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Rivals.com Rivals250 2009 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/26/2009

2009 Rank		Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Bryce Brown Wichita (KS) Wichita East	RB	6-0/215	Tennessee
	New No. 1: Earned Co-MVP in U.S. Army All-American game, rushing for 45 yards and catching two touchdown passes.
2	Rueben Randle Bastrop (LA) Bastrop	WR	6-3/195	LSU
	Playing out of position at quarterback as a senior, Randle passed for 2,461 yards and 20 touchdowns. He added 683 yards and 12 more touchdowns on the ground.
3	D.J. Fluker Foley (AL) Foley	OL	6-7/350	Alabama
	Big mover: Fluker completed two weeks of dominating performances at the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic and U. S. Army All-American Game.
4	Sheldon Richardson St. Louis (MO) Gateway High	DT	6-4/292	Missouri
	U.S. Army All-American selection helped lead team deep in the Missouri state playoffs by doing damage on both sides of the football. Had a quarterback sack, a hurry and a tackle for a loss in the Army game.
5	Matt Barkley Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei	QB	6-3/226	USC
	Big mover: Earned MVP Award at Under Armour All American Game by passing for 237 yards and two touchdowns.
6	Trent Richardson Pensacola (FL) Escambia	RB	5-11/210	Alabama
	Rushed for 2,090 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior.
7	Russell Shepard Houston (TX) Cypress Ridge	QB	6-1/179	LSU
	In 2008, Shepard rushed for 835 yards and 11 touchdowns - in his team's three playoff games.
8	Devon Kennard Phoenix (AZ) Desert Vista	DE	6-3/257	USC
	Notes: Was on his way to another amazing season after dominating this summer and the previous two seasons, but an injury has sidelined him for the rest of the season. Having him ranked here reflects Kennard's amazing potential.
9	Vontaze Burfict Corona (CA) Centennial	LB	6-2/244	Arizona State
	Was the third-leading tackler for the West team in the Army Bowl. He also dominated in all-star game practices, capping off an amazing senior season that saw him lead his team to a CIF title and a state championship.
10	Jelani Jenkins Olney (MD) Our Lady Of Good Counsel	LB	6-2/220	Florida
	Jenkins led his team to an 11-1 record as a senior and was a standout at the Crab Bowl and the Under Armour All American Game.
11	Dre Kirkpatrick Gadsden (AL) Gadsden City	DB	6-2/180	Alabama
	Kirkpatrick is a rare find because he is a big cornerback prospect with great ball skills. He could also be an outstanding safety.
12	Manti Te'o Laie (HI) Punahou	LB	6-2/225	Notre Dame
	Recorded 90 tackles, five sacks and rushed for 400 yards and 10 TDs as a junior. In 2008 he had 98 tackles in nine games (10.9 per game).
13	Ray Ray Armstrong Sanford (FL) Seminole	ATH	6-4/218	Miami
	New five star: Led his high school team to the 6A state championship. His Seminole High team was the first non-South Florida squad to win the 6A title since Apopka in 2001.
14	Alex Okafor Pflugerville (TX) Pflugerville	DE	6-4/232	Texas
	As a senior, Okafor picked up 59 tackles and nine sacks.
15	Jacobbi McDaniel Greenville (FL) Madison	DT	6-0/267	Florida State
	McDaniel is a strong and powerful defensive tackle prospect that can really push the pocket. He was the top defensive lineman at the Under Armour All-Star Game in Orlando.
16	Donte Moss Jacksonville (NC) Northside	DE	6-4/235	North Carolina
	Moss was arguably the top defender in both the Shrine Bowl and the U.S. Army All American Bowl.
17	Janzen Jackson Lake Charles (LA) Barbe	DB	6-0/174	Tennessee
	Recorded 93 tackles and five interceptions as a senior.
18	Garrett Gilbert Austin (TX) Lake Travis	QB	6-4/205	Texas
	Rewrote the record books in Texas, finishing as a senior with career passing marks in yardage and touchdowns as well as single-season touchdown and yardage marks.
19	Patrick Hall Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure	ATH	6-1/181	USC
	U.S. Army All-America member averaged 9.69 yards a carry as a senior and had 11 touchdown runs in 2009. He made several dozen tackles from his safety spot.
20	Craig Loston Aldine (TX) Eisenhower	DB	6-2/193	LSU
	Recorded three tackles and a spectacular pass breakup in the Under Armour All-American game following a dominating week of practice.
21	Andre Debose Sanford (FL) Seminole	WR	6-0/170	Florida
	Debose is a Percy Harvin-type of player that should be a perfect fit in the Florida offense. He made an incredible touchdown catch with 33 seconds left in the state title game to help lead his team over Miami Northwestern.
22	Christine Michael Beaumont (TX) West Brook	RB	5-11/202	Texas A&M
	In nine games as a senior, Michael rushed for 1,414 yards and 25 touchdowns.
23	Gary Brown Quincy (FL) West Gadsden	DT	6-3/275	Florida
	New five star: Recorded one tackle for loss, and three quarterback hurries in the Under Armour All American Game.
24	Darius Winston West Helena (AR) Central	DB	6-0/180	Arkansas
	Despite teams throwing away from him, Winston managed to pull in eight interceptions and broke up nine more passes as a senior.
25	Chris Davenport Mansfield (LA) Mansfield	DT	6-4/318	LSU
	Despite missing much of his senior season with a knee injury, Davenport still managed 45 tackles and nine sacks in only four games.
26	William Campbell Detroit (MI) Cass Tech	DT	6-5/317	Michigan
	Campbell was one of the more dominating players for the East squad in the Army practices on both sides of the ball. While he was recruited at defensive tackle, his play as an offensive tackle could potentially open up even more opportunities for greatness in the future.
27	Greg Reid Valdosta (GA) Lowndes	DB	5-9/175	Florida State
	New five star: Named Georgia player of the year, and recorded two interceptions in UA All American Game.
28	Branden Smith Atlanta (GA) Washington	DB	5-11/171	Georgia
	Smith is a cornerback with blazing speed and very good cover skills. He's also dangerous with the ball in his hands and could see some time on offense in Athens.
