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'05 CA OL Kevin Bemoll (California signee)

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C&G Top 30 (California) USCFootball.com | last sorted on 1/3/2005


The top 30 players in the state of California. These rankings were compiled by USCFootball.com.


Name Pos. Rating Ht/Wt Hometown Schools
1 Marlon Lucky RB 6-0/202 North Hollywood (CA) Nebraska
Maybe the best running back prospect in the nation. Reminds us of former Bronco great Terrell Davis.
2 Rey Maualuga LB 6-2/253 Eureka (CA) list
He can destroy lead blocks or run down a play from the inside out. Naturally powerful.
3 DeSean Jackson WR 5-11/170 Long Beach (CA) Poly list
Poly players get labeled as raw, but Jackson is as polished as they come. A real ankle breaker too.
4 Luthur Brown LB 6-3/227 Lakewood (CA) list
A smart football player who reads plays fast and takes good pursuit angles.
5 Mark Sanchez QB 6-4/211 Mission Viejo (CA) Southern Cal
A much more mobile quarterback than he gets credit for. Gives him some upside.
6 Averell Spicer DE 6-2/260 Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Southern Cal
Throws the shot-put 58' and shows that power on initial contact with blockers.
7 Erik Lorig TE 6-4/250 Rolling Hills Estates (CA) Peninsula list
Peninsula doesn't throw the ball much, so we don't assume he'll play offense in college.
8 Will Harris DB 6-3/195 Covina (CA) Charter Oak Southern Cal
Harris has the potential to play corner if he can get faster. A good cover man, but not super physical.
9 Charles Brown OL 6-6/249 Pomona (CA) Diamond Ranch Southern Cal
We project him as a tackle, but if he can get his 40-time down, he could play tight end.
10 Kevin Thomas DB 6-0/166 Oxnard (CA) Rio Mesa Southern Cal
A bit light under the pads, but very aggressive and smart around the ball.
11 Aleksey Lanis OL 6-5/313 Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw UCLA
A smart, hard-nosed blocker with a very nasty streak to him. Also has a 3.8 GPA.
12 Syd'Quan Thompson ATH 5-9/178 Sacramento (CA) Grant California
Returning Junior Player of the Year. Thompson is a great return man as well as a top corner.
13 Jeremy Childs WR 6-0/180 Los Alamitos (CA) UCLA
Has the hands of USC's Steve Smith, but not quite as tough or agile.
14 Austin Usher WR 6-2/195 Los Angeles (CA) Jefferson list
Not quite as tall as his original listing, but still has a great frame and good speed.
15 Aaron Ware ATH 6-0/180 Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian UCLA
Still labeled as an "athlete", but he'll probably end up playing running back in college.
16 Robert Peele DB 6-0/180 Fresno (CA) Edison list
Peele moved from safety to corner this year and looks to have found a permanent home.
17 Cary Harris DB 6-1/180 Sherman Oaks (CA) Notre Dame list
Cary has great field presence, but his vitals are unconfirmed. Claims a 10.7 100m.
18 Kevin Bemoll OL 6-5/295 Mission Viejo (CA) Ohio State
Bemoll is bigger than former Diablo tackle, Drew Radovich, but not as athletic.

