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Rivals.com Rivals250 2007 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/30/2007

2007 Rank		Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
	Manny Abreu Union City (NJ) Union City	LB	6-4/230	Rutgers
	Very good in pursuit and quick sideline to sideline.
	Frank Alexander Baton Rouge (LA) Southern Lab	DE	6-5/248	Oklahoma
	No longer under-rated.
	Armando Allen Hialeah (FL) Miami Lakes	RB	5-9/181	Notre Dame
	Speedy Florida runner rushed for 1,127 yards and 13 touchdowns last year.
	Dionte Allen Orchard Lake (MI) St. Mary's	DB	5-11/175	Florida State
	Has the best fundamentals of any corner in the nation.
	Tray Allen Grand Prairie (TX) South Grand Prairie	OL	6-4/305	Texas
	One of the best offensive lineman from Texas in the last several years.
	Akeem Auguste Hollywood (FL) Chaminade Madonna	DB	5-11/175	South Carolina
	Lockdown corner also is an excellent return man.
	Marvin Austin Washington (DC) Ballou	DT	6-2/291	North Carolina
	Great quickness for a big man with excellent motor.
	Akeem Ayers Los Angeles (CA) Verbum Dei	LB	6-2/214	UCLA
	Don’t let size fool you, this kid is a California sack master.
	Allen Bailey Darien (GA) Mcintosh County Academy	DE	6-4/255	Miami-FL
	Junior all-state selection with 138 tackles.
	Joseph Barksdale Detroit (MI) Cass Tech	DT	6-6/323	LSU
	Moves so easily for a big, strong defensive lineman.
	Mark Barnes Columbia (SC) Richland Northeast	ATH	6-2/194	South Carolina
	At receiver, Barnes averaged 21.8 yards per catch with 545 total yards.
	Arrelious Benn Washington (DC) Dunbar	WR	6-1/210	Illinois
	Too big for corners, too fast for safeties.
	DeAngelo Benton Bastrop (LA) Bastrop	WR	6-3/195	LSU
	Averaged nearly 20 yards per catch last season.
	Jordan Bernstine Des Moines (IA) Lincoln High School	DB	5-10/200	Iowa
	Stock improved maybe better than anybody in the nation at NIKE Camp.
	Damien Berry Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	DB	5-11/197	Miami-FL
	Tough defensive back has good ball skills and speed.
	Eric Berry Fairburn (GA) Creekside	DB	5-11/194	Tennessee
	Excellent ball skills set him apart.
	Jahvid Best Richmond (CA) Salesian	RB	5-10/183	California
	One of the fastest prospects in Northern California.
	Will Blackwell West Monroe (LA) West Monroe	DT	6-4/296	LSU
	Through nine games had 52 tackles and four sacks.
	Pat Bostick Lancaster (PA) Manheim Township	QB	6-3/220	Pittsburgh
	Mature beyond his years.
	Austin Box Enid (OK) Enid	LB	6-3/215	Oklahoma
	The next great Sooner linebacker prospect.
	Anthony Boyles Gardena (CA) Serra	ATH	6-3/185	Washington
	Some think he’s a top five player in California.
	John Brantley Ocala (FL) Trinity Catholic	QB	6-3/190	Florida
	Some say he's the nation's best quarterback prospect.
	Josh Brent Bloomington (IL) Central Catholic	DT	6-3/280	Illinois
	Best DT from Illinois since Mo Dampeer.
	Ron Brooks Irving (TX) Macarthur	ATH	6-0/170	LSU
	Special teams, receiver, and cornerback are all possibilities.
	Kourtnei Brown Charlotte (NC) Victory Christian	DE	6-5/230	Clemson
	One of the fastest rising players in North Carolina.
	John Brown Lakeland (FL) Lakeland	DT	6-2/285	Florida
	Pure nose guard who has great quickness.
	Lamark Brown St. Louis (MO) Hazelwood West	ATH	6-3/215	Kansas State
	Receiver or running back, you name it, Brown can do it.
	Curtis Brown Gilmer (TX) Gilmer	DB	6-0/174	Texas
	Brown can shine both at receiver and cornerback.
	Ryan Broyles Norman (OK) Norman	DB	6-0/170	Oklahoma
	Lockdown cover corner with great recovery speed.
	Alphonso Bryant Homestead (FL) Homestead	WR	6-0/190	UCF
	Could also be a big-time cornerback.
	Dez Bryant Lufkin (TX) Lufkin	WR	6-1/195	Oklahoma State
	Bryant plays taller than he is on paper and can take a big catch the distance.
