2010 Recruiting Thread

[P2K]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Miami is doing the same things despite poor seasons the last few years. I guess they can still recruit on name recognition alone.

Miami's different because it's smack dab in the middle of one of the most fertile football factories in the country.

[dansaint]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Illinois only has one so far...Corey Cooper- 6'2 190LB Safety from Proviso East High School. An ESPNU 150 Watch Player

[RockyTop1]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

5* OLB Jacques Smith committed to TN on signing day. Jake Heaps is coming on an unofficial next weekend with his entire family. Rumor is Montana's kid is visiting soon.

[TwelveozPlaya21]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

5* OLB Jacques Smith committed to TN on signing day. Jake Heaps is coming on an unofficial next weekend with his entire family. Rumor is Montana's kid is visiting soon.

If Montana's kid didn't have his famous dad's name no one would want the kid.

[MattUMD224]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

this guy on rivals made this list in November

FVSports - The Elite100: Class of 2010

The Elite100: Class of 2010



***** 1. Lache Seastrunk
5'10" / 190 pounds / Running Back / Temple High School / Temple, Texas
Contenders: LSU, USC
Scouting Report: Probably the most electric HS tailback since Reggie Bush. Definition of a home-run hitter, Seastrunk's suddenness is unmatched. Has tremendous initial acceleration, change of direction, and that final gear that very few humans have. Personal best of 10.37 100m, should get that down into the 10.2s before he finishes high school. Compliments his speed with good lateral vision, and is pretty slippery on first contact. Long-jumping 20-9 in middle school, Seastrunk has tremendous leg strength, agility, and body control. Has shown flashes coming out of the backfield and should develop into a dangerous receiving threat. Not a workhorse back, Seastrunk will have to adjust from the Wing-T and show consistency running between the C gaps. Probably a better fit in a zone blocking scheme going forward. Special talent who has one of the highest ceilings of any player in this class.


***** 2. Jackson Jeffcoat
6'5" / 230 pounds / Defensive End / Plano West High School / Plano, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, USC
Scouting Report: Son of former ASU Sun Devils and Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Jim Jeffcoat, Jackson is blessed with his father's physical attributes and has an advanced feel for the game. As a sophomore, Jeffcoat was named All-State 5A, something that's extremely rare given the priority to upperclassmen in the state's highest classification. Has been clocked at 4.50 flat and even touched under 4.5. Shuts down passing lanes with his combination of height and plus wingspan. Disciplined and well-coached, uses his hands like an NFL-vet. Overall technique is on the same level as Devon Kennard. Doesn't appear to have Kennard's explosion off the ball, but Jeffcoat actually plays in a read-and-react defense. One could argue Jeffcoat's frame and straight-line speed gives him a higher ceiling than Kennard. Could have been the #2 prospect in the 2009 class after Barkley. Also the top basketball player in the Dallas Metroplex right now, Jeffcoat may pull a Julius Peppers and go dual-sport in college.



***** 3. Seantrel Henderson
6'8" / 300 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Cretin-Derham Hall / St. Paul, Minnesota
Contenders: Notre Dame, Ohio State, Florida, Minnesota
Scouting Report: One of the best HS offensive linemen this decade. Physical attributes are obvious. Carries his weight extremely well. Great wingspan and uses it to his advantage. What separates Henderson from his peers is how he moves on the field. A skilled basketball player who brings that athleticism to football. Has lateral quickness and body control that is rare is for a 300-pounder at any level. Great knee bend, essential considering his height. As far as pass protection goes, Henderson is as good as it gets. Great run blocker, but probably won't be dominant at the next two levels, needs to develop an edge. More of a finesse lineman in both attitude and technique. In terms of potential comparisons, more Walter Jones than Orlando Pace.



***** 4. Robert Woods
6'1" / 178 pounds / Wide Receiver / Serra High School / Gardena, California
Contenders: California, Arizona State, UCLA, USC
Scouting Report: The best wideout in Southern California as a junior. Outstanding two-way player with great COD ability. Very smooth on the field, does everything in one motion. Creates seperation with outstanding acceleration and angles. Great natural awareness and body control, Woods finishes plays better than any receiver in this class. Will need to add 10-15 pounds of muscle before playing. Will have an immediate impact in college. Plays across from another future five-star in sophomore George Farmer. Woods could also be a pretty good free safety in college because of his instincts and ball skills, but will almost certainly play wideout. Exudes a confidence and swagger on the field that a lot of high-profile kids don't.



***** 5. Michael Dyer
5'9" / 205 pounds / Running Back / Little Rock Christian High School / Little Rock, Arkansas
Contenders: Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Ole Miss, Oklahoma
Scouting Report: Named EA Sports National Sophomore of the Year last season, and is currently on pace to eclipse 9,000 rushing yards in his prep career. Has been hand-timed in the sub 4.4 range. Dyer's greatest gift is his vision and ability to create lanes between the tackles when there aren't any. Compact frame allows him to hide behind blockers and get good leverage on first contact, which leads his ridiculous ability to break tackles. Unlike the vast majority of HS tailbacks faster than their peers, Dyer doesn't bounce everything to the outside. Should really benefit him as he transitions into college, and outside of blocking, will have a very short learning curve. Could easily be argued that Dyer is the top tailback in this class, I just value Seastrunk's ability to do more with fewer carries. Dyer will need to dominate the carries to get his maximum value. Has a lot of Curtis Martin in him.



***** 6. Robert Crisp
6'7" / 310 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Chapel Hill High School / Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Contenders: NC State, Clemson, Duke, Georgia, LSU, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee
Scouting Report: The Willie Roaf to Henderson's Walter Jones. In contrast, Crisp is more of a bowling ball in run blocking, and has better upper body strength and pop. Crisp is a behemoth figure with outstanding feet for his size. In pass protection, Crisp has a good wingspan and keeps almost everyone out in front. Already has developed a nice kick step. Also plays basketball and has pretty good agility. Finishes blocks with force. Projects at either left tackle or right tackle. Doesn't quite have Henderson's upside, but hard to argue he isn't at the same level right now. Would have been one of the top offensive linemen in the 2009 class.



***** 7. Dillon Baxter
6'0" / 195 pounds / Athlete / Mission Bay High School / San Diego, California
Committed to USC
Scouting Report: A throwback of sorts, I compare Baxter to former Baltimore Colt Lenny Moore, in that he can play any position and make it look effortless. Plays five different positions including quarterback. What separates Baxter at any position is his rare COD ability. Has lightning quick feet and outstanding acceleration. His vision, jukes, and spins are well publicized, but he also has the size to carry a pile. While listed as a tailback, Baxter makes his name split out wide where he is a machine. Has made a number of highly-rated corners look silly. Put himself on the map as a freshman by repeatedly beating five-star DB Patrick Johnson. Gets consistent seperation and catches everything thrown his way. Easily the best receiving tailback I've ever seen in person. Has a strong arm as well, could be recruited a spread quarterback for the next level if he wanted. Baxter lacks elite timed speed, but it rarely shows up on the field. One of the biggest offensive mismatches in this class



***** 8. Nick Acree
6'6" / 300 pounds / Defensive Tackle / King William High School / Richmond, Virginia
Committed to Virginia Tech
Scouting Report: Monstrous prospect with special athleticism for his size. Someone who can change the opposition's game plan. Obviously stout against the run, Acree's height is a tremendous tool in clogging the opposition's passing lanes as well. Understands the nuances of his position unlike a lot of physical marvels. Unlike D.J. Fluker, who I advocated should move to offensive tackle after his sophomore year, Acree has the initial burst, balance, and aggressiveness to stay on the defensive line. Carries himself with a presence on and off the field. As expected, needs to work on consistency, hand placement, and especially pad level. Gets by with his size in high school, will need to develop his techniques in the future. Should be a tremendous force at the next two levels, a program changing talent.



***** 9. Ronald Powell
6'4" / 250 pounds / Defensive End / Rancho Verde High School / Moreno Valley, California
Contenders: USC, Florida, Auburn, Nebraska, UCLA
Scouting Report: Physically reminiscent of a young Darrell Russell, now burgeoning into a dominant three-down lineman. Started at linebacker as a freshman and sophomore, Powell's athleticism and movement for his size is of the cliched freakish variety. Great explosion off the snap combined with power and speed that few can match. Progressing from a great prospect to player, the proverbial light has gone on for Powell as a junior, as he's averaging 10 tackles and 2 sacks a game from the defensive end position. Smart player, shows a great knowledge of rush angles and anticipates ball fakes. Still raw in his techniques and had a tendency to disappear in games as an underclassman, needs to keep up his improved consistency. Has outstanding character and leadership skills, really the complete package of tools for a defensive lineman.



***** 10. Lamarcus Joyner
5'9" / 170 pounds / Miami Southeast High School / Miami, Florida
Contenders: Florida State, Miami, Florida, Boston College, Tennessee
Scouting Report: Nicknamed Mr. Frankenstein, Joyner is the definition of electric in the secondary. His instincts, both against the run and in coverage, are something that very few kids have. Makes plays all over the field. Pound-for-pound, probably the most physical kid in this class. Will knock receivers out of games. In coverage, Joyner has very good COD ability. While he doesn't have a great size/speed ratio, Joyner can turn and run with receivers that time a lot faster, and his vertical and wiry athleticism masks his lack of height. Has the versatility to play corner or safety at the next two levels. Joyner is head-and-shoulders above his peers in a somewhat down class of corners.



***** 11. Reggie Wilson
6'4" / 235 pounds / Defensive End / Haltom High School / Haltom City, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, LSU
Scouting Report: Violent player with a lot of potential. Physically, Wilson has a great speed/strength ratio for his build, and a pretty good motor. Possesses that rare explosion off the ball that garners offers from everyone. Understands angles and how to move on the field despite just picking up football a few years ago. His style of play makes it very difficult for offensive linemen to cut him, and he does a pretty good job of disengaging. Has plus closing speed, makes it look like the quarterback is wearing a magnet on film. Hasn't played football for very long, so he's still raw in terms of his techniques and consistency. Needs to work on his track runners stance as it gives him poor leverage and can develop into a bad habit at the next level. Overall, Wilson has one of the higher ceilings of any defensive lineman in this class.



***** 12. Louis Nix
6'2" / 320 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Raines High School / Jacksonville, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Miami, Florida State
Scouting Report: One of the more dominant HS defensive linemen you'll ever see on film. Already has the ideal size and strength of a dominant run stopper. Has absolutely the best pop from a defensive tackle since Tommie Harris. Occupies two blockers from the one-shade and can be a sneaky pass rusher from the three-technique. Consistently gets great leverage. Destroys single blocks from pretty big first coast linemen. Very quick for his size and uses his hands fairly well. Tends to punish whoever he tackles. Nix's weight is going to be a legitimate concern looking forward. Has recently had heart complications. How his body affects his development as a player remains to be seen, but he does have the work ethic to assuage any large concern. Right up there with Marcus Forston and Jacobbi McDaniel in the last couple classes, may end up the superior prospect by his senior year.



***** 13. Chris Martin
6'5" / 228 pounds / Defensive End / Bishop O'Dowd High School / Oakland, California
Contenders: Notre Dame, USC, Colorado, Stanford
Scouting Report: Probably the best player in NorCal regardless of class. Currently plays linebacker but has the tools that programs look for in a game-changing pass rusher: great frame, very long w/ room to fill out, quick first step, get off blocks quickly, and finishes plays violently. Someone who thrives on making plays happen and makes DCs adjust their game plan. Very smart player who has a good understanding of the field and pursuit angles. Aggressive but doesn't take himself out of gaps. Can drop back into coverage and shut down the passing lanes with his wingspan. Should grow into more of a weakside defensive end as he gets older. Will need to develop his rush techniques and add more lower body strength, as he's susceptible to cut blocks. Extremely versatile, his game will fit both a 4-3 or 3-4 defense.



***** 14. Jamel Turner
6'3" / 210 pounds / Linebacker / Ursuline Academy / Youngstown, Ohio
Contenders: Ohio State
Scouting Report: Explosive edge rusher, one of the most productive at the high school level in a long time. Plays defensive end, but will be forced back to outside linebacker because of his frame. Has a good base and wide shoulders, so he should be able to get in the 230-240 range by the end of college. Elite level first step up field, pretty impressive change of direction and lateral agility in space, which will help him transition positions. Possesses the best closing speed of any defensive player in this class. Good fundamentals, has already developed a few go-to pass rush moves. Holds his ground against bigger linemen at the point of attack. Hasn't played much out of a two-point stance or shown much in coverage, may have a bit of a learning curve. Would really fit best in a 3-4 scheme, or at least one that mixes fronts. In this age of versatile pass rushers, Turner has that game-changing ability that every program looks for.



