6 Aug
The PAC 12 placed four players in the first round of last April’s draft. There’s a very good chance that number will be increased by one in 2013, with the USC Trojans leading the way.
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Arizona |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 3rd | Mickey Baucus | T | 68 | 3So | Solid left tackle prospect that shows a lot of skill in pass protection. |
| 5th | Fabbians Ebbele | T | 73 | 3So | King-size right tackle prospect with a huge upside. Effective as both a run blocker and pass protector. |
| 7th | Dan Buckner | WR | 4 | 5Sr | Quick, sure handed pass catcher effective in underneath coverage. |
| FA | Greg Nwoko | RB | 28 | 5Sr | One time highly rated ball carrier that’s struggled with consistency and injury the past two seasons. |
| FA | Trace Biskin | G | 72 | 5Sr | Tough, hard working, small area blocker. |
| FA | Matt Scott | QB | 10 | 4Sr | |
| FA | Taimi Tutogi | FB | 31 | 4Sr | Limited, one dimensional fullback that gives effort in all areas. |
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Arizona State |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 6th | Jamal Miles | WR | 32 | 4Sr | Smallish yet elusive pass catcher that also stands out as a return specialist. |
| 6th | Rashad Ross | WR | 15 | 4Sr | Consistent receiver with adequate size and terrific pass catching skills. |
| 7th | Will Sutton | DT | 90 | 4Jr | Intense, one gap tackle that combines tremendous quickness and explosion. Moves well in every area and chases the action hard. |
| FA | Corey Adams | DT | 68 | 4Sr | Explosive, hard-working one gap tackle that plays with a fiery attitude. |
| FA | Cameron Marshall | RB | 6 | 4Sr | Stout, compact ball carrier that combines strength and good footwork. Better between the tackles. |
| FA | Evan Finkenberg | T | 62 | 4Jr | Large college left tackle that has possibilities on the right side at the next level. |
| FA | Brandon MaGee | OLB | 8 | 5Sr | Relatively athletic weak side linebacker that makes plays sideline to sideline and gets depth on pass drops. Returning from a major injury. |
| FA | Keelan Johnson | S | 10 | 5Sr | Downhill, run defending safety. |
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California |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 1st | Keenan Allen | WR | 21 | 3Jr | Dominant, reliable receiver that makes some amazing receptions. Possesses the tools to be a number one wide out at the next level. |
| 5th | Marc Anthony | CB | 2 | 5Sr | Well sized cornerback with good ball skills. Aggressive, instinctive and offers next level skills. |
| 6-7 | Matt Summers-Gavin | G | 75 | 5Sr | Underrated college lineman that can line up at guard or tackle. Fundamentally sound, tough and has an upside. |
| 7th | Steve Williams | CB | 1 | 4Jr | Developing corner that shows solid skills. |
| FA | C.J. Anderson | RB | 9 | 4Sr | Stout, strong interior runner that also does a terrific job as a pass catcher. |
| FA | Brian Schwenke | G | 57 | 4Sr | Underrated lineman that can be used at guard or center. Has enough skill to backup at the next level. |
| FA | Kendrick Payne | DT | 96 | 5Sr | Explosive one gap/3 technique lineman that has size limitations. |
| FA | Isi Sofele | RB | 20 | 4Sr | Instinctive, quick ball carrier that does a terrific job finding the running lanes and choosing his spots. Potential rotational runner at the next level. |
| FA | Aaron Tipoti | DT | 50 | 5Sr | Explosive, straight line defender that occupies blockers. |
| FA | Jacob Wark | TE | 84 | 3Jr | Big, strong blocking tight end. |
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Colorado |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 3rd | Doug Rippy | ILB | 3 | 5Sr | Athletic three down defender that quickly fills gaps defending the run while also going sideline to sideline in coverage. Comes with a nice upside. |
| 4th | Paul Richardson | WR | 6 | 3Jr | Terrific pass catcher with deceptive speed and reliable hands. |
| 4th | Daniel Munyer | C | 52 | 3So | Developing center that combines terrific athleticism, blocking fundamentals and movement skills. Needs to get stronger yet an outstanding prospect for the future. |
