Ben Constanduros (29th October 1985) is a Motorsports Commentator and TV Presenter on SkySports and MotorsTV. He is the son of Grand Prix Commentator Bob Constanduros.
His First TV appearance was in 1991 on Sky News advertising a small-scale Bugatti 35C for children, he said in the interveiw with the presenter 'i want be be like daddy'
Ben raced Karts from the age of 10 until 18 with a varying amount of success. He was also a finalist at 2006 Silverstone Driving Academy.
MotorsTV UK Karting Challenge
His First Presenting Role came in March 2006 when he appeared as the Male Presenter on the Motors TV Ultimate Karting Challenge alongside Samantha Park. He continued presenting each round of the MTVUKC for the whole of 2006. It was broadcast from Three Sisters Raceway, Wigan each month on MotorsTV UK following young karting hopefuls in a unique karting series.
His relationship with the programme grew in 2007 when he became the Producer for the Presenter links and saw features such as Tech Talk and Track walks added as a welcome break from the racing. The series expanded for 2007 requiring Ben to travel across the country following the budding racers.
At the end of the season, before the final race, Ben was booted from the team, however he still appeared on the end of the programme as a gesture of goodwill to his co-presenter Samantha Park.
World Motorsports
Ben first appeared on SkySports in August 2006 as a commentator on the Weekly Motorsport Magasine show 'World Motorsports' which covers the best Motorsports from across the globe. Through-out the rest of 2006 he sporadically could be heard along side veteran expert, Andrew Marriott.
2007 saw Ben take a more permenent role as the World Motorsports resident commentator for the World Series by Renault and the F3 Euroseries alongside Andrew Marriott and would also introduce the show and talk on other news items at various times in the year
Other Projects
August 2006 saw Ben commentate Live on Motors TV coverage of the 24 Karting du Le Mans with James Gornall. It was clear that, he was out of his comfort zone and thus it did not go well.
June 2007 was Ben's second live event, this time for Setanta at the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) race at Brands Hatch. He was partnered with his co-commentator at World Motorsports, Andrew Marriott and this went much better.
The Kartmasters Grand Prix was broadcast on Sky Sports in 2007 and Ben was the commentators on two programmes covering all the Grand Finals.
His First TV appearance was in 1991 on Sky News advertising a small-scale Bugatti 35C for children, he said in the interveiw with the presenter 'i want be be like daddy'
Ben raced Karts from the age of 10 until 18 with a varying amount of success. He was also a finalist at 2006 Silverstone Driving Academy.
MotorsTV UK Karting Challenge
His First Presenting Role came in March 2006 when he appeared as the Male Presenter on the Motors TV Ultimate Karting Challenge alongside Samantha Park. He continued presenting each round of the MTVUKC for the whole of 2006. It was broadcast from Three Sisters Raceway, Wigan each month on MotorsTV UK following young karting hopefuls in a unique karting series.
His relationship with the programme grew in 2007 when he became the Producer for the Presenter links and saw features such as Tech Talk and Track walks added as a welcome break from the racing. The series expanded for 2007 requiring Ben to travel across the country following the budding racers.
At the end of the season, before the final race, Ben was booted from the team, however he still appeared on the end of the programme as a gesture of goodwill to his co-presenter Samantha Park.
World Motorsports
Ben first appeared on SkySports in August 2006 as a commentator on the Weekly Motorsport Magasine show 'World Motorsports' which covers the best Motorsports from across the globe. Through-out the rest of 2006 he sporadically could be heard along side veteran expert, Andrew Marriott.
2007 saw Ben take a more permenent role as the World Motorsports resident commentator for the World Series by Renault and the F3 Euroseries alongside Andrew Marriott and would also introduce the show and talk on other news items at various times in the year
Other Projects
August 2006 saw Ben commentate Live on Motors TV coverage of the 24 Karting du Le Mans with James Gornall. It was clear that, he was out of his comfort zone and thus it did not go well.
