Stephen Nicholas...

[BullDoug]

Don't worry, the pros know who he is and will drafted before the end of the third round and starting on Sunday's next year. St. Louis may very well be in the same boat.

I seem to remember a whole lot of Bulls fans saying that about one Andre Hall last year.

I have it on good sources Andre's issues w/the NFL r purly mental and playbook retention.

[E.T.]

Hall is working out for the Texans(I think) now per Greg's blog.

[USFPDiddy]

look at it this way-- how often does the Heisman winner end up being totally useless in the NFL? Why would this award be all that much different? It's not like LB recruits don't know who will be coaching them here at USF, we'll get our share and SN will show them what they missed.

Actually most heisman winners usually see at least a few years in the NFL.  The only exception is the QB position, where it is rare.  Even so, Carson Palmer at least broke that trend.  Jury is still out on leinart, although it's really hard to judge a hapless guy drafted by the cardinals.

While most heisman winners ARE a bit overrated for the NFL, most have decent contributions.  Hell, even the overrated ron dayne has contributed to teams he's ben on.

I'm fairly certain that Nicholas gets drafted top 4 rounds.  Kiper has him as 13th best LB or something preseason.  IIRC, that would put him about 3rd round.

[E.T.]

Would think that Nicholas will be helped by the combine.

[Economics_Nerd82]

Would think that Nicholas will be helped by the combine.

Should be helped with a Sugar Bowl victory!  

[Bull Martin]

SNAKE RULES!!!!!!!!!

[Matt]

you cant fool the nfl scouts on LBs.

regardless who wins the award...#51 will still be a nice 2nd round pick.  ask karlos dansby from alburn.

[Bull Dozer]

Hes got alot of talent and with a good combine showing i can see him being a first day pick, otherwise he will be a second day pick.