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2011 College Fantasy Football Downloadable Draft Kit Draft Preparation Guide | collegefb.cbssports.com Updated: August 31, 2011 Produced by: Top 200 1. Case Keenum, QB, HOU 68. Virginia Tech DST 135. Dillon Baxter, RB, USC 2. Lance Dunbar, RB, NTX 69. Jake Heaps, QB, BYU 136. Silas Redd, RB, PSU 3. Dominique Davis, QB, ECA 70. EJ Manuel, QB, FLST 137. LSU DST 4. Justin Blackmon, WR, OKST 71. Vick Ballard, RB, MSST 138. JJ Di Luigi, RB, BYU 5. Robert Griffin, QB, BAY 72. Boise State DST 139. Cyrus Gray, RB, TXAM 6. Landry Jones, QB, OK 73. Tavon Austin, WR, WV 140. Montel Harris, RB, BC 7. LaMichael James, RB, OR 74. Tim Jefferson, QB, AF 141. Zach Line, RB, SMU 8. David Wilson, RB, VATECH 75. Tyler Wilson, QB, AR 142. Ryan Lindley, QB, SDGST 9. Bryant Moniz, QB, HI 76. Kolton Browning, QB, LAMON 143. Ronnie Wingo, RB, AR 10. Denard Robinson, QB, MI 77. Kriss Proctor, QB, NAVY 144. Antavian Edison, WR, PUR 11. Ryan Broyles, WR, OK 78. Juron Criner, WR, AZ 145. James Sims, RB, KS 12. Geno Smith, QB, WV 79. Mike Davis, WR, TX 146. Darrin Moore, WR, TXTECH 13. Doug Martin, RB, BST 80. B.J. Daniels, QB, SFL 147. Robert Turbin, RB, UTST 14. Andrew Luck, QB, STAN 81. Tyler Bray, QB, TN 148. Chris Masson, QB, LALAFAY 15. Trent Richardson, RB, AL 82. Kelvin Bolden, WR, USM 149. Perry Jones, RB, VA 16. Marcus Lattimore, RB, SC 83. Darius Bright, WR, HI 150. Andre Ellington, RB, CLEM 17. Zach Collaros, QB, CIN 84. Thomas Roberson, WR, TLS 151. Alex Gillett, QB, EMI 18. G.J. Kinne, QB, TLS 85. Greg Childs, WR, AR 152. Lamar Miller, RB, MIA 19. Austin Davis, QB, USM 86. T.Y. Hilton, WR, FIU 153. Marvin McNutt, WR, IA 20. Ray Graham, RB, PITT 87. TCU DST 154. Billy Ray Stutzmann, WR, HI 21. Ronnie Hillman, RB, SDGST 88. Tino Sunseri, QB, PITT 155. Rishard Matthews, WR, NV 22. Darron Thomas, QB, OR 89. Markus Wheaton, WR, ORST 156. Chazz Anderson, QB, BUFF 23. Bobby Rainey, RB, WKY 90. Justin Hunter, WR, TN 157. Mike Glennon, QB, NCST 24. Chandler Harnish, QB, NIL 91. Kamar Jorden, WR, BG 158. Ohio State DST 25. Nathan Scheelhaase, QB, IL 92. Tyron Carrier, WR, HOU 159. Chad Bumphis, WR, MSST 26. Lance Lewis, WR, ECA 93. Lennon Creer, RB, LATECH 160. Kris Burd, WR, VA 27. Dan Persa, QB, NW 94. Marquess Wilson, WR, WAST 161. Dwayne Frampton, WR, ARST 28. Kyle Padron, QB, SMU 95. Florida State DST 162. Rex Burkhead, RB, NE 29. Jeff Godfrey, QB, UCF 96. Stedman Bailey, WR, WV 163. Jordan Wynn, QB, UT 30. Taylor Martinez, QB, NE 97. Joseph Randle, RB, OKST 164. Chris Polk, RB, WA 