June 2007 was Ben's second live event, this time for Setanta at the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) race at Brands Hatch. He was partnered with his co-commentator at World Motorsports, Andrew Marriott and this went much better.
The Kartmasters Grand Prix was broadcast on Sky Sports in 2007 and Ben was the commentators on two programmes covering all the Grand Finals.
The Porkchop Bowl was the NFL matchup between heated divisional rivals the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys which followed the infamous Bounty Bowl II.
Even though almost a year had transpired since the notorious "Bounty Bowl" games, the vitriolic rivalry between the two teams was still firmly in Cowboys fans' memories. And this was the first encounter since Cowboys players and coaches were relentlessly pelted by snowballs during that last meeting at Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium.
The week before game day in Dallas, Philadelphia head coach Buddy Ryan and Ted Plumb, his offensive coordinator were out for dinner. Coach Ryan was dining on pork chops and started to choke. Fortunately, Plumb quickly initiated the Heimlich maneuver and saved Ryan's life. Word of the incident spread in Dallas, and hatred by Dallas fans was so fevered towards Ryan that former Cowboys' president Tex Schramm dubbed the pending game on October 28, 1990 the "Porkchop Bowl." When the game began, Dallas fans tossed pork chops and similar simulated meat products from the stands toward the Eagles bench.
The final score was 21-20 in favor of the Eagles.
Even though almost a year had transpired since the notorious "Bounty Bowl" games, the vitriolic rivalry between the two teams was still firmly in Cowboys fans' memories. And this was the first encounter since Cowboys players and coaches were relentlessly pelted by snowballs during that last meeting at Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium.
The week before game day in Dallas, Philadelphia head coach Buddy Ryan and Ted Plumb, his offensive coordinator were out for dinner. Coach Ryan was dining on pork chops and started to choke. Fortunately, Plumb quickly initiated the Heimlich maneuver and saved Ryan's life. Word of the incident spread in Dallas, and hatred by Dallas fans was so fevered towards Ryan that former Cowboys' president Tex Schramm dubbed the pending game on October 28, 1990 the "Porkchop Bowl." When the game began, Dallas fans tossed pork chops and similar simulated meat products from the stands toward the Eagles bench.
The final score was 21-20 in favor of the Eagles.
Ecclesiastes is a book in The Old Testament. The word ecclesiastes is a Greek word which in English becomes "teacher" or "preacher." The author may have been Solomon or some other king reflecting philosophically on his experiences in life. He had been a student of wisdom, he had sought pleasure, he had undertaken vast building projects, he had become very wealthy. but after considering the value of these experiences he concluded, "all is vanity"" (1:2)
Ecclesiastes 2:10-11
These two verses talk about the act of lust and how achieving everything you desire is not good and a life lived like this will only end in vanity and the vexation of your spirit.
"You can give your eyes everything it looks at but they'll be no profit. Just vanity and vexation of spirit. Give to your eyes and you'll probably sin. Saw, look drawn away, sin, death. Saw, then desired, then took, then sin, then death. Before she saw, you're drawn away."
Kieran Palmer 2005
Ecclesiastes 2:10-11
These two verses talk about the act of lust and how achieving everything you desire is not good and a life lived like this will only end in vanity and the vexation of your spirit.
"You can give your eyes everything it looks at but they'll be no profit. Just vanity and vexation of spirit. Give to your eyes and you'll probably sin. Saw, look drawn away, sin, death. Saw, then desired, then took, then sin, then death. Before she saw, you're drawn away."
Kieran Palmer 2005
The list of 2007 NFL Combine invitees are football players who were invited to the 2007 NFL Combine. The NFL Combine is held annually in February to gauge the talents of incoming prospects before the NFL Draft. The players listed below were invited by National Football Scouting, Inc. in preparation for the 2007 NFL Draft. Most players selected in each year's NFL Draft are invited to the NFL Combine.
Players are listed in alphabetical order.