29	Mason Walters Wolfforth (TX) Frenship	OL	6-6/290	Texas
	New five star: Was the most physically gifted lineman at the UA All American practices.
30	T.J. McDonald Fresno (CA) Edison	DB	6-2/200	USC
	New five star: His physical presence and ability at the U. S. Army All-American practices was reminiscent of his father, Tim McDonald.
31	Corey Brown Monroeville (PA) Gateway	DB	6-0/180	Ohio State
	New five star: Recorded three interceptions in the Hawaii/Mainland All-Star game, and had a touchdown catch in the U. S. Army All American Game.
32	Nico Johnson Andalusia (AL) Andalusia	LB	6-3/226	Alabama
	New five star: Johnson led the West squad with four solo tackles, including two tackles for loss, in the Army all-star game.
33	Dorian Bell Monroeville (PA) Gateway	LB	6-0/226	Ohio State
	Bell averaged nearly nine tackles per game as a senior and led his team to a 12-1 record.
34	Willie Downs Tallahassee (FL) Godby	ATH	6-2/192	Florida State
	Recorded four tackles, two tackles for a loss, and had an interception return for touchdown in the U. S. Army All American Game.
35	Justin Turner Massillon (OH) Washington	DB	6-2/186	Michigan
	Recorded 40 tackles, three interceptions, five tackles for loss and returned 11 kicks for 355 yards as a senior. Was one of the more dominating players in the Army Bowl, leading the East team with seven tackles and one interception.
36	Jamarkus McFarland Lufkin (TX) Lufkin	DT	6-3/280	Oklahoma
	Along with being a force on the gridiron, McFarland was named to the Texas Academic All-State team.
37	Xavier Nixon Fayetteville (NC) Jack Britt	OL	6-6/263	Florida
	Nixon won the left tackle job on the East squad at the U.S. Army All American Bowl after leading his high school team to a 14-2 record.
38	Malliciah Goodman Florence (SC) West Florence	DE	6-4/255	Clemson
	Goodman is big and athletic, but he is a bit raw. However, the defensive lineman has a very high ceiling.
39	Randall Carroll Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral	ATH	5-10/175	UCLA
	Speed kills, and Carroll is one of the fastest in the nation. He has recorded a sub-10.5 100-meters. He also had a tremendous senior season with an average of more than 18 yards per catch.
40	David Wilson Danville (VA) George Washington	RB	5-11/192	Virginia Tech
	Wilson scored two touchdowns in the Hawaii prep Classic after scoring 28 as a senior.
41	Cliff Harris Fresno (CA) Edison	DB	6-0/165	Oregon
	Big mover: Demonstrated the best cover skills of any defensive back during the U. S. Army All American practices.
42	Nick Kasa Broomfield (CO) Legacy	DE	6-7/245	Colorado
	Big mover: Kasa recorded one tackle, two quarterback hurries and had a stellar week of practice at the U. S. Army All American Game.
43	Gabe Lynn Jenks (OK) Jenks	DB	6-0/185	Oklahoma
	Lynn was a key factor in helping his Jenks team play for the state championship. He had 42 tackles as a senior, including a season-high seven tackles against rival Muskogee.
44	Ronnell Lewis Dewar (OK) Dewar	LB	6-3/220	Oklahoma
	Big mover: Recorded four tackles, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery in the UA All American Game.
45	Shayne Skov Pawling (NY) Trinity Pawling	LB	6-2/235	Stanford
	Skov led the East in tackles for a loss in the U.S. Army All American Bowl despite an injury-plagued senior year.
46	Aaron Murray Tampa (FL) Plant	QB	6-0/198	Georgia
	Everyone knows Murray is a terrific and accurate passer. But he also showed toughness and courage after breaking his leg mid-way through the season. He came back to lead Tampa Plant to a state championship.
47	Chris Faulk Slidell (LA) Northshore	OL	6-6/310	LSU
	At 6 feet 6 and 310 pounds, Faulk has been clocked at less than 5 seconds in the 40.
48	Jheranie Boyd Gastonia (NC) Ashbrook	WR	6-2/184	North Carolina
	Averaged more than 20 yards per catch as a junior and senior. Has run a 22.1 in the 200-meter dash.
49	Morgan Moses Richmond (VA) Meadowbrook	OL	6-7/347	Virginia
	Moses led his team to a 9-3 record as a senior and was named to the Hawaii Prep Classic and the U.S. Army All American Bowl.
50	Patrick Patterson Macon (MS) Noxubee County	WR	6-3/215	Ole Miss
	In his team's state championship victory, Patterson rushed for 49 yards on seven carries and added 104 yards receiving on four receptions while doubling as a lock-down cornerback.
51	Tajh Boyd Hampton (VA) Phoebus	QB	6-0/208	Clemson
	Boyd was the co-MVP of the U.S. Army All American Bowl after throwing three touchdown passes.
52	Marcus Hall Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus	OL	6-5/290	Ohio State
	The imposing line prospect led one of the top teams in Ohio. He could also play inside if things don't work out at tackle.
53	Marlon Brown Memphis (TN) Harding Academy	WR	6-5/205	Georgia
	In a state championship loss, Brown caught four passes for 199 yards and rushed for 139 yards on eight carries. He had four touchdowns on only 12 touches.
54	Zeke Motta Vero Beach (FL) Vero Beach	LB	6-2/207	Notre Dame
	Big mover: Motta recorded 137 tackles, eight tackles for a loss, seven pass breakups and three sacks during his senior season.
55	Calvin Howell San Antonio (TX) Warren	DT	6-4/280	Texas
	Big mover: Not only was Howell one of the most physically impressive lineman at the U. S. Army All-American Bowl practices, but he also came back from an injury during the week.
56	Jaamal Berry Miami (FL) Miami Palmetto	RB	5-10/185	Ohio State
	Berry is a cat-quick and speedy back from South Florida who also can catch out of the backfield.
57	Edwin Baker Oak Park (MI) Oak Park	RB	5-10/204	Michigan State
	Baker missed most of his senior season with an injury, but he impressed in summer camps, including the FBU Top Gun Camp.
58	Terry Hawthorne East St. Louis (IL) East St. Louis	WR	6-0/168	Illinois
	His coaches call him the team's "go-to guy," and Hawthorne came through in the clutch plenty as a senior. He was a major reason why East St. Louis won a state championship.
59	Michael Ford Leesville (LA) Leesville	RB	5-10/200	LSU
	Ford rushed for just less than 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns as a senior.
60	Tyrik Rollison Sulphur Springs (TX) Sulphur Springs	QB	6-2/185	Auburn
	He averaged more than 295 yards passing per game as a senior and threw for 51 touchdowns.
61	Ryne Giddins Seffner (FL) Armwood	DE	6-4/235	USF
	Giddins, who is one of the nation's best pass rushers, gives South Florida one of the biggest commitments in team history for Bulls coach Jim Leavitt.
62	Orson Charles Tampa (FL) Plant	WR	6-2/230	Georgia
	Charles, who had 75 catches for 1,421 yards and 21 touchdowns, helped lead his team to a 4A Florida state championship.
63	Xavier Su'a Filo Provo (UT) Timpview	OL	6-4/285	UCLA
	Big mover: He led his team to back-to-back undefeated seasons and state championships.
64	Jon Bostic Wellington (FL) Palm Beach Central	LB	6-1/218	Florida
	Bostic is a versatile and talented linebacker prospect who can play all three linebacker positions.
65	Rodney Smith Miami (FL) Archbishop Carroll	WR	6-6/202	Florida State
	Smith is a big and athletic wide receiver who can jump through the gym. Smith caught 32 passes for 705 yards and 10 scores in 2008.
66	Michael Philipp San Bernardino (CA) Arroyo Valley	OL	6-3/320	Oregon State
	Philipp, who was part of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, can play guard, tackle or center.
67	Tana Patrick Stevenson (AL) North Jackson	LB	6-3/215	Alabama
	Patrick is an athletic linebacker prospect who was a two-way star in high school.
68	Nu'Keese Richardson Pahokee (FL) Pahokee	WR	5-8/151	Tennessee
	Richardson is a speedy slot receiver who is at his best with the ball in space. He's quick, fast and very explosive.
69	Garrett Porter Odessa (TX) Permian	OL	6-6/308	Texas
	Porter anchored an offensive line that led Odessa Permian to consecutive undefeated regular seasons.
70	Demonte McAllister Tampa (FL) Alonso	DE	6-3/263	Florida State
	He dominated the offensive tackles all week at the Under Armour All-American Game practices.
71	Logan Thomas Lynchburg (VA) Brookville	TE	6-6/233	Virginia Tech
	Thomas made the transition from quarterback to wideout at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
72	Jarvis Jones Columbus (GA) Carver	DE	6-3/226	USC
	Jones missed most of the playoffs with a broken hand. He could play MIKE, SAM or even put his hand down at the next level.
73	Justin Chaisson Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman	DE	6-4/252	Oklahoma
	Big mover: Chiasson recorded three tackles and two sacks in the Under Armour All-American Game.
74	Jamie Wood Pickerington (OH) Central	DB	6-2/190	Ohio State
	A longtime Ohio State pledge, Wood had 79 total tackles, eight pass breakups and six tackles for a loss as a senior.
75	Bryce McNeal Minneapolis (MN) Breck	WR	6-2/170	Clemson
	McNeal had two receptions in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl, where he also announced he was heading to Clemson.
76	Cierre Wood Oxnard (CA) Santa Clara	RB	6-0/192	Notre Dame
	Wood, the main offensive weapon for his high school team this past season, rushed for 1,526 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior.
77	Chris Watt Glen Ellyn (IL) Glenbard West	OL	6-3/280	Notre Dame
	Watt helped his team go deep in the Illinois state playoffs as a senior.
78	Kevin Brent Dallas (TX) South Oak Cliff	DB	5-11/196	Oklahoma
	Brent showed his versatility by lining up at middle linebacker during his senior season out of necessity.
79	Jerod Askew Chesapeake (VA) Oscar Smith	LB	6-0/230	Tennessee
	Askew led his team to a 15-0 record and a state title this season.
80	Lamar Miller Miami (FL) Killian	RB	5-11/205	Miami
	Miller had a big senior season down in Dade County, rushing for more than 1,700 yards and scoring 22 touchdowns.
81	Chris Burnette LaGrange (GA) Troup	OL	6-2/300	Georgia
	Burnette is a strong and powerful offensive guard prospect who is a much better run-blocker at this stage.
82	Justin Green Louisville (KY) Male	DB	5-10/178	Illinois
	Green had a 254-yard, five-touchdown rushing performance this season, but he's a CB prospect who can fly.
83	Donavan Tate Cartersville (GA) Cartersville	ATH	6-2/205	North Carolina
	Tate is a super athlete who if he decides to play football, could end up at QB, RB, DB or even LB. Chances are, though, he gets drafted in the first round of the MLB draft in June.
84	Stephon Gilmore Rock Hill (SC) South Pointe	ATH	6-1/180	South Carolina
	Gilmore led his team to the 4A DII state championship while earning player of the year honors.
85	David Barrent West Des Moines (IA) Valley	OL	6-8/290	Michigan State
	"Has long arms, which he uses to excel in pass protection," Rivals.com analyst Barry Every said. "He also has a frame that easily can hold 320 pounds, and he runs on the balls of his feet."
86	Kevin Graf Agoura (CA) Agoura	OL	6-6/301	USC
	A solid senior season was capped off by a strong showing in the Under Amour All-American Game.
87	Damario Jeffery Columbia (SC) Columbia	ATH	6-3/215	South Carolina
	Jeffery is a great athlete who missed the second half of his senior year with a knee injury. He's good enough to play on either side of the ball at WR or S, but he will likely grow into a LB.
88	Eric Shrive Scranton (PA) West Scranton	OL	6-7/302	Penn State
	Shrive has an outstanding week at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and a solid senior season despite his team's 3-7 record.