| FA | Jack Harris | T | 75 | 4Jr | Stout, tough tackle prospect that’s been effective when on the field. |
| FA | David Bakhtiari | T | 59 | 4Jr | Solid college left tackle that may be better off inside at guard in the NFL. |
| FA | Jon Major | OLB | 31 | 4Sr | Instinctive, intense linebacker with average physical skills. Plays hard and could be used as a backup/special teams player. |
| FA | Will Pericak | DT | 83 | 5Sr | Hard-working lineman used at end in Colorado’s 34 alignment. Chases the action hard and plays with great intensity yet lacks top upside. |
| FA | Ray Polk | S | 7 | 5Sr | Solid between the tackles safety effective defending the run or covering the pass. |
| FA | Nick Kasa | DE | 84 | 4Sr | Good athlete that must start to transition into a football player. |
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Oregon |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 3rd | Dion Jordan | DE | 96 | 5Sr | Athletic defender that is a disruptive force. Solid pass rusher that’s tough to stop off the edge and shows ability making plays in space. Lacks the pure speed to be used at outside linebacker yet should grow into a terrific defensive end. |
| 3rd | Wade Keliikipi | DT | 92 | 4Jr | Tough, nasty, slug it out defensive tackle that can be impossible to move off the point. |
| 3-4 | John Boyett | S | 21 | 5Sr | Aggressive safety with a complete game. Explosive, tough and shows good ball skills. Lacks classic height yet can play in any type of system. |
| 4th | Carson York | G | 77 | 5Sr | Mechanically sound guard that stands out in pass protection and run blocking. Needs to improve his strength yet offers starting potential at the next level. |
| 4th | Kenjon Barner | RB | 24 | 5Sr | Patient, creative ball carrier with a terrific burst. Sets up blocks, eludes defenders and a terrific receiver out of the backfield. |
| 5th | Kiko Alonso | OLB | 47 | 5Sr | Solid linebacker with a complete game. Athletic, tough against the run and makes plays in coverage. Three down defender with an upside. |
| 6th | Ricky Heimuli | DT | 90 | 3Jr | Nice sized offensive tackle that flashes athleticism. Has an upside yet needs a lot of work on his game. |
| 6-7 | Michael Clay | OLB | 46 | 4Sr | Undersized one gap linebacker that makes plays in every direction of the field. Fast, athletic and could make it as a backup/special teams player at the next level. |
| FA | Avery Patterson | S | 21 | 4Jr | Solid safety who shows well in every area. |
| FA | Terrance Mitchell | CB | 27 | 3So | Feisty cornerback that shows an array of skill. Comes with an upside yet needs a lot of work on his game. |
| FA | Nick Cody | T | 61 | 5Sr | Strong, small area college right tackle that may be best inside at guard. |
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Oregon State |
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| Rod | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 3rd | Jordan Poyer | CB | 14 | 4Sr | Terrific cornerback with solid ball skills and football instincts. Underrated and a potential top 100 pick next April. |
| 5th | Sean Mannion | QB | 4 | 3So | Tall, adequately armed prospect with a developing game. |
| 6th | Scott Crichton | DE | 95 | 3So | Athletic and explosive underclassmen that shows a lot of skill. |
| 6-7 | Markus Wheaton | WR | 2 | 4Sr | Speedy, athletic receiver that shows great quickness on the field. Flashes skill yet needs a lot more consistency. |
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Stanford |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 2-3 | Shayne Skov | ILB | 11 | 4Sr | Dominant linebacker that must now return from a knee injury. |
| 3rd | Levine Toilolo | TE | 11 | 4Jr | Athletic tight end with great size and upside potential. Needs to develop his game. |
| 3rd | David Yankey | G | 54 | 3So | Tremendous young offensive line prospect that is effective in pass protection as well as blocking in motion. |
| 3-4 | Cameron Fleming | T | 73 | 3So | Massive right tackle prospect that displays good strength, athleticism and movement skills. Needs work on his game yet has a huge upside. |
| 5th | Zach Ertz | TE | 86 | 4Jr | Athletic, pass catching tight end that displays the ability to create mismatches down the field. |