Quarterbacks
* Reggie Ball — Georgia Tech
* John Beck — BYU
* Trent Edwards — Stanford
* Luke Getsy — Akron — LSU
* Troy Smith — Ohio State
* Isaiah Stanback — Washington
* Drew Stanton — Michigan State
* John Stocco — Wisconsin — Arizona
* Tony Hunt — Penn State
* Nate Ilaoa —
* Kenny Irons — Auburn
* Brandon Jackson — Georgia Tech
* Jacoby Jones — Lane
* James Jones — San José State
* Onrea Jones — Hampton
* Jordan Kent — Oregon
* Mike Mason — Tennessee State
* Marquay McDaniel — Hampton
* Rhema McKnight — Notre Dame
* Robert Meachem — Tennessee
* Ryan Moore — Miami (Florida)
* Legedu Naanee — Boise State
* Syvelle Newton — South Carolina
* Jerard Rabb — Boise State
* Sidney Rice — South Carolina
* Laurent Robinson — Illinois State
* Ryne Robinson —
* Bret Smith — Tennessee
* Steve Smith — Southern California
* Syndric Steptoe — Arizona
* Chansi Stuckey — Clemson
* Jayson Swain — Tennessee
* Courtney Taylor — Auburn
* Matt Trannon — Michigan State
* Mike Walker — Central Florida
* Chandler Williams — Florida International
* Paul Williams — Fresno State
* D'Juan Woods — Oklahoma State
Tight ends
* Michael Allan — Whitworth
* Kevin Boss — Western Oregon
* Scott Chandler — Iowa
* Daniel Coats — BYU
* Jonny Harline — BYU
* Clark Harris — Rutgers
* Zach Miller — Arizona State
* Martrez Milner — Georgia
* Dan Murray — Connecticut
* Joe Newton — Oregon State
* Greg Olsen — Miami (Florida)
* Ben Patrick — Delaware
* Anthony Pudewell — Nevada
* Dante Rosario — Oregon
* Matt Spaeth — Minnesota
* Chad Upshaw — Buffalo
Offensive linemen
* Andy Alleman — Akron
* Allen Barbre — Missouri Southern State
* Josh Beekman — Boston College
* Justin Blalock — Texas
* Levi Brown — Penn State
* Andrew Carnahan — Arizona State
* Doug Datish — Ohio State
* Chris Denman — Fresno State
* Tim Duckworth — Auburn
* Tala Esera— Hawaii
* Mark Fenton — Colorado
* Doug Free — Northern Illinois
* Dustin Fry — Clemson
* Brandon Frye — Virginia Tech
* Ben Grubbs — Auburn
* Gabe Hall — Texas Tech
* Leroy Harris — North Carolina State
* Ryan Harris — Notre Dame
* Mario Henderson — Florida State
* Stephon Heyer — Maryland
* Corey Hilliard — Oklahoma State
* Chase Johnson — Wyoming
* Mike Jones — Iowa
* Ryan Kalil — USC
* Adam Koets — Oregon State
* Enoka Lucas — Oregon
* Palauni Ma Sun — Oregon
* James Marten — Boston College
* Drew Mormino — Central Michigan
* Dan Mozes — West Virginia
* Uche Nwaneri — Purdue
* Mike Otto — Purdue
* Manuel Ramírez — Texas Tech
* Dan Santucci — Notre Dame
* Samson Satele — Hawaii
* Arron Sears — Tennessee
* Kendrick Shackleford — Georgia
* Joe Staley — Central Michigan
* Cameron Stephenson — Rutgers
* Scott Stephenson — Iowa State
* Kasey Studdard — Texas
* Herbert Taylor — TCU
* Joe Thomas — Wisconsin
* Tony Ugoh — Arkansas
* Dane Uperesa — Hawaii
* Elliot Vallejo — UC Davis
* Julius Wilson — UAB
* Mansfield Wrotto — Georgia Tech
* Marshal Yanda — Iowa
Defensive linemen
* Victor Abiamiri — Notre Dame
* Gaines Adams — Clemson