89	Corey Adams Scottsdale (AZ) Saguaro	DT	6-3/277	Arizona State
	Big mover: Adams helped lead his team to its third consecutive state title and impressed at the UA Game.
90	Duron Carter Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas	WR	6-2/183	Ohio State
	Big mover: Carter was spectacular in Orlando, proving he was the top receiver on either squad at the Under Armour practices. He lacks great speed but runs great routes and catches everything in sight.
91	Chris Whaley Madisonville (TX) Madisonville	ATH	6-3/232	Texas
	In only nine games as a senior, Whaley rushed for 1,925 yards and 24 touchdowns.
92	Brandon McGee Lauderhill (FL) Plantation	DB	5-11/186	Miami
	This all-around player recorded 31 tackles and two interceptions while accumulating 300 yards receiving.
93	DeOnte Arnett Forestville (MD) Forestville Military Acad	DE	6-4/243	Maryland
	Big mover: Arnett was arguably the most impressive defensive player at the Crab Bowl.
94	Fletcher Cox Yazoo City (MS) Yazoo City	DE	6-4/240	Mississippi State
	At 6 feet 4 and 240 pounds, Cox competes in the 4 x 100 and 4 x 200 in track.
95	Abry Jones Warner Robins (GA) Northside School	DT	6-3/273	Georgia
	Jones will eventually be a 300-pound defensive tackle for the University of Georgia.
96	Morrell Presley Carson (CA) Carson	WR	6-4/215	UCLA
	Presley had three catches for 40 yards in the Under Armour All-American Game.
97	David Oku Lincoln (NE) East	RB	5-10/186	Tennessee
	Oku rushed for 3,090 yards and 39 TDs in his last two seasons, and he helped lead his team to the Class 5A state championship game as a senior.
98	Byron Moore Harbor City (CA) Narbonne	DB	6-0/188	USC
	Moore played his way into the Rivals100 with jaw-dropping performances at the USC Rising Star Camp and FBU Top Gun Camp. He helped Narbonne go deep in the CIF City Section playoffs.
99	Alshon Jeffery St. Matthews (SC) Calhoun County	WR	6-3/214	South Carolina
	Rivals.com analysts said Jeffrey had some of the best hands at the Under Armour All-American Game.
100	John Martinez Salt Lake City (UT) Cottonwood Senior	OL	6-2/264	USC
	The ultra-quick lineman could play any position on the OL, but he could be an elite center prospect.
101	Ronnie Wingo Jr. St. Louis (MO) University	ATH	6-3/212	Arkansas
	He scored seven touchdowns in a game this season and played every single down on defense, lining up at cornerback and safety. He also played tight end in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
102	Dillon Quinn Elmsford (NY) Trinity Pawling	DT	6-6/295	Boston College
	Quinn was one of the defensive standouts at the Hawaii Prep Classic after a solid senior season.
103	Waymon James Sherman (TX) Sherman	RB	5-8/190	TCU
	In his final high school game, James rushed for 168 yards and a touchdown while also piling up 59 yards receiving in a losing effort.
104	Je'Ron Stokes Philadelphia (PA) Northeast	WR	6-1/178	Michigan
	Stokes has a solid week at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and led his high school team to a 7-5 record as a senior.
105	Chris Thompson Greenville (FL) Madison	RB	5-8/173	Florida State
	Thompson is a Warrick Dunn-type running back who is explosive in the run game and as a receiver. He was slowed by an ankle injury in the postseason.
106	Deandre Coleman Seattle (WA) Garfield	DT	6-4/295	California
	The quick-footed two-way starter recorded 45 tackles as a junior. He played well in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
107	Rolando Jefferson Fresno (CA) Edison	WR	6-2/190	Junior College
	Jefferson averaged more than 24 yards a catch and had 11 TDs in 2007. He was selected all-area again as a senior.
108	Stanley Hasiak Kapolei (HI) Kapolei	OL	6-6/320	UCLA
	Big mover: Hasiak had two weeks of dominating performances at both Hawaii/Mainland All-Star and Under Armour All-Star practices.
109	Chad Bumphis Tupelo (MS) Tupelo	WR	5-11/185	Mississippi State
	Showed versatility in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic, lining up at both wide receiver and quarterback.
110	Sam Montgomery Greenwood (SC) Greenwood	DE	6-4/230	LSU
	Montgomery is an undersized defensive end who is really quick and fast off the edge. He recorded 85 tackles and 11 sacks in 2008.
111	Bryn Renner West Springfield (VA) West Springfield	QB	6-3/192	North Carolina
	Renner was the best quarterback at the Hawaii Prep Classic following a senior season in which he threw for 35 touchdowns.
112	Jawanza Starling Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln	DB	6-2/195	USC
	Starling is a rangy safety prospect who can really excel in run support. He's physical and covers a ton of ground.
113	Washaun Ealey Twin City (GA) Emanuel County Institute	RB	5-11/205	Georgia
	Ealey is a touchdown machine, scoring 133 and becoming the career record holder in the state of Georgia.
114	Rodney Scott Cross City (FL) Dixie County	RB	5-9/185	Ole Miss
	Scott was the most impressive prospect in the Florida North-South All-Star Game. He's a downhill back who really runs behind his pads.
115	Richard Brehaut Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Los Osos	QB	6-2/206	UCLA
	Brehaut threw for 2,406 yards and 19 touchdowns with only four interceptions as a senior.
116	Eddie Lacy Geismar (LA) Dutchtown	RB	5-11/210	Alabama
	Lacy was limited as a senior because of injury, but he rushed for more than 1,800 yards as a junior while splitting carries.
117	Tom Wort New Braunfels (TX) New Braunfels	LB	6-1/210	Oklahoma
	In only seven games, Wort recorded 62 tackles and had two interception returns for touchdowns.
118	Chris Norman Detroit (MI) Renaissance	LB	6-2/207	Michigan State
	Norman reminds his high school coach of former Wolverines star Larry Foote.
119	Craig Drummond Chicago (IL) Morgan Park	DE	6-5/260	Ole Miss
	Drummond recorded 67 tackles and 18 sacks in 2007. Had three tackles, 1 1/2 tackles for a loss and a half sack in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
120	Rod Woodson Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch	DB	5-11/200	Alabama
	Woodson recorded 95 tackles, five sacks, three interceptions and four receiving touchdowns as a senior.