| 6th | AJ Tarpley | ILB | 17 | 3So | Terrific young linebacker with an outstanding game. Athletic and tough. |
| 6th | Stepfan Taylor | RB | 33 | 4Sr | Hard charging interior ball carrier that also stands out as a pass catcher. Minimal speed and quickness in his game. |
| 7th | Chase Thomas | OLB | 44 | 5Sr | Intelligent linebacker that works hard yet a limited athlete with minimal quickness and speed in his game. |
| FA | Jarek Lancaster | OLB | 35 | 4Jr | Undersized yet explosive linebacker that goes sideline to sideline. Effective in pursuit. |
| FA | Ryan Hewitt | FB | 85 | 4Jr | Dependable utility prospect that can line up at fullback, tight end or H-back. |
| FA | Tyler Gaffney | RB | 25 | 4Sr | Tough ball carrier effective in all areas. Gave up football for career in baseball. |
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UCLA |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 5th | Datone Jones | DE | 56 | 5Sr | Undersized college defensive end that flashes skill but has an upside. |
| 5th | Patrick Larimore | ILB | 42 | 5Sr | Tough, stout run defender that also shows ability in zone coverage. Solid prospect. |
| 6th | Greg Capella | G | 74 | 4Jr | Flexible, explosive blocker that can play several interior spots on the offensive line. |
| 7th | Johnathan Franklin | RB | 23 | 5Sr | Elusive ball carrier that also produces as a pass catcher. Potential rotational back/third-down ball carrier at the next level. |
| 7th | Aaron Hester | CB | 21 | 5Sr | Feisty cornerback best in press coverage. Downfield speed may be a concern. |
| FA | Tevin McDonald | S | 7 | 3So | Developing safety who plays sideline to sideline, flashes ball skills and has an upside. |
| FA | Jeff Baca | G | 60 | 5Sr | Strong college tackle better off inside at guard at the next level. |
| FA | Joseph Fauria | TE | N | 5Sr | Athletic tight end that shows flashes yet must put together a consistent game. |
| FA | Donovan Carter | DT | 90 | 5Sr | Quick, hard-working lineman with limited upside. |
| FA | Sheldon Price | CB | 22 | 4Sr | Limited corner that struggles making plays with his back to the ball. |
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USC |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 1st | Matt Barkley | QB | 7 | 4Sr | Terrific signal caller with the ability to lead a franchise at the next level. Smart, athletic and displays precise accuracy on throws. |
| 1st | Robert Woods | WR | N | 3Jr | Terrific pass catcher that breaks games open. Dangerous running after the reception. |
| 1st | T.J. McDonald | S | 7 | 4Sr | Explosive safety effective in all areas of the game when he plays with discipline. Big, athletic and a game changer in the middle of the field. |
| 2nd | Devon Kennard | OLB | 42 | 4Sr | Explosive athlete that can rush the passer out of a three-point stance or effectively make plays in space at linebacker. |
| 2nd | Hayes Pullard | OLB | 10 | 3So | Dynamite young weak side linebacker prospect with a great upside. |
| 2-3 | Khaled Holmes | G | 78 | 5Sr | Big, strong, nasty blocker on the pivot. Offers immediate starting potential at the next level. |
| 3rd | Nickell Robey | CB | 21 | 3Jr | Solid cornerback that also doubles as a return specialist. Displays good ball skills and does not back down to a challenge. |
| 3-4 | Kevin Graf | T | 77 | 4Jr | Tall, small area blocker with a lot of upside. Should only get better as he physically matures. |
| 4th | Wes Horton | DE | 96 | 5Sr | Athletic college defensive lineman that can be used at several positions upfront. Has an upside yet must round out his game. |
| 4-5 | Xavier Grimble | TE | 86 | 3So | Terrific young tight end prospect that stands out as a pass catcher and gives effort blocking. |
| 7th | Jawanza Starling | S | 29 | 4Sr | Smart safety that keeps the action in front of him and plays sideline to sideline. |
| FA | Dion Bailey | S | 18 | 3So | Athletic and mobile defender used linebacker. Undersized and potentially a traditional strong safety at the next level. |
| FA | Torin Harris | CB | 4 | 4Jr | Athletic cornerback that needs to improve all areas of his game. |
| FA | John Martinez | G | 59 | 4Jr | Solid pass protecting guard with limited size. |