	Bryan Bulaga Woodstock (IL) Marian Central Catholic	OL	6-5/270	Iowa
	Iowa’s next monster offensive line prospect.
	Jaivorio Burkes Phoenix (AZ) Moon Valley	OL	6-4/311	Nebraska
	Long arms allow him to engage and lock on.
	Morgan Burnett College Park (GA) North Clayton	DB	6-1/182	Georgia Tech
	Projects as a big-time prospects in the secondary.
	Kodi Burns Fort Smith (AR) Northside Senior	QB	6-2/195	Auburn
	Dangerous with his feet and his arm.
	Josh Bynes Lauderdale Lakes (FL) Boyd Anderson	LB	6-2/212	Auburn
	Ball stalker will develop into a big-time middle linebacker.
	Jordan Campbell Corona (CA) Norco	LB	5-11/226	Southern Cal
	Heart as big as the Golden State, but he's also just as talented as anybody else in the state.
	Russell Carter Houston (TX) Westbury	DE	6-3/230	Texas
	Carter is both impressive physically and extremely quick when the ball is snapped.
	Raymond Carter Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw	RB	5-11/187	UCLA
	Also extremely deadly in passing situations.
	Quentin Castille La Porte (TX) La Porte	RB	6-1/234	Nebraska
	Tough, hard-nosed runner that is great between tackles.
	Nate Chandler San Diego (CA) Mira Mesa	TE	6-5/225	UCLA
	Next great tight end headed to UCLA.
	John Chiles Mansfield (TX) Mansfield Summit	ATH	6-1/195	Texas
	Chiles can do it all with the ball in his hands.
	Jimmy Clausen Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian	QB	6-3/200	Notre Dame
	The nation’s No. 1 player already committed to the Irish.
	John Clay Racine (WI) Park High	RB	6-0/222	Wisconsin
	The most physically gifted back in the nation.
	Nick Claytor Gainesville (GA) Gainesville High School	OL	6-6/312	Georgia Tech
	Tough trenchman stepped up in the playoffs last year.
	Toney Clemons New Kensington (PA) Valley	WR	6-2/205	Michigan
	Speedy receiver with good size.
	Eugene Clifford Cincinnati (OH) Colerain	DB	6-2/190	Ohio State
	Safety or receiver – doesn’t matter because he can do it all.
	Chris Colasanti Lakeville (MI) Brother Rice	LB	6-2/209	Penn State
	Hard-nosed inside linebacker that should fit in at Linebacker U.
	William Cole Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill	ATH	5-10/165	Oklahoma State
	Nobody had a better season in the Lone Star State.
	BJ Coleman Chattanooga (TN) The McCallie School	QB	6-4/180	Tennessee
	The next great QB at Tennessee?
	Martin Coleman Huntington Beach (CA) Edison	OL	6-5/290	Southern Cal
	A monster that’s only in his second year of organized football.
	Brandon Collins Brenham (TX) Brenham	WR	6-0/167	Texas
	Another Texas prospect in the Rivals250.
	Scotty Cooper Lake City (SC) Lake City	LB	6-0/206	Clemson
	Runs a 10.6 second 100-meter dash and will strike you.
	Sidell Corley Mobile (AL) McGill Toolen	DE	6-4/250	LSU
	The junior season was marked by 80 tackles for Corley.
	Aaron Corp Villa Park (CA) Lutheran	QB	6-4/195	Southern Cal
	Dual-threat ability separates him from others out West.
	Lennon Creer Tatum (TX) Tatum	RB	6-1/202	Tennessee
	Creer is complete with solid speed, great feet, and good balance.
	Chris Culliver Garner (NC) Garner	WR	6-0/188	South Carolina
	Future guided missile at safety.
	Drew Davis Denver (CO) Montbello	WR	6-0/210	Oregon
	Elite receiver prospect that will graduate in December.
	Anthony Davis Piscataway (NJ) Piscataway	OL	6-5/341	Rutgers
	Massive lineman with great initial punch.
	Enrique Davis Lynn Haven (FL) Mosley	RB	5-11/212	Auburn
	Davis' all-state year included 1,817 yards on the ground.
	Torrey Davis Seffner (FL) Armwood	DT	6-5/290	Florida
	Some coaches say he's the nation's top overall prospect.
	Blake DeChristopher Midlothian (VA) Clover Hill	OL	6-6/300	Virginia Tech
	Moved up after solid senior season.
