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Though Pittsburgh didn’t come away with a win, Hall will be able to carry this positive performance with him into the East-West Shrine Game.QB Drew Lock (Missouri)The Liberty Bowl turned out to be a track meet http://www.authenticsbuffalobills.com/cheap-matt-milano-jersey , and while Oklahoma State quarterback Taylor Cornelius came away victorious, he was thoroughly outplayed by Missouri quarterback Drew Lock. Throwing from a variety of platforms, Lock was nonetheless on target all night, throwing for 373 yards and three touchdowns and a completion percentage of 60 percent. The only thing Lock couldn’t do was run for a first down on the final play of the game, getting tackled a yard short on a zone-read keeper.S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson (Florida)The junior defensive back recently declared for the draft and after a two-interception Peach Bowl, you can see why. 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Johnson’s draft stock will rise like a rocket if he can carry this performance into the Senior Bowl.WR Hakeem Butler (Iowa State)Butler’s performance in the Alamo Bowl was a fitting microcosm of how utterly dominant the junior has been this season. Butler came down with nine passes for an insane 192 yards. While those numbers are justifiably impressive, what was even better was how the junior accumulated those yards. He wasn’t just using his 6’6” frame to out-muscle defenders—he was working the middle of the field with crossing routes, catching short passes and creating yards after the catch and even shaking loose from press coverage. There’s always been worry that Butler is just another big, slow receiver, but this game really proved that there’s a bit more to his game than his size.DE Jaylon Ferguson (Louisiana Tech)Ferguson was an all-around relentless game wrecker against Hawaii. 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