A look ahead to college Pro Day season
INDIANAPOLIS -- Many NFL prospects were not invited to the NFL scouting combine and will need to perform at their school’s Pro Day.
Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State will hold their Pro Days on March 14. West Georgia will hold its Pro Day on March 15. Georgia’s Pro Day is set for March 16.
Georgia State will hold its Pro Day on March 23:
Here’s a look at the national Pro Day schedule:
March 7: Arkansas-Monticello
March 8: Miami (Ohio), Northwestern
March 9: Alabama A&M, Arkansas, Kansas, Kansas State, Monmouth, Oklahoma, Ouachita Baptist, Troy, Alabama-Birmingham, Texas-San Antonio, Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Whitewater
March 10: Arkansas State, Central Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri State, New Mexico, South Alabama, Texas, Tulsa
March 11: Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Southeast Missouri State, Texas State, West Florida
March 14: Arizona State, Austin Peay, Georgia Tech, Grand Valley State, Kennesaw State, Kent State, Vanderbilt, Western Michigan
March 15: Arizona, Auburn, Central Michigan, Murray State, Saginaw Valley State, UCLA, West Georgia
March 16: Colorado, Georgia, Michigan State, Minnesota, San Jose State
March 17: Clemson, Eastern Michigan
March 18: Michigan, New Mexico State, South Carolina
March 19: The Citadel
March 21: Bowling Green, Indiana State, Iowa, Jackson State, Nevada, Princeton, Pittsburg State, Southern Mississippi, Stony Brook, Syracuse, Toledo
March 22: Albany, Army, Iowa State, Liberty, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Ohio, Rutgers, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech
March 23: Bryant, Delaware, Georgia State, James Madison, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, South Dakota State, Temple, Connecticut, Utah State, Virginia, Weber State
March 24: Cincinnati, Harvard, Merrimack, North Dakota State, North Texas, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, SMU, UMass, Utah, Yale
March 25: Boston College, BYU, Hampton, Memphis, Notre Dame, Old Dominion, Richmond, Tarleton State, TCU
March 28: Air Force, Ball State, Florida A&M, South Dakota, Tennessee State
March 29: Campbell, Chattanooga, Louisville, North Carolina Central, N.C. State, Purdue, Washington, West Virginia
March 30: Alabama, Baylor, Boise State, Colorado State, Elon, Marshall, Maryland, Navy, North Carolina A&T, Tennessee, Tennessee Tech, Wake Forest
March 31: Appalachian State, Florida Atlantic, Morehead State, Western Kentucky
April 1: Houston, Kentucky, Rice, South Florida, Texas Southern, Central Florida
April 4: Akron, Louisiana
April 5: Tulane
April 6: LSU
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Honored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame in recognition of his "long and distinguished reporting in the field of pro football," D. Orlando Ledbetter, Esq. has covered the NFL 28 seasons. A graduate of Howard University, he's a winner of Georgia Sportswriter of the Year and three Associated Press Sports Editor awards.