	Mark Dell Farmington Hills (MI) Harrison	WR	6-1/177	Michigan State
	Also a basketball star, which allows him to snag about any jump ball.
	Noel Devine North Fort Myers (FL) North Fort Myers	RB	5-8/175	West Virginia
	Devine is the true example of tough-to-tackle backs with moves for days.
	Johnnie Lee Dixon Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	ATH	5-11/176	Auburn
	Big-time athletic ability and skills in the secondary.
	Chris Donald Huntingdon (TN) Huntingdon	LB	6-2/220	Tennessee
	On offense, Donald rushed for over 1,500 yards the last two seasons.
	Todd Doxey San Diego (CA) Hoover	DB	6-2/175	Oregon
	Vicious hitter also has good ball skills.
	Carlos Dunlap North Charleston (SC) Fort Dorchester	DE	6-7/260	Florida
	Ran a kickoff back 95-yards in a game this year.
	Josh Dworaczyk New Iberia (LA) Catholic	OL	6-5/263	LSU
	Still very raw, but once he fills out and learns the position - look out.
	Jonathan Dwyer Marietta (GA) Kell	RB	6-0/197	Georgia Tech
	The junior season for Dwyer was big in numbers with 1,898 yards on the ground.
	Corey Eason Mansfield (MA) Mansfield	DE	6-5/265	Boston College
	Great frame and very quick off the ball.
	Lorenzo Edwards Orlando (FL) Edgewater	LB	6-2/220	Florida
	Big safety whose strength is run defense.
	John Elliott East Meadow (NY) East Meadow	OL	6-4/288	Boston College
	New York brawler could play tackle or guard.
	Robert Elliott Okolona (MS) Okolona	RB	6-0/191	Mississippi State
	Runs with speed and power and had 1,861 yards and 20 scores in 2005.
	Donnie Evege Huber Heights (OH) Wayne High School	DB	5-11/185	Ohio State
	A lockdown cover corner that should star in the Big 10
	Cedric Everson Detroit (MI) Mumford	ATH	6-1/178	Iowa
	Coaches see this speedy player at a number of different positions.
	Terence Fells-Danzer Culpeper (VA) Culpeper	LB	6-0/227	Virginia
	Physical and fast, another top Virginia linebacker.
	Simi Fili Salt Lake City (UT) Cottonwood Senior	DT	6-2/339	Oregon
	The best DT from Utah since Haloti Ngata.
	Jerimy Finch Indianapolis (IN) Warren Central	DB	6-1/203	Florida
	If he keeps growing will eventually end up at linebacker, but plenty of talent to work with.
	Jamell Fleming Arlington (TX) Seguin	DB	5-10/187	Oklahoma
	Sooners are getting a good one in Felming.
	Chris Forcier San Diego (CA) St. Augustine	QB	6-3/185	UCLA
	Could argue that Forcier is better than Corp, Nichol.
	Stefoin Francois Reserve (LA) East St. John	DB	6-0/188	LSU
	Hard-hitter had five sacks and one interception in a short 2005.
	Chris Galippo Anaheim (CA) Servite	LB	6-3/235	Southern Cal
	Committed to USC back on Feb. 1.
	Stephen Garcia Tampa (FL) Jefferson	QB	6-2/202	South Carolina
	Garcia rushed for 700 yards and threw for 2,800 more last year.
	Brandon Gibson Mobile (AL) UMS Wright	WR	6-2/190	Alabama
	Caught 13 touchdowns in 2005.
	Marcus Gilchrist High Point (NC) T.W. Andrews	DB	5-11/175	Clemson
	The next Human Joystick on special teams?
	Anthony Gildon Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian	DB	5-11/185	Oregon
	Some think he has the best long-term potential of any of the Oaks Christian kids.
	Logan Gray Columbia (MO) Rock Bridge	QB	6-2/185	Georgia
	Could also project at a number of other positions if QB doesn’t work out.
	Gary Gray Columbia (SC) Richland Northeast	DB	5-10/163	Notre Dame
	Could see time in passing situations early.
	Broderick Green Little Rock (AR) Pulaski Academy	RB	6-1/230	Southern Cal
	The big back had 1,664 yards and 21 touchdowns as a junior.
	Antwane Greenlee Columbus (GA) Hardaway	OL	6-6/302	Florida State
	Averaged 4.5 pancake blocks per game in 2005.
	Everson Griffen Avondale (AZ) Agua Fria	DE	6-4/266	Southern Cal
	Runs like a receiver, but built like a defensive lineman.