***** 15. Brandon Willis
6'4" / 260 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Byrnes High School / Duncan, South Carolina
Contenders: Florida State, Georgia, Clemson, South Carolina, Tennessee
Scouting Report: One of the less hyped elite juniors in the country. Willis is a relentless and productive pass rusher, but also shows great discipline and instincts against the run. His pop off the ball is on an elite level, Willis just makes a lot of plays against great competition. Has the frame built to excel as a three-shade tackle, but can slide over to strongside end as well. Plays along the same line as Corey Miller and some other good players, so Willis doesn't have to see the constant double teams that some other guys do. Explosion and versatility are what truly define his value. Has the cliched non-stop motor that allows him to be a true three-down defensive lineman, and increases his value as such. Has that Justin Tuck-esque versatility that programs are increasingly looking for.



***** 16. Marcus Lattimore
6'0" / 215 pounds / Byrnes High School / Duncan, South Carolina
Contenders: South Carolina, Florida State, Georgia, Alabama, LSU, Clemson
Scouting Report: The prototypical workhorse back. Besides a strong frame, Lattimore has a little bit of everything skill wise: the ability to pound between the tackles, or break 10-20 yard gains off the C gaps consistently. Plays to contact, and does a good job of fighting for hidden yards. Doesn't take many negative plays. Has been timed sub 4.5, and shown glimpses of breakaway speed. Also a very capable receiver out of the backfield, with good hands, and has the body to be effective in pass protection. Lattimore is a true three-down back who can carry a team at times. Lacks the vision or balance to be considered a true franchise back. Doesn't have the big-play ability of a Dyer or Seastrunk. Has racked up a lot of mileage for a 17-year old, already totaling over 3,500 yards and 30 touchdowns in his career against elite level competition. The second five-star in this class from Byrnes, joining Brandon Willis.



***** 17. Alec Ogletree
6'3" / 210 pounds / Safety / Newnan High School / Newnan, Georgia
Contenders: Georgia, Miami, Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, LSU
Scouting Report: Physically imposing athlete, the question is, is he done growing? Probably, and considering Ogletree has really good instincts for his age, it may allow him to stay at safety despite his size. If so, value goes even higher. Definition of a big hitter, but also has plus ball skills. Will be able to turn and run with most wideouts, and has the height to match up with tight ends. Sees the field well and makes quick decisions. Also excels on special teams, has blocked several kicks this year alone. Needs to pick and choose when to go for the kill shot, as it leads to missed tackles. Will have a short learning curve at the next level, should play immediately and become a feared player.



***** 18. Matt Elam
5'11" / 195 pounds / Athlete / Dwyer High School / West Palm Beach, Florida
Committed to Florida
Scouting Report: Probably the best two-way high school player in this class. Dominates as both a running back and linebacker, but his frame will likely have him playing safety in college. Elam is kind of a freak of nature, training with NFL guys as a freshman. Incredibly instinctual player, combined with his speed, puts him in position to make a lot of plays. Great finisher on both offense and defense. Has good COD ability, no wasted motion. Pretty impressive strength at contact for his size. With versatility comes the fact that he doesn't really have a natural fit at the next level. Some consider Elam a tweener, but his instincts are so good, I think he could end up Roy Williams reincarnate at safety. Should be one of the front runners for national player of the year awards as a senior.



***** 19. Trovon Reed
6'0" / 175 pounds / Wide Receiver / Thibodaux High School / Thibodaux, Louisiana
Contenders: LSU, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Ole Miss, Tennessee, USC
Scouting Report: Dynamic athlete with a great feel for the field. Reed has sub 4.4 speed and great COD ability, very smooth in and out of every cut. Plays quarterback for Thibodaux, accounting for nearly five touchdowns a game, but is being recruited as either a wideout or defensive back. I don't see anyway this kid isn't on offense at the next two levels. Over the summer, Reed dominated the camp circuit, winning WR MVP at every stop. Knows how to get seperation and has outstanding hands. As a quarterback, understands route running and the angles of the field better than most receivers. While Reed has solid height, his body is frail. Getting north of 180 pounds will be necessary to become the complete wideout he has the potential to be. Will get comparisons to former Louisiana quarterback turned wideout Early Doucet.



