The Journey of Ross Jones (NCAA 13)

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Ross Jones Could be on the Verge of an FBS Job

Bristol (CT) - Sources close to the situation in Nashville, TN tell us that little known high school football coach Ross Jones is mulling over multiple job opportunities at the next level.

Jones, 26, has coached just one year of high school football in Nashville, however, his unique blend of offensive and defensive strategies along with his inspirational personality have caught the eye of those who run college football programs.

The head coach at Franklin Road Academy in Nashville is best known for a YouTube video, which was filmed in a high school locker, where he is extremely inspirational in a pre and post game speech to the players. He talks about the value that teamwork and fighting through adversity can have on their lives and while the game at hand is important for them, it will also give their families even more pride.

That video aired just three months ago, but it has gained Jones a lot of notoriety.

Franklin Road Academy finished their season at 10-2. They lost in the 2nd Round of the Tennessee State Playoffs.

"After the conclusion of the 2012 season, Jones will have a pick from numerous colleges as either an offensive or defensive coordinator, or even possibly as a head coach", the source said.

ESPN was unable to obtain comment from Ross Jones.

Some teams thought to be offering Jones an opportunity could be those near the bottom of the barrel in FBS.

Stay tuned for further updates on the situation.

Game Settings - NCAA 13
Difficulty - Heisman
Recruiting Difficulty - Heisman
Rosters - IIIIIWISEIIIII (lastest OS)
Sliders - Heisman Slider Set from OS
Quarter Length - 8 min
Coaching Carousel - On

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Ross Jones - Index

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2012 Season Results

National Champion


Kansas State - Big 12

Standings

ACC
Atlantic
Florida State 12-2 (8-1)
Clemson 11-2 (7-1)
NC State 9-4 (4-4)
Wake Forest 5-7 (3-5)
Maryland 5-7 (2-6)
Boston College 4-8 (2-6)

Coastal
North Carolina 11-3 (7-2)
Ga Tech 11-2 (6-2)
Va Tech 8-5 (4-4)
Virgina 5-7 (3-5)
Miami (FL) 3-9 (2-6)
Duke 4-8 (1-7)

Big 12
Kansas State 13-0 (9-0)
West Virginia 12-1 (8-1)
Oklahoma 9-4 (6-3)
Texas Tech 8-5 (5-4)
Kansas 6-7 (4-5)
Oklahoma State 5-7 (4-5)
Baylor 5-7 (3-6)
Texas 5-7 (2-7)
Iowa State 3-9 (2-7)
TCU 3-9 (2-7)

Big East
Syracuse 10-3 (7-0)
Louisville 8-5 (5-2)
Cincinnati 11-2 (5-2)
Pittsburgh 8-5 (4-3)
Rutgers 7-6 (3-4)
Temple 6-6 (2-5)
USF 5-7 (2-5)
Connecticut 2-10 (0-7)

Big Ten
Legends
Nebraska 12-2 (7-2)
Michigan 9-4 (5-3)
Michigan State 8-5 (4-4)
Northwestern 8-5 (4-4)
Iowa 7-6 (4-4)
Minnesota 4-8 (2-6)

Leaders
Wisconsin 12-2 (7-2)
Ohio State 9-4 (6-2)
Penn State 8-5 (5-3)
Purdue 6-6 (3-5)
Indiana 3-9 (1-7)
Illinois 3-9 (1-7)

Conference USA
East
UCF 10-4 (8-1)
UAB 6-7 (5-3)
Marshall 5-7 (4-4)
ECU 5-7 (4-4)
Memphis 3-9 (3-5)
Southern Miss 2-10 (2-6)

West
Tulsa 8-6 (6-3)
Houston 7-6 (5-3)
Rice 5-7 (5-3)
SMU 5-7 (3-5)
UTEP 4-8 (3-5)
Tulane 1-11 (1-7)

Independent
Notre Dame 10-3
BYU 7-6
Army 6-6
Navy 7-6

MAC
East
Ohio 12-2 (7-2)
Miami (OH) 8-5 (6-2)
Buffalo 6-6 (5-3)
Kent State 6-6 (4-4)
Bowling Green 5-7 (3-5)
UMass 2-10 (1-7)
Akron 2-10 (1-7)

West
Northern Illinois 13-1 (8-1)
Toledo 8-5 (6-2)
Western Michigan 6-6 (5-3)
Central Michigan 5-7 (4-4)
Ball State 4-8 (2-6)
Eastern Michigan 2-10 (1-7)