	Rob Gronkowski Pittsburgh (PA) Woodland Hills	TE	6-6/232	Arizona
	Big target has soft hands.
	Jazzmen Guy Hazlehurst (MS) Hazlehurst Senior	DE	6-5/265	Mississippi State
	Skilled at coming off the edge.
	Joe Haden Ft. Washington (MD) Friendly	ATH	5-10/189	Florida
	Impact player on offense or defense at next level.
	Jason Hannan Waxahachie (TX) Waxahachie	OL	6-4/277	Oklahoma
	Amazing technique and great feet.
	Da'John Harris Gardena (CA) Serra	DT	6-4/266	Southern Cal
	Quickly shooting up the charts and has five-star potential.
	T-Bob Hebert Norcross (GA) Greater Atlanta Christian	OL	6-3/256	LSU
	Son of former New Orleans Saints/Atlanta Falcons quarterback has great feet.
	Aaron Hernandez Bristol (CT) Bristol Central	TE	6-4/235	Florida
	Reminds some of a young Tony Gonzalez.
	Cameron Heyward Suwanee (GA) Peachtree Ridge	DT	6-5/264	Ohio State
	Heyward has had over 150 tackles and 14 sacks since his sophomore season.
	Brandon Hicks Jacksonville (FL) Forrest	LB	6-3/205	Florida
	Rangy linebacker had 12 sacks in 2005.
	Cris Hill Highland Springs (VA) Highland Springs	DB	5-11/166	Virginia Tech
	Virginia standout has good offer sheet.
	Jermale Hines Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus	LB	6-2/205	Ohio State
	The top offering from always loaded Glenville for class of 2007.
	Kyle Hix Aledo (TX) Aledo	OL	6-6/290	Texas
	Hix can mow down defenders with his long arms and great quickness.
	Justin Houston Statesboro (GA) Statesboro	DE	6-3/228	Georgia
	Another in-star target heading to UGA.
	Jerry Howard Orlando (FL) Jones	DE	6-4/240	Florida
	Makes plays all over the field.
	Michael Huey Kilgore (TX) Kilgore	OL	6-5/290	Texas
	Huey's great motor makes him a dominating offensive guard.
	Robert Hughes Chicago (IL) Hubbard	RB	5-11/226	Notre Dame
	A true definition of a power back.
	Blaine Irby Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure	TE	6-2/224	Texas
	One of the most impressive testers at the NIKE Camp.
	Emeka Iweka Seattle (WA) Rainier Beach	OL	6-5/290	Washington
	A terror on the field and on the basketball court.
	Desmond Jackson Seguin (TX) Seguin	DB	5-11/187	Oklahoma
	Jackson could fit in as a speedy safety or hard-hitting cover corner.
	Jamar Jackson Richmond (VA) Varina	DE	6-4/225	Florida State
	Earned all-district and all-metro honors as well as second team all-region as a junior.
	Anthony Jacobs Northfield (MN) Northfield	DE	6-2/265	Minnesota
	Minnesota end has had a good senior year.
	Chris Jacobson Pittsburgh (PA) Keystone Oaks	OL	6-3/284	Pittsburgh
	Nasty road grader loves to play physical.
	Jarvis Jenkins Central (SC) Daniel	DT	6-4/308	Clemson
	Plays with high energy and is quick off the ball.
	Antonio Jeremiah Hilliard (OH) Darby	DT	6-4/280	Michigan State
	Displays amazing lower-body leverage because of wrestling experience.
	Rishaw Johnson Hammond (LA) Hammond	OL	6-4/315	Ole Miss
	A massive man that can run block with the best of them.
	Cody Johnson Waller (TX) Waller	RB	5-10/225	Texas
	Johnson is already drawing comparisons to former Longhorn back Ricky Williams.
	Ronald Johnson Muskegon (MI) Muskegon	WR	6-0/177	Southern Cal
	Looks to be fully recovered from injury.
	Markish Jones Spartanburg (SC) Gettys D Broome	WR	6-0/183	Clemson
	Moved up after a solid senior season.
	Jarvis Jones Rosenberg (TX) Lamar Consolidated	OL	6-7/250	LSU
	Jones is a big-bodied, rangy offensive lineman that is tough on defenders.
	Phelon Jones Mobile (AL) McGill Toolen	ATH	6-1/185	LSU
	Raw athletic ability make him a take for most college programs.
	Marshall Jones Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian	DB	6-0/185	Southern Cal
	A truly elite safety that can cover and hit.
	Gerald Jones Oklahoma City (OK) Millwood	ATH	6-0/185	Tennessee
	Easily the state's least well known prospect and arguably it's most naturally gifted.
