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Mel Kiper Jr.Kiper's Home Page | Bio | ChatsMel Kiper Jr. has served as expert analyst for ESPN's annual NFL Draft coverage since 1984. His pre-draft predictions are frequently the most accurate. Kiper is also analyst for College GameDay on ESPN Radio. He also contributes to SportsCenter and ESPN.com. |
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Safety first for Mays, Berry
Pat Forde, ESPN.comWhen it comes to defense in 2009, it's safety first, thanks to USC's Taylor Mays and Tennessee's Eric Berry.
Story | Conversation | August 12, 2009Woodson's transformation sparks Kentucky's rise
Pat Forde, ESPN.comAfter spending much of his career eclipsed by a Bluegrass rival, Kentucky quarterback Andre' Woodson is emerging from the shadows.
Story | Conversation | August 06, 2007Can't miss this: Oden, Durant don't get any better
Pat Forde, ESPN.comDraft diamonds Greg Oden and Kevin Durant are not without flaws, but let's hope Portland and Seattle don't go all Sam Bowie when they select in the draft.
Story | Conversation | June 26, 2007Cardinals' program flying high with newly minted CWS appearance
Pat Forde, ESPN.comWe know all about Florida's across-the-board athletic success. But Louisville? Don't look now, but the Cardinals are playing in the big time.
Story | Conversation | June 11, 2007Irish baseball star promises he'll return to gridiron
Pat Forde, ESPN.comNotre Dame's Jeff Samardzija is a top 20 baseball prospect. And a top 10 football prospect. And he isn't choosing -- yet.
Story | Conversation | June 02, 2006These teams fit the sleeper profile
Pat Forde, ESPN.comSo who is this year's Auburn? Here's a list of potential sleepers for the 2005 season.
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