Here are this year's results:
Southern Methodist
SOUTHERN METHODIST: MARCH 1
One thing that's different than past years is the league now allows players to attend any Pro Day in a state where they live or go to school, provided the college where the Pro Day is held approves. Thus, at SMU, we had players from Colorado State, S.W. Oklahoma, Texas A&M Commerce and Texas College. Thanks to Schoen, Highsmith and Hall, SMU's Pro Day started on time and there were nine scouts in all. It was held at a great facility to run in and the temperature was 85 degrees. The players all ran on fast FieldTurf.
Player Position Gil's comments
Rolando Humphrey DB Humphrey (5-9, 170), ran his 40s in 4.35 with wind and 4.45 against the wind. He benched 12 times, had a 37-inch vertical jump, 10-foot long jump, 10-yard time was 1.41, and 20-yard time was 2.50. He completed the short shuttle in 4.16.
Alvin Nnabuife DB Nnabuife (6-0 1/8 210) ran his 40s in 4.59 with wind and 4.65 against the wind. He did not do the bench. Nnabuife had a 40½-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-4 long jump, and ran 10 yards in 1.56 and 20 yards in 2.26.
Pro Day calendar
Dates and schools subject to change
March 1
Central Florida, SMU
March 2
Ball State, Boise State, Florida Atlantic, Linfield College, Maine, Missouri, Northwestern, Toledo
March 3
Florida International, Louisiana-Lafayette, North Dakota State, SE Louisiana, Sam Houston State, South Dakota State
March 4
Texas A&M
March 6
Minnesota, Montana, Northwest Missouri State, Richmond, Utah
March 7
Eastern Kentucky, Indiana, Nebraska-Omaha, Troy, Utah State, Valdosta State
March 8
BYU, Florida, Lane, Nebraska, Nevada-Las Vegas, Notre Dame
March 9
Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Clemson, Fordham, Iowa State, Louisiana-Monroe, Ohio State, Texas Tech, Weber State, Wyoming
March 10
Arizona State, Cincinnati, Grambling State, Kent State, Purdue, South Florida, Wofford
March 11
Abilene Christian, Nicholls State, San Diego State
March 13
Alabama State, Arkansas State, Cal-Davis, Fresno State, Furman, Kansas State
March 14
Bowie State, Brown, Jacksonville State, Massachusetts, Pittsburg State (Kan.), Shippensburg (Pa.), Towson, Troy, Tulane, Tuskegee
March 15
Alabama A&M, Arkansas, Bethune-Cookman, BYU, Central Michigan, Home Depot Center (Carson, Calif.), Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, Northwood (Mich.), Oregon State, Saginaw Valley State (Mich.), South Carolina, Southern, Stanford, Temple, Tennessee, Western Carolina
March 16
Appalachian State, Catawba, Central Missouri, Clark, Florida A&M, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Massachusetts, Penn State, Western Kentucky
March 17
Colorado, Lambuth, Marshall, Middle Tennessee, Portland State, Princeton, Vanderbilt, Villanova, West Georgia
March 18
Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Windsor
March 20
Cumberland (Tenn.), Harvard, Iowa, South Carolina State, Southern Mississippi, William & Mary
March 21
Monmouth, New Mexico, North Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia
March 22
Fort Valley State, Howard, Mississippi State, North Carolina State, Rutgers, Southern Illinois, Texas State
March 23
Auburn, Duke, Miami (Ohio), North Carolina Central, Notre Dame, Shippensburg (Pa.)
March 24
Colorado State, Georgia Southern, Hofstra, Indiana State, Lambuth, Louisiana Tech, Memphis, Northwestern State (La.), Portland State
March 27
Houston, Rice
March 28
Jacksonville State, Utah State
March 29
Arizona State, Central Florida, Tennessee, Utah
March 30
Carson-Newman, Stephen F. Austin
March 31
Louisiana Tech, Purdue
April 2
Southern California (Weight-lifting portion will be at Heritage Hall; 40-yard dash and on-field testing will take place at Cromwell Track & Field, which is adjacent to Heritage Hall. Junior Day also will be held this day.)
JUNIOR DAYS
Besides draft-eligible players, most schools also will allow players who will be seniors during the 2006 season to participate on their Pro Days. But some schools also schedule Junior Days -- workouts that feature only players who will be draft eligible in 2007.
Alabama A&M -- April 5
Arkansas -- May 2
Boise State -- May 3
BYU -- June 16
Central Michigan -- March 1
Colorado State -- May 3
Fort Valley State -- April 12
Georgia Tech -- March 17
Indiana -- March 9
Iowa -- May 5
Memphis -- April 18
Montana -- May 4
New Mexico -- May 4
North Carolina -- March 2
North Dakota -- May 4
Oregon State -- April 4
Purdue -- March 22
Southern Illinois -- April 26
Troy -- April 21
Southern Methodist
SOUTHERN METHODIST: MARCH 1
One thing that's different than past years is the league now allows players to attend any Pro Day in a state where they live or go to school, provided the college where the Pro Day is held approves. Thus, at SMU, we had players from Colorado State, S.W. Oklahoma, Texas A&M Commerce and Texas College. Thanks to Schoen, Highsmith and Hall, SMU's Pro Day started on time and there were nine scouts in all. It was held at a great facility to run in and the temperature was 85 degrees. The players all ran on fast FieldTurf.
