Draft Scout Snapshot:DS Rating on 8/24/08: #11 QB, #187/750 Overall, Projected Rnd: 6 2007: 13 GP; 13 GS; Rush: 38-(-91)-(-2.4)-4; Pass: 713-512-71.8-5705-48-14; Konica Minolta Gator Bowl MVP ... Named the Sammy Baugh Trophy winner by The Touchdown Club of Columbus ... All-Big 12 Conference Second Team ... Academic All-Big 12 First Team ... earned bowl MVP honors after orchestrated a second-straight come back for a bowl win ... completed 44-of-69 passes for 407 yards and three touchdowns against Virginia ... helped lead the Red Raiders to 17 points in the final four minutes of the game to secure the 31-28 win ... 400-yard game was the 14th of his career ... the nation's leading passer, he completed 47 of his school-record 72 attempts for 420 yards and two touchdowns against No. 3-ranked Oklahoma ... threw for more than 400 yards in all but two games ...2006: 13 GP; 13 GS; Rush: 32-(-66)-(-2.1)-2; Pass: 617-412-66.8-4555-38-11; Best sophomore season in school history with 4,555 passing yards and 38 touchdowns ... third-best in NCAA history ... already ranks among the top five on several career passing lists at Texas Tech ... nine 300-yard passing games ... led the nation in completions with 412 and ranked second in passing yards ... 412 completions are the fourth-best single-season total in school history and he owns the fourth-highest single-season passing yardage mark by a Tech quarterback ... boasted a 38:11 touchdown to interception ratio ... led the Big 12 conference in passing, passing touchdowns and total offense ...2005: 6 GP; 0 GS; Rush: 2-(-10)-(-5)-0; Pass: 55-37-67.3-422-3-0; Completed 3-of-4 passes for 25 yards in fourth quarter against Texas A&M ...2004: Redshirt season.
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04/30/09 - QB Graham Harrell will be in Browns' rookie minicamp as a tryout player. The irony of that is the Browns passed on Texas Tech wide receiver Michael Crabtree in the draft reportedly because they did not like his cocky attitude.
03/19/09 - Texas Tech coach Mike Leach insists his quarterback is the best in the NFL draft. I know what you're thinking, asking a coach about his players is like asking a parent about their children, of course they are going to exaggerate, but Leach's comments directed toward NFL scouts and coaches was simply too amusing not to share. March 17, Dallas Morning News: Leach, who scoffs at the system-quarterback label, angrily talked about NFL teams' concern regarding Harrell's ability to work from under center. "You bring up easily the most pitiful NFL cop-out of all," Leach said in a telephone interview. "And you can send that message to the whole NFL. Any coach who has ever said or uttered those words or considers that a concern, here's my message for them: How could you possibly look yourself in the mirror and consider yourself an NFL coach and not be able to teach a guy to run back three steps, five steps and seven steps? I can teach a child that! "Any coach in the NFL who can't do that ought to be fired!" - Justin Rogers, Michigan Live
03/15/09 - Texas Tech Pro day: QB Graham Harrell (6-2, 3/8) — ran a 4.95 in the 40, but struggled somewhat in the position drills. – Gil Brandt, NFL.com
02/10/09 - PRO POTENTIAL: QB Graham Harrell is considered a late-round flyer by most draft observers, though his career numbers at Texas Tech are tough to ignore, including an NCAA-record 132 touchdown passes.
01/21/09 - 2009 Senior Bowl, Five players who hurt their stock Wednesday: Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech: All three quarterbacks on the South roster could be listed here, but Harrell's stock has dropped the most this week because of higher expectations. His arm strength is nothing more than average, which means he must really anticipate throws. That gives defensive backs more time to react, especially if his receiver can't get out of his break. - Chad Reuter, The SportsXchange, NFLDraftScout.com
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