* C.J. Ah You — Oklahoma
* Ikaika Alama-Francis — Hawaii
* Jay Alford — Penn State
* Jamaal Anderson — Arkansas
* Antwan Applewhite — San Diego State
* Baraka Atkins — Miami (Florida)
* Dan Bazuin — Central Michigan
* Larry Birdine — Oklahoma
* Alan Branch — Michigan
* Kareem Brown — Miami (Florida)
* Larry Brown — Oklahoma State
* Mkristo Bruce — Washington State
* Nolan Burchette — Virginia Tech
* Adam Carriker — Nebraska
* Jeremy Clark — Alabama
* Tim Crowder — Texas
* Victor Degrate — Oklahoma State
* Quintin Echols — Kansas State
* Jacob Ford — Central Arkansas
* Justin Harrell — Tennessee
* Justin Hickman — UCLA
* Keith Jackson — Arkansas
* Xzavie Jackson — Missouri
* Antonio Johnson — Mississippi State
* Charles Johnson — Georgia
* Derek Landri — Notre Dame
* Ryan McBean — Oklahoma State
* Claude McBride — Tennessee
* Ray McDonald — Florida
* Brandon Mebane — California
* Jay Moore — Nebraska
* Quentin Moses — Georgia
* Jarvis Moss — Florida
* Amobi Okoye — Louisville
* David Patterson — Ohio State
* Quinn Pitcock — Ohio State
* Ben Pittman — LSU
* Jay Richardson — Ohio State
* Brian Robison — Texas
* Cliff Ryan — Michigan State
* Paul Soliai — Utah
* Anthony Spencer — Purdue
* Marcus Thomas — Florida
* Matt Toeaina — Oregon
* DeMarcus "Tank" Tyler — North Carolina State
* LaMarr Woodley — Michigan
* Abraham Wright — Colorado
Linebackers
* John Abbate — Wake Forest
* Rufus Alexander — Oklahoma
* Antwan Barnes — Florida International
* Jon Beason — Miami (Florida)
* Desmond Bishop — California
* Quincy Black — New Mexico
* H.B. Blades — Pittsburgh
* Stewart Bradley — Nebraska
* Prescott Burgess — Michigan
* Quinton Culberson — Mississippi State
* James Davis — Florida State
* Zak DeOssie — Brown
* Justin Durant — Hampton
* Earl Everett — Florida
* KaMichael Hall — Georgia Tech
* David Harris — Michigan
* Nate Harris — Louisville
* Rory Johnson — Mississippi
* Marvin Michell — Tennessee
* Stephen Nicholas — South Florida
* Chad Nkang — Elon
* Michael Okwo — Stanford
* Sam Olajubutu — Arkansas
* Blair Phillips — Oregon
* Paul Posluszny — Penn State
* Dallas Sartz — Southern California
* Tim Shaw — Penn State
* Brandon Siler — Florida
* Juwan Simpson — Alabama
* Kelvin Smith — Syracuse
* Tony Taylor — Georgia
* Lawrence Timmons — Florida State
* Justin Warren — Texas A&M
* Anthony Waters — Clemson
* Patrick Willis — Mississippi
Defensive backs
* Gerald Alexander — Boise State
* Anthony Arline — Baylor
* Travarous Bain — Hampton
* Fred Bennett — South Carolina
* Tyron Brackenridge — Washington State
* Tarell Brown — Texas
* Zach Catanese — Arizona State
* Michael Coe — Alabama State
* Duane Coleman — Clemson
* Craig Dahl — North Dakota State
* Jesse Daniels — LSU
* A.J. Davis — North Carolina State
* Eric Frampton — Washington State
* C.J. Gaddis — Clemson
* Josh Gattis — Wake Forest
* Dashon Goldson — Washington
* Corey Graham — New Hampshire
* Michael Griffin — Texas
* Leon Hall — Michigan
