The Green Bay Packers 59-24 drubbing of the Super Bowl runner-up Indianapolis Colts in last night’s pre-season game officially has the NFL on notice. Aaron Rodgers, considered the top QB in Fantasy Football this year, is ready to take over Brett Favre’s throne in Lambeau and lead the Packers on a deep playoff run.

Rodgers threw 3 tds, the offense scored another 3, and Green Bay put the most lopsided number of the 2010 pre-season up on the score board, 59. Perhaps the only measure of concern came on the defensive side of the ball, where Payton Manning and Co. scored big in the first half, putting up 17 points of their own. It looks like websites that offer info on football picks are expecting the “over” to be a consistent trend for the Packers and their opponents in the 2010-2011 regular season.

Green Bay Packers tickets will be melting the snow in Wisconsin this winter, especially as they look to host their first playoff game in the post Brett Favre era. Speaking of Favre, the biggest game of the season comes on 10/24, when the Green Bay hosts Minnesota. Luckily, you can negotiate the price you pay for Packers vs. Vikings tickets right here at SaveFans!, with all purchases covered by our 100% AuthenTicket Guarantee. Fans who set their price for Packers tickets at SaveFans.com during the 2009 saved a ton of money on their purchase, so expect nothing less for the 2010 season!

2010-11 Packers Schedule and Green Bay Packers Football Tickets:
September 12th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field
September 19th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Buffalo Bills at Lambeau Field
September 27th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Chicago Bears at Soldier Field
October 3rd 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field
October 10th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Washington Redskins at FedEx Field
October 17th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Miami Dolphins at Lambeau Field
October 24th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field
October 31st 2010 Green Bay Packers vs New York Jets at The Meadowlands
November 7th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field
November 21st 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings at The Metrodome
November 28th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Atlanta Falcons at The Georgia Dome
December 5th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs. San Francisco 49ers at Lambeau Field
December 12th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs Detroit Lions at Ford Field
December 19th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium
December 26th 2010 Green Bay Packers vs New York Giants at Lambeau Field
January 2nd 2011 Green Bay Packers vs Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field

The 2010 College Football season is one of the most anticipated in recent memory for the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Coming off a Rose Bowl victory against Oregon in January, the Buckeyes have fans beeming in Columbus. The interest is obviously there in Heisman hopeful QB Terrelle Pryor, as well as in the myriad of running back options in the backfield – Brandon Saine, Daniel “Boom” Herron, and Jaamal Berry.

As usual, Jim Tressel can call upon one of the Big Ten’s best defensive corps to protect late game leads, and top recruiting classes the past two years for depth at every position.

Looking at the 2010 Ohio State football schedule, most of their key games come at home. Assuming they can win games at the Horseshoe against Miami on 9/11, Penn St. on 11/13, and their big rivals, Michigan on 11/27, there is a good chance we will see the Buckeyes in Glendale, AZ at the 2011 BCS National Championship Game.

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Ohio State Buckeyes 2010 Football Schedule and Ohio St. College Football Tickets:
September 2nd 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Marshall Thundering Herd at Ohio Stadium
September 11th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Miami Hurricanes at Ohio Stadium
September 18th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Ohio Bobcats at Ohio Stadium
September 25th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Eastern Michigan Eagles at Ohio Stadium
October 2nd 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Illinois Fighting Illini at Memorial Stadium
October 9th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Indiana Hoosiers at Ohio Stadium
October 16th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium
October 23rd 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Purdue Boilermakers at Ohio Stadium
October 30th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers TCF Bank Stadium
November 13th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Penn State Nittany Lions at Ohio Stadium
November 20th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium
November 27th 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes vs. Michigan Wolverines at Ohio Stadium

Our 2010 NFL preview rolls right through the Steel City with a peek at the Pittsburgh Steelers. A franchise known for a punishing ground game and stifling defense changed their DNA in 2009, opening up their air attack and handing off the reigns off to QB Ben Roethlisberger. While the offense produced more points than past seasons, the defense gave up even more, resulting in the defending Super Bowl champs missing the playoffs entirely. The Steelers can look back to an awful mid-season run, where the Black and Gold lost five straight games, including defeats to the lowly Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs, and Cleveland Browns. The start of the 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers season could look eerily similar, as Roethlisberger is suspended for the first six games for violating the NFL’s personal conduct policy. While that suspension could be reduced to four games, it will still put a lot of pressure on 3rd year, and little used QB, Dennis Dixon. While Rashard Mendenhall will carry a big load on the ground during the stretch, it will be tough for the Steelers to win early. Pitt will be playing catchup all year as Big Ben tries to get into playing shape in the middle of the season. The Ravens and Bengals will stay ahead of the Steelers in the AFC North standings, and we expect Pittsburgh to miss the NFL playoffs in 2010 for the 2nd straight season.

