UTLawGrad

"Rick Gosselin: I've got three mock drafts coming up -- each of the two Sundays leading up to the draft and then the final mock on the day of the draft. So the first mock will be in the newspaper and on the web site this Sunday. My first mock always leans toward my draft board, the second mock leans toward team need and the third mock will be the players I think each team should draft with their selections on the clock."

Texas State Gators" A Jordan Hicks non-update

Premier 2011 running back Aaron Green talks recruiting Elite junior prospect Aaron Green (San Antonio, Texas/Madison) has Texas, USC and Nebraska, where his brother Andrew plays, as his early favorites, ESPN affiliate Web site InsideTexas.com reports. "

…The Longhorn player who has made the biggest inroads in the last month of bowl practice? Running backs coach Major Applewhite says it’s tailback Chris Whaley, who is redshirting. He’s lost about 10 pounds but has embraced his studies of the playbook and is ready to challenge Tre Newton and others in spring drills. "The thing that shocked me is how fast he’s picked everything up," Applewhite said.

SAN DIEGO -- Reggie Bush has lost his bid to go to confidential arbitration to settle a lawsuit filed by a fledgling sports marketer. The state Court of Appeal on Monday upheld a lower court's order denying Bush's motion to compel arbitration with Lloyd Lake, meaning the case will proceed in court. Lake's attorney, Brian Watkins, said it was Bush's last-ditch effort to keep the case out of the public eye. Lake is suing Bush and his parents to recoup nearly $300,000 in cash and gifts they allegedly accepted during Bush's sophomore and junior seasons at University of Southern California. Lake and his partner, Michael Michaels, were trying to attract Bush as a client for the marketing firm, New Era.