Your Questions About Colliers Denver

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As i recall dan reeves was not going to take the blame for missing the playoffs that season , so coach collier was given the axe.

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Depends on how good you are as a DII players, most enter the draft but very few get drafted most end up as free agents. I see all those above answering Jerry Rice, Brian Westbrook both played D-IA ball not D-II ball, Urlacher player D-I ball at New Mexico, Lyle Alzado went to Yankton College that was closed in 1984 and is now a prison, Don Beebe went to Western Illinois University a D-IA school before transferring to a D-II school Chadron State College. And now you have Flacco who also came from a D-1A school not a D-II school but there are many in the NFl on rosters from D-II schools. Here is a list of a few players from D-II schools on NFL Rosters:

Larry Allen Sonoma State G San Francisco
Richard Angulo Western New Mexico TE Jacksonville
Jordan Babineaux Southern Arkansas S Seattle
Allen Barbre Missouri Southern G Green Bay
Joe Berger Michigan Tech T Dallas
Jacques Cesaire Southern Connecticut DT San Diego
Ricardo Colclough Tusculum CB Pittsburgh
Richard Collier Valdosta State T Jacksonville
Chris Cooper Nebraska-Omaha DE Arizona
Rob Davis Shippensburg LS Green Bay
James Dearth Tarleton State LS New York (Jets)
John DiGiorgio Saginaw Valley LB Buffalo
Jahri Evans Bloomsburg G New Orleans
Drayton Florence Tuskegee CB San Diego
Roberto Garza Texas A&M-Kingsville C Chicago
Kris Griffin IUP LB Cleveland
Nick Harper Fort Valley State CB Tennessee
Al Harris Texas A&M-Kingsville DB Green Bay
Steve Heiden South Dakota State TE Cleveland
Todd Herremans Saginaw Valley T Philadelphia
Vincent Jackson Northern Colorado WR San Diego
Brandon Jamison West Georgia LB Carolina
Jacoby Jones Lane WR Houston
Kevin Kaesviharn Augustana S New Orleans
John Kitna Central Washington QB Detroit
Jim Kleinsasser North Dakota TE Minnesota
Michael Koenen Western Washington P Atlanta
John Kuhn Shippensburg FB Green Bay
Chris Kuper North Dakota G Denver
Anthony Maddux Delta State DT Houston
Danieal Manning Abilene Christian FS Chicago
Ruvell Martin Saginaw Valley WR Green Bay
Pat McCoy West Texas A&M T Philadelphia
Brian Moorman Pittsburg State P Buffalo
J.T. O’Sullivan UC-Davis QB Detroit
Evan Oglesby North Alabama CB Dallas
Greg Peterson North Carolina Central DT Tampa Bay
Rod Smith Missouri Southern WR Denver
Aaron Smith Northern Colorado DE Pittsburgh
Paul Spicer Saginaw Valley DE Jacksonville
Josh Stamer South Dakota LB Buffalo
Chaun Thompson West Texas A&M LB Cleveland
James Thrash Missouri Southern WR Washington
Keith Traylor Central Oklahoma DT Miami
Adam Vinatieri South Dakota State K Indianapolis
Delanie Walker Central Missouri TE San Francisco
Nate Washington Tiffin WR Pittsburg
Leonard Weaver Carson-Newman FB Seattle
Reggie Wells Clarion G Arizona
Chris Wilson Northwood DE Washington

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The 2000 NBA Draft, Here’s why.

# 1. Kenyon Martin – good player before but injuries slowed down his career.
# 2 Stromile Swift – athlethic big man but not a dominating presence
# 3 Darius Miles – injured but has shown flashes of brilliance.
# 4 Marcus Fizer – not even in the NBA
# 5 – Mike Miller – great outside shooter and scorer
# 6 DerMarr Johnson – where is he now
# 7 Chris Mihm – big man who is a role player. Too high for number 7/lottery pick
# 8 – Jamal Crawford – a flat out scorer
# 9 – Joel Pryzbilla – defensive big man
# 10 Keyon Dooling – comes off the bench
# 11. Jerome Moiso – not in NBA
# 12. Etan Thomas – role player
# 13. Courtney Alexander – short NBA career
# 14. Mateen Cleaves – currently in the D-league
# 15. Jason Collier
# 16. Hidayet Turkoglu – one of the better players in this class
# 17. Desmond Mason – athlethically gifted
# 18. Quentin Richardson – struggling shooter
# 19. Jamaal Magloire – now a back-up center
# 20. Speedy Claxton – back-up point guard
# 21. Morris Peterson – still a starter for New Orleans
# 22. Donnell Harvey – not in NBA
# 23. DeShawn Stevenson – key Bench contributor for Washington
# 24. Dalibor Bagaric – where is he now?
# 25. Iakovos Tsakalidis – playing i think in Europe
# 26. Mamadou N’diaye – not in the NBA
# 27. Primoz Brezec – back up center
# 28. Erick Barkley – not in the NBA
# 29. Mark Madsen – back up big man

Pretty Weak if you match them up with the best draft class the 1996 Class
1. Allen Iverson, Georgetown Philadelphia
2. Marcus Camby, Massachusetts Toronto
3. Shareef Abdur-Rahim, California Vancouver
4. Stephon Marbury, Georgia Tech Milwaukee (1)
5. Ray Allen, Connecticut Minnesota (1)
6. Antoine Walker, Kentucky Boston
7. Lorenzen Wright, Memphis L.A. Clippers
8. Kerry Kittles, Villanova New Jersey
9. Samaki Walker, Louisville Dallas
10. Erick Dampier, Mississippi State Indiana
11. Todd Fuller, North Carolina State Golden State
12. Vitaly Potapenko, Wright State Cleveland
13. Kobe Bryant, Lower Merion HS (Pa.) Charlotte
14. Predrag Stojakovic, Serbia & Montenegro Sacramento
15. Steve Nash, Santa Clara Phoenix
16. Tony Delk, Kentucky Charlotte
17. Jermaine O’Neal, Eau Claire HS (S.C.) Portland
18. John Wallace, Syracuse New York
19. Walter McCarty, Kentucky New York
20. Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Lithuania Cleveland
21. Dontae’ Jones, Mississippi State New York
22. Roy Rogers, Alabama Vancouver
23. Efthimis Rentzias, Greece Denver
24. Derek Fisher, Arkansas-Little Rock L.A. Lakers
25. Martin Muursepp, Estonia Utah (2)
26. Jerome Williams, Georgetown Detroit
27. Brian Evans, Indiana Orlando
28. Priest Lauderdale, Central State Atlanta
29. Travis Knight, Connecticut Chicago