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As the Pro Day circuit slowly approaches its end, most of the major NCAA Division I schools have completed their workouts. However, Tuesday's workouts of note included one high-profile school with numerous draftable players (including the likely top overall pick) while another school that featured one of the hottest risers in the entire draft pool.
On Wednesday, that will be followed up by another college football blue-blood, Miami, which has no fewer than four prospects who could be picked in the first three rounds. Check out the full Pro Day schedule here, and take a look at several draft prospects in today's curds.
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