My own version of the Rivals100...

While I fully support Rivals in its effort to do a ranking of the top prospects in the country, I do have my own version of the Rivals100.

So here goes the 615Report100:

1. Sharrif Floyd (DT)- Philadelphia (Pa.) George Washington High
2. Robert Woods (ATH)- Gardena (Cal.) Junipero Serra
3. Seantrel Henderson (OL)- Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall
4. Jackson Jeffcoat (DE)- Plano (TX) Plano West
5. Michael Dyer (RB)- Little Rock (Ark.) Little Rock Christian
6. Ronald Powell (DE)- Moreno Valley (Cal.) Rancho Verde
7. Matt Elam (Ath)- West Palm Beach (Fla.) Dwyer
8. Darius White (WR)- Fort Worth (TX) Dunbar
9. James Hurst (OL)- Indianapolis (Ind) Plainfield
10. DeMarcus Milliner (DB)- Millbrook (Ala.) Stanhope Elmore

11. Lache Seastrunk (RB)- Temple (TX)
12. D.J. Morgan (RB)- Woodland Hills (Cal) Taft
13. Chris Martin (DE)- Princeton (NJ) Hun School
14. Jonathan Dowling (DB)- Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast
15. Jordan Hicks (LB)- West Chester (OH) Lakota West
16. Brennan Clay (RB)- San Diego (Cal) Scripps Ranch
17. Latwan Anderson (DB)- Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic
18. Brent Benedict (OL)- Jacksonville (Fla.) Bolles
19. J.R. Ferguson (DE)- Chatham (Va.) Hargrave Military
20. Alec Ogletree (DB)- Newnan (Ga.)

21. Jeff Luc (LB)- Port St.Lucie (Fla.) Treasure Coast
22. T.J. Stripling- Decatur (Ga.) Southwest Dekalb
23. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (DE) - Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
24. Anthony Barr (Ath)- Los Angeles (Cal.) Loyola
25. Martavis Bryant (WR)- Anderson (SC) TL Hanna
26. Kyle Prater (WR)- Hillside (Ill.) Proviso West
27. Robert Crisp (OL)- Chapel Hill (NC)
28. Da'Rick Rogers (WR)- Calhoun (Ga.)
29. Marcus Lattimore (RB)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
30. Lamarcus Joyner (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas

31. Malcolm Jones (Ath)- Westlake Village (Cal) Oaks Christian
32. Khairi Fortt (LB)- Stamford (CT)
33. Brandon Willis (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
34. Dillon Baxter (RB)- San Diego (Cal.) Mission Bay
35. Cody Riggs (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas
36. Ivan McCartney (WR)- Miramar (Fla.)
37. Corey Nelson (LB)- Dallas (TX) Skyline
38. Corey Miller (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
39. Reggie Wilson (DE)- Haltom City (TX)
40. Christian Green (Ath)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic

41. Andrew Norwell (OL)- Cincinnati (OL) Anderson
42. James Stone (OL)- Nashville (TN) Maplewood
43. Eduardo Clements (RB)- Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington
44. Gabe King- Greensboro (NC) Page
45. Mack Brown- Lithonia (Ga.) M.L. King
46. Kelcy Quarles (DT)- Greenwood (SC)
47. Garrison Smith (DL)- Atlanta (Ga.) Douglass
48. Markeith Ambles (WR)- McDonough (Ga.) Henry County
49. Phillip Sims (QB)- Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith
50. Jaylen Watkins (DB)- Cape Coral (Fla.)