121	Arthur Lynch Dartmouth (MA) Dartmouth	TE	6-5/240	Georgia
	Lynch averaged more than 15 yards per catch and caught three touchdown passes as a senior.
122	Jarvis Giles Tampa (FL) Gaither	RB	5-11/175	South Carolina
	Giles is a speedy and quick back who is terrific in space. He should give Steve Spurrier a home run threat for his offense.
123	James Green Tallahassee (FL) Leon	WR	6-2/202	Tennessee
	Green the most consistent receiver during the week at the Hawaii/Mainland All-Star Game.
124	Jemari Roberts Long Beach (CA) Woodrow Wilson	WR	6-3/205	Stanford
	Roberts averaged 21.92 yards a reception and 15.8 yards a rush as a senior.
125	Jared McAdoo Chapel Hill (NC) Chapel Hill	DT	6-2/285	North Carolina
	McAdoo recorded nine tackles, one sack and two tackles for loss in the NC/SC Shrine Bowl.
126	Darrington Sentimore Destrehan (LA) Destrehan	DT	6-3/265	Alabama
	He was voted MVP in the 5A Louisiana state championship game.
127	Roderick McDowell Sumter (SC) Sumter	RB	5-10/175	Clemson
	McDowell accounted for close to 2,000 all-purpose yards and scored 28 touchdowns this season.
128	AJ McCarron Mobile (AL) St. Paul's	QB	6-4/189	Alabama
	McCarron is a big and talented quarterback with above average arm strength. He threw for more than 1,900 yards with 19 scores and only two picks.
129	Chris Fields Painesville (OH) Harvey	WR	6-0/181	Ohio State
	Fields ranks as the top receiver in Ohio for the 2009 class.
130	Austin Long Memphis (TN) Briarcrest Christian	OL	6-5/268	Georgia
	Long led his team to the playoffs for the first time in four years in 2008.
131	Tom Savage Springfield (PA) Cardinal O'Hara	QB	6-4/217	Rutgers
	Despite playing behind a young offensive line, Savage led his team to six wins as a senior and was solid at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
132	Larvez Mars Apopka (FL) Apopka	LB	5-11/205	Florida International
	'Pooh Bear' is an undersized tackling machine who has a great nose for the ball.
133	Darren Myles Atlanta (GA) Carver	DB	6-0/175	Tennessee
	Myles is a versatile safety prospect who may have more upside at free safety.
134	Desmond Scott Durham (NC) Hillside	RB	5-9/185	Duke
	Scott rushed for 1,890 yards and caught passes for another 532 as a senior and scored 31 touchdowns.
135	De'Antwan Williams Woodbridge (VA) Woodbridge Senior	RB	5-6/185	Rutgers
	Williams is a small but powerful back who is bound for Rutgers.
136	Marquis Simmons Compton (CA) Dominguez	LB	6-2/215	USC
	The longtime USC commit had 52 tackles and five sacks as a senior.
137	Michael Bowman Rossville (GA) Ridgeland	WR	6-4/206	Alabama
	Bowman is a big and athletic wide receiver prospect with a tremendous amount of upside.
138	Keenan Davis Cedar Rapids (IA) Washington High School	WR	6-3/200	Iowa
	Davis averaged around 15 yards a catch as a senior, including a 15-reception performance against Bettendorf.
139	Jayron Hosley Delray Beach (FL) Atlantic	DB	5-11/175	Virginia Tech
	Hosley is a player who can kill you as a receiver, corner and punt returner.
140	Michael Carter Pompano Beach (FL) Blanche Ely	DB	5-11/154	Minnesota
	Carter is a physical and aggressive cornerback prospect who just needs to get bigger and stronger at the next level in Morgantown.
141	Frankie Telfort Miami (FL) Gulliver Prep	LB	5-11/197	USC
	Telfort is a defensive prospect who really gets to the football in a hurry. He could play strong safety in the right system.
142	Andrew Maxwell Midland (MI) Midland	QB	6-3/192	Michigan State
	Maxwell threw for 2,032 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior while completing around 60 percent of his passes.
143	Lonnie Pryor Okeechobee (FL) Okeechobee	RB	6-1/195	Florida State
	Pryor rushed for 5,012 yards and 48 touchdowns over the past three seasons.
144	Dexter Pratt Navasota (TX) Navasota	ATH	6-2/227	Oklahoma State
	Pratt finished his senior season with 1,353 yards on only 178 carries and also caught 13 passes for 260 yards.
145	C.J. Barnett Clayton (OH) Northmont	DB	6-1/181	Ohio State
	The All-Ohio Division I first-team selection was the sixth Ohio State pledge in this class.
146	Eugene Smith Miramar (FL) Miramar	QB	6-3/182	West Virginia
	Smith has great upside and a big arm, and he could certainly be the quarterback of the future at West Virginia.
147	Kevin Norwood D'Iberville (MS) D'Iberville	WR	6-3/180	Alabama
	Had 101 yards receiving and one touchdown as well as an interception in the 4A state championship game.
148	Nick Alajajian Naples (FL) Naples	OL	6-4/280	Florida
	Alajajian missed his senior year with a broken ankle. He will likely be a guard at Florida.
149	Dominique Wallace Fredericksburg (VA) Chancellor	RB	6-1/231	Virginia
	Wallace led his team to a 12-1 record as a senior playing both running back and linebacker.
150	Marlon Pollard San Bernardino (CA) Cajon	DB	6-1/160	UCLA
	Pollard had 56 tackles, three interceptions and two blocked field goals as a senior.
151	Jeremy Gallon Apopka (FL) Apopka	ATH	5-8/165	Michigan
	Gallon was the most consistent and elusive receiver for the East squad at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl practices.
152	Adam Hall Tucson (AZ) Palo Verde Magnet	ATH	6-4/195	Arizona
	Big mover: Hall rushed for 1,100 yards, caught passes for 860 yards and recorded 1,000 return yards while scoring 40 touchdowns his senior season.
