Good Luck Kyle. Thanks for the memories. God Speed.
Last season, 53 underclassmen entered the 2010 NFL Draft. That number tied a record for most underclassmen in the draft. In 2009, 46 declared. In 2008, there were those 53.
Here is the final tally. Those six listed in bold red would have faced the Irish in 2011.
College football underclassmen who have elected to turn pro early
Name School Position Year
Darvin Adams Auburn WR Jr.
Akeem Ayers UCLA LB Jr.
Jon Baldwin Pitt WR Jr.
Da'Quan Bowers Clemson DE Jr.
DeAndre Brown Southern Miss WR Jr.
Brandon Burton Utah CB Jr.
Jurrell Casey USC DT Jr.
John Clay Wisconsin RB Jr.
Nick Claytor Georgia Tech OT Jr.
Randall Cobb Kentucky AP Jr.
Marcell Dareus Alabama DE Jr.
Tandon Doss Indiana WR Jr.
Darren Evans Virginia Tech RB Jr.
Nick Fairley Auburn DT Jr.
Blaine Gabbert Missouri QB Jr.
A.J. Green Georgia WR Jr.
Tori Gurley South Carolina WR So.
Lawrence Guy Arizona State DT Jr.
Jamie Harper Clemson RB Jr.
Brandon Harris Miami CB Jr.
Will Hill Florida S Jr.
Justin Houston Georgia LB Jr.
Henry Hynoski Pitt FB Jr.
Mark Ingram Alabama RB Jr.
Julio Jones Alabama WR Jr.
Thomas Keiser Stanford LB Jr.
Mikel Leshoure Illinois RB Jr.
Dion Lewis Pitt RB So.
Corey Liuget Illinois DT Jr.
Ryan Mallett Arkansas QB Jr.
Rahim Moore UCLA S Jr.
Cam Newton Auburn QB Jr.
Zane Parr Virginia DE Jr.
Patrick Peterson LSU CB Jr.
Jerrell Powe Ole Miss DT Jr.
Stevan Ridley LSU RB Jr.
Jacquizz Rodgers Oregon State RB Jr.
Kyle Rudolph Notre Dame TE Jr.
Robert Sands West Virginia S Jr.
Tyler Sash Iowa S Jr.
Sealver Siliga Utah DT Jr.
Aldon Smith Missouri DE So.
Torrey Smith Maryland WR/KR Jr.
Tyron Smith USC OT Jr.
Jordan Todman Connecticut RB Jr.
Shane Vereen Cal RB Jr.
J.J. Watt Wisconsin DE Jr.
Muhammad Wilkerson Temple DT Jr.
Aaron Williams Texas CB Jr.
Ryan Williams Virginia Tech RB So.
Martez Wilson Illinois LB Jr.
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