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[nuraman00]

MVP and Sixth Man per game last year. Didn't think people could see this and work blocked emails for everyone except work mail. So here was my copy and paste spot.

Thanks.

 

[SteelersPride]

theres alot of 49er thread tracking

 

[MHSL82]

theres alot of 49er thread tracking

Yep. I was going to post an archive thread, but it was taking too long, was too pointless, and no one would read it. So I stopped. But I also didn't think people could see this thread, as it was private to moderators before. I think sometime after the switch, I approved it and it became public and then unapproving it just puts it on a moderators list where someone has to respond, by approving it - making it public.

Wasn't hiding it for secrecy, just knew others would either find it lame or too much time on one's hands or both. Wanted to avoid that.

 

[SteelersPride]

its really no big deal, work away sir

 

[MHSL82]

2015 Consolidated Mocks
First Round - 18

1. Kevin Johnson – CB - Wake Forest (6'0" 188)
2. Ereck Flowers – OT - Miami (6'6" 329)
3. La'el Collins – OT - LSU
4. Marcus Peters – CB – Washington

First or Second Round

1. Devin Smith – WR - Ohio State (6'0" 196)

Second Round - 49

1. Eric Kendricks – LB - UCLA (6'0" 232)
2. Stephone Anthony – ILB - Clemson (6'3" 243)
3. Lorenzo Mauldin – OLB - Louisville
4. Jalen Collins – CB - LSU
5. Tre McBride – WR -William & Mary (6'0" 210)
6. Henry Anderson – DE – Stanford.

Second or Third Round

1. Donovan Smith – OT - Penn State (6'6" 338)
2. Tyler Lockett –WR - Kansas State (5'10" 182)
3. Justin Hardy – WR - E, Carolina

Third Round - 80

1. Josue Matias – OG - Florida State (6'6" 325)
2. Charles Gaines – CB – Louisville
3. Phillip Dorsett – WR - Miami (FL) (5'10" 185)
4. Denzel Perryman – LB - THE U
5. Cedric Ogbuhei – OT - Texas A&M
6. Josh Harper – WR - Fresno State (6'1" 190)

Third Round - 98

1. Eric Rowe – CB - Utah (6'1" 205)
2. Bobby Richardson – DE - Indiana (6'3" 283)
3. Henry Anderson – DE - Stanford (6'6" 297)
4. Adrian Amos – FS - Penn State
5. Doran Grant – CB - Ohio St. (5'11" 193)
6. Josue Matias – OG - Fla. St.

Fourth Round – 118

1. Ramik Wilson – ILB - Georgia (6'2" 237)
2. Laurence Gibson – OT - Virginia Tech
3. Leterrius Walton – DE - Central Michigan (6'5" 321)
4. Chris Conley – WR - Georgia (6'2" 213)
5. Mycole Pruitt – TE - S. Illinois
6. Tony Lippett – WR - Michigan State
7. Ladarius Gunter - CB - Miami (6'1" 200)
8. Chris Hackett – FS - Texas Christian (6'2" 195)

Fourth or Fifth Round

1. Shaq Mason – OG/OC - Georgia Tech

Fifth Round – 172 & 173

1. Mark Glowkowski – OG - West Virginia (6'4" 307)
2. Craig Mager – CB - Texas State (5'11" 201)
3. Kevin Snyder – ILB – Rutgers
4. Wes Saxton – TE - South Alabama (6'4" 243)
5. B.J. Finney – OC - Kansas St. (6'4" 318)
6. Justin Cox – CB/S - Miss St. 6'1" 191)
7. Antwan Goodley – WR - Baylor
8. Kyle Emmanuel – OLB - North Dakota State
9. Nick Boyle – TE - Delaware
10. David Parry – DT - Stanford
11. Casey Pierce – TE - Kent State (6'3" 244)
12. Darryl Roberts – CB – Marshall
13. Taiwan Jones – ILB - Michigan State (6'3" 258)
14. Kenny Bell - WR - Nebraska (6'1" 185)

