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Jan 8th (3:26 PM) - Rutgers running back Ray Rice just got out of his coach's office and has officially declared for the draft. Expect for it to be released to the media soon. He received a Late 1st-Early 2nd Round grade from the Advisory Committee. His decision comes just three days after rushing for 280 yards and four touchdowns against Ball State in the International Bowl.