Player Position Gil's comments
Rolando Humphrey DB Humphrey (5-9, 170), ran his 40s in 4.35 with wind and 4.45 against the wind. He benched 12 times, had a 37-inch vertical jump, 10-foot long jump, 10-yard time was 1.41, and 20-yard time was 2.50. He completed the short shuttle in 4.16.
Alvin Nnabuife DB Nnabuife (6-0 1/8 210) ran his 40s in 4.59 with wind and 4.65 against the wind. He did not do the bench. Nnabuife had a 40½-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-4 long jump, and ran 10 yards in 1.56 and 20 yards in 2.26.
Pro Day calendar
Dates and schools subject to change
March 1
Central Florida, SMU
March 2
Ball State, Boise State, Florida Atlantic, Linfield College, Maine, Missouri, Northwestern, Toledo
March 3
Florida International, Louisiana-Lafayette, North Dakota State, SE Louisiana, Sam Houston State, South Dakota State
March 4
Texas A&M
March 6
Minnesota, Montana, Northwest Missouri State, Richmond, Utah
March 7
Eastern Kentucky, Indiana, Nebraska-Omaha, Troy, Utah State, Valdosta State
March 8
BYU, Florida, Lane, Nebraska, Nevada-Las Vegas, Notre Dame
March 9
Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Clemson, Fordham, Iowa State, Louisiana-Monroe, Ohio State, Texas Tech, Weber State, Wyoming
March 10
Arizona State, Cincinnati, Grambling State, Kent State, Purdue, South Florida, Wofford
March 11
Abilene Christian, Nicholls State, San Diego State
March 13
Alabama State, Arkansas State, Cal-Davis, Fresno State, Furman, Kansas State
March 14
Bowie State, Brown, Jacksonville State, Massachusetts, Pittsburg State (Kan.), Shippensburg (Pa.), Towson, Troy, Tulane, Tuskegee
March 15
Alabama A&M, Arkansas, Bethune-Cookman, BYU, Central Michigan, Home Depot Center (Carson, Calif.), Illinois, Maryland, Nevada, Northwood (Mich.), Oregon State, Saginaw Valley State (Mich.), South Carolina, Southern, Stanford, Temple, Tennessee, Western Carolina
March 16
Appalachian State, Catawba, Central Missouri, Clark, Florida A&M, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Massachusetts, Penn State, Western Kentucky
March 17
Colorado, Lambuth, Marshall, Middle Tennessee, Portland State, Princeton, Vanderbilt, Villanova, West Georgia
March 18
Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Windsor
March 20
Cumberland (Tenn.), Harvard, Iowa, South Carolina State, Southern Mississippi, William & Mary
March 21
Monmouth, New Mexico, North Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia
March 22
Fort Valley State, Howard, Mississippi State, North Carolina State, Rutgers, Southern Illinois, Texas State
March 23
Auburn, Duke, Miami (Ohio), North Carolina Central, Notre Dame, Shippensburg (Pa.)
March 24
Colorado State, Georgia Southern, Hofstra, Indiana State, Lambuth, Louisiana Tech, Memphis, Northwestern State (La.), Portland State
March 27
Houston, Rice
March 28
Jacksonville State, Utah State
March 29
Arizona State, Central Florida, Tennessee, Utah
March 30
Carson-Newman, Stephen F. Austin
March 31
Louisiana Tech, Purdue
April 2
Southern California (Weight-lifting portion will be at Heritage Hall; 40-yard dash and on-field testing will take place at Cromwell Track & Field, which is adjacent to Heritage Hall. Junior Day also will be held this day.)
JUNIOR DAYS
Besides draft-eligible players, most schools also will allow players who will be seniors during the 2006 season to participate on their Pro Days. But some schools also schedule Junior Days -- workouts that feature only players who will be draft eligible in 2007.
Alabama A&M -- April 5
Arkansas -- May 2
Boise State -- May 3
BYU -- June 16
Central Michigan -- March 1
Colorado State -- May 3
Fort Valley State -- April 12
Georgia Tech -- March 17
Indiana -- March 9
Iowa -- May 5
Memphis -- April 18
Montana -- May 4
New Mexico -- May 4
North Carolina -- March 2
North Dakota -- May 4
Oregon State -- April 4
Purdue -- March 22
Southern Illinois -- April 26
Troy -- April 21