153	Drayton Calhoun Tucker (GA) Tucker	ATH	6-0/175	LSU
	Calhoun is a dynamic athlete who projects as a cornerback at the next level. He helped lead Tucker (Ga.) High School to a state title.
154	Marcus Davis League City (TX) Clear Creek	DB	6-0/192	Texas
	Davis averaged 26 yards per punt return and piled up 72 tackles as a senior.
155	Barkevious Mingo West Monroe (LA) West Monroe	LB	6-5/209	LSU
	In only his second year playing organized football, Mingo compiled 59 tackles, four tackles for loss, seven sacks, four forced fumbles and seven fumble recoveries.
156	Craig Roh Scottsdale (AZ) Chaparral	DE	6-5/230	Michigan
	Roh recorded one sack and three quarterback hurries in the Under Armour All-American Game.
157	Greg Timmons Aldine (TX) Eisenhower	WR	6-2/191	Texas
	Timmons finished his senior season with 28 receptions for 530 yards and six touchdowns.
158	Brennan Williams West Roxbury (MA) Catholic Memorial	OL	6-6/272	North Carolina
	Williams was one of the most athletic linemen on either team at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
159	Eric Gordon Nashville (TN) Hillsboro	DB	5-9/187	Tennessee
	Gordon was named offensive MVP in his team's state championship victory over Tennessee power Maryville.
160	Shaquelle Evans Inglewood (CA) Inglewood	WR	6-0/203	Notre Dame
	Evans not only led his team in receiving but also in tackles as a senior.
161	Josh Downs Bastrop (LA) Bastrop	DT	6-1/275	LSU
	Downs had five sacks as a senior interior defender in 2008 and also recovered two fumbles.
162	Kraig Appleton East St. Louis (IL) East St. Louis	WR	6-3/190	Wisconsin
	Appleton led his team to state final in 2007 with 59 receptions and 15 TDs. Then he helped his team win the state championship as a senior. He also has been clocked in the 200-meter dash in 21.3 seconds.
163	Kevin Newsome Chatham (VA) Hargrave Military Academy	QB	6-3/217	Penn State
	Newsome led the East in rushing in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and also completed a 42-yard pass.
164	Tate Forcier San Diego (CA) Scripps Ranch	QB	6-0/184	Michigan
	Forcier earned first-team all-metro honors as a senior.
165	Dontae Aycock Tampa (FL) Chamberlain	RB	5-10/216	Auburn
	Aycock is a terrific looking running back prospect who has size, speed and great balance. He could be a QB in the right system.
166	Knile Davis Missouri City (TX) Fort Bend Marshall	RB	6-0/209	Arkansas
	Davis averaged 9.8 yards per carry in high school despite missing most of his junior and senior seasons with injury.
167	Kendall Kelly Gadsden (AL) Gadsden City	WR	6-4/210	Alabama
	At 6-4 and 215 pounds, Davis has recorded a vertical of 38 inches.
168	D.J. Hunter Middletown (OH) Middletown	DB	6-0/196	list
	Hunter helped his team to a 6-4 record as a senior, earning all-area honors for the second straight season.
169	Todd Thomas Beaver Falls (PA) Beaver Falls	WR	6-3/200	Pittsburgh
	Thomas accounted for more than 1,300 all-purpose yards as a senior in leading his team to a 12-1 record.
170	Justin Dixon Smithfield (NC) Smithfield Selma Senior	LB	6-0/228	North Carolina
	Dixon led his team to a 7-5 record as a senior running back and linebacker.
171	Montez Robinson Avon (IN) Avon	DE	6-5/235	Georgia
	Robinson put his name on the national map with a strong summer camp. The he proved during the season and in all-star games that he's one of the best edge rushers in the nation.
172	Philip Lutzenkirchen Marietta (GA) Lassiter	TE	6-4/245	Auburn
	Lutzenkirchen was the offensive leader of a 9-3 team as a senior.
173	Cody Green Dayton (TX) Dayton	QB	6-4/220	Nebraska
	Green rushed for 27 touchdowns and passed for 36 more, amassing close to 5,000 yards of total offense in his senior year.
174	Corey Linsley Youngstown (OH) Boardman	OL	6-4/285	Ohio State
	Linsley was impressive enough this spring to earn a coveted offer from Ohio State.
175	Josh Hunter Charlotte (NC) Mallard Creek	DB	6-2/172	North Carolina
	Hunter had a tremendous senior year despite his team's 1-10 record and was a standout at the Shrine Bowl.
176	DeVonte Holloman Rock Hill (SC) South Pointe	LB	6-2/214	South Carolina
	Holloman should grow into a linebacker at the next level.
177	Dominic Clarke Frederick (MD) Tuscarora	DB	5-10/183	Ohio State
	Clarke is one of four Maryland cornerbacks to make the Rivals250.
178	Marcus Trice Mesquite (TX) Mesquite	DB	5-8/167	Oklahoma
	Trice caught 61 passes for 690 yards and four touchdowns as a senior.
179	Jason Ankrah Gaithersburg (MD) Quince Orchard	DE	6-4/248	Nebraska
	Ankrah had double-digit sacks as a senior in leading his team to a 10-2 record.
180	Josh Boyd Philadelphia (MS) Philadelphia	DT	6-3/275	Mississippi State
	Boyd had 110 tackles, seven sacks and three fumble recoveries in 2008.
181	Terry Shankle Norwood (NC) South Stanly	DB	5-10/167	North Carolina
	Shankle was the best cover cornerback at the Shrine Bowl and has the best ball skills in the country at cornerback.
182	Craig Bills Provo (UT) Timpview	DB	6-1/196	BYU
	The hard-hitting safety led his team to state titles in 2007 and 2008.
183	Jamal-Rashad Patterson McDonough (GA) Henry County	WR	6-2/194	Stanford
	In the past two seasons, Patterson has caught 83 passes for 1,768 yards and 20 touchdowns.
184	Dyron Dye Sanford (FL) Seminole	DE	6-4/215	Miami
	Dye is a pure speed rusher at this point of his career. He needs to bulk up and play with more technique.