Mountain West
Fresno State 11-2 (8-0)
New Mexico 9-4 (6-2)
Air Force 10-3 (6-2)
Boise State 8-5 (4-4)
Nevada 9-4 (4-4)
San Diego State 7-6 (4-4)
Hawai'i 5-7 (3-5)
Colorado State 4-8 (2-6)
UNLV 3-9 (2-6)
Wyoming 3-9 (1-7)

Pac 12
North
Oregon 11-3 (8-2)
Stanford 9-4 (6-3)
Oregon State 7-6 (4-5)
Washington 5-7 (4-5)
California 4-8 (3-6)
Washington State 3-9 (1-8)

South
Arizona State 11-3 (8-2)
UCLA 10-3 (7-2)
Utah 7-6 (5-4)
Southern Cal 8-5 (5-4)
Arizona 8-5 (4-5)
Colorado 1-11 (0-9)

SEC
East
South Carolina 11-3 (8-1)
Florida 10-3 (6-2)
Tennessee 7-6 (4-4)
Missouri 4-8 (3-5)
Georgia 7-6 (3-5)
Vanderbilt 6-7 (3-5)
Kentucky 2-10 (1-7)

West
Alabama 12-2 (8-1)
Arkansas 8-5 (5-3)
Mississippi 9-4 (5-3)
Texas A&M 8-5 (4-4)
Ole Miss 6-7 (3-5)
Auburn 6-6 (3-5)
LSU 5-7 (1-7)

Sun Belt
Western Kentucky 12-1 (8-0)
UL Monroe 11-2 (5-2)
Arkansas State 8-5 (5-2)
FIU 8-5 (5-2)
MTSU 6-6 (3-4)
North Texas 5-7 (3-4)
UL Lafayette 7-6 (3-4)
FAU 4-8 (1-6)
Troy 2-10 (0-7)

WAC
UTSA 13-0 (6-0)
Louisiana Tech 11-2 (5-1)
San Jose State 6-7 (3-3)
Utah State 8-5 (3-3)
Texas State 3-9 (2-4)
Idaho 2-10 (1-5)
New Mexico State 2-10 (1-5)

Top 25
1. Kansas State
2. West Virginia
3. Nebraska
4. Alabama
5. Western Kentucky
6. UTSA
7. Oregon
8. Notre Dame
9. Florida
10. Clemson
11. Northern Illinois
12. Arizona State
13. Florida State
14. Wisconsin
15. Cincinnati
16. South Carolina
17. North Carolina
18. UCLA
19. Oklahoma
20. Syracuse
21. UL Monroe
22. Michigan
23. Fresno State
24. Louisiana Tech
25. Georgia Tech

Heisman Trophy
James White - RB - JR - Wisconsin
335 carries 1820 yards 16 TD 31 rec 452 yards 5 TD

EJ Manuel - QB - RS SR - Florida State
170.5 QBR 245/381 (64.3%) 3342 yards 43 TD 9 INT 157 carries 711 yards 8 TD

Jordan Lynch - QB - RS JR - Northern Illinois
184.4 QBR 211/302 (69.9%) 2848 yards 36 TD 6 INT 167 carries 913 yards 9 TD

Angelo Pease - RB - SR - Kansas State
333 carries 19-1 yards 18 TD 4 rec 73 yards

Kenjon Barner - RB - RS SR - Oregon
303 carries 1670 yards 14 TD 25 rec 476 yards 1 TD

