After a few weeks to take everything in, here's my own positional breakdown of how the SEC teams faired:
Quarterback
1. Alabama
2. LSU
3. Arkansas
4. Auburn
5. Tennessee
6. Vanderbilt
7. South Carolina
8. Florida
9. Georgia
10. Kentucky
11. Miss. State
12. Ole Miss
Analysis: In my opinion, Alabama signed one of the classes top five overall QB's in Phillip Sims, he really impressed me with his arm strength during all-star competitions and I think he can be a future 3-year starter. LSU finished second with Zach Lee who I think has possibly more upside than any QB the conference signed. I've been a Jacoby Walker fan for quite a while so I think Arkansas did well there. I'm not a big fan of Cam Newton, but he does have good athleticism and Rivals chose to make him a 5-star so I ranked them 4th. Tennessee's 3 QBs I'm not that big of a fan of individually but you'd think one of the three would prove to be worth something so the volume of their class is what pushed them slightly ahead of Vanderbilt's signing of Jordan Rodgers. However, I do think Rodgers could potentially have a better career than any of the 3 UT signed. I like Connor Shaw's athleticism but don't think he's a natural thrower and I haven't been that impressed with Thompson so that's why SC finished 7th. I think Trey Burton could be a good QB for Florida but he didn't have the kind of senior year I thought and I think that's why UF stole Temple's QB commitment in the two-star Muprhy. I think Hutson Mason could be a decent QB for Georgia, and he set a lot of records, still I think as an actual prospect, he's no better than Logan Gray. There's nothing that impressed me about Tyler Brause and I'm shocked that he's even a 3-star by Rivals. I literally didn't know that until I looked that up today. I think MSU really reached to sign Brett Favre's nephew. I know he had great numbers but he's small and he doesn't jump out on video and he was absolutely horrible in the Offense-Defense All-American game I saw. Ole Miss didn't sign a true QB for this class.
Running Back
1. Auburn
2. Florida
3. LSU
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
6. South Carolina
7. Kentucky
8. Vanderbilt
9. Mississippi State
10. Tennessee
11. Ole Miss
12. Arkansas
Analysis: I think Dyer has a chance to be another Barry Sanders type and think Auburn got a great back, so they won this one going away. I think Brown has a lot of ability to be a difference making every down back in Meyer's system. I've always really liked Mack Brown. LSU got three good backs that could provide speed, elusiveness and power to the backfield. However I wouldn't be surprised if one comes a linebacker, so that's why they were behind AU and Florida. Alabama adds more speed in Grant and another skilled fullback in Fowler. I really like Malcome for UGA, but just not as much as the other collection of backs that those in front of UGA signed. South Carolina got their local jewel in Lattimore but I've never been that happy about him, seeing as though he fumbles the ball a lot. He reminds me of Demetrius Summers in a way. Kentucky closed with a good RB group of Gainer, Sanders and Simpson, though I've never been that high on Simpson. Still, I've always liked Gainer and Sanders is a scatback who can make things happen. I loved the addition of Rajaan Bennett to Vandy's backfield because I think he's a true combo of Zac Stacy and Wesley Tate and could be a future 1,000 yard back at VU as well. I think MSU had a good hall with Nick Griffin, but I wasn't that impressed with Ballard so that's why the finished just a little below Kentucky and Vandy. Rajion Neal had some good stats his senior year but I don't know if its the fact that MSU didn't have a problem with him going to Tennessee or what, but my opinion of him is just a little lower than what Rivals.com's is. I was definitely not impressed with Nick Parker in the Alabama vs. Mississippi all-star game and think he should be a linebacker in college. Same thing for Eastland honestly..and will he even qualify coming out of high school? Jeff Scott's probably the only true back of the guys OM signed and he just seems like a straight ahead runner with little upside to me. Arkansas didn't sign any true running backs in this class.
Wide Receivers
1. Florida
2. Alabama
3. Tennessee
4. LSU
5. Mississippi State
6. Auburn
7. Ole Miss
8. Vanderbilt
9. South Carolina
10. Arkansas
11. Georgia
12. Kentucky
Analysis: Florida had one of the top WR hauls nationally and what's not to like about the group. They got a beast in Dunbar, a big playmaker in Coxson, a highly skilled guy in Dunkley and a guy like Patton that draws comparisons to Percy Harvin. Alabama also got a lot of versatility with guys like Carswell, DeAndrew White and Keiwone Malone who might be one a better WR than 2009's Marlon Brown ever was. Tennessee closed with the athletic freak of Darick Rogers and while I hate his incosistent hands, someone like Justin Hunter should make up for it. I've been kind of "blah" with Matt Milton and think he's more a future TE than WR. The guy that might be the best overall though for them is Ted Meline..he might be their next Peerless Price and outshine them all. LSU didn't have the volume of signees as the others, but certainly had quality with Kadron Boone and James Wright. I'm not sure if either will be immediate high end impact guys though, but they might prove to be better than UT's class when all is said and done in a few years. MSU grabbed quite a talented guy in Robert Johnson, him alone puts them at 5th place, but I like Malcolm Johnson too. Auburn's class is a bit of a mystery to me but I'll go with Rivals on this one. I know that Richardson's talented but I'm not sure if Goodwin's as consistent as a 4-star is supposed to be. Ole Miss got a real good local player in Sanders but they might have got a real jewel in Mireles and that's why they finished 7th. I think Vanderbilt got real quality with their four and think there is the potential for any of the four to become very valuable playmakers for VU. Matthews and Krause especially could be guys that could prove to have been underrated. I put VU slightly ahead of South Carolina because even though they got Ace Sanders, when you watch his film, there's a question to me if his quickness is really all that much better than Pruitt's. Their speed is comparable. Also Sanders profile seemed to explode because of how coy he was with reporters. Arkansas class could end up being better than I think it is because they've got some athletes in Humphreys and Wade, but Hoover people would tell anyone that Humphreys only seems to play when he wants too and Wade is thought to be a better DB prospect than true WR prospect. Add to Jay Herndon who's questionable as a D1-A prospect much less SEC prospect, and it makes me rank them at 10th. Georgia seemed to only get marginal additions here. I know that Michael Bennett is well thought off in his area and friends with VU signees but I don't know if he's that much better than someone like Michael Moore was. Don't really know much of Outlaw. Kentucky signed no prospects who have been projected as true WR's this year.
Tight End
1. Florida
2. LSU
3. Alabama
4. Kentucky
5. Ole Miss
6. Arkansas
7. Auburn
8. Tennessee
9. Georgia
9. Mississippi State
9. South Carolina
9. Vanderbilt
Analysis: Only 16 true projected tight ends signed with SEC schools but it's debatable as to where some will really play. Four schools including Vandy, Georgia, MSU and South Carolina didn't sign a guy that was truly projected as a tight end, though for VU and MSU's case, they did sign some "athletes" that will likely play H-back. However, I went by Rivals here and ranked the "athletes" seperately below. Anyways, Florida signed a real talented guy in Gerald Christian who could be another Aaron Hernandez type. They also added McFarland who's legit Top 25 tight end as well, giving them the nod for best TE class. LSU added Travis Dickson who could be the best "h-back" of the class while adding Nick Jacobs and a good athlete in Cameron Fordham, giving them the 2nd rated class. Alabama grabbed Vogler and Jones, and both could be solid. Kentucky snagged 4-star Alex Smith, which greatly improved their class overall and they signed two other guys who could play tight end. Ole Miss, Arkansas and Auburn's tight ends are really a push honestly and Tennessee added a guy in Rivera who may be a tight end or end up at DE, who knows. Doesn't seem like an overally talented group on video, but this position is always hard to project true impact level anyways.
Offensive Line
1. Auburn
2. Alabama
3. Florida
4. Tennessee
5. Arkansas
6. LSU
7. South Carolina
8. Georgia
9. Vanderbilt
10. Ole Miss
11. Miss. State
12. Kentucky
Analysis: In truth, the king of this category really came down to Auburn and Alabama. Auburn got the nod with Shun Coleman and the late swap of Eric Mack. I also like Chris Slade, though I think Ed Christian's a little overrated. Don't know much about the JUCO they signed but Rivals likes him. Alabama closed with Arie Kouandijo to go along with the strong Chad Lindsey and talented Shephard. Florida got two no doubt Top 100 players to me in Ian Silberman and Chaz Green. Tennessee made some NSD headlines with James Stone signing but honestly he's not as good as Jawaun James or Zach Fulton might be, so that's where UT really made the argument for top 3, I think Pair's one of the biggest projects out there though and that's why UF got a slight nod to me. Arkansas got a solid guy in Feldt but I think their stud will be the German kid Denton Simek. LSU only got two OL's but they got quality in Evan Washington and Elliot Porter. Still the lack of more than two put them behind some of the other schools. South Carolina and UGA's hauls seemed pretty close but I ranked SC a little higher with the signing of AJ Cann. I ranked Vandy 9th with three 3-stars and a guy that I think was underrated in White. I liked them a little better than OM's because I was not impressed with Jared Duke, VU basically said thanks but no thanks to Chase Hughes and the Hackney kid is only rated so high because he went to Hargrave. Just liked VU's haul better than OM's. MSU got Muniz who I think is a good addition but when you look at the rest of them, lot of questionable guys. Kentucky's only projected OL signee was a two-star from Ohio who seemed like a fringe prospect. I don't know if any DL's they signed will become OL's either.
Defensive Line
1. Florida
2. Auburn
3. Georgia
4. LSU
5. Alabama
6. Tennessee
7. Ole Miss
8. Vanderbilt
9. Arkansas
10. Mississippi State
11. Kentucky
12. South Carolina
Analysis: Florida won this one without a doubt, five legit 3-stars among a group of six and Ball and Trail could end up being 2-3 year starters too. Great haul by UF and why they're probably going to keep winning the East with regularity. Auburn also had a real good class with Whitaker and Lemonier and Sanders showed me something during the AL vs. MISS all-star game. I do think Carter's a little overrated, but still a good haul for the Tigers. Georgia just finished behind Auburn because I really like Garrison Smith obviously and I think Thornton's a solid addition. I'm not that high on Fields or Morant though, I'm actually a little higher on Burrows. LSU came in 4th with a solid group but it finished this high with the addition of Ego Ferguson Jr. Alabama finished fifth because I think Alfy Hill could be a stud and Hubbard could be a freak athlete on the end. However, I wasn't that high of Ivory when I saw him at VU's camp and I think Love's overrated honestly and probably a future OL. Tennessee got the better of the Byrnes DL's with Corey Miller but I think John Brown's been over valued with Rivals. I wouldn't be surprised if Martaze Jackson ends up being a better player than Brown or even Jacques Smith. I didn't know what to think of Ole Miss class. Bennett, Martin and Thomas seem overrated to me, but Carlos Thompson wasn't and that's why they got 7th place. Hard to believe that probably the best DL haul Vanderbilt's ever had finished 8th but that's the reality of the SEC and why it's so much harder to win than people really realize. Still, I think all 5 of VU's DL's are unquestioned SEC prospects and that's evidence by all having other SEC offers and being pursued by SEC and other major schools as signing day approached. I rated those 5 above Arkansas haul because even though Barnett was a solid addition, I haven't been high on Jones for quite a while and don't know why he's a 4-star for Rivals. Also not high on Chris Smith. MSU had a 4-star in Eulls that I liked but I didn't like Virges and I think Carmon's probably going to end up on the OL. Kentucky's haul is a bit of touch and go with me, because I think McAdoo's a talent obviously but the rumor here in Murfreesboro is that he won't qualify because he doesn't like to go to class. I like Douglas and Henderson's okay, but Delic, Rumph and especially Laughlin seem overrated to me. Just not that impressed with their DLine class overall. South Carolina had a quality player in Quarles but the other 3 players are 2-stars who really no one knew about until the final month of recruiting basically and SC took them when they couldn't get other guys to switch from the schools they were committed to (i.e. Woestmann and Chandler).
Linebacker
1. Florida
2. Auburn
3. Alabama
4. South Carolina
5. Kentucky
6. LSU
7. Mississippi State
8. Ole Miss
9. Georgia
10. Vanderbilt
11. Arkansas
12. Tennessee
Analysis: From a total collection, this position actually looked to be with QB as the weakest in the conference by far. Only 27 projected linebackers were signed for the conference and really, only three classes really jump out and impress you on paper: Florida, Auburn and Alabama. Florida got Michael Taylor to switch from UT to UF and also brought in the talented Kitchens and Ajagbe, which I saw as being slightly better than Auburn who got good ones in Holland and Owens but an overrated guy in Curry. Curry really did nothing to impress me when I saw Calhoun play Buford. Alabama only signed possibly the top linebacker signee period in CJ Mosley but that lack of volume put them behind UF and Auburn to me. South Carolina got a JUCO who's pretty good and Golston seems like he'll be a good prospect, so they finished 4th. Kentucky's class would probably normally be 9th or 10th during most years but I gave a nod to Johnson and Patterson hauls over some of the other schools. LSU's got a pretty decent group but definitely not their typical standard. I really don't know between 7-12 so I went with these factors: MSU got Harrison who seems like a good prospect, Ole Miss got Williams who seems to have some good upside, UGA's writers have tried to convince their fans that Baker's a linebacker and not safety but I don't know, I like him but wouldn't rate their clas higher than 9th. VU checks in at 10th for me because I love Garnham's speed and think Lassing is going to be a quality player for VU. I guess I bought in there, but this is also without a doubt the area of VU's class that I would've liked to have seem them add one more prospect, one more "combo" type guy that could play the middle as well as the outside. Arkansas's Gaston may have been a three-star but I don't know, he seems more like a DE to me. Tennessee got Propst to switch and I think could prove to be a valued player but he's not that impressive on video and he didn't garner a lot of positive reviews during the AL vs. Miss all-star game. Add to it that VU passed over him when they could've got him, I just have my question marks. And then you include Crump who was very unknown and though to be more of an undersized end than LB, it just made them be the last rated class for me.
