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Six Pac-12 DEs on Hendricks watch list

July, 30, 2012

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By Ted Miller | ESPN.com

Six Pac-12 players are on the watch list for the Ted Hendricks Award, which is given annually to the best defensive end in the nation.

You can view the entire news release here.

The Pac-12 players are:

Wes Horton, USC
Dion Jordan, Oregon
Cassius Marsh, UCLA
Deandre Coleman, California
Ben Gardner, Stanford
Devon Kennard, USC

Obviously, Kennard's chances are dim after he suffered a likely season-ending pectoral injury.

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