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He's skilled, but with his aggressive style of play, I'd like him to be a lot bigger than he is,' says one contributor. Considering the season he had, what's the reason? 'I'm just not convinced his body holds up against the rigors of the NHL. Highest Placement/Lowest Placement: 3 (once)/Outside the Top 10 (thrice)Д¬omments: Interestingly enough, The Khok continues to slide in our media rankings. Why couldn't he develop into a 60 point player in the NHL?' Jenner can produce offensively and he has skill to match his overall game. I remember people saying the same things about Mike Richards in his draft year. If you're a solid two way center in junior, but you don't have dynamic offensive skills, you get pigeon held as this future 3rd line center. 'I'm not sure what it is about players like Jenner at the draft.

And next to Landeskog, probably the most complete player from the OHL.' Which brings us to an interesting comment from another contributor. 'Jenner actually put up more points than Jensen in Oshawa this season. Another contributor feels that his offensive potential has been a little undersold. 'While there are more skilled players available, Jenner has the size and potential that NHL teams love,' says another contributor. Is he more than a 3rd line center at the NHL level. Jenner has been knocked for his somewhat ugly skating stride, but one contributor believes that to be overstated, 'Skating has improved enough for him to be a 1st-rounder.' Another knock seems to be his NHL potential. Highest Placement/Lowest Placement: 6 (twice)/Outside the Top 10 (thrice)Д¬omments: The hard nosed, two way center seems to have firmly entrenched himself in the first round of the NHL Entry Draft.

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The following contributed to this article: Corey Pronman ( Hockey Prospectus), Dominic Tiano ( 2011 OHL Draft Eligible Blog), Guy Flaming ( The Pipeline Show), Ryan Kennedy ( The Hockey News), Scott Campbell ( The Scouting Report), Nathan Fournier ( The World of Junior Hockey), Stephen Clark ( TV Cogeco Niagara), Kirk Luedeke ( Bruins 2011 Draft Watch), Patrick King (Sportsnet), Dan Stewart ( Future Considerations), and last, but not least, yours truly. I'd say it's about time we completed the trilogy we started back in October.ДЇirstly, here are the previous two lists compiled by various members of the OHL media.ДЇor the final list, we got our best participation yet. Stroud.The 2011 NHL Entry Draft is less than a week away. Young will be joined in New York by Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett and Ohio State quarterback C.J. The Heisman Trophy ceremony will take place on Saturday, Dec. The former number is fifth in the nation, while the latter number is second.ДЄs a team, the Crimson Tide offense has been dominant, posting an SEC-high 42.2 points per game.

Ohio State transfer Jameson Williams has led that charge, notching 1,445 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns.

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After losing Smith and receiver Jaylen Waddle plus all-purpose running back Najee Harris to the NFL, Alabama needed new blood to step up in pass catching situations. To the always-humble YoungвЂ™s point, he would not be in his position without his teamвЂ™s help, particularly at the wide receiver position.

вЂњAnd again, it takes everyone for me to be able to have this opportunity.вЂќ вЂњTo be a finalist for such a prestigious award is a blessing,вЂќ Young added. While Young will be the sole representative from Tuscaloosa in Manhattan on Saturday, he is not looking for all of the praise. ItвЂ™s a team-effort Heisman in YoungвЂ™s mind AlabamaвЂ™s previous three winners were running backs Mark Ingram (2009) and Derrick Henry (2015) as well as wide receiver DeVonta Smith (2020). If Young won the Heisman Trophy, he would be the first Alabama quarterback to earn the award.