***** 20. Justin Maclin
6'4" / 215 pounds / Linebacker / Ridgeway High School / Memphis, Tennessee
Contenders: LSU, Tennessee, Texas Tech, USC
Scouting Report: Maclin is also under the radar in terms of hype, but won't be for very long. Physically, Maclin is one of the most impressive players in this class. With a strong basketball background, Maclin is fast, long, and versatile. A developing nightmare off the edge, Maclin also has the athleticism to turn his hips and drop back into coverage. Length and vertical takes away a throwing lane. Still raw and like many basketball players, needs to work on his first step and short-area explosion. Maclin is a wiry athlete who has upside as both a Sam backer in a 4-3 and edge rusher in a 3-4. Not nearly as polished as a Jamel Turner, but probably has the highest ceiling of any linebacker in this class, reminiscent of Rosevelt Colvin in college.



**** 21. Markeith Ambles
6'2" / 190 pounds / Wide Receiver / Henry County High School / McDonough, Georgua
Contenders: Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky, Ole Miss, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, USC

**** 22. Anthony Barr
6'4" / 230 pounds / Running Back / Loyola High School / Los Angeles, California
Contenders: Notre Dame, Stanford, UCLA, USC

**** 23. Evan Washington
6'6" / 290 pounds / Offensive Tackle / DeSoto High School / DeSoto, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, LSU, Texas A&M, USC

**** 24. Connor Wood
6'4"/ 205 pounds / Quarterback / Second Baptist High School / Houston, Texas
Contenders: Georgia, LSU, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M

**** 25. Jordan Hicks
6'2" / 215 pounds / Linebacker / Lakota West High School / West Chester, Ohio
Contenders: Texas, Ohio State, Florida, Illinois, Penn State, Stanford

**** 26. Darryl Baldwin
6'6" / 250 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Solon High School / Solon, Ohio
Contenders: Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, Penn State

**** 27. Kyle Prater
6'4" / 200 pounds / Wide Receiver / Proviso West High School / Hillside, Illinois
Contenders: Illinois, Notre Dame

**** 28. Pete Thomas
6'5" / 205 pounds / Quarterback / Valhalla High School / San Diego, California
Contenders: Missouri, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Stanford, Texas, Wisconsin, USC

**** 29. Corey Brown
6'0" / 175 pounds / Running Back / Cardinal O'Hara High School / Springfield, Pennsylvania
Contenders: Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Tennessee

**** 30. Darius White
6'3" / 190 pounds / Wide Receiver / Dunbar High School / Fort Worth, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, LSU, Texas A&M, UCLA

**** 31. Chris Dunkley
5'10" / 165 pounds / Wide Receiver / Royal Palm Beach High School / Royal Palm Beach, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Georgia, Florida State, Michigan, USC

**** 32. William Gholston
6'7" / 235 pounds / Defensive End / Southeastern High School / Detroit, Michigan
Contenders: Michigan State, Ohio State, Michigan

**** 33. Jeremy Richardson
6'4" / 190 pounds / Wide Receiver / Springville High School / Springville, Alabama
Contenders: Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Georgia, Tennessee

**** 34. Ego Ferguson
6'4" / 270 pounds / Defensive Tackle / St. John's Catholic Prep / Frederick, Maryland
Contenders: Clemson, Duke, Illinois, Maryland, Nebraska, North Carolina, NC State, Oklahoma, Tennessee

**** 35. Sione Tupouata
6'4" / 250 pounds / Defensive End / Fremont High School / Oakland, California
Contenders: California, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, USC

**** 36. Jake Matthews
6'5" / 275 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Elkins High School / Missouri City, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Texas A&M, Oregon, Stanford, USC

**** 37. C.J. Fiedorowicz
6'7" / 235 pounds / Tight End / Johnsburg High School / Johnsburg, Illinois
Contenders: Notre Dame, Illinois, Iowa, LSU, USC

**** 38. Mike Hull
6'1" / 210 pounds / Linebacker / Canon-McMillan High School / Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
Contenders: Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan, Pittsburgh

**** 39. Eduardo Clements
5'10" / 180 pounds / Running Back / Booker T. Washington High School / Miami, Florida
Contenders: Florida State, Miami, Florida

**** 40. Damian Robinson
6'7" / 330 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Olive Branch High School / Olive Branch, Mississippi
Contenders: Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State

**** 41. Devin Gardner
6'4" / 195 pounds / Quarterback / Inkster High School / Detroit, Michigan
Contenders: Michigan, Ohio State, Michigan State, Purdue, Nebraska, Notre Dame