	Andre Jones El Paso (TX) Andress	DT	6-4/305	Texas
	One of the better prospects to come out of El Paso since Rufus Brown.
	Richetti Jones Dallas (TX) Lincoln	DE	6-3/234	Oklahoma State
	Jones is a pass-rushing force against big competition in the Dallas area.
	Dwight Jones Burlington (NC) Cummings	WR	6-5/210	North Carolina
	Big, strong red zone threat will be a touchdown maker.
	Chad Jones Baton Rouge (LA) Southern Lab	ATH	6-2/220	LSU
	Junior season stats included 81 tackles and four picks for Jones.
	Duval Kamara Hoboken (NJ) Hoboken	WR	6-5/209	Notre Dame
	Smooth receiver with great hops and quickness.
	Michael Keck Harrisonville (MO) Harrisonville	DE	6-5/215	Missouri
	Compared to David Pollack because of work ethic.
	Terence Kerns Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson	RB	6-0/208	West Virginia
	Will he roll up the yards at West Virginia?
	Caleb King Norcross (GA) Greater Atlanta Christian	RB	5-11/186	Georgia
	The only sophomore to be named all-state in 5A in Georgia.
	James Kirkendoll Round Rock (TX) Round Rock	WR	5-10/178	Texas
	A fast slot receiver type that can torch the defense.
	Willy Korn Duncan (SC) Byrnes	QB	6-2/200	Clemson
	Big-time athletic ability helps him move the pocket.
	Peter Lalich Springfield (VA) West Springfield	QB	6-5/235	Virginia
	NFL size with strong arm and good touch.
	Donald Langley Germantown (MD) Seneca Valley	DT	6-2/295	Tennessee
	One of the fastest-rising prospects in Maryland.
	Ted Laurent Powder Springs (GA) Mceachern	DT	6-0/285	Ole Miss
	Laurent had total 70 tackles last season.
	Pat Lazear Wheaton (MD) Wheaton	LB	6-0/229	West Virginia
	Hard hitting 'backer is a throwback.
	Dion Lecorn Ocala (FL) Trinity Catholic	WR	6-0/192	South Carolina
	Burner has great ball skills and knows how to get open deep.
	Jarrett Lee Brenham (TX) Brenham	QB	6-2/192	LSU
	Lee is a pro-style quarterback, with mobility, who has benefited from a pass-happy system.
	Chris Lett Pensacola (FL) Pensacola	DB	6-2/195	Alabama
	Huge cornerback has good coverage skills.
	Malachi Lewis Oxnard (CA) Rio Mesa	ATH	6-3/215	Oregon
	A freaky athlete that could star at LB or on the offensive side of the ball.
	Chris Little Jeffersonville (GA) Twiggs County	OL	6-5/342	Georgia
	Big body with long arms. Can open holes.
	Greg Little Durham (NC) Hillside	ATH	6-2/214	North Carolina
	Super athlete just needs to find a position.
	Tony Logan Piscataway (NJ) Piscataway	ATH	5-10/170	Maryland
	Could play quarterback for some or wideout/corner for others.
	Brian Maddox Anderson (SC) T. L. Hanna	RB	6-0/215	South Carolina
	Versatile back has wiggle and great hands.
	Ryan Mallett Texarkana (TX) Texas	QB	6-6/235	Michigan
	Mallett's big arm and huge frame is definitely one of a kind.
	Ben Martin Cincinnati (OH) La Salle	DE	6-5/230	Tennessee
	Could have argued he was Ohio’s best player.
	Robert Marve Tampa (FL) Plant	QB	6-1/189	Miami-FL
	Has had a big senior season.
	Rashad Mason Nashville (TN) Pearl-Cohn	WR	6-6/215	North Carolina
	Nashville star has huge potential.
	Cliff Matthews Cheraw (SC) Cheraw	DE	6-4/223	South Carolina
	Matthews tacked up seven sacks in 2005.
	Rolando McClain Decatur (AL) Decatur	LB	6-4/240	Alabama
	Also is a standout at tight end.
	Ernest McCoy Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	OL	6-5/330	LSU
	Massive lineman isn't a statue out there. He can move.
	D'Angelo McCray Jacksonville (FL) Andrew Jackson	DT	6-4/289	Illinois
	Projects best at defensive tackle, but could play anywhere.
	Aundre McGaskey La Marque (TX) La Marque	OL	6-4/290	Texas
	McGaskey is already a solid prospect but his ceiling his very high.
