There were a lot of contrasts during the week and one of them was how the small-school guys fight to get into this game and what it means to the schools. Bartch, the guard from Division III St. John's, was greeted by a contingent of about ten from the Minnesota college after practice Thursday.
"Buddies and teammates," Bartch said. "They got plane tickets early. When they found out I was playing."
The tough thing is they got down there just about the time Bartch's knee buckled in that practice. He's not sure what the diagnosis is and it's a blow, given that he was projected between rounds four and six by Walter. But it seems like he proved during his two practices that he belongs in the league, but now the debate is about where he goes in the draft.
SLANTS AND SCREENS: The South defensive line also took some shots during the week and lost several top players, including the best defensive player in the game in South Carolina defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. The last man standing was Alabama rush end Terrell Lewis and he thought that was kind of funny.
"The guy that's not durable," said Lewis, who knows his knock after his career with the Crimson Tide had some injuries.
Lewis is a guy that can rush the passer in a 4-3 as well as drop at linebacker and he was doing all those things all week and special teams coordinator Darrin Simmons got a lot of use out of him, too. At 6-5, 252 pounds, he can certainly move.
"I'm trying to show them I can bring versatility being able to play in space, knowing the game, knowing situational football, showing them I can learn the system," Lewis said.
He could be there at No. 33 for the Bengals and despite the durability stuff, they'd have to look at him …
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