Defensive Backs
1. Florida
2. Alabama
3. LSU
4. Georgia
5. Vanderbilt
6. Ole Miss
7. Tennessee
8. South Carolina
9. Auburn
10. Arkansas
11. Kentucky
12. Mississippi State
Analysis: This was like the DL, and a group of really talented prospects everywhere, though it's still a little top heavy. Florida and Alabama between them had about 8 guys that I would consider worthy of Top 100. I gave the slight not to the Gators though because I like the 5-star Elam a little more than the 5-star Milliner. Still, Watkins and Shaw are great prospects for the Gators just as Fulton and and Menzie are for the Tide, so it's probably more like 1a and 1b in terms of ranking. LSU got two real solid prospects in Mathieu and Reid, so I went with them a little bit over Ogletree and Hamilton combo at UGA. Also, I'm not high on Derek Owens, so I went with LSU over UGA for that reason as well. I put Vanderbilt's group over Ole Miss and Tennessee's group in large part averaged out to be a little better and well, I just value some like Simmons and Ladler more than I do guys like Grimes or Coleman. In Tennesse's case, they did get two four stars that was good for their rankings, but I feel like Dave Clark is only a 4-star because he went to the Independence CC. He was bound for Memphis three weeks before signing day, with no SEC schools interested but then TN comes in and grabs him just as they stole the 2-star Sapp from East Carolina. On paper they might seem fine, but I just valued Vandy and Ole Miss' overall group more than UT's. South Carolina closed well with Golightly but I think Williams was overrated after seeing him in the Georgia playoffs and everyone believes that Victor Hampton's been overrated for a while. I just didn't like their overall class compared to the other three. Auburn got some value in Mincy but it wasn't enough to put them higher than 9th to me and Arkansas' Carr might have a decent ranking but most know that he wasn't even a real all-region performer this past year at Gainesville and Smith doesn't seem to be that great of a safety prospect. I think Kentucky got a good player in Trimble, but Gibbs, Simmons and Bailey seem like projects to me. Miss. State's haul might end being better but I'm not a fan of Chris Hughes or Love, so there was nowhere else for them to go but 12th.
Athletes
1. LSU
2. Florida
3. Mississippi State
4. Ole Miss
5. Alabama
6. Arkansas
7. Auburn
8. Kentucky
9. Tennessee
10. Vanderbilt
11. Georgia
11. South Carolina
Analysis: LSU really cleared up in this category, I just wonder where some guys are going to play. Still, I really like Spencer Ware and Ronnie Vinson and I was high on Sam Gibson of course. Florida brought in Dowling, Travon Van and Robert Clark and I valued that group over MSU's group of Jay Hughes, Brandon Hill and Michael Carr. Both groups would seem to be defensive backs in the future though I think UF's guys will be better DB's in the long run. Ole Miss' athletes include Randall Mackey, who may be an ahtletic QB for them for the future and Delvin Jones should be a good DE in the future. I like Blake Sims, probably one of the better overall athletes but he's not going to put Alabama's athlete class that much higher. Arkansas and Auburn signed a lot of guys rated as athletes, which makes you wonder what they are going to do with a lot of them. In the end, I picked Beachum's ability as a possible DT above Auburn's addition of Ryan Smith and Ryan White. Kentucky got Priester obviously, and since I always liked him as a possible DB and offensive specialist, I had to rank him accordingly. Tennessee got a good DB/special teams player in Dixon but I think Fugate is a throw away guy honestly. If it was between Blake Gowder and him, I would've put VU ahead of Tennessee, but Dixon made the difference there. Georgia and South Carolina didn't sign any prospects rated as "athletes" for this class.
Kicking Specialists
1. Auburn
2. Arkansas
3. LSU
4. Vanderbilt
5. Tennessee
6. Alabama
7. Kentucky
8. South Carolina
9. Florida
9. Georgia
9. Mississippi State
9. Ole Miss
Analysis: This position obviously involves just as many walk-ons as scholarship prospects at times, but I still ranked it. I used both production and two actual kicking sources above Rivals rankings for the position, which I really wonder how and where they came up with them quite honestly. I can't believe they didn't rate Spear in their Top 25 yet put him 4th most accurate? Huh? Anyways, I went with Auburn No.1 due to Steve Clark moreso than Parkey who Chris Sailer had as the nation's top kicker. Clark's an impressive punter and I think that's more valued for AU's haul, though Parkey is obviously a good prospect. No.2 was Arkansas who brought in Eddie Camara, a guy from Texas with a lot of positive hype. They also signed another specialist. LSU got a pretty good punter in Wing, I was impressed with his video. I ranked Vandy 4th because of how powerful Spear's leg is supposed to be, his career and versatility as a long kicker and kickoff guy as well as perhaps a punting future. Palardy is hyped by Rivals but aside from kickoffs he's not considered to be that accurate of a field goal kicker according to experts, so I rated UT's class 5th. Alabama got a good athlete in Foster but don't know if he's going to be a good kicker, Williams might be better down the road. Kentucky was 7th with Mansour who Sailer rated 22nd as a kicker. South Carolina was eighth with Fish while Florida, Georgia, MSU and Ole Miss didn't sign a kicker to scholarship.
So according to the average ranking of the positions, this was what the overall ranking of the classes I came to:
1. Florida (2.2)
2. Alabama (3.3)
3. LSU (3.4)
4. Auburn (4)
5. Arkansas (6.9)
5. Tennessee (6.9)
7. Georgia (7)
8. Ole Miss (7.3)
9. South Carolina (7.4)
10. Vanderbilt (7.6)
11. Kentucky (8.3)
12. Mississippi State (8.5)
I thought my analysis was very objective, but hey, it's just my one opinion, so whatever. I agreed with Rivals in a lot of cases, though there were some places where I disagreed and my system was by average, not just doubling up on points and such, so that's probably why some of my takes are different than the network.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
2011 Early Watch list: Tennessee prospects
Over the next couple of weeks, I'm going to feature some War Room posts on 2011 prospects that Vanderbilt has interest in currently, or may have interest in come this spring/summer.
Despite the constant arguments that go on here, Vanderbilt does start it's recruiting base in Tennessee with every class, so for that reason, the state of Tennessee will be the first area I'm going to look at.
Quarterbacks
Matthew Hamby- Brentwood Academy, Brentwood (backup in 2009)
Jacob Huesman- Baylor, Chattanooga (19 TDs, 2,570 yards total offense)
Michael Johnson- Briarcrest, Memphis (Threw for 21 TDs, 8 INT)
Kody McKinley- McGavock, Nashville (2,200 total yards, 15 TDs)
Jake Overbey- USJ, Jackson (2,700 passing yards, 44 TDs)
Tyler Rice- Wayne County, Waynesboro (all-state player, not sure on stats)
Summary: Overbey has been a very popular name dating back from his sophomore year and it seems like things are already starting to look up for him. Johnson, Hamby and Rice have visited Vanderbilt as well this past fall and are on the radar. Hamby's kind of like Luke Colbert was last year, someone who I think had more upside as a college prospect that Cody Nelson had this past year, but Nelson had more experience. Not sure what interest level would be in Huesman or McKinley but they'll likely be guys to camp next summer.
Running Backs
Jordan Adams- Pope John Paul II
Jeremiah Bryson- Smyrna
Victor Caro- Brentwood Academy
Robert Clay- Pearl-Cohn
Brenton Davis- Frayser, Memphis
Tyler Franks- MBA
Artaves Gibson- Mitchell, Memphis
De'Ante Hughes- MBA
Julius Lewis- Whitehaven, Memphis
Bryan Merriweather- Clarksville
Demetrius Thomas- Fulton, Knoxville
Darius Turner- McGavock
Justin Williams- Davidson Academy
Terrell Williams- Trezevant, Memphis
Devrin Young- Bearden, Knoxville
Summary: As you can see, there's some running backs worth note in the junior class. However, we think some of these RB's might not be the greatest of students, so VU might have to remove themselves from actively recruiting a few in the coming months. Bryson has already received a few ACC offers and could be an option at either slotback or DB at the next level. Victor Caro and Devrin Young are a little undersized too but we believe VU's looking for guys comparable to Norman and Stacy in this upcoming class so they may get extended looks. Young has said however that he would like to leave the state when he goes to college. Jordan Adams had a good showing at VU's camp last summer and may get some more interest there if he has another good camp in the summer. We think VU is like many in already offering Gibson but we believe they actually see him more as a future linebacker than running back. Julius Lewis is like Gibson in that way too, he could be a better linebacker than running back at the college level. Demetrius Thomas also had a good camp in the summer and could get looks at either RB or DB from VU as time goes on. Justin Williams has always been on VU's radar but it will be interesting to see how things progress after missing most of his junior season due to injury. Darius Turner's a bit of a project from McGavock who we've been following since last year. We think he too could be either a RB or LB/DB at the next level. All of these guys could help themselves by coming to Vanderbilt's camps this summer.
Wide Receiver
Brandon Barron- Memphis East
Tray Becton-Martin- Briarcrest
Ryan Bednar- Ravenwood
Joseph Cain- Manassas, Memphis
Duke Coleman- Whitehaven, Memphis
Vaughn Cornelia- Mt. Juliet
Moses Frazier- Whitehaven, Memphis
Parish Gaines- Smyrna
Barrett Hanks- Briarcrest Christian, Memphis
Kendarion Jennings- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Detavius Johnson- Memphis East
Tino Thomas- Melrose, Memphis
Summary: There might be some more to emerge in the coming months, but as you can see there's a good deal of prospects in the Memphis area in regards to receiver. Some might be more of "tweeners" meaning DB is more likely if their hands don't improve, but some could definitely be impact guys. One guy that I was able to see up close in the summer was Kendarion Jennings and I think he might be the guy to really watch here. Becton-Martin's gotten some early hype, but I think his teammate Hanks might actually be the more steady receiver, just not as overall flashy of athlete. Johnson, Barron and Thomas could be recruited as corners but I also think they have that athleticism you want as a receiver. The guy that most on here know about from either listening to me or VandyButter is Vaughn Cornelia of Mt.Juliet. He's around 6-4, 210 pounds and I really think VU could make a move with him in the future as either a true wideout or possibly a underweight tight end. I do think he'll be on VU's radar throughout, and someone to watch in terms of possible future offer. It seems like VU's probably going to only take one or two receivers in 2011 so I'm not sure if numbers would workout with this group, but I do think if the grades are good with most of them, you could see a couple of offers come their way from VU. Like the QB's and RB's, camp performances could really help a lot of them even more with VU.
Tight Ends/Fullback
Christian Coleman- Milan
Brendan Downs- Tennessee, Bristol
Nino Johnson- Melrose, Memphis
Taharin Tyson- Alcoa
Keilyn Wells- Whitehaven, Memphis
Summary: Wells and Coleman are the class of these guys, though there could always be that raw diamond to pop up as a TE or DE. Wells has all the tools to be an impact on either side and we think he'll start to pull in offers soon. Coleman could also grab offers in the coming months. Johnson and Downs are other big jumbo guys that are going to get looks while Tyson's probably the best true fullback in the class. VU's interested in adding another tight end in 2011, so maybe something happens here.
Offensive Line
Ethan Belasac- Perry County
Mack Crowder- Tennessee, Bristol
Kyler Kerbyson- Knox Catholic
Hunter Long- Briarcrest Christian
Ryan Mack- Wooddale, Memphis
Bryson McCluskey- Riverdale
Mel McDaniel- Whites Creek
Brandon Miller- Tullahoma
Tanner Owen- Cheatham County
Lucas Patrick- Brentwood
Spencer Pulley- ECS, Memphis
Shane Riley- Houston, Memphis
Summary: Again some other guys could emerge here, but we do think there's at least 3 guys who could definitely be in line for offers with one Kerbyson already picking up a VU offer. The other two could be Tanner Owen and Lucas Patrick. Both have received steady attention from VU and could fit into what they are looking for. VU seems to be interested in mostly tackle for 2011 but an inside guy might not be out of the question either. Two other guys that I liked this year was Mel McDaniel of Whites Creek and Bryson McCluskey. Both still need to work on technique and are probably more guards or centers than tackles, but if they camped at VU this summer, it could potentially help. VU's also interested in Hunter Long but he seems bound for UGA if they offer. This class isn't bad, but I do think the 2012 class could potentially be considerably better. It's too bad that VU will not be able to offer Richardson of Ensworth. He's a solid talent but just not what VU's going to be able to recruit it appears.