51. Keenan Allen (Ath)- Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford
52. Jacques Smith (DE)- Ooltewah (TN)
53. Nick Forbes (LB)- Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson
54. Brett Nottingham (QB)- Danville (Cal) Monte Vista
55. John Fulton (DB)- Manning (SC)
56. Eric Reid (DB)- Geismar (La.) Dutchtown
57. Trovon Reed (WR)- Thibodaux (La.)
58. Xavier Grimble (TE)- Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman
59. Joshua Shaw (DB)- Palmdale (Cal)
60. Cullen Christian (DB)- Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills

61. Damien Robinson (OL) Olive Branch (Miss.)
62. Tony Jefferson (LB)- Chula Vista (Cal) Eastlake
63. Dion Bailey (DB)- Lakewood (Cal.)
64. Jake Matthews (OL)- Missouri City (TX) Elkins
65. Justin McCay (Ath)- Shawnee (Kansas) Bishop Miege
66. William Gholston (DE)- Detroit (Mich.) Southwestern
67. Trey Hopkins (OL)- Galena Park (TX) North Shore
68. Christian Jones (LB)- Winter Park (Fla.) Lake Howell
69. Bronson Kaufusi (DE)- Provo (UT) Timpview
70. C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)- Johnsburg (Ill.)

71. Austin Hinder (QB)- Steamboat Springs (Colo.)
72. Marquis Flowers (Ath)- Goodyear (Az) Millennium
73. Nick Demien (OL)- Wentzville (Mo.) Timberland
74. Chris Jones (WR)- Daingerfield (TX)
75. Roderick Smith (RB)- Fort Wayne (Ind.) Harding
76. Matt James (OL)- Cincinnati (OH) St.Xavier
77. Ian Silberman (OL)- Fleming Island (Fla.)
78. George Uko (DT)- Chino (Cal) Don Lugo
79. Silas Redd (Ath)- Stamford (CT) King & Low Heywood Thomas
80. LaDarius Owens (LB)- Bessemer (Ala.) Jess Lanier

81. Chris Dunkley (WR)- Pahokee (Fla.)
82. Terrence Mitchell (DB)- Tampa (Fla.) Hillsborough
83. Corey Lemonier (DE)- Hialeah (Fla.)
84. Jarrick Williams (DB)- Eight Mile (Ala.) Blount
85. DeMarco Cobbs (Ath.)- Tulsa (OK) Tulsa Central
86. Michaelee Harris (WR)- Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
87. Chaz Green (OL)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
88. Carlos Thompson (DE)- Hollandale (Miss.) Simmons School
89. Shakim Phillips (WR)- Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic
90. Andrew Donnal (OL)- Whitehouse (OH) Anthony Wayne

91. Marcus Lucas (WR)- Liberty (Mo.)
92. Jordan Allen (DE)- West Monroe (La.)
93. Jawuan James (OL)- Suwanee (Ga.) North Gwinnett
94. Ashton Dorsey (DT)- Tyler (TX) John Tyler
95. Evan Washington (OL)- DeSoto (TX)
96. Roy Finch (RB)- Niceville (Fla.)
97. Josh Shirley (LB)- Fontana (Cal) Kaiser
98. DeAndre Hopkins (Ath.)- Central (SC) D.W.Daniel
99. Dominique Easley (DE)- Staten Island (NY) Curtis
100. Lynden Trail (DE)- Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington

Obviously, my biggest change was at QB where I had the two guys I was most high about in Brett Nottingham and Austin Hinder, not only in the 100 like they deserve, but higher. I think both are going to have pretty solid college careers. I also think my ranking of James Stone is more indictive of how good he really is. It's kind of laughable that he dropped because of one workout. The guy is a true Top 50 player, and top lineman and that's where he should be.

I think my top 100 here is closer to be the top 100 players in 3-5 years than the one Rivals currently has, though again, it's hard to rank so many prospects.

Also, my No.1 was Sharrif Floyd. Ranked only 9th by Rivals right now, I think Floyd is a DT that you can build a program around, moreso than Henderson is at OT.

Also, my No.2, Robert Woods, who's only ranked 16th by Rivals, is a guy that we could see on the cover of magazines and on ESPN in a couple of years. He's a two-way threat that is kind of like a bigger Eric Berry. Whoever gets him, is getting a superstar in the making in my opinion.