	Jermaine McKenzie Bradenton (FL) Bradenton Prep	WR	6-1/164	Miami-FL
	Needs to add weight, but has oustanding speed, height and hands.
	Joe McKnight River Ridge (LA) John Curtis	RB	6-1/193	Southern Cal
	McKnight was a junior force with 14 scores in a shortened season.
	Michael McNeil Mobile (AL) Davidson	DB	6-2/200	Auburn
	Great open-field tackler.
	Ryan Miller Littleton (CO) Columbine	OL	6-6/278	Colorado
	Will only get stronger as his frame fills out.
	Derrick Morgan Coatesville (PA) Coatesville	DE	6-4/260	Georgia Tech
	Active pass rusher has surprising quickness.
	Anthony Morris Harvey (IL) Thornton Township	DB	6-3/200	Illinois
	Quick-riser from the Land of Lincoln.
	Diauntae Morrow Lakewood (OH) St. Edward	DB	5-11/179	Iowa
	A leader on one of the top overall programs in Ohio and in the nation.
	Kerry Murphy Hoover (AL) Hoover	DT	6-5/315	Alabama
	As a junior, Murphy tallied 77 tackles and eight sacks.
	Josh Nesbitt Greensboro (GA) Greene County	QB	6-0/204	Georgia Tech
	Elusive in the open field.
	Drake Nevis Marrero (LA) John Ehret	DT	6-1/281	LSU
	Could not be stopped at the Baton Rouge NIKE Camp.
	Cameron Newton Atlanta (GA) Westlake	QB	6-4/232	Florida
	Raw, but has a lot of tools to work with.
	Keith Nichol Lowell (MI) Lowell	QB	6-2/195	Oklahoma
	The two-time player of the year in Michigan.
	Kristofer O'Dowd Tucson (AZ) Salpointe	OL	6-5/315	Southern Cal
	300-pound offensive guard that has great feet.
	Josh Oglesby Milwaukee (WI) St. Frances	OL	6-7/315	Wisconsin
	The top player overall in the Midwest.
	Nate Oliver Lakewood (OH) St. Edward	DB	6-0/199	Ohio State
	Hard-hitting safety dominates against Ohio’s best.
	Ahmad Paige Sterlington (LA) Sterlington	WR	6-3/175	Tennessee
	Paige caught 33 passes for 852 yards and nine scores as a junior.
	Earl Patin Baton Rouge (LA) Southern Lab	LB	6-1/228	Baylor
	Another Southern Lab superstar.
	Brandon Paul Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln	ATH	5-10/185	Florida State
	Speedy Paul can do a number of things to hurt you.
	Niles Paul Omaha (NE) North	WR	6-2/210	Nebraska
	Ahman Green’s nephew has the goods, too.
	Mike Paulus Syracuse (NY) Christian Brothers	QB	6-5/220	North Carolina
	Has everything except experience.
	C.J. Peake Trotwood (OH) Trotwood-Madison	DB	6-2/216	Louisville
	The top prospect on a loaded Trottwood-Madision team.
	Jason Peters Baton Rouge (LA) Catholic	DE	6-4/262	Georgia Tech
	One of many talented defensive linemen in the Pelican State this year.
	Chaz Powell New Freedom (PA) Susquehannock	DB	6-1/184	Penn State
	Great coverage safety with good run support ability.
	Brian Price Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw	DT	6-2/285	UCLA
	Dominant on the interior of the defensive line.
	Ryan Pugh Hoover (AL) Hoover	OL	6-2/275	Auburn
	Could be Auburn's top center for a good chunk of his career.
	Mike Ragone Cherry Hill (NJ) Camden Catholic	TE	6-4/221	Notre Dame
	Will be scary when his frame fills out.
	Chris Rainey Lakeland (FL) Lakeland	RB	5-9/159	Florida
	Doesn't have ideal size, but has ideal speed and ability.
	Chaz Ramsey Madison (MS) Madison Central	OL	6-3/285	Auburn
	Great frame, great feet equal a solid player.
	Michael Reardon Villa Park (CA) Lutheran	DE	6-6/260	Southern Cal
	Huge defensive end will make Trojans coaches proud.
	Bert Reed Panama City (FL) Bay	ATH	5-11/165	Florida State
	Is one of the best players in the Florida Panhandle.
	Quintin Richardson Columbia (SC) Spring Valley	OL	6-4/265	South Carolina
	Projects well at any position along the offensive or defensive lines.