185	Jack Lippert Harrisburg (PA) Central Dauphin	DE	6-3/243	Pittsburgh
	Lippert had 34 tackles and 11 sacks as a senior on a 7-4 team.
186	Rantavious Wooten Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	WR	5-10/158	Georgia
	Wooten is a big-time playmaker who should give the Dawgs another threat on the perimeter.
187	Brandon Thomas Spartanburg (SC) Dorman	OL	6-4/280	Clemson
	Thomas is an athletic lineman with great feet who could play either tackle or guard.
188	Denard Robinson Deerfield Beach (FL) Deerfield Beach	ATH	6-0/179	Michigan
	Robinson is a high school quarterback who projects as a receiver in college.
189	J.K. Jay Greenville (SC) Christ Church	OL	6-6/275	Clemson
	Jay is an offensive tackle prospect who is strong and very physical at the point of attack.
190	James Boyd Los Angeles (CA) Jordan	ATH	6-4/211	USC
	An athlete who likely will be a defender in college, Boyd threw for 2,499 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior.
191	Eric Stephens Mansfield (TX) Timberview	RB	5-8/177	Texas Tech
	Stephens rushed for more than 1,200 yards in each of the past three seasons.
192	Bradley Battles Marianna (FL) Marianna	ATH	5-9/179	USF
	Battles could play on either side of the ball at USF as a CB or RB/WR.
193	Tyler Stockton Linwood (NJ) Hun School	DT	6-1/290	Notre Dame
	After an injury-plagued senior year, Stockton was one of the biggest surprises at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
194	Taylor Lewan Scottsdale (AZ) Chaparral	OL	6-7/272	Michigan
	Senior film and play in all-star game proved he's one of the nation's elite tackle prospects. His upside is simply through the roof.
195	Allan Bridgford Mission Viejo (CA) Mission Viejo	QB	6-3/213	California
	Bridgford captured the Glenn Davis Award at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. The award goes to player from the West squad who best represents the Army's standards for athletics, education and community services.
196	Travis Hawkins Gaithersburg (MD) Quince Orchard	DB	5-10/181	Maryland
	Hawkins was a standout on offense and defense for a 10-2 team as a senior and one of the best defensive backs at the Crab Bowl.
197	Bud Golden Cincinnati (OH) Sycamore	RB	6-0/191	Illinois
	Golden rushed for 1,513 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior.
198	Thomas Ashcraft Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill	OL	6-5/300	Texas
	Ashcraft averaged eight pancakes blocks per game for his Cedar Hill program as a senior.
199	Zach Mettenberger Watkinsville (GA) Oconee County	QB	6-4/229	Georgia
	Mettenberger has size and a big-time arm. He will battle Aaron Murray for the future starting QB spot in Athens.
200	Jordan Kohout Waupun (WI) Waupun	DT	6-4/265	Wisconsin
	The two-way starter recorded 56 tackles, eight tackles for loss and four sacks in 2007. He repeated all-area honors as a senior.
201	Michael Brockers Houston (TX) Chavez	DE	6-6/255	LSU
	Brockers was named district 20-5A defensive player of the year in Texas.
202	Justin Brown Wilmington (DE) Concord	WR	6-3/209	Penn State
	Brown had 27 catches for 500-plus yards and 10 scores as a senior.
203	Nathan Scheelhaase Kansas City (MO) Rockhurst	QB	6-3/184	Illinois
	Scheelhaase was named the player of year in Kansas City as a junior. His father, Nate, and uncle, Owen Gill, both played for Iowa.
204	Chris Smith Meridian (MS) Meridian	WR	6-1/191	Mississippi State
	He had 70 receptions for 1,076 yards and 10 touchdowns during his senior season.
205	Luther Robinson Fort Pierce (FL) Westwood	DT	6-3/280	Miami
	Robinson may be an even better offensive line prospect.
206	Shavodrick Beaver Wichita Falls (TX) Rider	QB	6-2/179	Tulsa
	Beaver missed much of his senior season to injury, but he passed for more than 2,600 yards as a junior while rushing for just less than 500 yards.
207	Corey Gaines Tallahassee (FL) Godby	DT	6-0/274	Ole Miss
	Gaines is an undersized lineman who could end up playing defensive tackle, guard or center at the next level.
208	Steve Williams Dallas (TX) Skyline	DB	5-10/160	California
	Along with his dominant play on the field, Williams sports a 1300 on his SAT.
209	Sheldon Price La Puente (CA) Bishop Amat	DB	6-2/155	UCLA
	Price is a tall, rangy corner who has the size to match up with bigger receivers. He had 32 tackles, two interceptions and one fumble recovery as a senior.
210	Jamal Reid Mayo (FL) Lafayette	ATH	6-1/175	Miami
	Reid recorded four catches for 65 yards and one touchdown in the Under Armour All- American Game.
211	John Drew Columbus (GA) Northside	DT	6-1/303	Duke
	Drew recorded 73 tackles, eight sacks, 12 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles as a senior.
212	Jack Mewhort Toledo (OH) St. John's	OL	6-6/292	Ohio State
	Big mover: Mewhort proved to be one of the biggest and most physical centers in the country at the Under Armour All-American practices.
213	Quinton Washington St. Stephen (SC) Timberland	OL	6-3/315	Michigan
	He was named a member of both the NC/SC Shrine Bowl and the Under Armour All-American Game.
214	Storm Klein Newark (OH) Licking Valley	LB	6-2/220	Ohio State
	Klein was the Gatorade Football Player of the Year in 2008 and a Division III first team all-state selection.
215	Anthony LaLota Princeton (NJ) Hun School	DE	6-6/260	Michigan
	LaLota carried the load on defense during his senior season despite playing only his second year of organized football.
216	Melvin Fellows Garfield Heights (OH) Garfield Heights	DE	6-5/245	Ohio State
	An up-and-down senior season didn't match up to what he did as a junior when he recorded 92 tackles, seven sacks and nine batted passes in 2007.