Home Games Played At: Heinz Field

Key Players: Ben Roethlisberger, Hines Ward, LaMarr Woodley, Dennis Dixon, Rashard Mendenhall

Head Coach: Mike Tomlin

How They Fared in 2009: 9-7, 3rd in AFC North – Did not qualify for NFL Playoffs

2010 Pittsburgh Steelers Prediction: 3rd in AFC North, will not qualify for NFL Playoffs

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2010-11 Steelers Schedule and Pittsburgh Steelers Football Tickets:
September 12th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Atlanta Falcons at Heinz Field
September 19th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs at Tennessee Titans at LP Field
September 26th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers Raymond James Stadium
October 3rd 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens at Heinz Field
October17th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns at Heinz Field
October 24th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Miami Dolphins at Sun Life Stadium
October 31st 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs New Orleans Saints at Louisiana Superdome
November 8th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs at Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown Stadium
November 14th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs New England Patriots at Heinz Field
November 21st 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Oakland Raiders at Heinz Field
November 28th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium
December 5th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs at Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium
December 12th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals at Heinz Field
December 19th 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs New York Jets at Heinz Field
December 23rd 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers vs Carolina Panthers at Heinz Field
January 2nd 2011 Pittsburgh Steelers vs at Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium

Our 2010 NFL preview continues with a team that was one snap away from a Super Bowl appearance last year, the Minnesota Vikings. When discussing the Vikings, the invertible question comes to mind – will Brett Favre play this season or finally stay retired? After the usual back and forth banter, Favre has come to the usual conclusion. The 40 year old veteran will return for one “final” season in 2010. Favre’s decision to play for the Vikes this year immediately catapults them to the top of the NFC North, one step ahead of his old team, the Green Bay Packers, and right in the mix for the NFC Championship with the Saints and Cowboys. What will ultimately separate the Vikings from the rest of the class of the NFC is the play of 4th year running back, Adrian Peterson. Peterson was widely considered the top pick in fantasy football two seasons ago, but is now thought of as second fiddle to Chris Johnson. If Adrian Peterson can cure his fumble issues and regain his form as the best backfield player in the NFL, and Jared Allen can once again anchor a top-tier defense, then we have the purple and gold penciled in for a spot in the Super Bowl in Dallas. If not, than expect the Vikings to bow out early in the playoffs, and probably never see Brett Favre again until his gives his Hall of Fame acceptance speech in Canton.

Home Games Played At: Mall of America Field at Hubert Humphrey Metrodome

Key Players: Brett Favre, Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen, Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin

Head Coach: Brad Childress

How They Fared in 2009: 12-4, 1st in NFC North – Lost in NFC Championship Game to New Orleans Saints

2010 Minnesota Vikings Prediction: NFC North Champions, 1st Round Bye

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2010-11 Vikings Schedule and Minnesota Vikings Football Tickets:
September 9th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs New Orleans Saints at Louisiana Superdome
September 19th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Miami Dolphins at The Metrodome
September 26th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Detroit Lions at The Metrodome
October 11th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs New York Jets at The Meadowlands
October 17th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Dallas Cowboys at The Metrodome
October 24th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field
October 31st 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium
November 7th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Arizona Cardinals at The Metrodome
November 14th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Chicago Bears at Soldier Field
November 21st 2010 Minnesota Vikings Green Bay Packers at The Metrodome
November 28th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Washington Redskins at FedEx Field
December 5th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Buffalo Bills at The Metrodome
December 12th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs New York Giants at The Metrodome
December 20th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Chicago Bears at The Metrodome
December 26th 2010 Minnesota Vikings vs Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field
January 2nd 2011 Minnesota Vikings vs Detroit Lions at Ford Field