Bowl Games

Nevada 26 - Utah State 23


UTSA 31 - Toledo 28


UL Monroe 41 - Houston 13


Pittsburgh 38 - UAB 24


New Mexico 31 - San Jose State 26


Southern Cal 36 - Fresno State 24


La Tech 37 - San Diego State 17


Air Force 49 - Vanderbilt 20


Ohio 31 - Iowa 24


NC State 28 - Louisville 18


Navy 20 - Miami (OH) 17


Stanford 17 - UL Lafayatte 7


UCLA 20 - Texas Tech 14


Notre Dame 17 - North Carolina 10


Penn State 42 - Kansas 31


Va Tech 31 - Ole Miss 13


Ga Tech 32 - Utah 29


Boise State 28 - FIU 3


Cincinnati 34 - UCF 10


Oregon State 26 - Michigan State 14


Clemson 10 - Texas A&M 0


Arizona 38 - BYU 28


Arkansas 27 - Ohio State 14


Wisconsin 31 - South Carolina 13


Michigan 28 - Tennessee 16


Northwestern 38 - Tulsa 24


Nebraska 16 - Oregon 14


Alabama 24 - Arizona State 10


Florida State 33 - Syracuse 27


West Virginia 42 - Florida 28


Oklahoma 38 - Mississippi 24


Georgia 35 - Rutgers 21


Northern Illinois 31 - Arkansas State 28


Kansas State 35 - Western Kentucky 14

All-Americans
1st Team
QB - Geno Smith - SR - West Virginia
RB - Kenjon Barner - RS SR - Oregon
RB - James White - JR - Wisconsin
WR - Tavon Austin - SR - West Virginia
WR - Brent Leonard - RS SR - UL Monroe
TE - Jacob Pedersen - RS JR - Wisconsin
LT - Justin Pugh - SR - Syracuse
LT - Ricky Wagner - RS SR - Wisconsin
LG - Jonathon Cooper - RS SR - North Carolina
LG - Chance Warmack - SR - Alabama
C - Barrett Jones - RS SR - Alabama
RE - Jadeveon Clowney - SO - South Carolina
RE - Jackson Jeffcoat - JR - Texas
DT - Beau Allen - JR - Wisconsin
DT - Byron Jerideau - RS SR - South Carolina
LOLB - Phillip Steward - SR - Houston
MLB - Isaiah Bruce - RS FR - West Virginia
ROLB - Jelani Jenkins - RS JR - Florida
CB - Akeem Auguste - SR - South Carolina
CB - Cameron Cheatham - RS SR - Cincinnati
FS - Xavier Brewer - RS SR - Clemson
SS - Christian Bryant - JR - Ohio State
K - Caleb Sturgis - RS SR - Florida
P - Drew Meyer - RS FR - Wisconsin
Returner - De'Anthony Thomas - SO - Oregon

2nd Team
QB - EJ Manuel - RS SR - Florida State
RB - Antonio Andrews - JR - Western Kentucky
RB - Angelo Pease - SR - Kansas State
WR - Cobi Hamilton - SR - Arkansas
WR - Kam Jones - RS SO - UTSA
TE - Jeremiah Moeller - RS JR - UTSA
LT - Cornelius Lucas - RS JR - Kansas State
RG - Ryan Clanton - SR - Oregon
C - TJ Johnson - RS SR - South Carolina
RG - Omoregie Uzzi - RS SR - Ga Tech
RT - Nick Cody - RS SR - Oregon
LE - Margus Hunt - RS SR - SMU
LE - Bjoern Werner - JR - Florida State
DT - Jesse Williams - SR - Alabama
DT - Jamarcus Allen - RS SR - Western Kentucky
MLB - Jeremiah Toma - RS JR - Fresno State
ROLB - Steven Jenkins - SR - Texas A&M
ROLB - JC Percy - RS SR - Boise State
CB - Tyree Robinson - JR - Western Kentucky
CB - Jeremy Reeves - SR - Iowa State
FS - Freddy Young - RS SR - New Mexico
SS - Alden Darby - JR - Arizona State
K - Andre Heidari - SO - Southern Cal
P - Jackson Rice - SR - Oregon
Returner - Kenzel Doe - SO - Wisconsin

Freshman
QB - Marcus Mariota - RS FR - Oregon
RB - Marteze Waller - FR - Fresno State
RB - TJ Yeldon - FR - Alabama
WR - Alonzo Russell - FR - Toledo
WR - Davante Adams - FR - Fresno State
TE - Will Johnson - FR - West Virginia
C - Andrew Ness - RS FR - Northern Illinois
RG - Isaac Luatua - RS FR - Alabama
RG - Boston Stiverson - RS FR - Kansas State
RT - Tyler Marz - RS FR - Wisconsin
RT - Brandon Shell - RS FR - South Carolina
LE - Julien Obioha - FR - Texas A&M
RE - Robinson Eugene - RS FR - FAU
DT - Marquise Wright - RS FR - Rutgers
DT - Gerrand Johnson - RS FR - UL Monroe
LOLB - Ronny Van**** - RS FR - Va Tech
MLB - Isaiah Bruce - RS FR - West Virginia
ROLB - Antonio Morrison - FR - Florida
CB - Brice Abraham - RS FR - La Tech
CB - Nick Vanhoose - RS FR - Northwestern
FS - Karl Joseph - FR - West Virginia
SS - Jordan Richards - RS FR - Stanford
K - Taylor Bertolet - RS FR - Texas A&M
P - Drew Meyer - RS FR - Wisconsin
Returner - Steven Manfro - RS FR - UCLA

