After a 2-3 start to the season, Cincinnati won their last seven
games to finish 9-3 and 7-1 in the AAC. While the Bearcats enter the
Military Bowl hot, Virginia Tech needed a win over Virginia in their
final game to become bowl eligible. Even with that victory, the Hokies
have lost four of their last six games, including a 6-3 double-OT loss
to Wake Forest on Nov. 22.
While this year’s Military Bowl doesn’t feature any legitimate
top-100 prospects, each team has a few players that could attract
attention from NFL teams in the later rounds.
Virginia Tech
Detrick Bonner, S, #8
Tasked mostly with playing centerfield for the Hokies, Bonner
shows the skills to make an impact against the run and the pass. The
6-0, 195-pound safety comes up quickly in run support, but has a
tendency to overpursue plays and doesn’t always break down effectively.
His light frame is a detriment to his tackling ability, as most of the
time he slides down to the ballcarrier’s legs to take them down.
Read the rest at Optimum Scouting
Saturday, December 27, 2014
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