217	Tyler Russell Meridian (MS) Meridian	QB	6-4/200	Mississippi State
	Russell led his team to the 5A state title while breaking South Panola's 89-game win streak.
218	Chris Williams Cincinnati (OH) Winton Woods	DB	5-11/185	Cincinnati
	The big, physical corner is working hard at improving his academics.
219	Patrick Ward New Lenox (IL) Providence Catholic	OL	6-6/295	Northwestern
	Rivals.com analyst Barry Every: "Once he grows into his frame, look out. Has the look and feel of a long-term starter at the next level."
220	Stepfan Taylor Mansfield (TX) Mansfield	RB	5-11/205	Stanford
	Taylor rushed for 2,463 yards and 33 touchdowns during his senior season.
221	Michael Schofield Orland Park (IL) Sandburg	OL	6-6/272	Michigan
	He impressed at the Hawaii/Mainland All-Star Game, helping cement his status as one of the best players in the Midwest.
222	Isaac Holmes Hoboken (NJ) Hoboken	DT	6-3/295	Rutgers
	Holmes anchored a defense that sparked his team to an 8-4 record this season.
223	Jack Harris Parker (CO) Chaparral	OL	6-6/270	Colorado
	The Colorado pledge's senior film pushed him into the Rivals250. Harris has a great combination of size, speed and athleticism for an offensive tackle.
224	William Ming Athens (AL) Athens	DE	6-4/265	Alabama
	Ming recorded 77 tackles and seven sacks as a junior while also starring on the offensive side of the ball at tight end.
225	James Jackson Grand Ledge (MI) Grand Ledge	WR	6-0/175	Ohio State
	Jackson more than 500 yards receiving and averaged 12.90 yards a catch as a senior.
226	De'Von Flournoy Van Nuys (CA) Birmingham	WR	6-0/178	USC
	Flournoy had another solid season, racking up 45 receptions for 1,091 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior.
227	Olivier Vernon Miami (FL) American	DE	6-3/239	Miami
	Vernon has great quickness off the ball and is a terrific edge rusher.
228	Osahon Irabor Upland (CA) Upland	DB	5-10/178	Arizona State
	Irabor had a great all-around effort this season with 637 yards receiving and 42 tackles.
229	Eryon Barnett Euless (TX) Trinity	DB	6-3/193	Texas
	Barnett picked up four interceptions before tearing his anterior cruciate ligament midway through the regular season.
230	Willie Haulstead Titusville (FL) Titusville	WR	6-3/210	Florida State
	Haulstead is a big and physical receiver with excellent hands.
231	Joshua Adams Cheshire (CT) Cheshire Academy	WR	6-4/200	North Carolina
	Adams had 56 catches for 1,131 yards and 14 scores as a senior.
232	Derrick Thomas Greenbelt (MD) Eleanor Roosevelt	DB	6-0/176	Penn State
	Thomas was a standout on both sides of the ball as a senior, leading his team to an 8-1 record.
233	Cameron Gordon Inkster (MI) Inkster	WR	6-2/211	Michigan
	Gordon had four receptions, a touchdown and a pair of 2-point conversions on offense and six tackles on defense in the state championship game.
234	Levine Toilolo San Diego (CA) Helix	TE	6-8/239	Stanford
	Toilolo caused just as much damage on defense as he did on offense, but his long-term potential could be at offensive tackle.
235	Bradley McDougald Dublin (OH) Scioto	DB	6-0/181	Kansas
	McDougald had around 500 yards rushing and 35 tackles on defense as a senior.
236	Mike Gillislee Deland (FL) Deland	RB	6-1/205	Florida
	Gillislee is a multi-faceted running back prospect who can beat you in the running or the passing game.
237	Mike James Davenport (FL) Ridge	RB	5-11/211	Miami
	James is a terrific inside runner who has a good combination of size, speed and power.
238	Todd Golper Arcadia (CA) Arcadia	LB	6-0/225	UCLA
	Golper had 88 tackles, averaging 12.6 per game, as a senior.
239	Fitzgerald Toussaint Youngstown (OH) Liberty	RB	5-10/185	Michigan
	He rushed for 2,239 yards (10.1 average) and 28 touchdowns in 2008.
240	Rex Burkhead Plano (TX) Plano	RB	5-10/190	Nebraska
	The all-purpose athlete picked up more than 1,700 yards on the ground and just less than 600 yards receiving as a senior.
241	Casey Pachall Brownwood (TX) Brownwood	QB	6-4/189	TCU
	The athletic quarterback prospect rushed for 684 yards and passed for 2,808 yards in 2008.
242	Theo Riddick Manville (NJ) Immaculata	RB	5-10/185	Notre Dame
	Riddick rushed for 1,482 yards and 14 scores as a senior on a 10-2 football team.
243	Raymond Graham Elizabeth (NJ) Elizabeth	RB	5-9/177	Pittsburgh
	Graham rushed for 1,592 yards and 24 scores as a senior.
244	Ivory Wade Dickinson (TX) Dickinson	OL	6-4/306	Baylor
	During his high school career, Wade has earned all-district honors at both offensive line and defensive line.
245	Dasarte Yarnway San Francisco (CA) Sacred Heart Cathedral	RB	6-0/215	California
	"People say that I have great balance and strength," Yarnway said about his playing style. "My ability is unique because I have great footwork, good speed and vision."
246	Colby Berna Fayetteville (AR) Fayetteville	OL	6-4/275	Arkansas
	Berna battled injuries as a senior. As a junior, Berna led his school to its first state championship.
247	David Gilbert Oakland Park (FL) Northeast	DE	6-4/214	Wisconsin
	Gilbert is an active and physical defensive end prospect from South Florida who is headed to Madison.
248	Jeremy Smith Tulsa (OK) Union	RB	5-10/206	Oklahoma State
	Smith led his team to a class 6A state championship as a senior.
249	Darrell Givens Indian Head (MD) Lackey	DB	6-0/170	Penn State
	Givens was a standout at both the Crab Bowl and at the Under Armour All-American Game.
250	Latu Heimuli Salt Lake City (UT) Highland	DT	6-2/296	Utah
	He was a two-time first-team all-state performer.

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