31. Jordan White, WR, WMI 98. Cameron Marshall, RB, AZST 165. Daymond Patterson, WR, KS 32. Kellen Moore, QB, BST 99. Austin Dantin, QB, TOL 166. Kirk Cousins, QB, MIST 33. Michael Floyd, WR, ND 100. T.J. Moe, WR, MO 167. A.J. Jenkins, WR, IL 34. Cody Wilson, WR, CMI 101. Tauren Poole, RB, TN 168. Jermaine Kearse, WR, WA 35. Ryan Aplin, QB, ARST 102. Chris Relf, QB, MSST 169. Shawn Southward, RB, TROY 36. Jeff Fuller, WR, TXAM 103. Stephen Garcia, QB, SC 170. 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Alabama DST 128. Bernard Pierce, RB, TEMP 195. Marquis Maze, WR, AL 62. D.J. Woods, WR, CIN 129. Brock Osweiler, QB, AZST 196. Mike Ball, RB, NV 63. Zac Dysert, QB, MIAOH 130. Nebraska DST 197. Danny O'Brien, QB, MD 64. MarQueis Gray, QB, MN 131. Robbie Rouse, RB, FRE 198. Cierre Wood, RB, ND 65. Bryan Ellis, QB, UAB 132. Jeremy Ebert, WR, NW 199. Alvester Alexander, RB, WY 66. James White, RB, WI 133. Barrett Trotter, QB, AUB 200. Dwight Jones, WR, NC 67. Marcus Coker, RB, IA 134. Oklahoma DST http://collegefb.cbssports.com 2 Player Rankings Quarterbacks Running Backs 1. Case Keenum, HOU 1. Lance Dunbar, NTX 51. Isaiah Crowell, GA 2. Dominique Davis, ECA 2. LaMichael James, OR 52. Keola Antolin, AZ 3. Robert Griffin, BAY 3. David Wilson, VATECH 53. Johnathan Franklin, UCLA 4. Landry Jones, OK 4. Doug Martin, BST 54. Raymond Sanders, KY 5. Bryant Moniz, HI 5. Trent Richardson, AL 55. Duane Bennett, MN 6. Denard Robinson, MI 6. Marcus Lattimore, SC 56. Jacquise Terry, KENTST 7. Geno Smith, WV 7. Ronnie Hillman, SDGST 57. Warren Norman, VANDY 8. Andrew Luck, STAN 8. Ray Graham, PITT 58. Jasmin Hopkins, NIL 9. Zach Collaros, CIN 9. Bobby Rainey, WKY 59. Pat Shed, UAB 10. G.J. Kinne, TLS 10. Stepfan Taylor, STAN 60. Isi Sofele, CA 11. Austin Davis, USM 11. Montee Ball, WI 61. Edwin Baker, MIST 12. Darron Thomas, OR 12. Brandon Bolden, MS 62. Ed Wesley, TCU 13. Chandler Harnish, NIL 13. Orleans Darkwa, TLN 63. Josh Harris, WF 14. Nathan Scheelhaase, IL 14. Rodney Stewart, CO 64. Roy Finch, OK 15. Dan Persa, NW 15. Adonis Thomas, TOL 65. Michael Dyer, AUB 16. Kyle Padron, SMU 16. James White, WI 66. Jason Ford, IL 17. Jeff Godfrey, UCF 17. Marcus Coker, IA 67. Michael Dobson, ECA 18. Taylor Martinez, NE 18. Vick Ballard, MSST 68. Paris Cotton, CMI 19. Kellen Moore, BST 19. Lennon Creer, LATECH 69. Kendrick Hardy, USM 20. Ryan Aplin, ARST 20. Joseph Randle, OKST 70. Cory Sykes, BALLST 21. Alex Carder, WMI 21. Cameron Marshall, AZST 71. Tim Cornett, UNLV 22. 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