The 2010 Big Ten postseason player rankings continue with ...
No. 19: Tandon Doss, WR, Indiana, Jr., 6-3, 200
2010 numbers: 63 receptions for 706 receiving yards and seven touchdowns; 28 rushes for 163 yards and a touchdown; 41 kickoff returns for 1,016 yards; seven punt returns for 49 yards; earned first-team All-Big Ten honors from the league's coaches and second-team honors from the media.
Preseason rank: No. 14 in the preseason Top 25 players
Why he's here: Doss impacted games in multiple ways throughout his three-year career at Indiana, making contributions as a receiver, a rusher and a return man. He led the Big Ten in all-purpose yards for the second consecutive season, ranking fifth nationally at 175.8 yards per game, well ahead of his 2009 average (138.8 ypg). Despite leaving a year early for the NFL draft, Doss ranks in the top 10 in team history in receptions (fourth; 154), kick return yards (fourth; 1,549), receiving yards (seventh; 1,854) and all-purpose yards (seventh; 3,786). A candidate for both the Biletnikoff and Hornung Awards, Doss eclipsed 250 all-purpose yards in two games and 150 yards in five contests, which included a 363-yard performance (second-highest total nationally) against Michigan. He finished second in the Big Ten in receptions (5.7 rpg) behind teammate Damarlo Belcher.
No. 20: Ohio State C Mike Brewster
No. 21: Penn State G Stefen Wisniewski
No. 22: Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn
No. 23: Wisconsin RB James White
No. 24: Ohio State LT Mike Adams
No. 25: Indiana QB Ben Chappell