**** 42. Corey Cooper
6'2" / 195 pounds / Safety / Proviso East High School / Maywood, Illinois
Committed to Illinois

**** 43. Justin Hunter
6'4" / 175 pounds / Wide Receiver / Ocean Lakes High School / Virginia Beach, Virginia
Contenders: Georgia, LSU, Virginia, Virginia Tech, West Virginia

**** 44. Andrew Norwell
6'7" / 275 pounds / Anderson High School / Cincinnati, Ohio
Contenders: Illinois, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Michigan, Michigan State

**** 45. Gerald Christian
6'3" / 220 pounds / Linebacker / Dwyer High School / West Palm Beach, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Miami, Georgia, South Carolina

**** 46. Marvin Robinson
6'1" / 190 pounds / Safety / Lake Region High School / Eagle Lake, Florida
Contenders: Michigan, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio State, Tennessee

**** 47. Corey Nelson
6'0" / 210 pounds / Linebacker / Skyline High School / Dallas, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Texas A&M, Texas Tech

**** 48. Todd Chandler
6'1" / 290 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Miami Northwestern High School / Miami, Florida
Contenders: Miami, Florida, Florida State, Clemson, LSU

**** 49. Jakhari Gore
5'10" / 170 pounds / Running Back / Columbus High School / Miami, Florida
Contenders: Miami, Florida, Boston College

**** 50. Brandon Linder
6'5" / 275 pounds / Center / St. Thomas Aquinas High School / Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Contenders: Miami, Florida, Florida State, Notre Dame, Ohio State

**** 51. Christian Green
6'2" / 195 pounds / Athlete / Tampa Catholic / Tampa, Florida
Contenders: Florida State, Florida, Miami, Michigan, Tennessee

**** 52. D.J. Morgan
5'10" / 175 pounds / Running Back / Taft High School / Los Angeles, California
Committed to USC

**** 53. Mustafa Green
6'0" / 190 pounds / Running Back / Irmo High School / Irmo, South Carolina
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Georgia, NC State, Tennessee, Clemson, South Carolina

**** 54. Jaquez Smith
6'3" / 225 pounds / Defensive End / Ooltewah High School / Ooltewah, Tennessee
Contenders: Tennessee, Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Georgia

**** 55. De'Shawn Beck
5'8" / 155 pounds / Wide Receiver / LA Jordan High School / Los Angeles, California
Contenders: California, Michigan, Oregon, UCLA, USC

**** 56. Tavadis Glenn
6'5" / 275 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Terry Parker High School / Jacksonville, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Miami, Georgia, LSU

**** 57. Malcolm Jones
6'0" / 210 pounds / Running Back / Oaks Christian High School / Westlake Village, California
Contenders: Georgia, LSU, Oregon, Stanford

**** 58. Aaron Benson
6'1" / 205 pounds / Linebacker / Cedar Hill High School / Cedar Hill, Texas
Contenders: Texas, LSU, Oklahoma

**** 59. Corvin Lamb
5'10" / 180 pounds / Athlete / Miami Northwestern High School / Miami, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Clemson, Oregon, West Virginia

**** 60. Jarrick Williams
6'2" / 195 pounds / Safety / Blount High School / Prichard, Alabama
Contenders: LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia

**** 61. Adrian White
5'10" / 170 pounds / Cornerback / DeSoto High School / DeSoto, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Oklahoma, LSU, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Stanford, Texas A&M

**** 62. Kadron Boone
6'1" / 190 pounds / Wide Receiver / Ocala Trinity High School / Ocala, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Clemson, Georgia, LSU, Ohio State

**** 63. Craig Sanders
6'4" / 230 pounds / Defensive End / Ariton High School / Ariton, Alabama
Contenders: Alabama, Florida, Auburn, Florida State, LSU

**** 64. Tyler Shreve
6'4" / 210 pounds / Quarterback / Redlands East Valley High School / Redlands, California
Contenders: California, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, USC

**** 65. Austin Hinder
6'5" / 185 pounds / Quarterback / Steamboat Springs High School / Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Contenders: California, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas State, Nebraska, Oregon, Stanford,

**** 66. Roderick Smith
6'3" / 215 pounds / Running Back / Harding High School / Fort Wayne, Indiana
Contenders: Iowa, Indiana, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Purdue, USC