* Brandon Harrison — Stanford
* Chris Houston — Arkansas
* Daymeion Hughes — California, Berkeley
* David Irons — Auburn
* DeAndre Jackson — Iowa State
* Tanard Jackson — Syracuse
* Michael Johnson — Arizona
* LaRon Landry — LSU
* Reggie Lewis — Florida
* Trumaine McBride — Mississippi
* Marcus McCauley — Fresno State
* Brandon McDonald — Memphis
* Brandon Meriweather — Miami (Florida)
* Nedu Ndukwe — Notre Dame
* J.D. Nelson — Oregon
* Reggie Nelson — Florida
* Marcus Paschal — Iowa
* Kevin Payne — Louisiana-Monroe
* Leonard Peters — Hawaii
* Sabby Piscitelli — Oregon State
* Darrelle Revis — Pittsburgh
* Aaron Ross — Texas
* Aaron Rouse — Virginia Tech
* Kenny Scott — Georgia Tech
* Brandon Sharp — Louisiville
* Bo Smith — Weber State
* Ryan Smith — Florida
* Daren Stone — Maine
* Jonathan Wade — Tennessee
* Eric Weddle — Utah
* John Wendling — Wyoming
* Marvin White — TCU
* Chaz Williams — Louisiana-Monroe
* C.J. Wilson — Baylor
* Josh Wilson — Maryland
* Eric Wright — UNLV
Place kickers
* Jesse Ainsworth — Arizona State
* Kody Bliss — Auburn
* Brendan Carney — Syracuse
* Matt Clark — Auburn
* Mason Crosby — Colorado
* Brandon Fields — Michigan State
* Nick Folk — Arizona
* Adam Graessle — Pittsburgh
* Justin Medlock — UCLA
* Brandon Pace — Virginia Tech
* Adam Podlesh — Maryland
* Alex Reyes — Texas Tech
* Nic Schmitt — Virginia Tech
* Daniel Sepulveda — Baylor
Special teams
* Aaron King — UTEP
* Nick Leeson — Virginia Tech
* Jared Retkofsky — TCU
Players are listed in alphabetical order.
Quarterbacks
* Reggie Ball — Georgia Tech
* John Beck — BYU
* Trent Edwards — Stanford
* Luke Getsy — Akron — LSU
* Troy Smith — Ohio State
* Isaiah Stanback — Washington
* Drew Stanton — Michigan State
* John Stocco — Wisconsin — Arizona
* Tony Hunt — Penn State
* Nate Ilaoa —
* Kenny Irons — Auburn
* Brandon Jackson — Georgia Tech
* Jacoby Jones — Lane
* James Jones — San José State
* Onrea Jones — Hampton
* Jordan Kent — Oregon
* Mike Mason — Tennessee State
* Marquay McDaniel — Hampton
* Rhema McKnight — Notre Dame
* Robert Meachem — Tennessee
* Ryan Moore — Miami (Florida)
* Legedu Naanee — Boise State
* Syvelle Newton — South Carolina
* Jerard Rabb — Boise State
* Sidney Rice — South Carolina
* Laurent Robinson — Illinois State
* Ryne Robinson —
* Bret Smith — Tennessee
* Steve Smith — Southern California
* Syndric Steptoe — Arizona
* Chansi Stuckey — Clemson
* Jayson Swain — Tennessee
* Courtney Taylor — Auburn
* Matt Trannon — Michigan State
* Mike Walker — Central Florida
* Chandler Williams — Florida International
* Paul Williams — Fresno State
* D'Juan Woods — Oklahoma State
Tight ends
* Michael Allan — Whitworth
* Kevin Boss — Western Oregon
* Scott Chandler — Iowa
* Daniel Coats — BYU
* Jonny Harline — BYU
* Clark Harris — Rutgers
* Zach Miller — Arizona State
* Martrez Milner — Georgia
* Dan Murray — Connecticut
* Joe Newton — Oregon State
* Greg Olsen — Miami (Florida)
* Ben Patrick — Delaware
* Anthony Pudewell — Nevada