	Stevan Ridley Natchez (MS) Trinity Episcopal	ATH	6-0/211	LSU
	Has a nose for the football and also is a solid running back.
	Travian Robertson Laurinburg (NC) Scotland County	DE	6-4/230	South Carolina
	Top pass rusher will continue state tradition.
	Keenan Robinson Plano (TX) Plano East	LB	6-3/211	Texas
	Robinson brings uncanny athleticism to the linebacker spot.
	Matt Romine Tulsa (OK) Union	OL	6-6/285	Notre Dame
	Top offensive line recruit in Oklahoma since Wes Sims.
	David Ross Compton (CA) Dominguez	DB	6-0/174	Oregon State
	Able to succeed in either man or zone coverage.
	Kenny Rowe Long Beach (CA) Poly	DE	6-2/210	Oregon
	Lightning fast first step in pass-rush situations.
	Brandon Saine Piqua (OH) Piqua	RB	6-0/200	Ohio State
	Maybe the best hands of any tailback in the nation.
	Darris Sawtelle Birmingham (MI) Brother Rice	OL	6-6/295	Tennessee
	Expect great things with Fulmer coaching this OL stud.
	Christian Scott Dallas (TX) Skyline	DB	6-0/185	Texas
	A rare prospect having great speed but a love for big hits and hard-nosed defense.
	James Scott Daytona Beach (FL) Seabreeze	DB	5-10/163	Ohio State
	Scott's big junior year was highlighted by 66 tackles and three interceptions.
	Derek Sherrod Columbus (MS) Caledonia	OL	6-6/298	Mississippi State
	Magnolia State fast-riser is big and athletic.
	Markques Simas San Diego (CA) Mira Mesa	WR	6-1/198	Colorado
	Isn’t a burner, but runs the most precise routes out West.
	Steve Sloan San Jose (CA) Archbishop Mitty	LB	6-2/219	UCLA
	NorCal linebacker likes to hit.
	Jay Smith Norfolk (VA) Lake Taylor	WR	6-4/200	NC State
	Has barely scratched the surface of his great potential.
	Harrison Smith Knoxville (TN) Catholic	ATH	6-2/201	Notre Dame
	Was one of the top perfomers at the Athens NIKE Camp.
	Malcolm Smith Woodland Hills (CA) Taft	ATH	6-2/200	Southern Cal
	Steve Smith’s younger brother is talented at a number of positions.
	Kendall Smith Bushnell (FL) South Sumter	LB	6-1/207	Florida State
	Few had better senior seasons in Floirda.
	D.J. Stafford LaGrange (GA) La Grange	DE	6-3/263	Kentucky
	Flies around the football and makes plays.
	Derrick Stephens Houston (TX) Cypress Falls	LB	6-3/240	Texas A&M
	Stephens is a big inside backer who punishes ball carriers.
	Bradley Stephens McAllen (TX) McAllen Memorial	RB	5-10/185	Texas A&M
	Stephens’ production speaks for itself in a deep year at running back.
	Devon Still Wilmington (DE) Howard	DE	6-6/251	Penn State
	Has the size coveted at defensive end these days.
	Chris Strong Batesville (MS) South Panola	DE	6-3/251	Ole Miss
	Chris Strong had 94 total tackles and four sacks last season.
	Nick Sukay Greensburg (PA) Central Catholic	DB	6-3/200	Penn State
	Runs great routes, has excellent hands and surprising speed.
	Matt Summers-Gavin San Francisco (CA) St. Ignatius	OL	6-5/271	California
	Can play all three of the offensive line positions.
	Golden Tate Hendersonville (TN) Pope John Paul II	ATH	5-11/175	Notre Dame
	Tate rushed and received for over 1,000 yards as a junior.
	Tyrod Taylor Hampton (VA) Hampton	QB	6-1/200	Virginia Tech
	The most dangerous QB in the country when the pocket breaks down.
	Earl Thomas Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark	ATH	5-10/174	Texas
	Thomas plays offense and defense in high school, but his closing speed makes him a great corner.
	Deonte Thompson Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	WR	6-0/180	Florida
	Thompson turns the short pass into a big-time play.
	Steven Threet Adrian (MI)	QB	6-6/225	Georgia Tech
	Jackets got a great steal out of Michigan.
	Terrance Toliver Hempstead (TX) Hempstead	WR	6-4/185	LSU
	Toliver has the frame and speed coaches are looking for at receiver.
	Nick Toon Madison (WI) Middleton High	WR	6-3/200	Wisconsin
	Just like his dad - long, lean and has big-play ability.
