Top NFL prospects at HBCUs  Updated: February 23, 2011, 5:41 PM
ET By Donald Hunt |  Donald Driver & Nick CollinsGetty ImagesThe
Green Bay Packers Donald Driver, left, and Nick Collins competed
in Super Bowl XLV and are both HBCU alums. But who's got next?
You can never underestimate the quality of football players from
historically black colleges and universities. The Super Bowl was
well represented by players from HBCUs, such as Green Bay
Packers wide receiver Donald Driver and free safety Nick Collins
and Pittsburgh Steelers running back Isaac Redman.  In 1999,
Driver was a seventh-round pick from Alcorn State. In 2005,
Collins was a second-round choice from Bethune-Cookman. Redman
was an undrafted free agent out of Bowie State who just
completed his first season in the NFL.  Black History Month
The scouts and general managers that do their homework and watch
these players in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge, Bayou Classic, Magic
City Classic, Florida Classic and other HBCU games usually come
away with some gems