* Dante Rosario — Oregon
* Matt Spaeth — Minnesota
* Chad Upshaw — Buffalo
Offensive linemen
* Andy Alleman — Akron
* Allen Barbre — Missouri Southern State
* Josh Beekman — Boston College
* Justin Blalock — Texas
* Levi Brown — Penn State
* Andrew Carnahan — Arizona State
* Doug Datish — Ohio State
* Chris Denman — Fresno State
* Tim Duckworth — Auburn
* Tala Esera— Hawaii
* Mark Fenton — Colorado
* Doug Free — Northern Illinois
* Dustin Fry — Clemson
* Brandon Frye — Virginia Tech
* Ben Grubbs — Auburn
* Gabe Hall — Texas Tech
* Leroy Harris — North Carolina State
* Ryan Harris — Notre Dame
* Mario Henderson — Florida State
* Stephon Heyer — Maryland
* Corey Hilliard — Oklahoma State
* Chase Johnson — Wyoming
* Mike Jones — Iowa
* Ryan Kalil — USC
* Adam Koets — Oregon State
* Enoka Lucas — Oregon
* Palauni Ma Sun — Oregon
* James Marten — Boston College
* Drew Mormino — Central Michigan
* Dan Mozes — West Virginia
* Uche Nwaneri — Purdue
* Mike Otto — Purdue
* Manuel Ramírez — Texas Tech
* Dan Santucci — Notre Dame
* Samson Satele — Hawaii
* Arron Sears — Tennessee
* Kendrick Shackleford — Georgia
* Joe Staley — Central Michigan
* Cameron Stephenson — Rutgers
* Scott Stephenson — Iowa State
* Kasey Studdard — Texas
* Herbert Taylor — TCU
* Joe Thomas — Wisconsin
* Tony Ugoh — Arkansas
* Dane Uperesa — Hawaii
* Elliot Vallejo — UC Davis
* Julius Wilson — UAB
* Mansfield Wrotto — Georgia Tech
* Marshal Yanda — Iowa
Defensive linemen
* Victor Abiamiri — Notre Dame
* Gaines Adams — Clemson
* C.J. Ah You — Oklahoma
* Ikaika Alama-Francis — Hawaii
* Jay Alford — Penn State
* Jamaal Anderson — Arkansas
* Antwan Applewhite — San Diego State
* Baraka Atkins — Miami (Florida)
* Dan Bazuin — Central Michigan
* Larry Birdine — Oklahoma
* Alan Branch — Michigan
* Kareem Brown — Miami (Florida)
* Larry Brown — Oklahoma State
* Mkristo Bruce — Washington State
* Nolan Burchette — Virginia Tech
* Adam Carriker — Nebraska
* Jeremy Clark — Alabama
* Tim Crowder — Texas
* Victor Degrate — Oklahoma State
* Quintin Echols — Kansas State
* Jacob Ford — Central Arkansas
* Justin Harrell — Tennessee
* Justin Hickman — UCLA
* Keith Jackson — Arkansas
* Xzavie Jackson — Missouri
* Antonio Johnson — Mississippi State
* Charles Johnson — Georgia
* Derek Landri — Notre Dame
* Ryan McBean — Oklahoma State
* Claude McBride — Tennessee
* Ray McDonald — Florida
* Brandon Mebane — California
* Jay Moore — Nebraska
* Quentin Moses — Georgia
* Jarvis Moss — Florida
* Amobi Okoye — Louisville
* David Patterson — Ohio State
* Quinn Pitcock — Ohio State
* Ben Pittman — LSU
* Jay Richardson — Ohio State
* Brian Robison — Texas
* Cliff Ryan — Michigan State
* Paul Soliai — Utah
* Anthony Spencer — Purdue
* Marcus Thomas — Florida
* Matt Toeaina — Oregon
* DeMarcus "Tank" Tyler — North Carolina State
* LaMarr Woodley — Michigan
* Abraham Wright — Colorado
Linebackers
* John Abbate — Wake Forest
* Rufus Alexander — Oklahoma
* Antwan Barnes — Florida International
