Wide receiver Dwight Jones (#83 pictured) became UNC’s single-season reception leader after a remarkable performance Saturday night against the Duke Blue Devils. He finished the game with 10 catches for 101 yards and 3 touchdowns. DraftNasty.com puts the spotlight on the 6’4 wideout, as well as two defensive players whose name could be called in the first round of the NFL draft in April.

Coming off a solid junior outing, many were expecting big things from Penn State DT Devon Still (#71 pictured). What he has done in his senior year has been the ultimate definition of doing things 'Big'. The 6-foot-5, 305-pound Still is tied for 10th in the nation with 16.5 TFLs through eleven games. He's also found time to drop opposing quarterbacks four times to go along with his 53 tackles. His combination of size and quickness has been just what the doctor ordered for the Penn State Nittany Lions' D.

Oklahoma junior QB Landry Jones has had an outstanding 2011 campaign. He ranks 2nd in the nation in passing yds/gm (379.6), 4th in passing yardage (3,796), 3rd in attempts/gm (44.4) and is tied for 7th in TD passes (28).

Last Saturday night, DraftNasty.com was treated to one of the best rivalries in college football when the Arizona Wildcats took on the Arizona State Sun Devils in Phoenix, Ariz. Sun Devils' junior QB Brock Osweiler (#17 pictured) matched wits with senior Nick Foles (#8 pictured) in what turned out to be an epic battle. Both quarterbacks have prolific senior wide receivers in Gerrell Robinson (ASU-#8) and Juron Criner (Ariz-#82). Find out who got the best of the matchup in our breakdown of the Wildcats' surprising 31-27 victory.

Last weekend, Michigan State senior QB Kirk Cousins (#8 pictured) led his Spartans to the inaugural Big Ten Championship game. During his junior year, the 6-foot-3, 208-pound signal-caller completed 66.9% of his passes during the squad's Big Ten championship season. With just a couple of games remaining in his final year, we go inside the strengths and weaknesses of Cousins' game.