Defensive Line
Alexandro Antoine- Antioch
Marvin Barton- Whitehaven, Memphis
Anthony Bass- Clarksville Northeast
Deandre Carroll- Kingsbury, Memphis
Cameron Clear- Central, Memphis
Jeremy Cole- Whites Creek
Keenan Crenshaw- Ensworth
Derek Ekmanis- Siegel
Tre Fletcher- Oakland
John Mackey- Baylor, Chattanooga
Lyndell Mitchell-Christian Brothers, Memphis
Matt Murphy- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Brandon Spearman- Fairley, Memphis
Terry Redden- Whitehaven, Memphis
Joseph Townsend- Hendersonville
Darryl Warren- Alcoa
Summary: As you can see there appears to be a lot of D1-A talent along the defensive line this year. However, for Vanderbilt, some of these guys aren't exactly what VU's looking for since the program signed so many possibilities for DT with the 2010 class. So some prospects like Redden, Barton and Townsend might get passed over due to class size and projected need. However, some guys like Antoine, Clear or Fletcher could be real possibilities. Antoine's a hybrid DE/LB from Antioch who the staff's known about for a while and might make a move on in the near future. Fletcher could play multiple positions and may have actually been better than Tim McAdoo this year at Oakland while Clear is a raw type who's really began to draw the interest of colleges as possibly a big DE or possible offensive tackle prospect. VU's main need at DE this year will be for pass rushers, so if there's any in the state, you best be sure that VU will be interested.
Linebackers
Bo Brown- Dickson County
Reggie Clay- Pearl-Cohn
Henry Dickinson- MUS
Jaiari Dunaway- Siegel
Jerrold Frazier- Briarcrest Christian
Tra'Darrius Goff- Columbia Central
AJ Hampton- Hillwood
Charles Harris- Whitehaven, Memphis
David Helton- Baylor, Chattanooga
Trent Johnson- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Adrian Jones- Frayser, Memphis
Delvin Lane- Whitehaven, Memphis
Deon Meadows- Smyrna
Jess Patton- Blackman
Logan Prichard- Portland
Steven Rich- Hardin County
Reggie Tate- Hillcrest
Hunter Thompson- Blackman
Summary: Overall, this class doesn't appear to be as talented as last year's class was supposed to be but there still seems to be a few guys to watch here in Meadows, Dunaway, Helton, Harris and Goff. Meadows reminds me a lot of Chris Marve and I think VU's going to make a play here. Dunaway's pretty rangy and quick and I think VU's going to recruit him this spring. Helton, Harris and Goff have been on the board as well. I think we're going to see an offer or two from VU go out to this group eventually. Other guys who I think could be interesting include Albert "AJ" Hampton, another co-op kid from Hume Fogg who plays football at Hillwood and Delvin Lane, a kid I saw at VU's 7-on-7 camp that impressed me last summer. As always, camps would really help things with this position. I think VU will look to sign two linebackers in 2011.
Defensive Backs/Athletes
Rodney Anderson- Ensworth
Storm Alston- Kirby, Memphis
Lonnie Ballentine- Southwind, Memphis
William BeAird- Brentwood Academy
Kwazel Bertrand- Brentwood Academy
Dhahraun Bivins- North Side, Jackson
Houston Brown- Riverdale
Trevor Carter- Marshall County
Devion Doyle- Riverdale
Trey Ford- Mitchell, Memphis
Landon Grooms- Lavergne
Tracy Hampton- Overton
Ryan Heaston- Cordova
Nick Hill- Pearl-Cohn
Travis Jones- Chattanooga Tyner
Derek King- Brentwood Academy
Justin Klug- Houston, Memphis
Markeise Lockridge- Page
Darius McAdoo- Oakland
Buddy Mitchell- Oakland
William Officer- Lipscomb
Taino Perez- Farragut, Knoxville
Wade Plemons- Loudon
Jon Riegle- MBA
Jonathan Shuler- Stratford
Josh Smith- BGA
Jabriel Washington- Trinity Christian, Jackson
Wesley Whitmore- Kingsbury, Memphis
Trey Wilkins- St.Benedict, Memphis
Summary: I'm not sure what VU's outlook for DB will be for 2011 with all of the signees they've had in the past couple of years but there are some players like Washington and Ballentine that it seems like VU would take regardless. Both are definite BCS/SEC level prospects and VU has offered Washington and may offer Ballentine soon. Other prospects who are interesting and could be ones to watch are Brentwood Academy's Derek King and Kwazel Bertrand, Jonathan Shuler of Stratford, Dharhan Bivins of Jackson North Side, Markeise Lockridge of Page, Storm Alston of Kirby and some others. I think some of these players could potentially be prospects for other positions like running back and receiver, making them even more of a possibility with Vandy. Rodney Anderson of Ensworth, especially, would be an interesting prospect as a possible RB or safety in my opinion.
So there's what I've got with in-state talent. Again, there's more players, particularly to the east that will likely emerge, but I think I've covered mostly middle Tennessee and Memphis with this early watch list.
Remember that Vanderbilt is likely to only sign about 15 prospects this coming year and that the 2011 in-state class is going to be by far better than the 2009 and 2010 classes in my opinion.
Next watch list will feature prospects from the state that gave VU nine prospects on the 2010 signing day...the state of Georgia.
Despite the constant arguments that go on here, Vanderbilt does start it's recruiting base in Tennessee with every class, so for that reason, the state of Tennessee will be the first area I'm going to look at.
Quarterbacks
Matthew Hamby- Brentwood Academy, Brentwood (backup in 2009)
Jacob Huesman- Baylor, Chattanooga (19 TDs, 2,570 yards total offense)
Michael Johnson- Briarcrest, Memphis (Threw for 21 TDs, 8 INT)
Kody McKinley- McGavock, Nashville (2,200 total yards, 15 TDs)
Jake Overbey- USJ, Jackson (2,700 passing yards, 44 TDs)
Tyler Rice- Wayne County, Waynesboro (all-state player, not sure on stats)
Summary: Overbey has been a very popular name dating back from his sophomore year and it seems like things are already starting to look up for him. Johnson, Hamby and Rice have visited Vanderbilt as well this past fall and are on the radar. Hamby's kind of like Luke Colbert was last year, someone who I think had more upside as a college prospect that Cody Nelson had this past year, but Nelson had more experience. Not sure what interest level would be in Huesman or McKinley but they'll likely be guys to camp next summer.
Running Backs
Jordan Adams- Pope John Paul II
Jeremiah Bryson- Smyrna
Victor Caro- Brentwood Academy
Robert Clay- Pearl-Cohn
Brenton Davis- Frayser, Memphis
Tyler Franks- MBA
Artaves Gibson- Mitchell, Memphis
De'Ante Hughes- MBA
Julius Lewis- Whitehaven, Memphis
Bryan Merriweather- Clarksville
Demetrius Thomas- Fulton, Knoxville
Darius Turner- McGavock
Justin Williams- Davidson Academy
Terrell Williams- Trezevant, Memphis
Devrin Young- Bearden, Knoxville
Summary: As you can see, there's some running backs worth note in the junior class. However, we think some of these RB's might not be the greatest of students, so VU might have to remove themselves from actively recruiting a few in the coming months. Bryson has already received a few ACC offers and could be an option at either slotback or DB at the next level. Victor Caro and Devrin Young are a little undersized too but we believe VU's looking for guys comparable to Norman and Stacy in this upcoming class so they may get extended looks. Young has said however that he would like to leave the state when he goes to college. Jordan Adams had a good showing at VU's camp last summer and may get some more interest there if he has another good camp in the summer. We think VU is like many in already offering Gibson but we believe they actually see him more as a future linebacker than running back. Julius Lewis is like Gibson in that way too, he could be a better linebacker than running back at the college level. Demetrius Thomas also had a good camp in the summer and could get looks at either RB or DB from VU as time goes on. Justin Williams has always been on VU's radar but it will be interesting to see how things progress after missing most of his junior season due to injury. Darius Turner's a bit of a project from McGavock who we've been following since last year. We think he too could be either a RB or LB/DB at the next level. All of these guys could help themselves by coming to Vanderbilt's camps this summer.
Wide Receiver
Brandon Barron- Memphis East
Tray Becton-Martin- Briarcrest
Ryan Bednar- Ravenwood
Joseph Cain- Manassas, Memphis
Duke Coleman- Whitehaven, Memphis
Vaughn Cornelia- Mt. Juliet
Moses Frazier- Whitehaven, Memphis
Parish Gaines- Smyrna
Barrett Hanks- Briarcrest Christian, Memphis
Kendarion Jennings- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Detavius Johnson- Memphis East
Tino Thomas- Melrose, Memphis
Summary: There might be some more to emerge in the coming months, but as you can see there's a good deal of prospects in the Memphis area in regards to receiver. Some might be more of "tweeners" meaning DB is more likely if their hands don't improve, but some could definitely be impact guys. One guy that I was able to see up close in the summer was Kendarion Jennings and I think he might be the guy to really watch here. Becton-Martin's gotten some early hype, but I think his teammate Hanks might actually be the more steady receiver, just not as overall flashy of athlete. Johnson, Barron and Thomas could be recruited as corners but I also think they have that athleticism you want as a receiver. The guy that most on here know about from either listening to me or VandyButter is Vaughn Cornelia of Mt.Juliet. He's around 6-4, 210 pounds and I really think VU could make a move with him in the future as either a true wideout or possibly a underweight tight end. I do think he'll be on VU's radar throughout, and someone to watch in terms of possible future offer. It seems like VU's probably going to only take one or two receivers in 2011 so I'm not sure if numbers would workout with this group, but I do think if the grades are good with most of them, you could see a couple of offers come their way from VU. Like the QB's and RB's, camp performances could really help a lot of them even more with VU.
Tight Ends/Fullback
Christian Coleman- Milan
Brendan Downs- Tennessee, Bristol
Nino Johnson- Melrose, Memphis
Taharin Tyson- Alcoa
Keilyn Wells- Whitehaven, Memphis
Summary: Wells and Coleman are the class of these guys, though there could always be that raw diamond to pop up as a TE or DE. Wells has all the tools to be an impact on either side and we think he'll start to pull in offers soon. Coleman could also grab offers in the coming months. Johnson and Downs are other big jumbo guys that are going to get looks while Tyson's probably the best true fullback in the class. VU's interested in adding another tight end in 2011, so maybe something happens here.
Offensive Line
Ethan Belasac- Perry County
Mack Crowder- Tennessee, Bristol
Kyler Kerbyson- Knox Catholic
Hunter Long- Briarcrest Christian
Ryan Mack- Wooddale, Memphis
Bryson McCluskey- Riverdale
Mel McDaniel- Whites Creek
Brandon Miller- Tullahoma
Tanner Owen- Cheatham County
Lucas Patrick- Brentwood
Spencer Pulley- ECS, Memphis
Shane Riley- Houston, Memphis
Summary: Again some other guys could emerge here, but we do think there's at least 3 guys who could definitely be in line for offers with one Kerbyson already picking up a VU offer. The other two could be Tanner Owen and Lucas Patrick. Both have received steady attention from VU and could fit into what they are looking for. VU seems to be interested in mostly tackle for 2011 but an inside guy might not be out of the question either. Two other guys that I liked this year was Mel McDaniel of Whites Creek and Bryson McCluskey. Both still need to work on technique and are probably more guards or centers than tackles, but if they camped at VU this summer, it could potentially help. VU's also interested in Hunter Long but he seems bound for UGA if they offer. This class isn't bad, but I do think the 2012 class could potentially be considerably better. It's too bad that VU will not be able to offer Richardson of Ensworth. He's a solid talent but just not what VU's going to be able to recruit it appears.
Defensive Line
Alexandro Antoine- Antioch
Marvin Barton- Whitehaven, Memphis
Anthony Bass- Clarksville Northeast
Deandre Carroll- Kingsbury, Memphis
Cameron Clear- Central, Memphis
Jeremy Cole- Whites Creek
Keenan Crenshaw- Ensworth
Derek Ekmanis- Siegel
Tre Fletcher- Oakland
John Mackey- Baylor, Chattanooga
Lyndell Mitchell-Christian Brothers, Memphis
Matt Murphy- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Brandon Spearman- Fairley, Memphis
Terry Redden- Whitehaven, Memphis
Joseph Townsend- Hendersonville
Darryl Warren- Alcoa
Summary: As you can see there appears to be a lot of D1-A talent along the defensive line this year. However, for Vanderbilt, some of these guys aren't exactly what VU's looking for since the program signed so many possibilities for DT with the 2010 class. So some prospects like Redden, Barton and Townsend might get passed over due to class size and projected need. However, some guys like Antoine, Clear or Fletcher could be real possibilities. Antoine's a hybrid DE/LB from Antioch who the staff's known about for a while and might make a move on in the near future. Fletcher could play multiple positions and may have actually been better than Tim McAdoo this year at Oakland while Clear is a raw type who's really began to draw the interest of colleges as possibly a big DE or possible offensive tackle prospect. VU's main need at DE this year will be for pass rushers, so if there's any in the state, you best be sure that VU will be interested.