Notable Coaching Carousel Changes
South Carolina - Steve Spurrier (Retires) - New Coach: KSU OC Del Miller
Arkansas - John L. Smith (Retires) - New Coach: KSU DC Tom Hayes
Kansas State - Bill Snyder (Retires) - New Coach: NMU HC Bob Davie
USF - Skip Holtz (Fired) - New Coach: UTSA HC Larry Coker
Vanderbilt - James Franklin (Fired) - New Coach: FIU HC Mario Cristobal
Colorado State - Jim McElwain (Fired) - New Coach: Vandy HC James Franklin

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Jones Announced as the OC for the Minutemen

Nashville (TN) - Ross Jones has finally reached the next level. The high school head coach late Friday night was named the offensive coordinator for the University of Massachusetts.

Joe Schad was able to reach Coach Jones for comment late on Friday night.

"I would like to thank Coach Walt Wells for giving me the opportunity to earn the position as offensive coordinator at UMass. I can't wait to get started, but it is a bitter sweet feeling knowing that I will have to leave these great young men here at Franklin Road Academy. They have not only taught me a lot about myself, but they continually make me proud seeing the strides they are making in life. I will miss coaching them, but look forward to meeting my new players."

UMass is in just their 2nd season as an FBS program after making the jump from FBS last year. The Minutemen are in the MAC and completed their first season at 2-10.

The Minutemen were terrible to say the least on offense last year. They scored just 17 touchdowns on offense total (11 rushing and 6 passing). They also compiled the 3rd fewest yards in all of FBS.

Their 6 passing touchdowns were the least in FBS.

Jones signed a 2 year contract with UMass with many goals to meet in order to continue as the OC.

"You can look forward to seeing a creative offense and utilizing our players to their strengths. I will recruit good football players and great men to this University."

Jones leaves Franklin Road Academy where he coached for three seasons.

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UMass Signs 94th Ranked Recruiting Class for 2013[/center]

Amherst (MA) - UMass announced the signing of 18 scholarship athletes for the Class of 2013.

Entering the off-season signing period, UMass only had 8 players signed for the Class of 2013, but the staff went to work aggressively targeting players that could turn around the Minutemen.

Recently signed offensive coordinator Ross Jones flexed a little bit of his recruiting muscle by landing 3 4-star WRs late in the signing period.

The 38th ranked WR in the Class of 2013, Marco Armstrong signed on with UMass. The 6-foot 4 native of Garfield, NJ is excited to play under Coach Jones.

"He called me only about 5 weeks ago, but in the end I had a great connection with Coach Jones. I'm really excited to see how he is going to mold this offense and can't wait to be apart of it. Not only are we going to be successful on the field, but I felt as though he can teach me things in life."

Another key piece that Coach Jones was able to corral, was the 29th ranked RB in the Class of 2013 Patrick Burnette.

"Patrick really has speed to burn and I will try and get him on the field where ever I can. He will be in multiple sets across the formation and can be dynamic on the field in space."

"One thing we did miss in this class is a quarterback. Unfortunately it turned out the two players that I had targeted in this signing period were unable to join us and I will work with the quarterbacks that we have on the roster at this point."

"RS SO QB Mike Megzyn is actually from Tennessee and I am pretty familiar with him. He played at Mount Pleasant and we had to scout his team during our playoff run two years ago. I'm looking forward to working with his skill set. I think he can do great things in our controlled passing offense that I will employ to take this team to the next level this season."

UMass starts the season in just six months.


