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Edds, Iowa (6'4", 244) 3. Perry Riley, LSU (6'1", 245) 4. Ryan Stamper, Florida (6'2", 235) 5. Roddrick Muckelroy, Texas (6'2", 235) 6. Dekoda Watson, Florida State (6'2", 226) 7. E.J . Savannah, Washington (6'1", 228) 8. Stevenson Sylvester, Utah (6'2", 230) 9. Rico McCoy, Tennessee (6'0", 220) 10. Dustin Doe, Florida (6'0", 239) 3-4 Outside Linebackers1. Ricky Sapp, Clemson (6'4", 248) 2. Eric Norwood, South Carolina (6'0", 252) 3. Jerry Hughes, TCU (6'2", 257) 4. George Selvie, South Florida (6'4", 245) 5. Sergio Kindle, Texas (6'4", 255) 6. Austen Lane, Murray State (6'6", 258) 7. Carl Ihenacho, San Jose State (6'3", 256) 8. Willie Young, NC State (6'4", 250) 9. Cameron Sheffield, Troy (6'2", 249) 10. Rahim Alem, LSU (6'3", 262) Inside Linebackers1. Brandon Spikes, Florida (6'3", 256) 2. Daryl Washington, TCU (6'2", 234) 3. Micah Johnson, Kentucky (6'2", 258) 4. Sean Lee, Penn State (6'2", 236) 5. Pat Angerer, Iowa (6'0", 235) 6. Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State (6'1", 240) 7. Joe Pawelek, Baylor (6'2", 240) 8. Josh Hull, Penn State (6'3", 240) 9. Mike McLaughlin, Boston College (6'0", 245) 10. Boris Lee, Troy (6'0", 245) Cornerbacks1. Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest (6'0", 190) 2. Kyle Wilson, Boise State (5'10", 185) 3. Javier Arenas, Alabama (5'9", 198) 4. Stephan Virgil, Virginia Tech (5'11", 189) 5. Trevard Lindley, Kentucky (5'11", 180) 6. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, Indiana PA (6'1", 195) 7. Brian Jackson, Oklahoma (6'1", 200) 8. Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State (6'0", 198) 9. Syd?Quan Thompson, California (5'9", 191) 10. Kevin Thomas, USC (6'1", 190)Note: Oregon?s Walter Thurmond III is not listed due to a season-ending injury. Safeties1. Taylor Mays, USC (6'3", 235) 2. T.J steve valerie . Ward, Oregon (5'10", 201) 3. Nick Polk, Indiana (5'11", 219) 4. Nate Allen, South Florida (6'1", 206) 5. Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech (6'3", 230) 6. Justin Woodall, Alabama (6'1", 220) 7. Darrell Stuckey, Kansas (5'11", 205) 8. Harry Coleman, LSU (6'2", 206) 9. Barry Church, Toledo (6'1", 219) 10. Josh Pinkard, USC (6'1", 215)Follow me on Twitter: WesBunting winwood stevie . Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) First Quarter Fiscal 2009 EarningsRelease and Conference CallSAN DIEGO, Jan .