UFL Premiere Season Draft
The UFL "Premiere" Season Draft was the inaugural draft of the United Football League (UFL).[1] The results of the draft were announced via press release on June 19, 2009.[1]
Among the players selected were those that participated in earlier workouts in Orlando, Florida and Las Vegas, Nevada.[1] Once drafted by a UFL team, a player's rights were held by that team if he agreed to play within the league.[1]
Draft results
| = Indicated player signed with drafting team |
California Redwoods
| Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|
| Odie Armstrong | FB | NW Oklahoma State |
| Obafemi Ayanbadejo | FB | San Diego State |
| Shane Boyd | QB | Kentucky |
| Larry Brackins | WR | Pearl River CC |
| Kai Brown | LS | Brown |
| Brett Dietz | QB | Hanover |
| Marcus Fitzgerald | WR | Marshall |
| Marquies Gunn | DE | Auburn |
| Derrell Hutsona | RB | Washington State |
| Prince Kwateng | LB | Northwestern |
| Branden Ledbetter | TE | Western Michigan |
| Cory Lekkerkerker | T | California-Davis |
| Joe Martin | LB | San Diego State |
| Liam O'Hagan | QB | Harvard |
| Brian Rimpf | T | East Carolina |
| B. J. Sams | WR | McNeese State |
| Brian Stamper | T | Vanderbilt |
| Jason Stewart | NT | Fresno State |
| Damon Suggs | DE | Georgia Southern |
| Ahmad Treaudo | DB | Southern |
| Marviel Underwood | DB | San Diego State |
| Jeremy Unertl | DB | Wisconsin–La Crosse |
| John David Washington | RB | Morehouse |
| Joe West | WR | Texas-El Paso |
Florida Tuskers
Las Vegas Locomotives
New York Sentinels
| Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|
| C. J. Bachér | QB | Northwestern |
| Trey Brown | DB | UCLA |
| Oliver Celestin | DB | Texas Southern |
| Richy Rich | NT | South Florida |
| Maurice Fountain | DE | Clemson |
| Ronnie Ghent | TE | Louisville |
| Tyronne Gross | RB | Eastern Oregon |
| Samuel Gutekunst | T | None |
| Jasper Harvey | C | San Diego State |
| Brian Johnson | QB | Utah |
| Noriaki Kinoshita | WR | Ritsumeikan |
| David Lofton | DB | Stanford |
| Marc Magro | LB | West Virginia |
| Terrell Maze | DB | San Diego State |
| Ray Norell | T | Buffalo |
| Ramiro Pruneda | T | Monterrey Tech |
| Joe Rubin | RB | Portland State |
| Steve Sanders | WR | Bowling Green |
| Cecil Sapp | RB | Colorado State |
| Bryan Save | NT | Colorado State |
| Michale Spicer | DE | Western Carolina |
| LaBrandon Toefield | RB | LSU |
| Nathan Williams | LB | Murray State |
| Shannon Woods | RB | Texas Tech |
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References
- ""Premiere" Season Draft". UFL-Football.com. 19 June 2009. Archived from the original on July 26, 2009. Retrieved 12 August 2009.
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