Linebackers
Bo Brown- Dickson County
Reggie Clay- Pearl-Cohn
Henry Dickinson- MUS
Jaiari Dunaway- Siegel
Jerrold Frazier- Briarcrest Christian
Tra'Darrius Goff- Columbia Central
AJ Hampton- Hillwood
Charles Harris- Whitehaven, Memphis
David Helton- Baylor, Chattanooga
Trent Johnson- Christian Brothers, Memphis
Adrian Jones- Frayser, Memphis
Delvin Lane- Whitehaven, Memphis
Deon Meadows- Smyrna
Jess Patton- Blackman
Logan Prichard- Portland
Steven Rich- Hardin County
Reggie Tate- Hillcrest
Hunter Thompson- Blackman
Summary: Overall, this class doesn't appear to be as talented as last year's class was supposed to be but there still seems to be a few guys to watch here in Meadows, Dunaway, Helton, Harris and Goff. Meadows reminds me a lot of Chris Marve and I think VU's going to make a play here. Dunaway's pretty rangy and quick and I think VU's going to recruit him this spring. Helton, Harris and Goff have been on the board as well. I think we're going to see an offer or two from VU go out to this group eventually. Other guys who I think could be interesting include Albert "AJ" Hampton, another co-op kid from Hume Fogg who plays football at Hillwood and Delvin Lane, a kid I saw at VU's 7-on-7 camp that impressed me last summer. As always, camps would really help things with this position. I think VU will look to sign two linebackers in 2011.
Defensive Backs/Athletes
Rodney Anderson- Ensworth
Storm Alston- Kirby, Memphis
Lonnie Ballentine- Southwind, Memphis
William BeAird- Brentwood Academy
Kwazel Bertrand- Brentwood Academy
Dhahraun Bivins- North Side, Jackson
Houston Brown- Riverdale
Trevor Carter- Marshall County
Devion Doyle- Riverdale
Trey Ford- Mitchell, Memphis
Landon Grooms- Lavergne
Tracy Hampton- Overton
Ryan Heaston- Cordova
Nick Hill- Pearl-Cohn
Travis Jones- Chattanooga Tyner
Derek King- Brentwood Academy
Justin Klug- Houston, Memphis
Markeise Lockridge- Page
Darius McAdoo- Oakland
Buddy Mitchell- Oakland
William Officer- Lipscomb
Taino Perez- Farragut, Knoxville
Wade Plemons- Loudon
Jon Riegle- MBA
Jonathan Shuler- Stratford
Josh Smith- BGA
Jabriel Washington- Trinity Christian, Jackson
Wesley Whitmore- Kingsbury, Memphis
Trey Wilkins- St.Benedict, Memphis
Summary: I'm not sure what VU's outlook for DB will be for 2011 with all of the signees they've had in the past couple of years but there are some players like Washington and Ballentine that it seems like VU would take regardless. Both are definite BCS/SEC level prospects and VU has offered Washington and may offer Ballentine soon. Other prospects who are interesting and could be ones to watch are Brentwood Academy's Derek King and Kwazel Bertrand, Jonathan Shuler of Stratford, Dharhan Bivins of Jackson North Side, Markeise Lockridge of Page, Storm Alston of Kirby and some others. I think some of these players could potentially be prospects for other positions like running back and receiver, making them even more of a possibility with Vandy. Rodney Anderson of Ensworth, especially, would be an interesting prospect as a possible RB or safety in my opinion.
So there's what I've got with in-state talent. Again, there's more players, particularly to the east that will likely emerge, but I think I've covered mostly middle Tennessee and Memphis with this early watch list.
Remember that Vanderbilt is likely to only sign about 15 prospects this coming year and that the 2011 in-state class is going to be by far better than the 2009 and 2010 classes in my opinion.
Next watch list will feature prospects from the state that gave VU nine prospects on the 2010 signing day...the state of Georgia.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Rewind: DeKalb County prospects find home
In late December, the 615Report took a very special look at Georgia's DeKalb County area and some of the many under-the-radar prospects in the region in the entry: DeKalb County Talents Need Home.
Last week, several of the prospects we highlighted signed National Letters of Intent with four-year universities and junior colleges. Here's a recap of where the featured prospects signed (in order of feature):
Don Steib, Stone Mountain High (Defensive End): Signed with Delta State.
Chris Gilzeane, Stone Mountain High (Linebacker): Signed with Alabama State.
Rashad Williams, Dunwoody High (LB/DE): Signed with Georgia Southern.
Jonathan Brooks, Miller Grove (LB/Safety): Signed with MTSU.
Max Thompson, Avondale (Running Back): Signed with Valdosta State.
Miles Gooch, Towers High (QB): Signed with VIRGINIA.
Jaques Gholston, Redan (DE/DT): Signed with Valdosta State.
Celento Hairston- Miller Grove (Running Back): Signed with Hutchinson (KS) C.C.
Muhasbi "Naim" Wakeel, Southwest DeKalb (linebacker): Signed with UT Chattanooga.
Kendall Robertson, Avondale (DE/LB): Signed with BUFFALO.
Kyle Sarjeant, Southwest DeKalb (Center/Guard): Signed with ARMY.
Jimmie Kitchen, Lithonia High (DT/OL): Signed with Tennessee State.
Matthew Hardeman, Avondale (RB/LB): Signed with Trinity International.
Jabari Carney, Southwest DeKalb (Defensive Tackle): North Carolina Tech.
Antwon Jackson, Towers High (DE/LB): Signed with Valdosta State.
Willie Favors, Cedar Grove (QB/RB/DB): Signed with Wofford.
Doral White, Stephenson (DT): Signed with Valdosta State.
Artemus Norman, Chamblee High (DE/LB): Signed with N.C. STATE.
Last week, several of the prospects we highlighted signed National Letters of Intent with four-year universities and junior colleges. Here's a recap of where the featured prospects signed (in order of feature):
Don Steib, Stone Mountain High (Defensive End): Signed with Delta State.
Chris Gilzeane, Stone Mountain High (Linebacker): Signed with Alabama State.
Rashad Williams, Dunwoody High (LB/DE): Signed with Georgia Southern.
Jonathan Brooks, Miller Grove (LB/Safety): Signed with MTSU.
Max Thompson, Avondale (Running Back): Signed with Valdosta State.
Miles Gooch, Towers High (QB): Signed with VIRGINIA.
Jaques Gholston, Redan (DE/DT): Signed with Valdosta State.
Celento Hairston- Miller Grove (Running Back): Signed with Hutchinson (KS) C.C.
Muhasbi "Naim" Wakeel, Southwest DeKalb (linebacker): Signed with UT Chattanooga.
Kendall Robertson, Avondale (DE/LB): Signed with BUFFALO.
Kyle Sarjeant, Southwest DeKalb (Center/Guard): Signed with ARMY.
Jimmie Kitchen, Lithonia High (DT/OL): Signed with Tennessee State.
Matthew Hardeman, Avondale (RB/LB): Signed with Trinity International.
Jabari Carney, Southwest DeKalb (Defensive Tackle): North Carolina Tech.
Antwon Jackson, Towers High (DE/LB): Signed with Valdosta State.
Willie Favors, Cedar Grove (QB/RB/DB): Signed with Wofford.
Doral White, Stephenson (DT): Signed with Valdosta State.
Artemus Norman, Chamblee High (DE/LB): Signed with N.C. STATE.
Monday, January 25, 2010
South Florida Talent
A fellow recruiting blogger, Superfloridahsfootball.blogspot.com, put this list together of the best players in the South Florida area. Everyone considers South Florida to be the top producer of college football talent and when looking at this list of players that the blog came up with, it looks like that's definitely the case.
Here is what they had of the talent in that area:
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Superfloridahsfootball.blogspot.com
South Region 1st-Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Miramar, Coach-Damon Codgell
QB Ryan Williams-Miramar [Committed to Memphis]
QB Jeffrey Godfrey-Central [Committed to Central Florida]
QB Teddy Bridgewater-Nt. Western [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB James White-Aquinas [Committed to Wisconsin]
RB Jeremiah Hicks-Miramar
RB Jakhari Gore-Columbus [Committed to LSU]
RB Eduardo Clements-Booker T. [Committed to Miami]
RB Darion Hall-Lely [Committed to Miami]
WR Ivan McCartney-Miramar [Four-star prospect]
WR Joshua Reese-Central [Committed to Central Florida]
TE Nick O'Leary-Dwyer [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR Chris Dunkey-Pahokee [Committed to Florida]
WR Quinton Dunbar-Booker T. [Committed to Florida]
OL Gerald Christian-Dwyer [Committed to
OL Brandon Linder-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
OL Dan Koenig-Cape Coral [Committed to Oklahoma State]
OL Torrian Wilson-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
OL Jacob Wheeler-Plantation Heritage [Committed to Maryland]
DE Todd Chandler-Nt. Western [Four-star prospect]
DE David Perry-UNI Ft.L [Committed to Miami]
DE Corey Lemonier-Hialeah [Four-star prospect]
DE Sir Christian Gordon-Miramar
LB Jeff Luc-Treasure Coast [Committed to Florida State]
LB Jamaal Bass-Miramar [Three-star prospect]
LB Gideon Ajabe-Ransom Everglades [Committed to Florida]
LB Dominick Bryan-Miramar
DB Jaylen Watkins-Cape Coral [Committed to Florida]
DB Jonathan Dowling-Southeast [Committed to Florida]
DB Keion Payne-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
DB Demar Dorsey-B.A Cobras [Committed to Florida]
DB Keondrick Lyn-Miramar [Committed to Northern Illinois]
P/K Michael Palardy-Aquinas [Committed to Tennessee]
ATH Matt Elam-Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
ATH Donte Dotson-Deerfield Beach
South Region 2nd-Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Dwyer, Coach-Jack Daniels
QB Michael German-Blanche Ely [Three-star prospect]
QB Brion Carnes-Manatee [Committed to South Florida]
QB Jacoby Brissett-Dwyer [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB Brandon Gainer-Central [Three-star prospect]
RB Corvin Lamb-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
RB Marcus Shaw-Desoto County [Committed to South Florida]
RB Devon Wright-Taravella [Committed to Minnesota]
RB Kevin Grooms-South Broward [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR James Louis-Atlantic [Committed to Ohio State]
WR Dante Chambers-Miramar
WR Michaelee Harris-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
WR Rashad Greene-Aquinas
WR DeJoshua Johnson-Pahokee [Committed to Florida State]
OL Jermaine Burton-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
OL Leeward Brown-Miramar
OL Jonathan Feliciano-Western [Committed to Miami]
OL Antonio Ford-Pahokee [Committed to Wake Forest]
OL Shane McDermott-Glades Central [Committed to Miami]
DE Lynden Trail-Booker T. [Committed to Florida]
DE Max Beaulieu-UNI Ft.L [Committed to Syracuse]
DE Richard Ash-Pahokee [Committed to Michigan]
DE Calvin Smith-Hialeah [Committed to Tennessee]
LB Deon Rogers-Treasure Coast [Committed to Georgia]
LB Vinnie Mauro-Aquinas [Committed to Navy]
LB Rashad Gaitor-Nt. Western
LB Zachary Allen-Pahokee [Committed to Wake Forest]
DB Travis Bell-Glades Central [Committed to Marshall]
DB Jabari Price-Blanche Ely [Committed to North Carolina
DB Spencer Boyd-Cape Coral [Committed to Notre Dame]
DB Jeremy Davis-Cape Coral
DB Tony Grimes-H. Hills [Three-star prospect]
P/K Derek Soven-Cypress Bay
ATH Lamarcus Joyner-Aquinas [Committed to Florida State]
ATH Robert Clark-Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
South Region 3rd Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Manatee, Coach-Joe Kinnan
QB Jacob Rudock-Aquinas
QB Trey Burton-Venice [Committed to Florida]
QB Mark Leal-Atlantic [Committed to Virginia Tech]
RB Giovanni Bernard-Aquinas [Committed to Notre Dame]
RB Jarvis Bridge-Coral Gables
RB Randy Jonhson-Norland
RB Sony Michel-Plantation Heritage
RB Mike Blakely-Manatee [highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR Denzel McCullum-Miramar
WR Jayvon Wrentz-Booker T.
