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Penetrating big man who took a huge step forward as an NFL prospect in 2014. Brown has hand quickness and uses hands like an NFL starter. His instincts and feel off the snap help him to get into the backfield quickly. Some personnel men believe Brown can play multiple spots along the line in a 4-3 or 3-4 defense, which could put him in play for a high number of teams. – Lance Zierlein

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Bennett is a disciplined, intelligent player who is a fit for teams looking for an upfield disruptor. He relies on his initial burst, hand usage and technique to win at the point of attack. Bennett has the potential to dominate sluggish or weak guards, but might have issues with true power guards in the NFL. – Lance Zierlein

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Projection-based prospect with elite size and the traits to become a dominant run-stuffing defensive end in an odd front. Armstead has the explosiveness off the snap and in his jarring punch to gain early advantages and control offensive linemen. Armstead is a fast riser but is still very raw. He will need patience and coaching and must become a more effective pass rusher at some point. – Lance Zierlein

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While they have different body types, Flowers will have some of the same strengths and flaws 2014 first-round pick Greg Robinson had coming in. Flowers has the size, feet and talent to be a very good left tackle but he will be a work in progress unless he can eliminate some of the balance issues that could plague him.
-Lance Zierlein

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Lumbering brawler who has had a level of success in hyper-competitive SEC West. Lacks athleticism to be a consistent left tackle and will have to move to right tackle or bump inside to guard. Collins plays with a mean streak that is evident in every game and could come in and start right away in a power running game as a guard.
-Lance Zierlein

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Like Duane Brown, Clemmings played high school basketball and was a late switch to the offensive-tackle position in college. There are holes in his protection technique that are no sure-thing to be fixed, but they are coachable. Clemmings will continue to learn the position and improve. He has the physical traits to become a Pro Bowl left tackle if he can handle the move to that side.
-Lance Zierlein

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Consistent four-year starter for the Gamecocks. He has technique issues that need to be coached up in pass protection, but he also has the talent to improve in that area. Powerful drive-blocker who uses leverage to fire out and generate instant movement in tight spaces. He is best-suited to a power scheme. Cann has the plug-and-play traits that could make him an instant starter.
-Lance Zierlein

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Data driven teams will be intrigued by Anderson’s stuffs, impact tackles and total pressures, but the tape doesn’t validate his potential to produce these numbers on the pro level. The body type screams 3-4 defensive end if he can bulk up and add power, but he might lack the balance and toughness to make it there. Anderson might just be a “tweener” without a clear NFL position fit. – Lance Zierlein

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Amos checks all the boxes when it comes to strong football intelligence, a willingness to digest tape and cover skills. The biggest question is whether or not he can fit with a coordinator looking for playmakers and chance-takers. He must prove that he can play with greater overlap. Amos' scheme versatility is a big plus, but I wouldn’t ask him to play inside the box very often. – Lance Zierlein

Kentucky survives yet another scare.

LSU opened off with the early lead but Kentucky surged back to take a 5 point lead at halftime. LSU never backed down though. With 8 minutes left in the game, the Tigers regained the lead 60-62 after a Karl Anthony-Towns technical foul. Kentucky did not take back the lead until 1:30 remaining, but ultimately came out on top after a game winning three point attempt by LSU’S Keith Hornsby fell short.

LSU led for 21:38 today – more than 54% of the time. Entering today, Kentucky had only trailed for 123:19 of the possible 935 minutes this season.

Up next for the Wildcats is a Valentine’s Day meeting with South Carolina at home. Kentucky just needs one more win to match its best start in school history.

The Final Shot:

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