List of College Pro Days Begins to Materialize

When are the future NFL stars scheduled to work out for pro scouts? Here is a list plus some guidelines driving this year's pro days.

Patricia Traina | Feb 11, 2021

List of College Pro Days Begins to Materialize /

With the NFL having canceled the annual scouting combine in Indianapolis due to the pandemic, the individual pro days that are beginning to materialize at significant schools around the country will be more critical than ever before.

It's believed at these pro days, teams will be able not only to watch players work out but also obtain the necessary medical information teams like to have when putting their draft boards together.

In the past, a team could send as many as five or six members of the organization to the pro days of those prospects in which the team had a very strong interest. But with the pandemic still gripping our world, that is expected to change.

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— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 18, 2021

Hence the importance of pro days where in addition to watching the workouts, teams are also thought to be able to conduct video interviews with a set number of prospects, as they did last year.

Below is an initial list of pro dates, as per 247 Sports.

Arkansas: Wednesday, March 10
Nevada, Thursday, March 11
Oklahoma: Friday, March 12
North Dakota State: Friday, March 12
Pittsburgh: Wednesday, March 17
Louisiana Tech: Thursday, March 18
Georgia Tech: Thursday, March 18
Buffalo: Thursday, March 18
Auburn: Thursday, March 18
West Virginia: Thursday, March 18
Texas Christian: Friday, March 19
Memphis: Friday, March 19
Colorado State: Monday, March 22
Florida State: Monday, March 22
Iowa: Monday, March 22
Toledo, Monday, March 22
Central Michigan: Tuesday, March 23
Alabama: Tuesday, March 23
Iowa State: Tuesday, March 23
Nebraska: Tuesday, March 23
Purdue: Tuesday, March 23

Michigan State: Wednesday, March 24
South Carolina: Wednesday, March 24
Western Michigan: Thursday, March 25
UMass: Thursday, March 25
North Texas: Thursday, March 25
Mississippi: Thursday, March 25
SMU: Thursday, March 25
Penn State: Thursday, March 25
San Diego State: Thursday, March 25
Western Michigan: Thursday, March 25
Boston College: Friday, March 26
BYU: Friday, March 26
Virginia Tech: Friday, March 26
South Dakota State: Friday, March 26
Michigan: Friday, March 26
North Carolina: Monday, March 29
Duke: Monday, March 29
Louisiana-Lafayette: Monday, March 29
Miami (Fla.): Monday, March 29
Miami (OH.): Monday, March 29
Louisville: Tuesday, March 30
Washington: Tuesday, March 30
Boise State: Wednesday, March 31
Florida: Wednesday, March 31
Notre Dame: Wednesday, March 31
Kentucky: Wednesday, March 31
South Florida: Thursday, April 1
Oklahoma State: Thursday, April 1
Charlotte, Thursday, April 1
Houston: Friday, April 9

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Published Feb 11, 2021

PATRICIA TRAINA

Patricia Traina has covered the New York Giants for 30+ seasons, and her work has appeared in multiple media outlets, including The Athletic, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and the Sports Illustrated media group. As a credentialed New York Giants press corps member, Patricia has also covered five Super Bowls (three featuring the Giants), the annual NFL draft, and the NFL Scouting Combine. She is the author of The Big 50: The Men and Moments that Made the New York Giants. In addition to her work with New York Giants On SI, Patricia hosts the Locked On Giants podcast. Patricia is also a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Football Writers Association of America.