Class of 2013

#63 WR - Brian Austin - 6'2" 186 lbs - Atlantic City, NJ
#62 WR - Victor Payne - 5'11" 218 lbs - White Plains, NY
#38 WR - Marco Armstrong - 6'4" 194 lbs - Garfield, NJ
#60 OLB - Terrence Mansfield - 6'2" 252 lbs - Harrison, PA
#29 HB - Patrick Burnette - 5'11" 196 lbs - Union City, NJ
#105 MLB - Ricky Gutierrez - 6'2" 244 lbs - Maplewood, NJ
#142 OT - Bo Lawson - 6'6" 329 lbs - Mercerville, NJ
#177 HB - Phil Thomas - 5'11" 210 lbs - Rahway, NJ
#91 C - Darryl Morris - 6'3" 301 lbs - Luthervl-Timonium, MD
#78 C - Robert Brown (JUCO JR) - 6'4" 290 lbs - Bergenfield, NJ
#148 DT - Donnie Hall (JUCO JR) - 6'2" 291 lbs - New Haven, IN
#146 DT - Darrius Davenport - 6'0" 286 lbs - Mt Gay-Shamrock, WV
#112 MLB - Randy Anderson (JUCO JR) - Bailey's Crossroads, VA
#37 FB - Danny Gray (JUCO JR) - 5'11" 229 lbs - Homer, LA
#246 DE - Christian King (JUCO JR) - Hawthorne, NJ
#227 CB - Kyle Noel - 6'1" 164 lbs - Edgewater, FL
#190 OT - Kerry Schneider - 6'6" 278 lbs - Brick Township, NJ

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Top Recruiting Classes for 2013

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2013 Schedule

WEEK 1 - at Minnesota
WEEK 2 - Idaho
WEEK 3 - Bye
WEEK 4 - Western Kentucky
WEEK 5 - at UNLV
WEEK 6 - Buffalo
WEEK 7 - Kent State
WEEK 8 - at Miami (OH)
WEEK 9 - Eastern Michigan
WEEK 10 - Bye
WEEK 11 - at Western Michigan
WEEK 12 - at Toledo
WEEK 13 - Bowling Green
WEEK 14 - at Ball State
WEEK 15 - Bye

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2013 Depth Chart

QB
#11 - RS SO Mike Wegzyn - Mt. Pleasant, TN - 6'5" 170lbs - 70
#15 - SO AJ Doyle - Haverhill, MA - 6'2" 226 lbs - 66
#10 - RS SR Kellen Pagel - Sharonville, OH - 6'3" 214 lbs - 61

RB
#38 - RS SR Jamar Smith - Depew, NY - 5'11" 205 lbs - 75
#28 - RS SO Jordan Broadnax - Chester, VA - 5'8" 178 lbs - 71
#29 - FR Patrick Burnette - Union City, NJ - 5'11" 196 lbs - 68
#24 - FR Phil Thomas - Rahway, NJ - 5'11" 210 lbs - 50

FB
#43 - JR Danny Gray - Homer, LA - 5'11" 229 lbs - 68
#25 - RS JR Matt Campbell - Brookline, MA - 6'0" 237 lbs - 63

WR
#1 - SO Tajae Sharpe - Asbury Park, NJ - 6'2" 178 lbs - 74
#4 - JR Marken Michel - Leisure City, FL - 5'10" 187 lbs - 73
#14 - RS FR Dalvin Battle - West Pensacola, FL - 5'10" 178 lbs - 71
#84 - RS JR Shawn Campbell - Baldwin Park, CA - 6'2" 205 lbs - 70
#81 - FR Victory Payne - White Plains, NY - 5'11" 218 lbs - 69
#80 - FR Brian Austin - Atlantic City, NJ - 6'2" 186 lbs - 69
#89 - FR Marco Armstrong - Garfield, NJ - 6'4" 194 lbs - 69
#88 - SO Bernard Davis - Altamonte Springs, FL - 5'11" 163 lbs - 66
#8 - SO Jaurice Jones - West Milford, NJ - 6'1" 182 lbs - 62

TE
#87 - RS SR Bob Blanchflower - Melrose, MA - 6'4" 251 lbs - 72
#86 - RS FR Nevin Cyr - Suncook, NH - 6'3" 233 lbs - 58

LT
#79 - RS SR Vincent Westcarr - East Naples, FL - 6'4" 309 lbs - 59
#68 - FR Kerry Schneider - Brick Township, NJ - 6'6" 278 lbs - 55

LG
#58 - RS SO John Wallace - Weymouth, MA - 6'4" 283 lbs - 74
#69 - SO Tyrell Smith - Englewood, NJ - 6'5" 288 lbs - 67

C
#65 - JR Robert Brown - Bergenfield, NJ - 6'4" 290 lbs - 69
#60 - RS SO - Dan Foesel - Asbury Park, NJ - 6'3" 248 lbs - 66
#62 - FR Darryl Morris - Luthervl-Timonium, MD - 6'3" 301 lbs - 40