Our 2010 NFL preview begins in the AFC Conference, with a look at the New York Jets. The Jets have probably been the most talked about team in the National Football League this offseason, mostly for reasons unrelated to the gridiron. Coming off a Cinderella-like run to the AFC Championship game last season, a year worth of experience for sophomore QB Mark Sanchez, the additions of Hall of Fame RB LaDainian Tomlinson & Super Bowl MVP Santonio Holmes, and starring under the glaring lights of the hit reality television program, HBO Hard Knocks Jets 2010, everything should like golden to the green and white. However, Pro-Bowl cornerback Darrelle Revis has the Jets mired in a nasty holdout, and without their best defensive player, New York fans may have to reconsider their lofty expectations for the 2010-11 season. Rex Ryan is the most entertaining coach in the NFL, and we expect nothing less than entertainment for the rest of these reality-star-in-the-making NY Jets. We do not expect, however, for the Jets to unseed Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in the AFC East, but a wildcard and playoff berth should be close to a lock.

Home Games Played At: New Meadowlands Stadium

Key Players: Mark Sanchez, Darrelle Revis, Shonn Greene, LaDainian Tomlinson, Santonio Holmes

Head Coach: Rex Ryan

How They Fared in 2009: 9-7, 2nd in AFC East – Lost in AFC Championship Game to Indianapolis Colts

2010 NY Jets Prediction: 2nd in AFC East, AFC Wildcard

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2010-11 New York Jets Schedule and NY Jets Football Tickets:
September 13th 2010 New York Jets vs Baltimore Ravens at The Meadowlands
September 19th 2010 New York Jets vs New England Patriots at The Meadowlands
September 26th 2010 New York Jets vs Miami Dolphins at Sun Life Stadium
October 3rd 2010 New York Jets vs Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium
October 11th 2010 New York Jets vs Minnesota Vikings at The Meadowlands
October 17th 2010 New York Jets vs Denver Broncos at Invesco Field
October 31st 2010 New York Jets vs Green Bay Packers at The Meadowlands
November 7th 2010 New York Jets vs Detroit Lions at Ford Field
November 14th 2010 New York Jets vs Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium
November 21st 2010 New York Jets vs Houston Texans at The Meadowlands
November 25th 2010 New York Jets vs Cincinnati Bengals at The Meadowlands (Thanksgiving)
December 6th 2010 New York Jets vs New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium
December 12th 2010 New York Jets vs Miami Dolphins at The Meadowlands
December 19th 2010 New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field
December 26th 2010 New York Jets vs Chicago Bears at Soldier Field
January 2nd 2010 New York Jets vs Buffalo Bills at The Meadowlands

Defending College Football National Champions, the Alabama Crimson Tide, top both the USA Coaches Poll and ESPN Power Rankings to to kick off the 2010 season.

The pre-season accolades come as no shock, as the University of Alabama is lead by one of the nation’s best coaches in Nick Saban, and returns eight starters on the offensive side of the ball. Included in those players is the 2009 Heisman Trophy winner, running back Mark Ingram, undefeated senior quarterback, Greg McElroy, and junior standout wide receiver, Julio Jones.

Bama will have to make up for a lack of experience on defense, as the Tide lost nine players to graduation and to the NFL. While pro scouts are high on defensive end Marcell Dareus, the secondary could pose a huge problem. Alabama needs to replace three out of four starters, as well as all backups, at cornerback and safety.

It will be tough for Alabama to bring back-to-back titles home to fans in Tuscaloosa. History is not on the side of the Crimson Tide when it comes to the prospect of repeating, as the last team to do so was the Nebraska Cornhuskers in 1994-95.

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Alabama Crimson Tide 2010 College Football Schedule and University of Alabama College Football Tickets:
September 4th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs San Jose State Spartans at Bryant Denny Stadium
September 11th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Penn State Nittany Lions at Bryant Denny Stadium
September 18th 2010 Duke Blue Devils vs. Alabama Crimson Tide at Wallace Wade Stadium
September 25th 2010 Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Alabama Crimson Tide at Razorback Stadium
October 2nd 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Florida Gators at Bryant Denny Stadium
October 9th 2010 South Carolina Gamecocks vs. Alabama Crimson Tide at Williams-Brice Stadium
October 16th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Mississippi Rebels at Bryant Denny Stadium
October 23rd 2010 Tennessee Volunteers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide at Neyland Stadium
November 6th 2010 LSU Tigers vs. Alabama Crimson Tide at Tiger Stadium
November 13th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs at Bryant Denny Stadium
November 18th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Georgia State Panthers at Bryant Denny Stadium
November 26th 2010 Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Auburn Tigers at Bryant Denny Stadium

So there you have it. LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh will be teaming up in Miami next season.