**** 67. Justin McCay
6'3" / 197 pounds / Wide Receiver / Bishop Miege High School / Shawnee, Kansas
Contenders: Florida, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Notre Dame

**** 68. Tiger Powell
6'1" / 210 pounds / Running Back / Lake City High School / Lake City, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Miami, LSU

**** 69. Austin White
6'0" / 185 pounds / Running Back / Stevenson High School / Livonia, Michigan
Contenders: Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame

**** 70. Phillip Sims
6'2" / 215 pounds / Quarterback / Oscar Smith High School / Chesapeake, Virginia
Contenders: Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia Tech

**** 71. Ahmad Dixon
6'1" / 195 pounds / Safety / Midway High School / Waco, Texas
Contenders: Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Texas A&M, Texas Tech

**** 72. Chance Carter
6'4" / 235 pounds / Defensive End / Loyola Academy / Evanston, Illinois
Contenders: Notre Dame, Illinois, Ohio State, Stanford, Wisconsin

**** 73. Martavis Bryant
6'3" / 175 pounds / Wide Receiver / T.L. Hanna High School / Anderson, South Carolina
Committed to Clemson

**** 74. Sean Parker
6'0" / 180 pounds / Safety / Narbonne High School / Harbor City, California
Contenders: Arizona State, Colorado, Oregon, Stanford, USC

**** 75. Terrance Broadway
6'1" / 200 pounds / Quarterback / Capitol High School / Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Contenders: Alabama, Florida, LSU, Nebraska, Texas

**** 76. Ricardo Miller
6'3" / 208 pounds / Wide Receiver / Dr. Phillips High School / Orlando, Florida
Committed to Michigan

**** 77. A.J. Derby
6'4" / 215 pounds / Athlete / Iowa City High School / Iowa City, Iowa
Contenders: Iowa, Florida, Oklahoma, Stanford, Wisconsin

**** 78. De'Joshua Johnson
5'11" / 170 pounds / Wide Receiver / Pahokee High School / Pahokee, Florida
Contenders: Florida State, Florida, Miami, Michigan

**** 79. Marquis Flowers
6'3" / 195 pounds / Safety / Millenium High School / Goodyear, Arizona
Contenders: Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon, UCLA, USC

**** 80. Darick Rogers
6'3" / 205 pounds / Athlete / Calhoun High School / Calhoun, Georgia
Contenders: Florida, Georgia, Auburn, LSU, Tennessee

**** 81. Keenan Allen
6'2" / 185 pounds / Athlete / Northern Guilford High School / Greensboro, North Carolina
Contenders: Alabama, Clemson, North Carolina, Oregon, Penn State, South Carolina

**** 82. Paul Jones
6'2" / 215 pounds / Quarterback / Sto Rox High School / McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania
Contenders: Penn State, Pittsburgh, Duke, Illinois, Iowa, NC State, Stanford

**** 83. Derek Owens
5'11" / 180 pounds / Cornerback / Andrew Jackson High School / Jacksonville, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Florida State, Illinois, Georgia, Miami

**** 84. Christian Thomas
6'2" / 235 pounds / Tight End / Highland High School / Palmdale, California
Contenders: USC, UCLA, California, Colorado, Miami

**** 85. Delans Griffin
5'9" / 175 pounds / Running Back / Clinton High School / Clinton, Oklahoma
Contenders: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas, Texas, Texas A&M

**** 86. Juwuan James
6'5" / 280 pounds / Offensive Tackle / North Gwinett High School / Suwanee, Georgia
Contenders: Georgia, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson

**** 87. James Haynes
6'1" / 180 pounds / Athlete / West-Orange Stark High School / Orange, Texas
Contenders: LSU, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas Tech, USC

**** 88. Nicholas Parker
6'2" / 210 pounds / Running Back / South Panola High School / Batesville, Mississippi
Contenders: Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State

**** 89. Curtis White
6'5" / 240 pounds / Tight End / Sheldon High School / Eugene, Oregon
Committed to Oregon

**** 90. Mark Shuman
6'6" / 270 pounds / Offensive Tackle / Fork Union Military Academy / Fork Union, Virginia
Contenders: Georgia, North Carolina, Rutgers, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech

**** 91. Gideon Ajagbe
6'2" / 197 pounds / Linebacker / Ransom Everglades High School / Coconut Grove, Florida
Contenders: Florida, Miami, Florida State