	Devon Torrence Canton (OH) Canton South	ATH	6-0/200	Ohio State
	One of the best athletes in Ohio is also a baseball prospect.
	Justin Trattou Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep	DE	6-4/230	Florida
	High motor and excellent against the run.
	Israel Troupe Tifton (GA) Tift County	WR	6-0/200	Georgia
	Troupe scored three touchdowns on special teams, three on offense.
	Tony Tucker Washington (DC) St. John's College High	DE	6-2/225	Pittsburgh
	Undersized but his quickness and his burst overcomes that.
	Apaiata Tuihalamaka Gardena (CA) Serra	LB	6-3/205	Arizona
	True definition of pass-rush specialist.
	Kaniela Tuipulotu Kahuku (HI) Kahuku	DT	6-1/280	Arizona
	Earns nod as the top player in a loaded year in Hawaii.
	Marc Tyler Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian	RB	6-0/215	Southern Cal
	Some think he’s the most complete back in the nation.
	Ryan Van Bergen Whitehall (MI)	DE	6-5/260	Michigan
	Future Wolverine has excellent size.
	Demarcus VanDyke Miami (FL) Pace	ATH	6-0/161	Miami-FL
	With 4.3-second speed, could be used in the return game as well as the secondary.
	Shane Vereen Valencia (CA) Valencia High	RB	5-9/170	California
	Explosive California back that can do it all.
	Myles Wade Portland (OR) Central Catholic	DT	6-2/322	Oregon
	Top overall prospect in the Northwest.
	Landon Walker Ronda (NC) East Wilkes	OL	6-7/275	Clemson
	Very impressive at the Shrine Bowl.
	Donovan Warren Long Beach (CA) Poly	DB	6-0/175	Michigan
	The top lockdown corner in California.
	Taurian Washington Orchard Lake (MI) St. Mary's	WR	6-0/167	Ohio State
	Sure-handed receiver that has explosive big-play ability.
	Alex Watkins Brownsville (TN) Haywood	DE	6-5/225	Alabama
	Athletic big man has tremendous upside and potential.
	Lansford Watson Brooklyn (NY) Lincoln	TE	6-4/226	Maryland
	Wide receiver skills in a growing body.
	Darrion Weems Woodland Hills (CA) Taft	OL	6-6/285	Oregon
	Weems is already shining at a talented program in Texas after moving.
	Ben Wells Beaumont (TX) Ozen	DB	6-1/185	Texas
	Coaches compare Wells to Longhorn star Michael Huff.
	Aron White Columbia (MO) Rock Bridge	TE	6-4/213	Georgia
	Great hands. Could play WR at the next level.
	Foswhitt Whittaker Pearland (TX)	RB	5-9/187	Texas
	A true all-around threat on offense and special teams.
	Doug Wiggins North Miami Beach (FL) North Miami Beach	DB	5-11/180	Western Michigan
	South Florida athlete projects as a corner.
	J'Courtney Williams Christchurch (VA) Christchurch School	LB	6-4/212	Virginia
	Could play linebacker or safety in college.
	Michael Williams Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure	DB	5-10/181	Michigan
	A hard-hitting defensive back with plenty of speed.
	Bo Williams Oakland Park (FL) Northeast	RB	6-1/203	Florida
	Has all the tools to be a great one.
	John Williams Breaux Bridge (LA) Breaux Bridge	ATH	5-11/175	LSU
	One of the best all-around athletes in the Southeast.
	Malcolm Williams Garland (TX) Garland	WR	6-3/205	Texas
	Strong, tough, and fast is a rare combination for a high school receiver.
	Martez Wilson Chicago (IL) Simeon	DE	6-4/230	Illinois
	Top player overall in Illinois and Chicago.
	James Wilson Ponte Vedra (FL) Nease	OL	6-4/308	Florida
	Big-time feet and agility set him apart.
	Stefen Wisniewski Pittsburgh (PA) Central Catholic	OL	6-3/275	Penn State
	A mauler for a run blocker.
	Bailey Woods Marietta (GA) Walton	TE	6-4/240	Auburn
	Stats are lacking, but athletic ability and hands are not.
	Major Wright Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas	DB	6-1/200	Florida
	All-state honors earned after six picks and 58 tackles in 2005.
	Carson York Coeur d' Alene (ID) Lake City	OL	6-5/270	Oregon
	The best player from Idaho in the past five years?
	Lee Ziemba Rogers (AR) Rogers	OL	6-7/295	Auburn
	Has been the best o-line prospect in Arkansas for years.

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