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Alma Mater Dynasty Football League Draft Results 22-Feb-2008 05:45 PM Eastern www.rtsports.com Alma Mater Dynasty Football League Draft Results 22-Feb-2008 05:45 PM Eastern Alma Mater Dynasty Football League Draft Mon., Apr 30 2007 5:29:00 AM Rounds: 7 Round 1 Round 4 #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - Adrian Peterson, RB, MIN #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - Dwayne Wright, RB, BUF #2 Huron Tigers - Calvin Johnson, WR, DET #2 Lee's Summit Tigers - Buster Davis, LB, DET #3 Lee's Summit Tigers - Marshawn Lynch, RB, BUF #3 Leto Falcons - Anthony Spencer, LB, DAL #4 Creston Polar Bears - Dwayne Jarrett, WR, CAR #4 Creston Polar Bears - Zach Miller, TE, OAK #5 Struthers Puledros - Robert Meachem, WR, NOR #5 Oak Grove Panthers - Adam Carriker, DL, STL #6 E. P. Red Raiders - Steve Smith, WR, NYG #6 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Jacoby Jones, WR, HOU #7 Cedaredge Bruins - Brandon Jackson, RB, GNB #7 Cedaredge Bruins - Johnnie Lee Higgins, WR, OAK #8 Leto Falcons - Brady Quinn, QB, CLE #8 Cathedral Golden Gales - Anthony Waters, LB, SDG #9 Oak Ridge Eagles - JaMarcus Russell, QB, OAK #9 Oak Ridge Eagles - Eric Weddle, DB, SDG #10 Central Wildcats - Anthony Gonzalez, WR, IND #10 Central Wildcats - Antonio Pittman, RB, STL #11 Lee's Summit Tigers - Patrick Willis, LB, SFO #11 Cathedral Golden Gales - Michael Griffin, DB, TEN #12 E. P. Red Raiders - Lorenzo Booker, RB, MIA #12 E. P. Red Raiders - Quincy Black, LB, TAM #13 TurkeyFoot Rams - Sidney Rice, WR, MIN #13 Highland Park Giants - Garrett Wolfe, RB, CHI #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Kevin Kolb, QB, PHI #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Mike Walker, WR, JAC Round 2 Round 5 #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - John Beck, QB, MIA #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - Aaron Ross, DB, NYG #2 Leto Falcons - Dwayne Bowe, WR, KAN #2 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Aundrae Allison, WR, MIN #3 E. P. Red Raiders - Greg Olsen, TE, CHI #3 Leto Falcons - Corey Dillon, RB, NWE #4 Creston Polar Bears - Kenny Irons, RB, CIN #4 Creston Polar Bears - LaMarr Woodley, LB, PIT #5 Struthers Puledros - Chris Henry, RB, TEN #5 Struthers Puledros - Jay Moore, DL, SFO #6 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Paul Posluszny, LB, BUF #6 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Michael Okwo, LB, CHI #7 Cedaredge Bruins - Tony Hunt, RB, PHI #7 Cedaredge Bruins - Quentin Moses, DL, MIA #8 Cathedral Golden Gales - Michael Bush, RB, OAK #8 Oak Ridge Eagles - Steve Breaston, WR, ARI #9 Oak Ridge Eagles - Gaines Adams, DL, TAM #9 Lee's Summit Tigers - Reggie Nelson, DB, JAC #10 Central Wildcats - Lawrence Timmons, LB, PIT #10 Central Wildcats - Paul Williams, WR, TEN #11 Cathedral Golden Gales - Buster Davis, WR, SDG #11 Highland Park Giants - Victor Abiamiri, DL, PHI #12 Leto Falcons - Ted Ginn Jr., WR, MIA #12 E. P. Red Raiders - Sabby Piscitelli, DB, TAM #13 Creston Polar Bears - Leon Hall, DB, CIN #13 Creston Polar Bears - Deon Anderson, RB, DAL #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Jason Hill, WR, SFO #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Thomas Clayton, RB, SFO Round 3 Round 6 #1 Lee's Summit Tigers - Drew Stanton, QB, DET #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - Ryne Robinson, WR, CAR #2 E. P. Red Raiders - Jamaal Anderson, DL, ATL #2 Highland Park Giants - Nnamdi Asomugha, DB, OAK #3 Cedaredge Bruins - Laron Landry, DB, WAS #3 Leto Falcons - Ben Patrick, TE, ARI #4 Cathedral Golden Gales - David Harris, LB, NYJ #4 Lee's Summit Tigers - Chris Houston, DB, ATL #5 Struthers Puledros - Troy Smith, QB, BAL #5 Struthers Puledros - Eric Wright, DB, CLE #6 Cedaredge Bruins - Jon Beason, LB, CAR #6 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Laurent Robinson, WR, ATL #7 Cedaredge Bruins - Brian Leonard, RB, STL #7 Leto Falcons - Kolby Smith, RB, KAN #8 Oak Ridge Eagles - Amobi Okoye, DL, HOU #8 Huron Tigers - Rufus Alexander, LB, MIN #9 Central Wildcats - Trent Edwards, QB, BUF #9 Creston Polar Bears - Stephen Nicholas, LB, ATL #10 Central Wildcats - Alan Branch, DL, ARI #10 Central Wildcats - Aaron Rouse, DB, GNB #11 Cathedral Golden Gales - Darrelle Revis, DB, NYJ #11 Highland Park Giants - Joe Klopfenstein, TE, STL #12 Oak Ridge Eagles - Brandon Meriweather, DB, NWE #12 Oak Ridge Eagles - Justin Harrell, DL, GNB #13 Highland Park Giants - Jarvis Moss, DL, DEN #13 Huron Tigers - Rashied Davis, WR, CHI #14 Central Wildcats - H.B. Blades, LB, WAS #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Tim Crowder, DL, DEN Copyright (c) 2007 RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. www.rtsports.com Alma Mater Dynasty Football League Draft Results 22-Feb-2008 05:45 PM Eastern Round 7 #1 TurkeyFoot Rams - Chansi Stuckey, WR, NYJ #2 Huron Tigers - Yamon Figurs, WR, BAL #3 Leto Falcons - Dick Jauron, HC, BUF #4 Creston Polar Bears - Matt Spaeth, TE, PIT #5 Struthers Puledros - Dallas Baker, WR, PIT #6 Vincennes Lincoln Alices - Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, NYG #7 Cedaredge Bruins - James Jones, WR, GNB #8 Oak Grove Panthers - David Clowney, WR, NYJ #9 Creston Polar Bears - John Bowie, DB, OAK #10 Huron Tigers - Isaiah Stanback, WR, DAL #11 Highland Park Giants - Bobby Petrino, HC, ATL #12 E. P. Red Raiders - Chris Davis, WR, TEN #13 Central Wildcats - DeShawn Wynn, RB, GNB #14 Oak Grove Panthers - Justin Durant, LB, JAC Copyright (c) 2007 RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc..
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