For many small schools, the day after the NFL Draft is the biggest day for the biggest players not on the national stage. Here’s a look at some of the black college stars who signed as free agents hours after the 2009 NFL Draft.
- Hampton receiver Justin Brown signed with the Arizona Cardinals
- Alcorn State linebacker Lee Robinson, Jackson State cornerback Domonique Johnson and Hampton defensive tackle Chris Baker signed with the Denver Broncos.
- Hampton offensive guard Dennis Conley signed with the Chicago Bears.
- Tuskegee receiver Jason English and Tennessee State center Cecil Newton signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars
- Morgan State defensive tackle Lonnie Harvey signed with the Carolina Panthers
- South Carolina State receiver Philip Morris signed with the Tennessee Titans
- Bowie State running back Isaac Redman signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers
- Clark-Atlanta offensive tackle Sam McNaulty signed with the New Orleans Saints
- Shaw defensive tackle Louis Ellis signed with the Miami Dolphins
- Jackson State defensive end Marcus Bernard signed with the Cleveland Browns.
- Tennessee State offensive tackle Cornelius Lewis signed with the Indianapolis Colts.
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Yesterday, we discussed Hampton’s evolving trend of admitting troubled football stars after their dismissal from BCS schools. Their latest charity case, convicted armed robber and dismissed University of Tennessee receiver Nu’Keese Richardson, has enrolled at Hampton and hopes to resurrect his football career by the sea.
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