The impact this so called “Miami Thrice” will have on the league is debatable. What is not debatable is that Miami Heat 2010-2011 tickets will be hard to come by, especially for a few scintillating games.

The 2010-11 Miami Heat schedule is yet to be released from the league, but you can bank on a Christmas Day matchup featuring Heat vs. Lakers, Heat vs. Cavs, or Heat vs. Celtics. With Miami Heat 2010-11 season tickets sold out in advance of LeBron’s Decision, it is a foregone conclusion that every individual home and road game will also sell out.

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October 26th 2010 Boston Celtics vs Miami Heat Opening Night Tickets at TD Garden
November 24th 2010 Orlando Magic vs Miami Heat Tickets at Amway Center
December 2nd 2010 Cleveland Cavaliers Miami Heat Tickets at Quicken Loans Arena
December 17th 2010 New York Knicks Miami Heat Tickets at Madison Square Garden
December 25th 2010 Los Angeles Lakers Miami Heat Christmas Day Tickets at Staples Center
January 15th 2011 Chicago Bulls Miami Heat Tickets at United Center
February 16th 2011 Toronto Raptors Miami Heat Tickets at ACC
March 29th 2011 Cleveland Cavaliers Miami Heat Tickets at Quicken Loans Arena

2010-2011 Miami Heat Season Tickets at American Airlines Center

We are less than 24 hours away from the biggest free-agency signing in the history of sports. LeBron James has kept everyone guessing as to which team he will play for in 2010. Will he re-sign with his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers? Will he join Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh with the Miami Heat and make the most dominant “Big 3″ ever? How about taking to the Big Apple and pairing with newly signed Amare Stoudemire in NYC as a member of the New York Knicks? Or, if he really wants to win multiple NBA Championships, how about joining the up-and-coming Chicago Bulls roster which includes Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, and Carlos Boozer?

“The Decision” will air tomorrow night on ESPN, a one-hour special during which LeBron will announce his future plans to the world. It will end the speculation once and for all, putting a close to the TMZ-like reporting of ESPN analysts Chris Broussard, Marc Stein, J.A. Adande, Ric Bucher, John Hollinger, and so on.

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As much as the Cavs are the odds on favorites, the latest money has the NY Knicks second (up 14%), and the Heat charging hard (up 22%). We tend to agree with Jared Dudley of the Phoenix Suns latest tweet, and expect LeBron to be in a #6 New York Knicks jersey next season.

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When you think UCLA vs. USC, you think of one of college football’s most storied rivalries… Bruins vs. Trojans, Pac-10 battle, The Coliseum, The Rose Bowl.

On 6/28, 6/29, and possibly 6/30, it will mean something completely different. The UCLA Bruins will go after their first ever NCAA Baseball National Championship as they match-up against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks (USC) at the 2010 College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, NE.

The 2010 CWS concludes the six decade history of Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium. The 2011 College World Series will christen the  TD Ameritrade Park, a brand-new, state-of-the-art downtown facility, which features luxury suites, posh club level seating, additional capacity, and other amenities.

The UCLA vs South Carolina 2010 College World Series Finals is a best 2 out of 3 series beginning Monday. UCLA will be the home team in Game 1, South Carolina in Game 2, and UCLA again if a rubber match is necessary.

Both teams have excellent starting pitching, though expect Gerrit Cole to get the nod as UCLA’s starter and Blake Cooper to take the mound for the Gamecocks.

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2010 CWS Finals Schedule and 2010 College World Series Finals Tickets:
June 28th 2010 UCLA vs South Carolina College World Series Tickets at Rosenblatt Stadium
June 29th 2010 South Carolina vs UCLA College World Series Tickets at Rosenblatt Stadium
June 30th 2010 UCLA vs South Carolina College World Series Tickets at Rosenblatt Stadium

The NBA and NHL off-seasons got a little more exciting this past week, with the annual league drafts breathing life into some struggling franchises. Star-in-the-making players, like first overall picks John Wall and Taylor Hall, have fans beaming in Washington DC and Edmonton.