* Jon Beason — Miami (Florida)
* Desmond Bishop — California
* Quincy Black — New Mexico
* H.B. Blades — Pittsburgh
* Stewart Bradley — Nebraska
* Prescott Burgess — Michigan
* Quinton Culberson — Mississippi State
* James Davis — Florida State
* Zak DeOssie — Brown
* Justin Durant — Hampton
* Earl Everett — Florida
* KaMichael Hall — Georgia Tech
* David Harris — Michigan
* Nate Harris — Louisville
* Rory Johnson — Mississippi
* Marvin Michell — Tennessee
* Stephen Nicholas — South Florida
* Chad Nkang — Elon
* Michael Okwo — Stanford
* Sam Olajubutu — Arkansas
* Blair Phillips — Oregon
* Paul Posluszny — Penn State
* Dallas Sartz — Southern California
* Tim Shaw — Penn State
* Brandon Siler — Florida
* Juwan Simpson — Alabama
* Kelvin Smith — Syracuse
* Tony Taylor — Georgia
* Lawrence Timmons — Florida State
* Justin Warren — Texas A&M
* Anthony Waters — Clemson
* Patrick Willis — Mississippi
Defensive backs
* Gerald Alexander — Boise State
* Anthony Arline — Baylor
* Travarous Bain — Hampton
* Fred Bennett — South Carolina
* Tyron Brackenridge — Washington State
* Tarell Brown — Texas
* Zach Catanese — Arizona State
* Michael Coe — Alabama State
* Duane Coleman — Clemson
* Craig Dahl — North Dakota State
* Jesse Daniels — LSU
* A.J. Davis — North Carolina State
* Eric Frampton — Washington State
* C.J. Gaddis — Clemson
* Josh Gattis — Wake Forest
* Dashon Goldson — Washington
* Corey Graham — New Hampshire
* Michael Griffin — Texas
* Leon Hall — Michigan
* Brandon Harrison — Stanford
* Chris Houston — Arkansas
* Daymeion Hughes — California, Berkeley
* David Irons — Auburn
* DeAndre Jackson — Iowa State
* Tanard Jackson — Syracuse
* Michael Johnson — Arizona
* LaRon Landry — LSU
* Reggie Lewis — Florida
* Trumaine McBride — Mississippi
* Marcus McCauley — Fresno State
* Brandon McDonald — Memphis
* Brandon Meriweather — Miami (Florida)
* Nedu Ndukwe — Notre Dame
* J.D. Nelson — Oregon
* Reggie Nelson — Florida
* Marcus Paschal — Iowa
* Kevin Payne — Louisiana-Monroe
* Leonard Peters — Hawaii
* Sabby Piscitelli — Oregon State
* Darrelle Revis — Pittsburgh
* Aaron Ross — Texas
* Aaron Rouse — Virginia Tech
* Kenny Scott — Georgia Tech
* Brandon Sharp — Louisiville
* Bo Smith — Weber State
* Ryan Smith — Florida
* Daren Stone — Maine
* Jonathan Wade — Tennessee
* Eric Weddle — Utah
* John Wendling — Wyoming
* Marvin White — TCU
* Chaz Williams — Louisiana-Monroe
* C.J. Wilson — Baylor
* Josh Wilson — Maryland
* Eric Wright — UNLV
Place kickers
* Jesse Ainsworth — Arizona State
* Kody Bliss — Auburn
* Brendan Carney — Syracuse
* Matt Clark — Auburn
* Mason Crosby — Colorado
* Brandon Fields — Michigan State
* Nick Folk — Arizona
* Adam Graessle — Pittsburgh
* Justin Medlock — UCLA
* Brandon Pace — Virginia Tech
* Adam Podlesh — Maryland
* Alex Reyes — Texas Tech
* Nic Schmitt — Virginia Tech
* Daniel Sepulveda — Baylor
Special teams
* Aaron King — UTEP
* Nick Leeson — Virginia Tech
* Jared Retkofsky — TCU