Pro day schedule

[jtnc]

March 1:Missouri

March 2: Cincinnati

March 5: Alabama-Birmingham, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, McNeese State

March 6: Alabama A&M, Arkansas, Auburn, California Lutheran, Clark, Eastern Kentucky,

Georgia Tech, Illinois, Liberty, Rhode Island, Sacramento State, Tarleton State, UCLA, Valdosta State

March 7: Alabama, California, California-Davis, Colgate, Eastern Washington, Fordham, Fort Valley, Kent State, Kentucky, Louisville, Northern Colorado, Oklahoma State, Southern California, Texas A&M, UTEP, Wisconsin, Weber State

March 8: Alabama State, Buffalo, Clemson, Colorado, Miami (Fla.), Mississippi State, Nebraska, North Alabama, Northwestern, Ohio, Syracuse, Texas Tech, Tulsa, Utah State, Washington, West Texas, Western Kentucky, Wofford, Wyoming, Youngstown State

March 9: Florida International, Furman, Mississippi, Montana, Northern Illinois, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Presbyterian, Purdue, TCU, Troy, Washington State

March 12: Air Force, Arkansas-Monticello, Central Michigan, Central Washington, Pittsburgh, Tulsa

March 13: Ball State, California (Pa.), Florida, Kansas State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Marshall, Maryland, North Texas, Slippery Rock, Toledo, Western Michigan

March 14: Bowling Green, Central Arkansas, Central Oklahoma, Eastern Michigan, Florida State, Grambling, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisiana-Monroe, Maryland, Michigan State, Mount Union, Oklahoma, Old Dominion, Penn State, Portland State, Tennessee Tech

March 15: Delaware State, Louisiana Tech, Michigan, UNLV, Nicholls State, Oregon, Southern Illinois, Townson, Tusculum, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wayne State (Mich.), William & Mary

March 16: Arizona State, James Madison, Missouri State, Oregon State, Richmond, Temple, Tennessee, West Virginia

March 19: Appalachian State, Arizona, Florida Atlantic, Iowa, LSU, Montana State, Rice, Southern, Wake Forest

March 20: Brown, Fresno State, Idaho, Iowa State, Louisiana-Lafayette, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Carolina A&T, South Florida, Texas, Tulane

March 21: Baylor, Boston College, Houston, Nevada, North Carolina State, North Dakota State, Rutgers, San Diego State, San Jose State, Tulane, Western Kentucky

March 22: Boise State, East Carolina, Maine, Memphis, Middle Tennessee State, South Dakota, South Dakota State, Stanford, Tennessee-Chattanooga

March 23: Cornell, Jackson State, Missouri Western, N.C. Central, Southern Mississippi, Stonybrook, Vanderbilt

March 24: Arizona State

March 26: Indiana State

March 27: Arkansas State, Coastal Carolina, Stephen F. Austin, Washburn

March 28: Central Florida, Connecticut, Newberry, Northern Iowa, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Carolina State

March 29: Brigham Young, Georgia Southern

March 30: Bethune-Cookman, Dartmouth

April 3: Abilene Christian, Notre Dame

April 4: SMU

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/football/nfl/02/20/pro.day.schedule.ap/index.html

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

Why do some colleges even bother?

For example...

March 30: Bethune-Cookman, Dartmouth

Some irrelevant school nobody has ever heard of and the least athletic of the Ivys. Not saying their kids shouldn't get a chance, but I just think it's amusing for some reason.

[Kuech the Sneak]

Mcneese state is on there twice, I just want the draft to be here already

[Ivan The Awesome]

California is on there twice as well.

[Actionman0z]

These pro days are not televised right?

[tiger7_88]

These pro days are not televised right?

Depends.

I think ESPN2 or 3 televised Auburn (and Cam's) last year.

[DaCityKats]

Why do some colleges even bother?

For example...

March 30: Bethune-Cookman, Dartmouth

Some irrelevant school nobody has ever heard of and the least athletic of the Ivys. Not saying their kids shouldn't get a chance, but I just think it's amusing for some reason.

BC have produced people like Reshean Mathis and Nick Collins. plenty of stars come from small universities.