WR Willis Wright-Miami Springs [Three-star prospect]
WR Ace Saunders-Manatee [Four-star prospect]
WR Macolm Lewis-Miramar
OL Joe McNamara-Cypress Bay [Has multipe D1 offers]
OL Zach Soto-Monsignor Pace [Committed to Central Florida]
OL Doug Almanderas-North Miami
OL Jordan McCray-Southridge [Committed to Central Florida]
OL Alex Tucci-Cypress Bay [Committed to Colorado State]
DE Ryan Shazier-Plantation [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
DE Clarence Murphy-H. Hills [Committed to Maryland]
DE Travon Bailey-McArthur
DE Brandon Wlikinson-Venice [Committed to South Florida]
LB Stephen Blissett-Miramar
LB Brandon Steg-Taravella [Committed to U-Conn]
LB David Holley-Blanche Ely
LB Ralph Williams-Gulliver Prep [Committed to Tennessee]
DB Tracy Howard-Miramar
DB Wayne Lyons- Dillard [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
DB Greg Dent-Glades Central [Committed to Florida State]
DB Cliff Coleman-B.A Cobras [Committed to Ole Miss]
DB Cody Riggs-Aquinas [Committed to Florida]
P/K Cody Parkey-Jupiter [Committed to Auburn]
ATH Mike Bellamy-Charlotte [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
ATH Jazz Moss-Dillard
Quality Players For Substitutions Of All-Star Teams
DE Delvin Jones-Palmetto [Four-star prospects]
OL Donald Senat-Nt. Western
DB Stephen Clarke-B.A Cobras [Has several D1 offers]
RB Orville Reynolds-Douglas
OL Justin McCray-Southridge [Committed to Central Florida]
DB Sam Miller-La Salle [Committed to Florida International]
LB Julian Francis-Miramar
LB Jordan Johnson-Carol City
DB Raheam Buxton-Pahokee [Committed to Miami]
LB Dwight Jackson-Central
P/K Justin Haig-Plantation Heritage
P/K Oscar Diaz-Booker T.
WR Deven Drane-Plantation [Has at least 5 D1 offers]
WR Shawn Corker-Gibbons [Committed to Texas Tech]
WR Tacoi Sumler-Gulliver Prep [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB Jerron Seymour-Hialeah
WR Tommy Shuler-Springs
WR Marken Michel-Plantation Heritage
WR Allen Hurns-Carol City [Committed to Miami]
OL Glen Jackson-Miramar
QB Willie Tindal-Stranahan
DB Khail Burke-South Plantation [Committed to MTSU]
Here is what they had of the talent in that area:
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Superfloridahsfootball.blogspot.com
South Region 1st-Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Miramar, Coach-Damon Codgell
QB Ryan Williams-Miramar [Committed to Memphis]
QB Jeffrey Godfrey-Central [Committed to Central Florida]
QB Teddy Bridgewater-Nt. Western [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB James White-Aquinas [Committed to Wisconsin]
RB Jeremiah Hicks-Miramar
RB Jakhari Gore-Columbus [Committed to LSU]
RB Eduardo Clements-Booker T. [Committed to Miami]
RB Darion Hall-Lely [Committed to Miami]
WR Ivan McCartney-Miramar [Four-star prospect]
WR Joshua Reese-Central [Committed to Central Florida]
TE Nick O'Leary-Dwyer [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR Chris Dunkey-Pahokee [Committed to Florida]
WR Quinton Dunbar-Booker T. [Committed to Florida]
OL Gerald Christian-Dwyer [Committed to
OL Brandon Linder-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
OL Dan Koenig-Cape Coral [Committed to Oklahoma State]
OL Torrian Wilson-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
OL Jacob Wheeler-Plantation Heritage [Committed to Maryland]
DE Todd Chandler-Nt. Western [Four-star prospect]
DE David Perry-UNI Ft.L [Committed to Miami]
DE Corey Lemonier-Hialeah [Four-star prospect]
DE Sir Christian Gordon-Miramar
LB Jeff Luc-Treasure Coast [Committed to Florida State]
LB Jamaal Bass-Miramar [Three-star prospect]
LB Gideon Ajabe-Ransom Everglades [Committed to Florida]
LB Dominick Bryan-Miramar
DB Jaylen Watkins-Cape Coral [Committed to Florida]
DB Jonathan Dowling-Southeast [Committed to Florida]
DB Keion Payne-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
DB Demar Dorsey-B.A Cobras [Committed to Florida]
DB Keondrick Lyn-Miramar [Committed to Northern Illinois]
P/K Michael Palardy-Aquinas [Committed to Tennessee]
ATH Matt Elam-Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
ATH Donte Dotson-Deerfield Beach
South Region 2nd-Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Dwyer, Coach-Jack Daniels
QB Michael German-Blanche Ely [Three-star prospect]
QB Brion Carnes-Manatee [Committed to South Florida]
QB Jacoby Brissett-Dwyer [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB Brandon Gainer-Central [Three-star prospect]
RB Corvin Lamb-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
RB Marcus Shaw-Desoto County [Committed to South Florida]
RB Devon Wright-Taravella [Committed to Minnesota]
RB Kevin Grooms-South Broward [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR James Louis-Atlantic [Committed to Ohio State]
WR Dante Chambers-Miramar
WR Michaelee Harris-Nt. Western [Committed to Louisville]
WR Rashad Greene-Aquinas
WR DeJoshua Johnson-Pahokee [Committed to Florida State]
OL Jermaine Burton-Aquinas [Committed to Miami]
OL Leeward Brown-Miramar
OL Jonathan Feliciano-Western [Committed to Miami]
OL Antonio Ford-Pahokee [Committed to Wake Forest]
OL Shane McDermott-Glades Central [Committed to Miami]
DE Lynden Trail-Booker T. [Committed to Florida]
DE Max Beaulieu-UNI Ft.L [Committed to Syracuse]
DE Richard Ash-Pahokee [Committed to Michigan]
DE Calvin Smith-Hialeah [Committed to Tennessee]
LB Deon Rogers-Treasure Coast [Committed to Georgia]
LB Vinnie Mauro-Aquinas [Committed to Navy]
LB Rashad Gaitor-Nt. Western
LB Zachary Allen-Pahokee [Committed to Wake Forest]
DB Travis Bell-Glades Central [Committed to Marshall]
DB Jabari Price-Blanche Ely [Committed to North Carolina
DB Spencer Boyd-Cape Coral [Committed to Notre Dame]
DB Jeremy Davis-Cape Coral
DB Tony Grimes-H. Hills [Three-star prospect]
P/K Derek Soven-Cypress Bay
ATH Lamarcus Joyner-Aquinas [Committed to Florida State]
ATH Robert Clark-Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
South Region 3rd Team All-Stars
Coaching Staff-Manatee, Coach-Joe Kinnan
QB Jacob Rudock-Aquinas
QB Trey Burton-Venice [Committed to Florida]
QB Mark Leal-Atlantic [Committed to Virginia Tech]
RB Giovanni Bernard-Aquinas [Committed to Notre Dame]
RB Jarvis Bridge-Coral Gables
RB Randy Jonhson-Norland
RB Sony Michel-Plantation Heritage
RB Mike Blakely-Manatee [highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
WR Denzel McCullum-Miramar
WR Jayvon Wrentz-Booker T.
WR Willis Wright-Miami Springs [Three-star prospect]
WR Ace Saunders-Manatee [Four-star prospect]
WR Macolm Lewis-Miramar
OL Joe McNamara-Cypress Bay [Has multipe D1 offers]
OL Zach Soto-Monsignor Pace [Committed to Central Florida]
OL Doug Almanderas-North Miami
OL Jordan McCray-Southridge [Committed to Central Florida]
OL Alex Tucci-Cypress Bay [Committed to Colorado State]
DE Ryan Shazier-Plantation [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
DE Clarence Murphy-H. Hills [Committed to Maryland]
DE Travon Bailey-McArthur
DE Brandon Wlikinson-Venice [Committed to South Florida]
LB Stephen Blissett-Miramar
LB Brandon Steg-Taravella [Committed to U-Conn]
LB David Holley-Blanche Ely
LB Ralph Williams-Gulliver Prep [Committed to Tennessee]
DB Tracy Howard-Miramar
DB Wayne Lyons- Dillard [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
DB Greg Dent-Glades Central [Committed to Florida State]
DB Cliff Coleman-B.A Cobras [Committed to Ole Miss]
DB Cody Riggs-Aquinas [Committed to Florida]
P/K Cody Parkey-Jupiter [Committed to Auburn]
ATH Mike Bellamy-Charlotte [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
ATH Jazz Moss-Dillard
Quality Players For Substitutions Of All-Star Teams
DE Delvin Jones-Palmetto [Four-star prospects]
OL Donald Senat-Nt. Western
DB Stephen Clarke-B.A Cobras [Has several D1 offers]
RB Orville Reynolds-Douglas
OL Justin McCray-Southridge [Committed to Central Florida]
DB Sam Miller-La Salle [Committed to Florida International]
LB Julian Francis-Miramar
LB Jordan Johnson-Carol City
DB Raheam Buxton-Pahokee [Committed to Miami]
LB Dwight Jackson-Central
P/K Justin Haig-Plantation Heritage
P/K Oscar Diaz-Booker T.
WR Deven Drane-Plantation [Has at least 5 D1 offers]
WR Shawn Corker-Gibbons [Committed to Texas Tech]
WR Tacoi Sumler-Gulliver Prep [Highly-regarded 2011 prospect]
RB Jerron Seymour-Hialeah
WR Tommy Shuler-Springs
WR Marken Michel-Plantation Heritage
WR Allen Hurns-Carol City [Committed to Miami]
OL Glen Jackson-Miramar
QB Willie Tindal-Stranahan
DB Khail Burke-South Plantation [Committed to MTSU]
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Post All-Star game 615Report Top 100
After watching major national all-star games such as the Under Armour Game, U.S. Army All-American Bowl and Offense-Defense All-American Bowl, I have once again revised the 615Report Top 100. This may be my final revision, but then again, it might not.
The Fourth Release of who I believe are the nation's Top 100 prospects:
1. Robert Woods (ATH)- Gardena (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
2. Seantrel Henderson (OL)- Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall
3. Jackson Jeffcoat (DE)- Plano (TX) Plano West
4. Ronald Powell (DE)- Moreno Valley (Cal.) [Committed to Florida]
5. Sharrif Floyd (DT)- Philadelphia (Pa.) [Committed to Florida]
6. Matt Elam (Ath)- West Palm Beach (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
8. James Hurst (OL)- Indianapolis (Ind) [Committed to N.Carolina]
9. Chris Martin (DE)- Princeton (NJ) [Committed to California]
10. Dillon Baxter (RB)- San Diego (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
11. Jonathan Dowling (DB)- Bradenton (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
12. D.J. Morgan (RB)- Woodland Hills (Cal) [Committed to USC]
13. Latwan Anderson (DB)- Cleveland (OH) [Committed to West Virginia]
14. Jordan Hicks (LB)- West Chester (OH) Lakota West
15. Dominique Easley (DE)- Staten Island (NY) [Committed to Florida]
16. Brennan Clay (RB)- San Diego (Cal) [Committed to Oklahoma]
17. Lamarcus Joyner (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) [Committed to Florida State]
18. Kyle Prater (WR)- Hillside (Ill.) [Committed to USC]
19. Michael Dyer (RB)- Little Rock (Ark.) [Committed to Auburn]
20. Darius White (WR)- Fort Worth (TX) [Committed to Texas]
21. Anthony Barr (Ath)- Los Angeles (Cal.) Loyola
22. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (DE) - Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
