26 former Pac-12 players selected in USFL Draft
Oregon State Beavers (4)
Victor Bolden Jr., WR – Birmingham Stallions
Go to the Oregon State record books; Victor Bolden Jr. is all over them. It started as a freshman in 2013 when Bolden’s 1,198 kickoff return yards led the Pac-12 and was second in the nation. As a sophomore, he led OSU with 72 catches for 798 yards.
Bolden also led the team in receptions as both a junior and senior. He left Oregon State with the third most all-purpose yards, 5,196, and still holds the school record with 2,420 kickoff return yards.
Other Trojans selected include LS Ryan Navarro – Philadelphia, G Fred Lauina – Tampa, and DT Kalani Vakameilalo – New Jersey.
Undrafted free agent Victor Bolden Jr makes a huge play on special teams along with Aldrich Robinson. #49ers ball. pic.twitter.com/aoc4eqCAlb
— Rob Lowder (@Rob_Lowder) September 22, 2017
Oregon Ducks (5)
Cameron Hunt, G – Birmingham Stallions
Cameron Hunt was a mainstay of the Oregon Ducks offensive line. From 2013 to 2017, he started 43 games, 41 at right guard. That includes the 2014 National Championship Game. As a senior, Hunt won the Ed Moshofsky Trophy as the Ducks’ best offensive lineman.
Even with his strong college resume, Hunt went undrafted. Originally signed as a UDFA, he spent time on both San Francisco’s and Oakland’s practice squads. Hunt was on the active roster for the Raiders’ final three games in 2018.
Other Ducks selected include DE Gus Cumberlander – Philadelphia, DE Bryson Young – New Jersey, S Tyree Robinson – Birmingham, and RB Tony Brooks-James – Birmingham.
Colorado Buffalos (2)
Drew Lewis LB – Houston Gamblers
Originally committed to Washington, Drew Lewis redshirted his only season with the Huskies. He spent the next year at Coffeyville Junior College before finding his way to Boulder for the next three seasons.
Lewis was the model of consistency for the Colorado Buffaloes. He never missed a game at CU, playing in 38 straight. He made 166 total tackles, with 10 for loss, 5 sacks, and 8 passes defended.
Tampa Bay selected former Buffs cornerback Delrick Abrams Jr.