**** 92. Jake Heaps
6'2" / 180 pounds / Quarterback / Skyline High School / Sammamish, Washington
Contenders: BYU, California, Notre Dame, Stanford, UCLA, Washington, Washington State

**** 93. Rashad Givens
6'4" / 225 pounds / Defensive End / Richwood High School / Monroe, Louisiana
Contenders: LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia

**** 94. DeAires Cotton
6'4" / 275 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Alief Taylor High School / Alief, Texas
Contenders: Oklahoma, Texas, LSU, Nebraska, Texas A&M

**** 95. Matt James
6'8" / 280 pounds / Offensive Tackle / St. Xavier High School / Cincinnati, Ohio
Contenders: Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Cincinnati, Illinois, Stanford, Tennessee

**** 96. Ryan Ayers
5'10" / 175 pounds / Cornerback / South Paulding High School / Douglasville, Georgia
Contenders: Georgia, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Florida, North Carolina

**** 97. Ronnie Vinson
5'11" / 190 pounds / Safety / Isidore Newman High School / New Orleans, Louisiana
Contenders: Florida, LSU, Miami, Ole Miss, Tennessee, USC

**** 98. Deonte Cooper
5'11" / 175 pounds / Running Back / Citrus Hill High School / Perris, California
Contenders: USC, UCLA, Colorado, Oregon, Utah

**** 99. V.J. Fehoko
5'11" / 215 pounds / Linebacker / Farrington High School / Honolulu, Hawaii
Contenders: BYU, California, Colorado, Notre Dame, Tennessee, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC

**** 100. Kelcy Quarles
6'5" / 270 pounds / Defensive Tackle / Greenwood High School / Greenwood, South Carolina
Contenders: South Carolina, Clemson, Florida, LSU, North Carolina




State Breakdown

Florida - 19
Texas - 14
California - 14
Georgia - 5
Ohio - 5
South Carolina - 5
Louisiana - 4
Virginia - 4
Alabama - 3
Illinois - 3
Michigan - 3
Pennsylvania - 3
Mississippi - 2
North Carolina - 2
Tennessee - 2
Arizona - 1
Arkansas - 1
Colorado - 1
Hawaii - 1
Iowa - 1
Indiana - 1
Kansas - 1
Maryland - 1
Minnesota - 1
Oklahoma - 1
Oregon - 1
Washington - 1

[MattUMD224]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

ESPNU Early List for 2010 Players to watch

College Football Recruiting - ESPNU 150 - ESPN

Rivals 250 Watch List

Rivals.com Prospect Rankings

[Husker_OS]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Keenan Allen will probably be the next to commit to Alabama.


Hopefully Jeremy Richardson won't do like every other state of Alabama WR and wait until signing day to commit to Alabama.

[peteykirch]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

I know its a longshot but Jeffcoat is supposedly going to visit Rutgers just for the fact his father was born here.

[MassNole]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

LaMarcus Joyner and Brandon Willis should be committing to FSU within the next few weeks, well publicly that is.

[Psyblast]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

God it must be nice being Texas. Never have to leave your own state to get players who will compete for conference and national titles, and you get to hold a junior day where those elite players are just salivating for a Texas offer so they can immediately commit because they grew up dreaming of being Longhorns.

[MattUMD224]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Texas Junior Day Commitments...

WR Darius Terrell, Desoto, TX (Rivals250 to Watch List)
DT DeAires Cotton, Alief, TX (Rivals250 to Watch List)
QB Case McCoy, Graham, TX
WR John Harris, Garland, TX (Rivals250 Watch List)
OL Trey Hopkins, Galena Park, TX (Rivals250 Watch List)
DT Taylor Bible, Denton, TX (Rivals250 Watch List)

more to come by end of day im sure

[Psyblast]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Sounds like Ohio WR Jerald Robinson is close to committing to Michigan.

[Cyros]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

Wooh!

[P2K]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

I see that Lamarcus Joyner is transferring from that magnet school to Columbus High. Same school as Jahkari Gore. Maybe Gore can get in his ear about staying in the city . Joyner seems to change favorite schools each month.

[MassNole]

Re: 2010 Recruiting Thread

I see that Lamarcus Joyner is transferring from that magnet school to Columbus High. Same school as Jahkari Gore. Maybe Gore can get in his ear about staying in the city . Joyner seems to change favorite schools each month.

Not really, he'll be a Nole real soon.