Draft Scout Snapshot: 2009: A 2009 Outland Trophy Watch List candidate…A 2009 AP Second-Team All-American…Played in and started all 14 games for Florida his junior season as a Gator, including the 2009 SEC Championship versus Alabama and the 2010 Allstate Sugar Bowl win versus Cincinnati…His final start of the season against the Bearcats was his 28th consecutive start…2008: A 2008 second-team All-SEC selection by vote of the league’s head coaches…The starting right guard for the Gators all 14 games during the season…2007: Saw significant playing time in his true freshman season…Made the move from offensive line to defensive line the week prior to the Vanderbilt game due to several injuries on the defensive line…Had only seen the defensive side of the ball on goal-line situations in high school and made the transition with ease…Saw action in every contest and started the final four regular-season games of the year: Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Florida Atlantic and Florida State…Ended the season with eight tackles, five solo and three assisted.
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Draft Scout Mike Pouncey News
07/21/10 - Q. What is your reaction when you heard the news about the allegation concerning your brother, if you've talked to him since then, if you feel like the statement that was put out today puts it to rest from your end? MIKE POUNCEY: First I'll start by saying I talked to my brother and it's not true. He pretty much cleared that up in the statement today. I feel bad about it because it ruined somebody's name that don't really know who me and my brother are. Those that know who we are know we're not those kind of people. We pride ourselves on having a great clean name. It's just hard right now. Q. Have you at any time during this investigation been concerned about your own eligibility? MIKE POUNCEY: Oh, no. I've answered all the questions that have been asked to me. Q. What have the last couple days been like for you personally having your name out there a little bit, too? How do you think this kind of thing comes about, this kind of report? Where do you think it all comes from? MIKE POUNCEY: Just basically somebody just coming out and saying anything. You know, obviously if something like this comes through, they have to investigate it. We've been totally cooperative with any questions that they have to ask us. We're just ready for it to be done with. - SEC Sports Media
07/20/10 - 2010 PRESEASON ALL-SEC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): C Mike Pouncey, Florida, Sr., has been selected Preseason All-SEC First Team for the 2010 college football season as selected by the conference head coaches. - SEC football
06/21/10 - 2010 OUTLAND TROPHY PRESEASON WATCH LIST: Mike Pouncey, Florida, C, is one of 63 players selected to the Preseason Outland Trophy Watch List for the 2010 college football season by the Football Writers Association of America. The prestigious list gives football fans the first glimpse at a great crop of college offensive and defensive tackles, offensive guards and centers. The Outland Trophy, presented annually since 1946, is the third oldest award in major college football. The Outland Trophy is named after the late John Outland, an All-America lineman at Penn and Kansas at the turn of the century. The 2010 winner will be announced on The Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards Show on Dec. 9. - National College Football Awards Association
05/25/10 - 2010 RIMINGTON TROPHY SPRING WATCH LIST: Mike Pouncey Florida 6'5" 312 Senior, has been selected one of 37 centers named to The Rimington Trophy Spring Watch List for the 2010 college football season. The Rimington Trophy is presented annually to the Most Outstanding Center in NCAA Division I-A College Football. - The Rimington Trophy committee
05/11/10 - SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: How different will the offense look in the post-Tim Tebow era? Florida junior quarterback John Brantley is more of a thrower than a runner with a strong arm and a quick release. That could mean more I-formation sets and more use of fullbacks T.J. Pridemore and Steven Wilks. But Florida coach Urban Meyer has also experimented with some Wildcat packages this spring with mobile backup QBs Trey Burton and Jordan Reed. The strength of the unit is on the offensive line. All five projected starters (tackle Xavier Nixon, guard Carl Johnson, center Mike Pouncey, guard James Wilson and tackle Marcus Gilbert) have prior starting experience.
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