I like your outlook on the best secondaries for 2010, however you may want to keep your eye on Pelini's Huskers. Maybe number 11 on your list, but we'll see if we can all agree on that at the end of the 2010 season. Air Force and Virginia are probably stout though.

Thanks for the "like", Blake. I'm so close to having my first hot read I can taste it!

Goddamn you! I've been checking every 5 minutes to see how many reads I've gotten. And yes, I am that vain!

Great article kid as usual.

I forgot to add some information in my comment the other day. Kodi Burns came around really fast as a receiver last season. The reason he was a decoy most of the time was the quarterback. I think he will make a great possession receiver across the middle this year. I think the people of Arkansas that watched him grow up and play will be proud. He is also the best blocking receiver we have at this point. He did not get moved to receiver until just before the season last fall. He has picked up the spot incredibly fast.

Sure thing, there are three players in that group that are faster than the times I posted. The Auburn staff did not want me posting any times below a 4.4. I was able to post a truer time for Michael Dyer as he played and ran trials in Prep Bowls that I was able to use. The 4.4 times can be between 4.40 and 4.49 all of the times are this way. I hope it helps.

This is a little pre spring practice article I did that gives the information you wanted. With the exception of Blake. He is 6'1 205 lbs and runs a 4.56 forty. Here is the article with the rest:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/362136-auburn-football-will-auburn-have-enough-offensive-speed-in-2010

hey, finished editing looks pretty good to me.

i was going to edit your stuff, but I see you are doing it so I'll come back later.

Blakely, woo woo woo. That's my internet hug to you after yesterday's loss. Hey we lost too after leading AGAIN. If you ever watched Living Single you'll understand the woo woo woo part. :)