19 Bret Lockett ATH 6-2/188 Diamond Bar (CA) list
Bret has legit 4.5 speed with a 190lb frame. He's also a leader and tireless worker.
20 Rodney Picou OL 6-4/299 Moreno Valley (CA) Canyon Springs Nebraska
Picou drops this far because of grades. Otherwise, he's rated the best guard prospect in California.
21 Brandis Dew ATH 6-5/248 Hemet (CA) Hemet Texas-El Paso
Dew has the arm to play QB, but his physical skills may be better severed on the line.
22 Matt Kopa DE 6-6/268 Elk Grove (CA) Elk Grove Stanford
Made a big splash at the Palo Alto Nike Camp. More likely an offensive tackle in college.
23 David Gettis WR 6-4/198 Los Angeles (CA) Dorsey list
Recently ran a 21.50 200m and a 46.39 400m in track. His ranking could jump this summer.
24 George Hypolite RB 6-3/245 Los Angeles (CA) Loyola list
Hypolite is a very versatile fullback who is capable of making plays with the ball in his hands.
25 Nick Howell OL 6-5/253 Fresno (CA) Bullard Southern Cal
A name on the rise, Howell has a lot of the same upside Charles Brown does, but he's not as athletic.
26 Michael Shelton DE 6-3/211 Compton (CA) Dominguez Arizona
Known for his skills on the hardwood, Shelton is starting to realize his talents on the gridiron.
27 Prince Hall LB 6-0/239 Moreno Valley (CA) Alabama
At 240lbs, Hall actually ran back kicks for Moreno Valley; scoring on kickoff returns of 88 and 92 yards!
28 Michael Coleman ATH 6-2/225 San Bernardino (CA) Arroyo Valley Southern Cal
Coleman is a tremendous overall athlete, but where he plays at the next level remains open to debate.
29 Edward Dickson TE 6-6/225 Bellflower (CA) list
Dickson is still pretty lean, so he could put on another 20lbs of muscle before his freshmen year in college.
30 Roberto Wallace WR 6-4/203 Oceanside (CA) San Diego St.
Derek Shaw gets the hype, but the best athlete in Oceanside is Wallace. His upside is tremendous.
 
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This sucks.

In the glass is half full vein - Since Coach T visited Bemoll earlier and supposedly solidified him and his family.... if he DOES leave.... would this give Coach Tressel enough of a reason to reconsider his "managing style" and maybe be a little harsher on people who "fall out of line" ?

I'm only guessing this is why he isn't solid anymore....I have no idea for sure. But if he lost a recruit because of all the junk in the media....maybe he would rethink some of his positions....
 
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BuckStocksHere said:
This sucks.

In the glass is half full vein - Since Coach T visited Bemoll earlier and supposedly solidified him and his family.... if he DOES leave.... would this give Coach Tressel enough of a reason to reconsider his "managing style" and maybe be a little harsher on people who "fall out of line" ?

I'm only guessing this is why he isn't solid anymore....I have no idea for sure. But if he lost a recruit because of all the junk in the media....maybe he would rethink some of his positions....

Tell me how Smith's violation, months before Bemoll verballed and which weren't brought to light well after Bemoll's verbal, has to do with Bemoll's now taking some visits?
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Tell me how Smith's violation, months before Bemoll verballed and which weren't brought to light well after Bemoll's verbal, has to do with Bemoll's now taking some visits?
You said it yourself. What is there to explain. After he verballed, more junk came out. He probably is reconsidering his commitment based on the stuff that is out there in the media. A LOT of stuff, whether true or not.

What is so hard to figure out about that?

The simple question to be asked here is to Alan and that is: Is he reconsidering BECAUSE OF all the stuff in the media surrounding our program? That will clear that up.

Maybe he is reconsidering because of location or some other non related event....
 
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BuckStocksHere said:
Maybe he is reconsidering because of location or some other non related event....

I would have to doubt that. All this crap with MoC and Troy HAS to figure into these kids decisions.
If you are an OOS kid, all you saw during the Alamo Bowl as mark and trev calling Tressels head.
Any kid pledging the next 3-5 years of his life away is going to rethink his decision after all this.
 
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I was not told why he is reconsidering.....and i want to hear it straight from him before i would even speculate....but...

he is "looking at other places" was a direct quote I got today....

I imagine from this point forward that scout and rivals (because of their better connections) will beat me to the answers....but at least I made us aware of the situation....
 
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strohs said:
I would have to doubt that. All this crap with MoC and Troy HAS to figure into these kids decisions.
If you are an OOS kid, all you saw during the Alamo Bowl as mark and trev calling Tressels head.
Any kid pledging the next 3-5 years of his life away is going to rethink his decision after all this.

Not according to Mr. MililaniBuckeye.... :roll2:
 
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