The Washington Wizards drafted Kentucky Wildcats guard John Wall with the first pick in the 2010 NBA Draft. The Wizards are hoping for production similar to Chicago Bulls point guard, and number one draft pick, Derrick Rose, who took home Rookie of the Year honors in 2008.

The Edmonton Oilers selected Windsor left wing Taylor Hall with the first pick in the 2010 NHL Draft. It has been a slow decline for the Oilers since reaching the Stanley Cup Finals in 2006, as the franchise owned the worst record in the league in 2009-10. If Hall pans out like 2008 Tampa Bay Lightning number one draft pick Steven Stamkos, who topped the NHL in goals last year, the storied franchise could see a quick rebound and possible playoff appearance.

Some players drafted in 2010 will become household names, others will be busts. With free agency looming in July, it will be interesting to see if teams can get over the hump and dethrone the 2010 NBA Champion Los Angeles Lakers and 2010 NHL Champion Chicago Blackhawks.

NBA Draft 2010 Results – First Round Picks:
1. John Wall – Washington Wizards
2. Evan Turner – Philadelphia 76ers
3. Derrick Favors – New Jersey Nets
4. Wesley Johnson – Minnesota Timberwolves
5. DeMarcus Cousins – Sacramento Kings
6. Ekpe Udoh – Golden State Warriors
7. Greg Monroe – Detroit Pistons
8. Al-Farouq Aminu – Los Angeles Clippers
9. Gordon Hayward – Utah Jazz
10. Paul George – Indiana Pacers
11. Cole Aldrich – New Orleans Hornets
12. Xavier Henry – Memphis Grizzlies
13. Ed Davis – Toronto Raptors
14. Patrick Patterson – Houston Rockets
15. Larry Sanders – Milwaukee Bucks
16. Luke Babbitt – Minnesota Timberwolves
17. Kevin Seraphin – Chicago Bulls
18. Eric Bledsoe – Oklahoma City Thunder
19. Avery Bradley – Boston Celtics
20. James Anderson – San Antonio Spurs
21. Craig Brackins – Oklahoma City Thunder
22. Elliot Williams – Portland Trail Blazers
23. Trevor Booker – Minnesota Timberwolves
24. Damion James – Atlanta Hawks
25. Dominique Jones – Memphis Grizzlies
26. Quincy Pondexter – Oklahoma City Thunder
27. Jordan Crawford – New Jersey Nets
28. Greivis Vasquez – Memphis Grizzlies
29. Daniel Orton – Orlando Magic
30. Lazar Hayward – Washington Wizards

NHL Draft 2010 Results – First Round Picks:
1. Taylor Hall – Edmonton Oilers
2. Tyler Seguin – Boston Bruins
3. Eric Gudbranson – Florida Panthers
4. Ryan Johansen – Columbus Blue Jackets
5. Nino Niederreiter – New York Islanders
6. Brett Connolly – Tampa Bay Lightning
7. Jeff Skinner – Carolina Hurricanes
8. Alexander Burmistrov – Atlanta Thrashers
9. Mikael Granlund – Minnesota Wild
10. Dylan McIlrath – New York Rangers
11. Jack Campbell – Dallas Stars
12. Cam Fowler – Anaheim Ducks
13. Brandon Gormley – Phoenix Coyotes
14. Jaden Schwartz – St. Louis Blues
15. Derek Forbort – Los Angeles Kings
16. Vladimir Tarasenko – St. Louis Blues
17. Joey Hishon – Colorado Avalanche
18. Austin Watson – Nashville Predators
19. Nick Bjugstad – Florida Panthers
20. Beau Bennett – Pittsburgh Penguins
21. Riley Sheahan – Detroit Red Wings
22. Jarred Tinordi – Montreal Canadiens
23. Mark Pysyk – Buffalo Sabres
24. Kevin Hayes – Chicago Blackhawks
25. Quinton Howden – Florida Panthers
26. Evgeny Kuznetsov – Washington Capitals
27. Mark Visentin – Phoenix Coyotes
28. Charlie Coyle – San Jose Sharks
29. Emerson Etem – Anaheim Ducks
30. Brock Nelson – New York Islanders