23. Martavis Bryant (WR)- Anderson (SC) [Committed to Clemson]
24. Robert Crisp (OL)- Chapel Hill (NC) [Committed to NC State]
25. J.R. Ferguson (DE)- Chatham (Va.) Hargrave Military
26. Marcus Lattimore (RB)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
27. Da'Rick Rogers (WR)- Calhoun (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
28. Josh Shirley (LB)- Fontana (Cal.) Kaiser
29. DeMarcus Milliner (DB)- Millbrook (Ala.) [Committed to Alabama]
30. Ivan McCartney (WR)- Miramar (Fla.)
31. Corey Nelson (LB)- Dallas (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
32. Keenan Allen (Ath)- Greensboro (NC) [Committed to Alabama]
33. Jaylen Watkins (DB)- Cape Coral (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
34. Malcolm Jones (Ath)- Westlake Village (Cal) Oaks Christian [Committed to UCLA]
35. Lache Seastrunk (RB)- Temple (TX)
36. Reggie Wilson (DE)- Haltom City (TX) [Committed to Texas]
37. Alec Ogletree (DB)- Newnan (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
38. Khairi Fortt (LB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
39. Phillip Sims (QB)- Chesapeake (Va.) [Committed to Alabama]
40. Gabe King (DE)- Eugene (Ore.) South Eugene
41. Joshua Shaw (DB)- Palmdale (Cal) [Committed to Florida]
42. Jeff Luc (LB)- Port St.Lucie (Fla.) [Committed to Florida State]
43. Markeith Ambles (WR)- McDonough (Ga.) [Committed to Tennessee]
44. T.J. Stripling- Decatur (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
45. Nick Forbes (LB)- Frederick (MD) [Committed to California]
46. Christian Green (Ath)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
47. Garrison Smith (DL)- Atlanta (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
48. Justin McCay (Ath)- Shawnee (Kansas) Bishop Miege [Committed to Oklahoma]
49. Andrew Norwell (OL)- Cincinnati (OL) Anderson [Committed to Ohio State]
50. William Gholston (DE)- Detroit (Mich.) [Committed to Michigan State]
51. John Fulton (DB)- Manning (SC) [Committed to Alabama]
52. George Uko (DT)- Chino (Cal) [Committed to USC]
53. Mack Brown- Lithonia (Ga.) [Committed to Florida]
54. Trovon Reed (WR)- Thibodaux (La.) [Committed to Auburn]
55. Eduardo Clements (RB)- Miami (Fla.) BT Washington
56. Christian Jones (LB)- Winter Park (Fla.) Lake Howell
57. Eric Reid (DB)- Geismar (La.) [Committed to LSU]
58. Silas Reed (RB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
59. Xavier Grimble (TE)- Las Vegas (NV) [Committed to USC]
60. Corey Miller (DE)- Duncan (SC) [Committed to Tennessee]
61. Michaelee Harris (WR)- Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
62. Marquis Flowers (Ath)- Goodyear (AZ) Millennium
63. Brett Nottingham (QB)- Danville (Cal) [Committed to UCLA]
64. Cody Riggs (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
65. Mike Davis (WR)- Dallas (TX) [Committed to Texas]
66. Dion Bailey (DB)- Lakewood (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
67. Spencer Ware (Ath.)- Cincinnati (OH) [Committed to LSU]
68. Tevin Jackson (LB)- Garland (TX) [Committed to Texas]
69. Corey Lemonier (DE)- Hialeah (Fla.)
70. Terrence Mitchell (DB)- Tampa (Fla.) Hillsborough
71. Alfy Hill (DE)- Shallotte (NC) [Committed to Alabama]
72. Chris Dunkley (WR)- Pahokee (Fla.)
73. Chris Jones (WR)- Daingerfield (TX) [Committed to Texas]
74. Nick Demien (OL)- Wentzville (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
75. Trey Hopkins (OL)- Galena Park (TX) [Committed to Texas]
76. Cullen Christian (DB)- Pittsburgh (PA) [Committed to Michigan]
77. Matt James (OL)- Cincinnati (OH) St.Xavier
78. C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)- Johnsburg (Ill.) [Committed to Iowa]
79. Tony Jefferson (DB)- Chula Vista (Cal) [Committed to Oklahoma]
80. Bronson Kaufusi (DE)- Provo (UT) [Committed to BYU]
81. Curtis White (TE)- Eugene (OR) [Committed to Oregon]
82. Cecil Whiteside (LB)- Newport Beach (Cal.) [Committed to California]
83. Jordan James (RB)- Corona (Cal.) [Committed to UCLA]
84. Cassius Marsh (DL)- Westlake Valley (Cal) [Committed to LSU]
85. Ian Silberman (OL)- Fleming Island (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
86. Cedric Ogbuehi (OL)- Allen (Texas) [Committed to Texas A&M]
87. LaDarius Owens- Bessemer (Ala.) [Committed to Auburn]
88. Jacques Smith (DE)- Ooltewah (TN) [Committed to Tennessee]
89. Jake Matthews (OL)- Missouri City (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
90. CJ Mosley (LB)- Theodore (Ala.) [Committed to Alabama]
91. Louis Nix (DT)- Jacksonville (FL) [Committed to Miami]
92. Zack McCray (DE)- Lynchburg (Va.) [Committed to Virginia Tech]
93. Jake Heaps (QB)- Sammamish (Wash) [Committed to BYU]
94. JaWann James (OT)- North Gwinnett (Ga) [Committed to Tennessee]
95. Luke Joeckel (OT)- Arlington (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
96. Justin Hunter (WR)- Virgnia Beach (Va.) [Committed to LSU]
97. James Stone (OT)- Nashville (TN) Maplewood
98. Marcus Lucas (WR)- Liberty (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
99. Chaz Green (OT)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
100.Shakim Phillips (WR)- Wayne (NJ) [Committed to Boston College]
The Fourth Release of who I believe are the nation's Top 100 prospects:
1. Robert Woods (ATH)- Gardena (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
2. Seantrel Henderson (OL)- Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall
3. Jackson Jeffcoat (DE)- Plano (TX) Plano West
4. Ronald Powell (DE)- Moreno Valley (Cal.) [Committed to Florida]
5. Sharrif Floyd (DT)- Philadelphia (Pa.) [Committed to Florida]
6. Matt Elam (Ath)- West Palm Beach (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
8. James Hurst (OL)- Indianapolis (Ind) [Committed to N.Carolina]
9. Chris Martin (DE)- Princeton (NJ) [Committed to California]
10. Dillon Baxter (RB)- San Diego (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
11. Jonathan Dowling (DB)- Bradenton (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
12. D.J. Morgan (RB)- Woodland Hills (Cal) [Committed to USC]
13. Latwan Anderson (DB)- Cleveland (OH) [Committed to West Virginia]
14. Jordan Hicks (LB)- West Chester (OH) Lakota West
15. Dominique Easley (DE)- Staten Island (NY) [Committed to Florida]
16. Brennan Clay (RB)- San Diego (Cal) [Committed to Oklahoma]
17. Lamarcus Joyner (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) [Committed to Florida State]
18. Kyle Prater (WR)- Hillside (Ill.) [Committed to USC]
19. Michael Dyer (RB)- Little Rock (Ark.) [Committed to Auburn]
20. Darius White (WR)- Fort Worth (TX) [Committed to Texas]
21. Anthony Barr (Ath)- Los Angeles (Cal.) Loyola
22. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (DE) - Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
23. Martavis Bryant (WR)- Anderson (SC) [Committed to Clemson]
24. Robert Crisp (OL)- Chapel Hill (NC) [Committed to NC State]
25. J.R. Ferguson (DE)- Chatham (Va.) Hargrave Military
26. Marcus Lattimore (RB)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
27. Da'Rick Rogers (WR)- Calhoun (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
28. Josh Shirley (LB)- Fontana (Cal.) Kaiser
29. DeMarcus Milliner (DB)- Millbrook (Ala.) [Committed to Alabama]
30. Ivan McCartney (WR)- Miramar (Fla.)
31. Corey Nelson (LB)- Dallas (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
32. Keenan Allen (Ath)- Greensboro (NC) [Committed to Alabama]
33. Jaylen Watkins (DB)- Cape Coral (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
34. Malcolm Jones (Ath)- Westlake Village (Cal) Oaks Christian [Committed to UCLA]
35. Lache Seastrunk (RB)- Temple (TX)
36. Reggie Wilson (DE)- Haltom City (TX) [Committed to Texas]
37. Alec Ogletree (DB)- Newnan (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
38. Khairi Fortt (LB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
39. Phillip Sims (QB)- Chesapeake (Va.) [Committed to Alabama]
40. Gabe King (DE)- Eugene (Ore.) South Eugene
41. Joshua Shaw (DB)- Palmdale (Cal) [Committed to Florida]
42. Jeff Luc (LB)- Port St.Lucie (Fla.) [Committed to Florida State]
43. Markeith Ambles (WR)- McDonough (Ga.) [Committed to Tennessee]
44. T.J. Stripling- Decatur (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
45. Nick Forbes (LB)- Frederick (MD) [Committed to California]
46. Christian Green (Ath)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
47. Garrison Smith (DL)- Atlanta (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
48. Justin McCay (Ath)- Shawnee (Kansas) Bishop Miege [Committed to Oklahoma]
49. Andrew Norwell (OL)- Cincinnati (OL) Anderson [Committed to Ohio State]
50. William Gholston (DE)- Detroit (Mich.) [Committed to Michigan State]
51. John Fulton (DB)- Manning (SC) [Committed to Alabama]
52. George Uko (DT)- Chino (Cal) [Committed to USC]
53. Mack Brown- Lithonia (Ga.) [Committed to Florida]
54. Trovon Reed (WR)- Thibodaux (La.) [Committed to Auburn]
55. Eduardo Clements (RB)- Miami (Fla.) BT Washington
56. Christian Jones (LB)- Winter Park (Fla.) Lake Howell
57. Eric Reid (DB)- Geismar (La.) [Committed to LSU]
58. Silas Reed (RB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
59. Xavier Grimble (TE)- Las Vegas (NV) [Committed to USC]
60. Corey Miller (DE)- Duncan (SC) [Committed to Tennessee]
61. Michaelee Harris (WR)- Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
62. Marquis Flowers (Ath)- Goodyear (AZ) Millennium
63. Brett Nottingham (QB)- Danville (Cal) [Committed to UCLA]
64. Cody Riggs (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
65. Mike Davis (WR)- Dallas (TX) [Committed to Texas]
66. Dion Bailey (DB)- Lakewood (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
67. Spencer Ware (Ath.)- Cincinnati (OH) [Committed to LSU]
68. Tevin Jackson (LB)- Garland (TX) [Committed to Texas]
69. Corey Lemonier (DE)- Hialeah (Fla.)
70. Terrence Mitchell (DB)- Tampa (Fla.) Hillsborough
71. Alfy Hill (DE)- Shallotte (NC) [Committed to Alabama]
72. Chris Dunkley (WR)- Pahokee (Fla.)
73. Chris Jones (WR)- Daingerfield (TX) [Committed to Texas]
74. Nick Demien (OL)- Wentzville (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
75. Trey Hopkins (OL)- Galena Park (TX) [Committed to Texas]
76. Cullen Christian (DB)- Pittsburgh (PA) [Committed to Michigan]
77. Matt James (OL)- Cincinnati (OH) St.Xavier
78. C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)- Johnsburg (Ill.) [Committed to Iowa]
79. Tony Jefferson (DB)- Chula Vista (Cal) [Committed to Oklahoma]
80. Bronson Kaufusi (DE)- Provo (UT) [Committed to BYU]
81. Curtis White (TE)- Eugene (OR) [Committed to Oregon]
82. Cecil Whiteside (LB)- Newport Beach (Cal.) [Committed to California]
83. Jordan James (RB)- Corona (Cal.) [Committed to UCLA]
84. Cassius Marsh (DL)- Westlake Valley (Cal) [Committed to LSU]
85. Ian Silberman (OL)- Fleming Island (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
86. Cedric Ogbuehi (OL)- Allen (Texas) [Committed to Texas A&M]
87. LaDarius Owens- Bessemer (Ala.) [Committed to Auburn]
88. Jacques Smith (DE)- Ooltewah (TN) [Committed to Tennessee]
89. Jake Matthews (OL)- Missouri City (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
90. CJ Mosley (LB)- Theodore (Ala.) [Committed to Alabama]
91. Louis Nix (DT)- Jacksonville (FL) [Committed to Miami]
92. Zack McCray (DE)- Lynchburg (Va.) [Committed to Virginia Tech]
93. Jake Heaps (QB)- Sammamish (Wash) [Committed to BYU]
94. JaWann James (OT)- North Gwinnett (Ga) [Committed to Tennessee]
95. Luke Joeckel (OT)- Arlington (TX) [Committed to Texas A&M]
96. Justin Hunter (WR)- Virgnia Beach (Va.) [Committed to LSU]
97. James Stone (OT)- Nashville (TN) Maplewood
98. Marcus Lucas (WR)- Liberty (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
99. Chaz Green (OT)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
100.Shakim Phillips (WR)- Wayne (NJ) [Committed to Boston College]
Thursday, December 24, 2009
DeKalb County talents need a home
Perhaps the most positive aspect of the 2009 Vanderbilt football season was the freshman year of Warren Norman. The dynamic running back and kick returner broke a nearly 30 year old record of a legend in Herschel Walker and gave VU's struggling offense plenty of chances to breakthrough at times. The 5-foot-10 back signed with Vanderbilt out of Chamblee High, one of the most successful programs in Georgia's DeKalb County region.
This recruiting period, the Commodores have snagged commitments from fellow county players such as Kenny Ladler of Stephenson and Sharrod Golightly of Southwest DeKalb. These two defensive backs are expected to keep VU's secondary among the best in the SEC for many years to come. Other top prospects like Michael Thornton, T.J. Stripling, Mack Brown, Ken Malcome, Raymond Sanders, Jonathan Mincy and Tyrone Cornelius will also be big time signees to big programs this February.
However, the county may have even more high quality, "diamonds in the rough". In my constant search for prospects, I found several prospects with either little to no recruiting coverage on any major network. Some of these prospects look like legit SEC level recruits while others could be good enough for the ACC, Conference USA or Sun Belt as well. Here are some talents that are too good to not play major college football.
Don Steib - Stone Mountain High (Defensive End) 6-foot-2, 265 pounds.
15 sacks, 29 TFL, 84 total tackles in 2009. DeKalb County All-Star.
Extremely explosive, great first step and stamina and speed that reminds me of TJ Greenstone.
Chris Gilzeane - Stone Mountain High (Linebacker) 6-foot, 235 pounds
130 total tackles, 13 TFL, 4 sacks
Nicknamed the "Bull" for good reason. Great size and strength, cut from the Chris Marve mold. Solid quickness.
Rashad Williams - Dunwoody High (LB/DE) 6-foot-2, 220 pounds
88 tackles, 18 TFL, 6 sacks, 1 INT.
Solid drive and ankle. Good linebacker body, good speed. Rico Francis-type.
Jonathan Brooks - Miller Grove (LB/Safety) 6-foot, 190 pounds
Great hybrid bandit type. Similar to Ladler, just not as complete at this point. Perfect guy to pickup in January at the CUSA/Sun Belt level.