RG
#71 - RS FR Michael Boland - Bethesda, MD - 6'7" 300 lbs - 75
#78 - SO Matthew Sparks - Aiea, HI - 6'4" 276 lbs - 66

RT
#76 - RS SO Jamie Casselberry - Carbondale, IL - 6'6" 282 lbs - 78
#70 - RS SR Anthony Dima - New York, NY - 6'7" 302 lbs - 72
#77 - FR Bo Dawson - Mercerville, NJ - 6'6" 329 lbs - 52

LE
#55 - RS JR Ryan Delaire - Windsor Locks, CT - 6'4" 247 lbs - 76
#95 - RS SR Brandon Potvin - Arlington, MA - 6'1" 264 lbs - 72
#90 - RS FR Kassan Messiah - Woodbridge, NJ - 6'4" 221 lbs - 61

DT
#49 - RS SR Galen Clemons - Robinson, PA - 6'2" 277 lbs - 71
#97 - RS JR Daniel Haynes - Quincy, MA - 6'2" 233 lbs - 70
#75 - RS FR Robert Kitching - Albany, NY - 6'1" 306 lbs - 66
#94 - JR Donnie Hall - New Haven, IN - 6'2" 291 lbs - 64
#92 - FR Darrius Davenport - Mt Gay- Shamrock, WV - 49

RE
#35 - RS JR Stanley Andre - Chelsea, MA - 6'2" 242 lbs - 73
#93 - RS SR Kevin Byrne - Chicopee, MA - 6'3" 292 lbs - 67
#54 - RS SO Trey Seals - Abbeville, SC - 6'4" 234 lbs - 62
#91 - JR Christian King - Hawthorne, NJ - 6'4" 261 lbs - 57

LOLB
#56 - JR Greg Hilliard - Medford, MA - 6'3" 208 lbs - 73
#47 - RS SR Tim Brandt - Revere, MA - 6'0" 215 lbs - 70
#52 - RS FR Vondell Langston - Leominster, MA - 6'0" 213 lbs - 57

MLB
#57 - RS FR Leo Krizanovic - Clifton, NJ - 6'2" 237 lbs - 66
#50 - SO Jovan Santos Knox - Willimantic, CT - 6'2" 238 lbs - 66
#59 - JR Randy Anderson - Bailey's Crossroads, VA - 6'2" 230 lbs - 60
#51 - FR Ricky Gutierrez - Maplewood, NJ - 6'2" 244 lbs - 55

ROLB
#37 - RS SR Tom Brandt - Waltham, MA - 6'1" 217 lbs - 76
#53 - SR Rob O'connor - Bloomfield, NJ - 6'1" 223 lbs - 69
#98 - FR Terrence Mansfield - Harrison, PA - 6'2" 252 lbs - 66

CB
#2 - SR Antoine Tharpe - Gladeview, FL - 5'10" 191 lbs - 73
#17 - JR Randall Jette - Springfield, MA - 5'11" 175 lbs - 70
#13 - RS SO D'metrius Williams - Abingdon, VA - 5'11" 162 lbs - 69
#20 - RS FR Trey Dudley Giles - Altamonte Springs, FL - 5'11" 171 lbs - 66
#26 - RS SO Quayshun Smith - Pine Hills, FL - 5'9" 161 lbs - 65
#31 - RS SO Iric Harris - Seven Corners, VA - 5'8" 176 lbs - 59
#34 - FR Kyle Noel - Edgewater, FL - 6'1" 164 lbs - 45

FS
#9 - RS SR Christian Birt - Pinardville, NH - 6'2" 198 lbs - 78
#6 - RS JR Ed Saint Vil - Boca Del Mar, FL - 5'11" 190 lbs - 77
#21 - RS FR Khary Bailey Smith - Weymouth, MA - 6'2" 192 lbs - 63

SS
#30 - RS SR Ryan Carter - Perry Hall, MD - 5'11" 188 lbs - 67
#40 - SO Julian Kaminoff - Darby Township, PA - 5'11" 177 lbs - 59

K
#96 - RS SR Brendon Levengood - Willow Grove, PA - 6'1" 199 lbs - 72

P
#41 - RS SR Jeff Strait - Franklin Park, PA - 6'0" 200 lbs - 80