| FA | Isiah Wiley | CB | 14 | 4Sr | |
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Utah |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 1st | Star Lotulelei | DT | 92 | 5Sr | Dominant interior lineman that’s impossible to move off the point. Athletic, displays good movement skills and more than just a straight-line defender. Tremendous upside. |
| FA | Dave Kruger | DT | 44 | 5Sr | Underrated defensive lineman used at tackle while offering potential as a two gap end. Athletic, fierce and makes plays in every direction of the field. |
| 6th | Sam Brenner | G | 74 | 4Sr | Aggressive offensive lineman that displays a lot of skill blocking in motion. |
| 6th | Reggie Dunn | WR | 14 | 5Sr | Consistent wide out that displays a lot of skill running after the reception. |
| 6-7 | Joe Kruger | DE | 99 | 3Jr | Solid college defensive end with an upside. Good game yet not spectacular. |
| FA | DeVonte Christopher | WR | 10 | 5Sr | Quick receiver that lets a lot of catchable throws through his hands. |
| FA | Brian Blechen | S | 4 | 3Jr | Large, forceful safety that will get consideration at outside linebacker. Has an upside yet must be more consistent in his game. |
| FA | Kendrick Moeai | TE | 81 | 5Sr | Consistent pass catching tight end that gives effort blocking. |
| FA | Luke Matthews | WR | 11 | 5Sr | Solid pass catcher that flashes downfield speed. |
| FA | John White | RB | 15 | 4Sr | Explosive ball carrier with the ability to quickly get through the cutback lanes and beat defenders into the open field. Solid pass catcher out of the backfield. |
| FA | Ryan Lacy | CB | 26 | 5Sr | Physical defensive back that gets beat down the field too often. |
| FA | David Rolf | TE | 47 | 5Sr | Former defensive end who moved to tight end last season. Michigan state transfer that’s primarily a size/speed prospect to this point. |
| FA | Tevita Stevens | G | 54 | 5Sr | Quick interior lineman that needs to improve his playing strength. |
| FA | Mo Lee | CB | 5 | 5Sr | Serviceable corner that can play in zone coverage. |
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Washington |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 4th | Keith Price | QB | 17 | 4Jr | Athletic quarterback that lacks pocket stature yet offers a lot of playmaking skill. |
| 6th | Desmond Trufant | CB | 6 | 4Sr | Streaky cornerback that flashes the ability to shut down opponents yet also gives up a lot of big plays. |
| 7th | Drew Schaefer | C | 73 | 5Sr | Strong and quick center with nice size. Better in a small area yet effective in all facets. |
| FA | Sean Parker | S | 1 | 3Jr | Productive safety that flashes skill. Must develop his game yet has an upside. |
| FA | Erik Kohler | T | 75 | 3Jr | Developing tackle that shows good strength in a small area. |
| FA | Colin Porter | G | 79 | 3Jr | Tall, strong small area blocker. |
| FA | James Johnson | WR | 3 | 4Sr | Underrated possession receiver that finds a way to come free and consistently makes the difficult reception. |
| FA | Jonathan Amosa | FB | 48 | 5Sr | Strong, straight line lead blocker with a serviceable game. |
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Washington State |
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| Rnd | Full Name | Pos | Num | Yr | Comments |
| 2nd | Marquess Wilson | WR | 86 | 3Jr | Dependable receiver that displays a large degree of quickness in his game. Has nice size and effective running after the reception. Expect a huge season in 2012. |
| 5th | Deone Bucannon | S | 20 | 3Jr | Developing safety with a complete game. Tough defending the run and gets outside the numbers in coverage. |
| FA | John Fullington | T | 77 | 3Jr | Agile, mobile offensive lineman that shows skill blocking in motion yet must improve his overall playing strength. |
| FA | Travis Long | DE | 89 | 4Sr | Hard-working, competitive and intelligent defensive lineman with limited physical skills. |
| FA | Andrei Lintz | TE | 87 | 5Sr | Versatile and dependable pass catcher that lines up at several positions yet offers tight end size for the next level. |
| FA | Dan Spitz | T | 71 | 5Sr | Tall, strong small area blocker with marginal upside. |
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