Max Thompson- Avondale (Running Back) 5-foot-9, 190 pounds
1,592 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns.
Tough, almost Willis MaGahee-type runner. Good strength and speed. A Canadian that no one but in DeKalb must know about.
Miles Gooch- Towers High (QB) 6-foot-3, 220 pounds
Threw for 2,209 yards and 19 touchdowns
Prototypical height and build with good velocity. Release needs to be shortened but lots of upside. Another Dwight Dasher-type.
Jaques Gholston- Redan (DE/DT) 6-foot-2, 245 pounds
69 tackles, 12 TFL, 9 sacks.
Inside/outside type like Theron Kadri. Solid feet and level. High-end motor.
Celento Hairston- Miller Grove (Running Back) 5-foot-10, 180 pounds
1,009 yards rushing and 6 TDs.
Tough hard runner that is a smaller version of Georgia Tech's Roddy Jones.
Muhasbi "Naim" Wakeel- Southwest DeKalb (linebacker/safety) 6-foot, 210
169 tackles, 8 TFL, 6 sacks, 1 INT.
Another perfect bandit/rover type. Could play SAM, Free or nickel. Heatseeking missle.
Kendall Robertson - Avondale (DE/LB) 6-foot-4, 220 pounds
72 tackles, 9 TFL, 7 sacks, 4 fumble recoveries.
Rangy, Aaron Maybin-type. Good shed, jolt and speed. Ideal for a 3-4 defense.
Kyle Sarjeant- Southwest DeKalb (Center/Guard) 6-foot, 255 pounds
Seems capable of gaining 40 pounds. Aggressive driver with solid bend and quick twitch.
Jimmie Kitchen- Lithonia High (DT/OL) 6-foot-3, 265 pounds
101 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 fumble recoveries.
Raw, but good size, ideal on the interior, on either size.
Matthew Hardeman- Avondale (running back/linebacker) 5-foot-11, 215 pounds
93 tackles, six sacks. 10 rushing TDs.
Total athlete. Solid base, good hips, powerful legs. Aggressive.
Jabari Carney- Southwest DeKalb (Defensive Tackle) 6-foot, 260 pounds
109 tackles, 25 TFL, 6 sacks, three forced fumbles.
Undersized, but strong. Solid lateral movement, fast get-off. Would be good addition to a Memphis or UCF type program. A steal if he goes to the OVC.
Cristobal Dinham- Lithonia High (RB/DB) 5-foot-9, 180 pounds
1,084 rushing yards and 7 TDs. 35 tackles, 1 TFL.
Quick, undersized back. Could play either side of the ball at the next level.
Tyrell Poole- Tucker High (FB/RB) 6-foot, 205 pounds
745 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns.
Strong blocker, good punch and stick. Hard, downhill runner. Could be a good fullback for someone with weight training.
OTHERS:
Antwon Jackson - Towers High (DE/LB) 6-foot-3, 235-pounds
115 tackles, 14 sacks, 19 TFL, 12 forced fumbles.
I couldn't find a full highlight film on. But I was able to see some Towers highlights and he took over the show. Dominating, great size, solid speed, solid range, looks like a no-brainer type. Can't figure out why there's been little recruiting mention.
Willie Favors- Cedar Grove (QB/RB/DB) 5-foot-9, 170-pounds
762 yards and 16 touchdowns on the ground. 1,477 yards and 12 TDs thru the air.
Solid, smooth athlete, with great grades at 3.8 GPA, 1600 SAT, 24 ACT.
DeAntonyo Bryant- Stone Mountain (Receiver) 6-foot-1, 170 pounds
Thin, but athletic and quick.
Demetrius Jones- Towers High (Receiver) 6-foot, 185 pounds
732 receiving yards, 4 TDs.
Doral White- Stephenson High (Defensive Tackle) 6-foot, 260 pounds
72 tackles, 13 TFL, 11 sacks.
Artemus Norman- Chamblee High (DE/LB/RB) 6-foot-1, 210 pounds
57 tackles, 18 TFL, 7 sacks. (YOUNGER BROTHER OF WARREN NORMAN)
This recruiting period, the Commodores have snagged commitments from fellow county players such as Kenny Ladler of Stephenson and Sharrod Golightly of Southwest DeKalb. These two defensive backs are expected to keep VU's secondary among the best in the SEC for many years to come. Other top prospects like Michael Thornton, T.J. Stripling, Mack Brown, Ken Malcome, Raymond Sanders, Jonathan Mincy and Tyrone Cornelius will also be big time signees to big programs this February.
However, the county may have even more high quality, "diamonds in the rough". In my constant search for prospects, I found several prospects with either little to no recruiting coverage on any major network. Some of these prospects look like legit SEC level recruits while others could be good enough for the ACC, Conference USA or Sun Belt as well. Here are some talents that are too good to not play major college football.
Don Steib - Stone Mountain High (Defensive End) 6-foot-2, 265 pounds.
15 sacks, 29 TFL, 84 total tackles in 2009. DeKalb County All-Star.
Extremely explosive, great first step and stamina and speed that reminds me of TJ Greenstone.
Chris Gilzeane - Stone Mountain High (Linebacker) 6-foot, 235 pounds
130 total tackles, 13 TFL, 4 sacks
Nicknamed the "Bull" for good reason. Great size and strength, cut from the Chris Marve mold. Solid quickness.
Rashad Williams - Dunwoody High (LB/DE) 6-foot-2, 220 pounds
88 tackles, 18 TFL, 6 sacks, 1 INT.
Solid drive and ankle. Good linebacker body, good speed. Rico Francis-type.
Jonathan Brooks - Miller Grove (LB/Safety) 6-foot, 190 pounds
Great hybrid bandit type. Similar to Ladler, just not as complete at this point. Perfect guy to pickup in January at the CUSA/Sun Belt level.
Max Thompson- Avondale (Running Back) 5-foot-9, 190 pounds
1,592 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns.
Tough, almost Willis MaGahee-type runner. Good strength and speed. A Canadian that no one but in DeKalb must know about.
Miles Gooch- Towers High (QB) 6-foot-3, 220 pounds
Threw for 2,209 yards and 19 touchdowns
Prototypical height and build with good velocity. Release needs to be shortened but lots of upside. Another Dwight Dasher-type.
Jaques Gholston- Redan (DE/DT) 6-foot-2, 245 pounds
69 tackles, 12 TFL, 9 sacks.
Inside/outside type like Theron Kadri. Solid feet and level. High-end motor.
Celento Hairston- Miller Grove (Running Back) 5-foot-10, 180 pounds
1,009 yards rushing and 6 TDs.
Tough hard runner that is a smaller version of Georgia Tech's Roddy Jones.
Muhasbi "Naim" Wakeel- Southwest DeKalb (linebacker/safety) 6-foot, 210
169 tackles, 8 TFL, 6 sacks, 1 INT.
Another perfect bandit/rover type. Could play SAM, Free or nickel. Heatseeking missle.
Kendall Robertson - Avondale (DE/LB) 6-foot-4, 220 pounds
72 tackles, 9 TFL, 7 sacks, 4 fumble recoveries.
Rangy, Aaron Maybin-type. Good shed, jolt and speed. Ideal for a 3-4 defense.
Kyle Sarjeant- Southwest DeKalb (Center/Guard) 6-foot, 255 pounds
Seems capable of gaining 40 pounds. Aggressive driver with solid bend and quick twitch.
Jimmie Kitchen- Lithonia High (DT/OL) 6-foot-3, 265 pounds
101 tackles, 4 TFL, 2 fumble recoveries.
Raw, but good size, ideal on the interior, on either size.
Matthew Hardeman- Avondale (running back/linebacker) 5-foot-11, 215 pounds
93 tackles, six sacks. 10 rushing TDs.
Total athlete. Solid base, good hips, powerful legs. Aggressive.
Jabari Carney- Southwest DeKalb (Defensive Tackle) 6-foot, 260 pounds
109 tackles, 25 TFL, 6 sacks, three forced fumbles.
Undersized, but strong. Solid lateral movement, fast get-off. Would be good addition to a Memphis or UCF type program. A steal if he goes to the OVC.
Cristobal Dinham- Lithonia High (RB/DB) 5-foot-9, 180 pounds
1,084 rushing yards and 7 TDs. 35 tackles, 1 TFL.
Quick, undersized back. Could play either side of the ball at the next level.
Tyrell Poole- Tucker High (FB/RB) 6-foot, 205 pounds
745 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns.
Strong blocker, good punch and stick. Hard, downhill runner. Could be a good fullback for someone with weight training.
OTHERS:
Antwon Jackson - Towers High (DE/LB) 6-foot-3, 235-pounds
115 tackles, 14 sacks, 19 TFL, 12 forced fumbles.
I couldn't find a full highlight film on. But I was able to see some Towers highlights and he took over the show. Dominating, great size, solid speed, solid range, looks like a no-brainer type. Can't figure out why there's been little recruiting mention.
Willie Favors- Cedar Grove (QB/RB/DB) 5-foot-9, 170-pounds
762 yards and 16 touchdowns on the ground. 1,477 yards and 12 TDs thru the air.
Solid, smooth athlete, with great grades at 3.8 GPA, 1600 SAT, 24 ACT.
DeAntonyo Bryant- Stone Mountain (Receiver) 6-foot-1, 170 pounds
Thin, but athletic and quick.
Demetrius Jones- Towers High (Receiver) 6-foot, 185 pounds
732 receiving yards, 4 TDs.
Doral White- Stephenson High (Defensive Tackle) 6-foot, 260 pounds
72 tackles, 13 TFL, 11 sacks.
Artemus Norman- Chamblee High (DE/LB/RB) 6-foot-1, 210 pounds
57 tackles, 18 TFL, 7 sacks. (YOUNGER BROTHER OF WARREN NORMAN)
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Updated 615Report Top 100
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.
The Third Release of the 615Report National Top 100 prospects:
1. Robert Woods (ATH)- Gardena (Cal.) Junipero Serra [Committed to USC]
2. Seantrel Henderson (OL)- Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall
3. Jackson Jeffcoat (DE)- Plano (TX) Plano West
4. Michael Dyer (RB)- Little Rock (Ark.) Little Rock Christian [Committed to Auburn]
5. Sharrif Floyd (DT)- Philadelphia (Pa.) George Washington
6. Ronald Powell (DE)- Moreno Valley (Cal.) Rancho Verde
7. Matt Elam (Ath)- West Palm Beach (Fla.) Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
8. James Hurst (OL)- Indianapolis (Ind) Plainfield [Committed to N.Carolina]
9. Chris Martin (DE)- Princeton (NJ) Hun School [Committed to California]
10. Lache Seastrunk (RB)- Temple (TX)
11. D.J. Morgan (RB)- Woodland Hills (Cal) Taft [Committed to USC]
12. Jonathan Dowling (DB)- Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast
13. Latwan Anderson (DB)- Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic
14. Jordan Hicks (LB)- West Chester (OH) Lakota West
15. Brennan Clay (RB)- San Diego (Cal) Scripps Ranch [Committed to Oklahoma]
16. Kyle Prater (WR)- Hillside (Ill.) Proviso West [Committed to USC]
17. Lamarcus Joyner (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) Aquinas [Committed to Florida State]
18. Martavis Bryant (WR)- Anderson (SC) TL Hanna [Committed to Clemson]
19. DeMarcus Milliner (DB)- Millbrook (Ala.) Stanhope Elmore [Committed to Alabama]
20. Anthony Barr (Ath)- Los Angeles (Cal.) Loyola
21. J.R. Ferguson (DE)- Chatham (Va.) Hargrave Military
22. Alec Ogletree (DB)- Newnan (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
23. T.J. Stripling- Decatur (Ga.) Southwest Dekalb [Committed to Georgia]
24. Marcus Lattimore (RB)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
25. Darius White (WR)- Fort Worth (TX) Dunbar
26. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (DE) - Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