Sixth Round - 193

1. Greg Mancz - OC - Toledo (6'4" 301)
2. Deon Simon – NT - Northwestern StateBobby McCain – CB – Memphis
3. JR Tavai – OLB - USC (6'2" 249)
4. Nick Marshall – CB - Auburn (6'1" 207)

Sixth Round or Seventh Round

1. Ladarius Gunter – CB - Miami

Seventh Round - 217

1. Malcolm Agnew – RB - Southern Illinois (5'10" 202)
2. Bobby McCain – CB - Memphis (5'9" 195)
3. Gerald Christian – TE – Louisville
4. Marcus Murphy – RB - Missouri (5'9" 198)
5. CB Cam Thomas - Western Kentucky (6'0" 195)
6. Dallas Lewellan – OC - Wisc.

Seventh Round - 233

1. Justin Hamilton – DT - Louisiana-Lafayette (6'2" 310)
2. DeVante Davis – WR - UNLV (6'3" 220)
3. Brock Hekking – OLB - Nevada (6'4" 255)
4. Kris Frost – ILB - Auburn
5. Tra’Mayne Bondourant – DB - Arizona
6. Josh Robinson – RB - Mississippi State
7. Chase Cochran - WR - Ohio (6'2" 190)
8. Shane Carden – QB - East Carolina

UDFA Sleepers
OLB Alec May - Georgetown
QB Mark Myers - John Carroll
WR Tyrell Williams - Western Oregon
WR Tony Jones - Northwestern
OC Alex Mateas - UConn
DE Kristjan Sokoli - Buffalo
QB Kevin Rodgers - Henderson State

 

[MHSL82]

No, the above is not a mock, it's a collection of mocks in which I compiled them and put them in order but not formatted.

 

[nuraman00]

its really no big deal, work away sir

I agree.

 

[nuraman00]

No, the above is not a mock, it's a collection of mocks in which I compiled them and put them in order but not formatted.

Clever and useful.

 

[MHSL82]

Invitation to Participate | SportsHoopla.com Sports Forums
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The Team-by-Team Thread Archive | Page 2 | SportsHoopla.com Sports Forums

 

[MHSL82]

Super Bowl

Seattle Seahawks 47.9 (C/M/W/D/l)
Green Bay Packers 40.9 (D/C/M)

Conference Finals Round

Denver Broncos 50.0 (S/M/C/W/L)
Dallas Cowboys 32.4 (S/M/L/C/W)

Divisional Round

New England Patriots 38.5% (S/M/C/W/L)
Pittsburgh Steelers 38.1 (S/L/W/M/C)
Indianapolis Colts 34.8 (C/L/M/S)

Wild Card Round

Cincinnati Bengals 56.0 (M/D/C)
Minnesota Vikings 44.4 (D/M/S)
Arizona Cardinals 30.4 (M/D/S/C/L)

Miss the Playoffs

Kansas City Chiefs 44.4 (D/W)
Atlanta Falcons 44.4 (D/W/S)
Baltimore Ravens 45.5 (D/S/W/L/C)
Philadelphia Eagles 50.0 (D/W/S/C)
Detroit Lions 50.0 (W/S)
San Diego Chargers 50.0 (W/S/D)
Carolina Panthers 58.3 (W/C/D)
St. Louis Rams 66.7 (S/D/W)
New York Jets 66.7 (S/W)
Miami Dolphins 70.0 (S/C/W)
Buffalo Bills 71.4 (W)
Cleveland Browns 80.0 (S/W)
New York Giants 80.0 (w)
New Orleans Saints 83.3 (S)
Oakland Raiders 83.3 (D)
Chicago Bears 48.6 (S)
Washington Redskins 66.7 (S)
Jacksonville Jaguars 100.0
Tennessee Titans 100.0
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100.0
San Francisco 49ers 100.0
Houston Texans 100.0

 

[MHSL82]

Based on the Voting:

Super Bowl

Seattle Seahawks vs. Denver Broncos

NFC Conference Finals Game

Seattle Seahawks over Green Bay Packers

NFC Divisional Round

Seattle Seahawks over Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers over Dallas Cowboys

NFC Wild Card Round

Dallas Cowboys over Atlanta Falcons
Minnesota Vikings over Arizona Cardinals

AFC Conference Finals Game

Denver Broncos over New England Patriots

AFC Divisional Round

Denver Broncos over Indianapolis Colts
New England Patriots over Pittsburgh Steelers

AFC Wild Card Round

Pittsburgh Steelers over Cincinnati Bengals*
Indianapolis Colts over Kansas City Chiefs

*According to Wikipedia, divisions teams can play each other in the first round since 1990. Not sure if true.

 

[antone112]

Yeah, but what about Greg Ostertag?

 

[MHSL82]

Yeah, but what about Greg Ostertag?

Got his autograph at a mall, not sure why.

 

[antone112]

Got his autograph at a mall, not sure why.

Im guessing he paid you.

 

[nuraman00]

Super Bowl

Seattle Seahawks 47.9 (C/M/W/D/l)
Green Bay Packers 40.9 (D/C/M)

Conference Finals Round

Denver Broncos 50.0 (S/M/C/W/L)
Dallas Cowboys 32.4 (S/M/L/C/W)

Divisional Round

New England Patriots 38.5% (S/M/C/W/L)
Pittsburgh Steelers 38.1 (S/L/W/M/C)
Indianapolis Colts 34.8 (C/L/M/S)

Wild Card Round

Cincinnati Bengals 56.0 (M/D/C)
Minnesota Vikings 44.4 (D/M/S)
Arizona Cardinals 30.4 (M/D/S/C/L)

Miss the Playoffs

Kansas City Chiefs 44.4 (D/W)
Atlanta Falcons 44.4 (D/W/S)
Baltimore Ravens 45.5 (D/S/W/L/C)
Philadelphia Eagles 50.0 (D/W/S/C)
Detroit Lions 50.0 (W/S)
San Diego Chargers 50.0 (W/S/D)
Carolina Panthers 58.3 (W/C/D)
St. Louis Rams 66.7 (S/D/W)
New York Jets 66.7 (S/W)
Miami Dolphins 70.0 (S/C/W)
Buffalo Bills 71.4 (W)
Cleveland Browns 80.0 (S/W)
New York Giants 80.0 (w)
New Orleans Saints 83.3 (S)
Oakland Raiders 83.3 (D)
Chicago Bears 48.6 (S)
Washington Redskins 66.7 (S)
Jacksonville Jaguars 100.0
Tennessee Titans 100.0
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 100.0
San Francisco 49ers 100.0
Houston Texans 100.0

Those are both NFC teams though, right?

 

[nuraman00]

Got his autograph at a mall, not sure why.

Why wouldn't you be sure of why you got OsterShaq's autograph at a mall? He intimidated opponents.

 

[MHSL82]

Those are both NFC teams though, right?

I did a poll series on the NFL general board and I asked how far every team would go. Those two teams are the only teams who had a majority of their votes say Super Bowl champions.

I use this thread as a scratch pad, so it's not always going to make any sense. I don't usually provide the context.

 

[nuraman00]

I did a poll series on the NFL general board and I asked how far every team would go. Those two teams are the only teams who had a majority of their votes say Super Bowl champions.

I use this thread as a scratch pad, so it's not always going to make any sense. I don't usually provide the context.

Thanks.

It will eventually make sense, if I ask for clarification.

 

[nuraman00]

Got his autograph at a mall, not sure why.

That's cool how you got OsterShaq's autograph while at the lingerie store. Made for a memorable encounter.

 

[nuraman00]

That's cool how you got OsterShaq's autograph while at the lingerie store. Made for a memorable encounter.

I can't post the video of Ostertag dancing in his underwear. It's been removed from YouTube.

It happened in 2005 or 2007.