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PICK: Sixth round (203 overall) PLAYER: Robert T. Griffin SCHOOL: Baylor POSITION: Guard HEIGHT: 6-foot-6 WEIGHT: 340 pounds What it means: The Jets chose Baylor players on back-to-back picks, taking Griffin after RB Terrance Ganawa...

PICK: Sixth round (202 overall) PLAYER: Terrance Ganaway SCHOOL: Baylor POSITION: Running back HEIGHT: 5-foot-11.5 WEIGHT: 239 pounds What it means: This was a Ground-and-Pound pick. Ganaway has fullback size, but he was tremend...

The 10th installment of our draft preview series looks at Baylor center Philip Blake. Scouts Inc. ranks: No. 3 center, unranked overall (not top 100) Bio: He's a 26-year-old native who did not play football until his senior year of high school. ...

Back in November, when Robert Griffin III insisted he was keeping all of his options open, he sat in a windowless conference room and told me he was seriously considering a return to Baylor for his senior season so he could enroll in law school, and ...

Here are the latest happenings Tuesday evening in the AFC East: Baylor quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III is telling school officials he will enter the NFL draft. That is good news for the quarterback-needy Miami Dolphins. ...

Perry Jones will miss the first five games next season if he stays at Baylor after an NCAA reinstatement committee upheld an earlier ruling that declared him ineligible.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley As Todd Archer of the Dallas Morning News points out, the Cowboys have a history of selecting (or signing) local players late in the draft. Former Plano West High School and Baylor wide receiver Th...

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley I appreciate your patience this week while I've been researching a feature story on Baylor offensive tackle Jason Smith, who is being projected as a high draft pick. Smith went to high school at Dallas W...

Texans owner Robert McNair and his wife are giving $100 million to the Baylor College of Medicine, according to a newspaper report.