27. Robert Crisp (OL)- Chapel Hill (NC) [Committed to N.C. State]
28. Da'Rick Rogers (WR)- Calhoun (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
29. Josh Shirley (LB)- Fontana (Cal.) Kaiser
30. Malcolm Jones (Ath)- Westlake Village (Cal) Oaks Christian [Committed to UCLA]
31. Khairi Fortt (LB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
32. Dillon Baxter (RB)- San Diego (Cal.) Mission Bay [Committed to USC]
33. Jeff Luc (LB)- Port St.Lucie (Fla.) Treasure Coast [Committed to Florida State]
34. Ivan McCartney (WR)- Miramar (Fla.)
35. Corey Nelson (LB)- Dallas (TX) Skyline [Committed to Texas A&M]
36. Jaylen Watkins (DB)- Cape Coral (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
37. Nick Forbes (LB)- Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson [Committed to California]
38. Joshua Shaw (DB)- Palmdale (Cal) [Committed to Florida]
39. Justin McCay (Ath)- Shawnee (Kansas) Bishop Miege [Committed to Oklahoma]
40. Reggie Wilson (DE)- Haltom City (TX) [Committed to Texas]
41. Christian Green (Ath)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
42. Andrew Norwell (OL)- Cincinnati (OL) Anderson [Committed to Ohio State]
43. Eduardo Clements (RB)- Miami (Fla.) BT Washington
44. Garrison Smith (DL)- Atlanta (Ga.) Douglass [Committed to Georgia]
45. Gabe King- Greensboro (NC) Page
46. Keenan Allen (Ath)- Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford
47. Mack Brown- Lithonia (Ga.) M.L. King [Committed to Florida]
48. Kelcy Quarles (DT)- Greenwood (SC) [Committed to S.Carolina]
49. Markeith Ambles (WR)- McDonough (Ga.) Henry County [Committed to Tennessee]
50. Phillip Sims (QB)- Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith [Committed to Alabama]
51. Michaelee Harris (WR)- Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
52. Trovon Reed (WR)- Thibodaux (La.) [Committed to Auburn]
53. Corey Miller (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes [Committed to Tennessee]
54. Brett Nottingham (QB)- Danville (Cal) Monte Vista [Committed to UCLA]
55. John Fulton (DB)- Manning (SC)
56. Eric Reid (DB)- Geismar (La.) Dutchtown [Committed to LSU]
57. Cody Riggs (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) Aquinas [Committed to Florida]
58. Brent Benedict (OL)- Jacksonville (Fla.) Bolles [Committed to Georgia]
59. Trey Hopkins (OL)- Galena Park (TX) North Shore [Committed to Texas]
60. Cullen Christian (DB)- Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills [Committed to Michigan]
61. Chris Jones (WR)- Daingerfield (TX) [Committed to Texas]
62. Tony Jefferson (LB)- Chula Vista (Cal) Eastlake [Committed to UCLA]
63. Dion Bailey (DB)- Lakewood (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
64. Jake Matthews (OL)- Missouri City (TX) Elkins [Committed to Texas A&M]
65. Xavier Grimble (TE)- Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman [Committed to USC]
66. William Gholston (DE)- Detroit (Mich.) Southwestern [Committed to Michigan State]
67. Marquis Flowers (Ath)- Goodyear (AZ) Millennium
68. Austin Hinder (QB)- Steamboat Springs (Colo.) [Committed to California]
69. Christian Jones (LB)- Winter Park (Fla.) Lake Howell
70. Bronson Kaufusi (DE)- Provo (UT) Timpview [Committed to BYU]
71. Nick Demien (OL)- Wentzville (Mo.) Timberland [Committed to Missouri]
72. Brandon Willis (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
73. Roderick Smith (RB)- Fort Wayne (Ind.) Harding [Committed to Ohio State]
74. Terrence Mitchell (DB)- Tampa (Fla.) Hillsborough
75. Silas Redd (Ath)- Stamford (CT) Heywood Thomas [Committed to Penn State]
76. Chris Dunkley (WR)- Pahokee (Fla.)
77. Jacques Smith (DE)- Ooltewah (TN) [Committed to Tennessee]
78. Ian Silberman (OL)- Fleming Island (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
79. Alfy Hill (DE)- Shallotte (NC) West Brunswick [Committed to Alabama]
80. George Uko (DT)- Chino (Cal) Don Lugo
81. Matt James (OL)- Cincinnati (OH) St.Xavier
82. C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)- Johnsburg (Ill.) [Committed to Iowa]
83. Shakim Phillips (WR)- Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic [Committed to Boston College]
84. Zack McCray (DE)- Lynchburg (Va.) Brookville [Committed to Virginia Tech]
85. James Stone (OL)- Nashville (TN) Maplewood
86. Cecil Whiteside (LB)- Newport Beach (Cal.) [Committed to California]
87. Tevin Jackson (LB)- Garland (TX) [Committed to Texas]
88. LaDarius Owens- Bessemer (Ala.) Jess Lanier [Committed to Auburn]
89. Corey Lemonier (DE)- Hialeah (Fla.)
90. Marcus Lucas (WR)- Liberty (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
91. Spencer Ware (Ath.)- Cincinnati (OH) Princeton [Committed to LSU]
92. Devin Gardner (QB)- Detroit (Mich.) Inkster [Committed to Michigan]
93. DeAndre Hopkins (Ath.)- Central (SC) D.W.Daniel [Committed to Clemson]
94. Ahmad Dixon (DB)- Waco (TX) Midway [Committed to Baylor]
95. Christian Bryant (DB)- Cleveland (OH) Glenville
96. Louis Nix (DT)- Jacksonville (FL) Raines [Committed to Miami]
97. Kadron Boone (WR)- Ocala (Fla.) Trinity [Committed to Texas Tech]
98. Jordan James (RB)- Corona (Cal.) [Committed to UCLA]
99. Jordan Allen (DE)- West Monroe (La.) [Committed to LSU]
100. Lynden Trail (DE)- Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington [Committed to Florida]
The Third Release of the 615Report National Top 100 prospects:
1. Robert Woods (ATH)- Gardena (Cal.) Junipero Serra [Committed to USC]
2. Seantrel Henderson (OL)- Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall
3. Jackson Jeffcoat (DE)- Plano (TX) Plano West
4. Michael Dyer (RB)- Little Rock (Ark.) Little Rock Christian [Committed to Auburn]
5. Sharrif Floyd (DT)- Philadelphia (Pa.) George Washington
6. Ronald Powell (DE)- Moreno Valley (Cal.) Rancho Verde
7. Matt Elam (Ath)- West Palm Beach (Fla.) Dwyer [Committed to Florida]
8. James Hurst (OL)- Indianapolis (Ind) Plainfield [Committed to N.Carolina]
9. Chris Martin (DE)- Princeton (NJ) Hun School [Committed to California]
10. Lache Seastrunk (RB)- Temple (TX)
11. D.J. Morgan (RB)- Woodland Hills (Cal) Taft [Committed to USC]
12. Jonathan Dowling (DB)- Bradenton (Fla.) Southeast
13. Latwan Anderson (DB)- Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic
14. Jordan Hicks (LB)- West Chester (OH) Lakota West
15. Brennan Clay (RB)- San Diego (Cal) Scripps Ranch [Committed to Oklahoma]
16. Kyle Prater (WR)- Hillside (Ill.) Proviso West [Committed to USC]
17. Lamarcus Joyner (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) Aquinas [Committed to Florida State]
18. Martavis Bryant (WR)- Anderson (SC) TL Hanna [Committed to Clemson]
19. DeMarcus Milliner (DB)- Millbrook (Ala.) Stanhope Elmore [Committed to Alabama]
20. Anthony Barr (Ath)- Los Angeles (Cal.) Loyola
21. J.R. Ferguson (DE)- Chatham (Va.) Hargrave Military
22. Alec Ogletree (DB)- Newnan (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
23. T.J. Stripling- Decatur (Ga.) Southwest Dekalb [Committed to Georgia]
24. Marcus Lattimore (RB)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
25. Darius White (WR)- Fort Worth (TX) Dunbar
26. Owamagbe Odighizuwa (DE) - Portland (Ore.) David Douglas
27. Robert Crisp (OL)- Chapel Hill (NC) [Committed to N.C. State]
28. Da'Rick Rogers (WR)- Calhoun (Ga.) [Committed to Georgia]
29. Josh Shirley (LB)- Fontana (Cal.) Kaiser
30. Malcolm Jones (Ath)- Westlake Village (Cal) Oaks Christian [Committed to UCLA]
31. Khairi Fortt (LB)- Stamford (CT) [Committed to Penn State]
32. Dillon Baxter (RB)- San Diego (Cal.) Mission Bay [Committed to USC]
33. Jeff Luc (LB)- Port St.Lucie (Fla.) Treasure Coast [Committed to Florida State]
34. Ivan McCartney (WR)- Miramar (Fla.)
35. Corey Nelson (LB)- Dallas (TX) Skyline [Committed to Texas A&M]
36. Jaylen Watkins (DB)- Cape Coral (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
37. Nick Forbes (LB)- Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson [Committed to California]
38. Joshua Shaw (DB)- Palmdale (Cal) [Committed to Florida]
39. Justin McCay (Ath)- Shawnee (Kansas) Bishop Miege [Committed to Oklahoma]
40. Reggie Wilson (DE)- Haltom City (TX) [Committed to Texas]
41. Christian Green (Ath)- Tampa (Fla.) Tampa Catholic
42. Andrew Norwell (OL)- Cincinnati (OL) Anderson [Committed to Ohio State]
43. Eduardo Clements (RB)- Miami (Fla.) BT Washington
44. Garrison Smith (DL)- Atlanta (Ga.) Douglass [Committed to Georgia]
45. Gabe King- Greensboro (NC) Page
46. Keenan Allen (Ath)- Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford
47. Mack Brown- Lithonia (Ga.) M.L. King [Committed to Florida]
48. Kelcy Quarles (DT)- Greenwood (SC) [Committed to S.Carolina]
49. Markeith Ambles (WR)- McDonough (Ga.) Henry County [Committed to Tennessee]
50. Phillip Sims (QB)- Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith [Committed to Alabama]
51. Michaelee Harris (WR)- Miami (Fla.) Northwestern
52. Trovon Reed (WR)- Thibodaux (La.) [Committed to Auburn]
53. Corey Miller (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes [Committed to Tennessee]
54. Brett Nottingham (QB)- Danville (Cal) Monte Vista [Committed to UCLA]
55. John Fulton (DB)- Manning (SC)
56. Eric Reid (DB)- Geismar (La.) Dutchtown [Committed to LSU]
57. Cody Riggs (DB)- Ft.Lauderdale (Fla.) Aquinas [Committed to Florida]
58. Brent Benedict (OL)- Jacksonville (Fla.) Bolles [Committed to Georgia]
59. Trey Hopkins (OL)- Galena Park (TX) North Shore [Committed to Texas]
60. Cullen Christian (DB)- Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills [Committed to Michigan]
61. Chris Jones (WR)- Daingerfield (TX) [Committed to Texas]
62. Tony Jefferson (LB)- Chula Vista (Cal) Eastlake [Committed to UCLA]
63. Dion Bailey (DB)- Lakewood (Cal.) [Committed to USC]
64. Jake Matthews (OL)- Missouri City (TX) Elkins [Committed to Texas A&M]
65. Xavier Grimble (TE)- Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman [Committed to USC]
66. William Gholston (DE)- Detroit (Mich.) Southwestern [Committed to Michigan State]
67. Marquis Flowers (Ath)- Goodyear (AZ) Millennium
68. Austin Hinder (QB)- Steamboat Springs (Colo.) [Committed to California]
69. Christian Jones (LB)- Winter Park (Fla.) Lake Howell
70. Bronson Kaufusi (DE)- Provo (UT) Timpview [Committed to BYU]
71. Nick Demien (OL)- Wentzville (Mo.) Timberland [Committed to Missouri]
72. Brandon Willis (DE)- Duncan (SC) Byrnes
73. Roderick Smith (RB)- Fort Wayne (Ind.) Harding [Committed to Ohio State]
74. Terrence Mitchell (DB)- Tampa (Fla.) Hillsborough
75. Silas Redd (Ath)- Stamford (CT) Heywood Thomas [Committed to Penn State]
76. Chris Dunkley (WR)- Pahokee (Fla.)
77. Jacques Smith (DE)- Ooltewah (TN) [Committed to Tennessee]
78. Ian Silberman (OL)- Fleming Island (Fla.) [Committed to Florida]
79. Alfy Hill (DE)- Shallotte (NC) West Brunswick [Committed to Alabama]
80. George Uko (DT)- Chino (Cal) Don Lugo
81. Matt James (OL)- Cincinnati (OH) St.Xavier
82. C.J. Fiedorowicz (TE)- Johnsburg (Ill.) [Committed to Iowa]
83. Shakim Phillips (WR)- Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic [Committed to Boston College]
84. Zack McCray (DE)- Lynchburg (Va.) Brookville [Committed to Virginia Tech]
85. James Stone (OL)- Nashville (TN) Maplewood
86. Cecil Whiteside (LB)- Newport Beach (Cal.) [Committed to California]
87. Tevin Jackson (LB)- Garland (TX) [Committed to Texas]
88. LaDarius Owens- Bessemer (Ala.) Jess Lanier [Committed to Auburn]
89. Corey Lemonier (DE)- Hialeah (Fla.)
90. Marcus Lucas (WR)- Liberty (Mo.) [Committed to Missouri]
91. Spencer Ware (Ath.)- Cincinnati (OH) Princeton [Committed to LSU]
92. Devin Gardner (QB)- Detroit (Mich.) Inkster [Committed to Michigan]
93. DeAndre Hopkins (Ath.)- Central (SC) D.W.Daniel [Committed to Clemson]
94. Ahmad Dixon (DB)- Waco (TX) Midway [Committed to Baylor]
95. Christian Bryant (DB)- Cleveland (OH) Glenville
96. Louis Nix (DT)- Jacksonville (FL) Raines [Committed to Miami]
97. Kadron Boone (WR)- Ocala (Fla.) Trinity [Committed to Texas Tech]
98. Jordan James (RB)- Corona (Cal.) [Committed to UCLA]
99. Jordan Allen (DE)- West Monroe (La.) [Committed to LSU]
100. Lynden Trail (DE)- Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington [Committed to Florida]
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