vs 
Boise State
Running
back Brock Forsey is one
of the nation's most enjoyable players to watch; a versatile skill player he
piles up the yardage on offense the way snow piles up in Boise. Forsey
does not have great size/speed numbers for the next level but does possess the heart, intensity and
desire that will have some coach falling in love with him and help Forsey find a
spot on a
roster as a third down back and special teams player. Jay Swillie
has the size/speed numbers team covet in a big
receiver while also flashing big
play ability on occasion but his overall game lacks consistency. Bottom
line for Swillie; first day physical skills but late round production. Lou Fanucchi
offers reliability at receiver and an intelligent pass catcher that occasionally
sneaks it down field on occasion but a lack of speed makes him a free agent at
best. Ryan Dinwiddie is a solid signal
caller that makes good decisions
from the pocket and will be highly ranked going into the 2003 season. Safety Quinton Mikell
is a hard hitting run defender in centerfield but displays deficiencies in pass
coverage and lacks the size one want is a true strong safety.
Iowa State
ISU looked good early in the year
as quarterback Seneca Wallace
had a Heisman-type campaign going before it all unraveled when they handily lost
to the Sooners. Now the question remains for
Wallace; what is his best position at the next level? We do not feel it
will be at quarterback and think in no way is he this year's
version of Antwaan Randle-El (Randle-El was much more electrifying and
explosive). He could be used as a third down back or maybe a
defensive back; whatever it is Wallace has his work cut out for him. Matt
Word makes plays sideline-to-sideline and goes hard for sixty minutes but size
concerns will push him late into the draft. He looks perfect on the inside
in a three-four alignment or a back-up on the outside who has a real chance of
becoming a special teams demon. Jeremy Loyd is also a little shy in the
size department but plays a tough brand of football which may help him stick at
the next level.
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