Scouting the Humanitarian Bowl: Ga. Tech vs Tulsa

Ahhhh...the game played on a blue field! With the uniforms Georgia Tech wears it may be virtually impossible to pick out any of their players. Tech does have a lot of prospects no one talks about but solid players for the next level that will be first day picks. And after four dreary years Tulsa finally has a winning record and bowl appearance.

Georgia Tech	Pos	Number	Year	Ht	Wt	40
Jonathan Cox	CB	23	4Sr	5-9	180	4.51
Potential dime back at the next level.
Nat Dorsey	T	70	3Jr	6-5	330	5.24
Big athlete that moves well and dominates the opposition. A bit clumsy presently and must learn to use his size but great upside for the next level.
John Foschi	TE	89	4Sr	6-4	265	5.02
Blocking tight end with marginal pass catching skills.
Keyaron Fox	OLB	54	4Sr	6-2	223	4.61
Explosive outside linebacker productive three years running. One of the most underrated players at his position.
Greg Gathers	DE	55	5Sr	6-0	250	4.72
Solid pass rusher whose career may have come to an end due to a kidney ailment.
Hugh Reilly	C	67	5Sr	6-4	288	5.35
Solid center better in a small area.
Daryl Smith	ILB	51	4Sr	6-2	234	4.72
Tough inside 'backer constantly around the ball. Decent size for the next level and can play in a variety of schemes.
Jonathan Smith	WR	82	4Sr	5-10	184	4.58
Very productive receiver that does not get the credit he deserves. Lacks the top size/speed numbers and moved around the field as a junior. Solid third/fourth receiver at the next level.

Tulsa	Pos	Number	Year	Ht	Wt	40	Report
Jorma Bailey	S	32	4Sr	5-10	195	4.63
Plays outside linebacker but a potential back-up safety/special teams type.
Romby Bryant	WR	82	4Sr	6-1	181	4.40
Excellent size/speed numbers and a prospect growing into the position.
Montiese Culton	WR	84	4Jr	6-1	180	4.51
Solid hands and a potential slot or fourth receiver at the next level.
Jeff Thibodeaux	S	24	3Jr	5-11	178	4.51
Flashes ability at safety.