Small School Sleepers 

These are the very best small school football players that will be draft eligible in 2013. From the biggest F.C.S. state universities like the University of Montana to the smallest Division III and N.A.I.A. college programs like Minnesota Duluth and Mount Union College.

These prospects are loosely ranked, so check back frequently, as we intend to update these rankings often as we accumulate more information.

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Top Small School Cornerback Prospects:

1. Robert Alford Southeastern Louisiana Has Been Inivted to the Senior Bowl
2. B.W. Webb William & Mary
3. Demetrius McCray Appalachian State
4. Dax Swanson Sam Houston State
5. Dontra Peters New Hampshire
6. Don Unamba Southern Arkansas
7. Greg Reid Valdosta State Return Specialist; F.S.U. Transfer; Serious Injury & Character Concerns
8. Dontavais Johnson Coastal Carolina Hofstra Transfer
9. J.J. Swain Northern Iowa
10. Jumal Rolle Catawba College
- Devan Avery Incarnate Word
- Jeremy Moore Georgetown

Top Small School Safety Prospects:


1. J.J. Wilcox Georgia Southern Has Been Inivted to the Senior Bowl
2. Cooper Taylor Richmond Rising Star @ G.Tech prior to Health Issues; Listed at 6'5", 235 Might Project as a OLB in N.F.L.
3. Rontez Miles California at Pennsylvania
4. Ben Ericksen Illinois State
5. Jakar Hamilton South Carolina State Transfer from University of Georgia
6. Ray Armstrong Ex-Miami-Florida Ex-Miami starter Did Not Play Football in 2012, Ruled Ineligible at Faulkner
7. Kejuan Riley Alabama State Free Safety
8. Jeff Heath Saginaw Valley State
9. Malcolm Bronson McNeese State Knee Injury could Adversely Affect his Draft Stock
10. Burton Scott Jr. South Alabama Transfer from University of Alabama
- Ryan McWethy Wisconsin-Platteville
- Jordan Dangerfield Towson State
- Nick Driskill Mount Union
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             





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