Davis completed his first 26 passes to set an NCAA record that was previously shared by Tennessee’s Tee Martin in 1998 and Cal’s Aaron Rodgers in 2004. Both players completed 23 in a row.

Davis also came into the game having completed his final 10 passes against Memphis last week, and his 36 total completed passes in a row also broke Rodgers’ mark of 26 consecutive passes spanning two games.

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I always thought that Dominique Davis was a “square peg” in the Air Raid offense, especially with the lack of a great receiver. ECU’s struggles in the post Skip era can be directly attributed to the fact that most of the players recruited were recruited for the Pro Style offense.

Even though Davis is playing for the Alma Ma, I have to say that Rodgers’ mark is still more impressive. You have to remember that Rodgers did it against USC in the peak of their dynasty, and his incompletion came on a pass that he threw away to avoid a sack. It is still an impressive mark nonetheless by Dominique Davis and is something he can hang his hat on for a long time.

So to jump on the bandwagon a little, here are five sleeper players to keep an eye on in the 2011 NFL Draft:

1. Ahmad Black Safety Florida

Playing in the SEC kinda of disqualifies you from being a sleeper, but Ahmad Black is a guy that doesn’t get the attention he should probably be getting right now.  Playing next to the flashier Will Hill, Black gets overshadowed a bit but when it is all said and done he may be the better pro.  Being undersized will hurt his draft stock but with guys like Bob Sanders and OJ Atogwe getting released do not be surprised if someone trades back into a round to grab Ahmad.

2. Dwayne Harris WR ECU

Yes, the homer pick but playing in the C-USA you don’t get much shine, and Harris is a guy that many have not heard of but will soon.  Though his official title was wide receiver, Dwayne Harris was Mr. Do It All for ECU, returning kicks, catching passes, getting handoffs, and even throwing once every now and then.  Harris is a guy that may never be a star in the NFL but he will quietly impact games with his returns and knack for making big catches in big moments.  In every aspect he reminds me of Antwaan Randle-El.

3. OLB Mason Foster Washington

Guess who led the Pac 10 in tackles this year?  That would be Mr. Mason Foster.  Foster is a guy who is just flat out productive.  While that does not always translate into the same kind of pro career Foster is a guy with a nose for the football and pretty good football instincts.  He won’t be a starter from day 1 but with a year or so in the right system he can become a very productive pro.  Some 4-3  team is going to grab Foster in round 3 or 4 and won’t be sorry they did.

4. Jacquizz Rodgers RB/WR Oregon State

EDIT: I a commenter reminded me that James got a medical redshirt so he wont be in the draft.  (But my sentiments remain the same)

I have to put both of the Rodgers brothers on this list, as I really like both of their pro chances.  If I had to lean to one I’d lean to RB Jacquizz being the better of the two but both are extremely explosive players and will find a niche whether it is in the return game or on one of the NFL’s quasi spread offenses.

The same people who slept on Chris Johnson back in 2007 are sleeping on another Pirate and that is Dwayne Harris.  Harris, who played quarterback in high school has emerged into a top receiver in Conference USA.  It is just a matter of time before he is running all over pro teams.

Why do I think he will do so well in the NFL?  It comes down to the fact that his game is so multifaceted.  While some receivers are one trick pony’s and rely on speed or size alone, Harris has a whole bag of tricks to pull from.

He’s a fantastic receiver that can burn you deep, or 10 yards at a time.  He’s a threat on kick and punt returns with his elusiveness and quickness, and if you put him in the wildcat he could very well throw the ball over the top, with accuracy too.

One look at Dwayne’s game and I guarantee you’ll be reminded of Josh Cribbs and Antwaan Randel-El.

Please just check out the clip below: