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To me, this is always the best PA list out there because they interview a lot of people to get it, including Joe Butler who has been an NFL, college, and HS scout for probably 30 years. He started BLESTO scouting. Anyway, they have nice things to say about our PA players this year.
1. Dorian Bell, Gateway HS (Monroeville) LB - Not necessarily huge at 6'0" and 230 pounds, but that's hardly a problem when you combine his speed, athleticism and strength. Has the natural ability to even be a great wide receiver prospect if he chose, but he was born to play linebacker. Plays the run, plays the pass, great blitzer; can basically do everything a linebacker needs to do, and he does it to a high degree. Chose OHIO STATE over more than 50 offers, including Pitt, Penn State, West Virginia, LSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Florida, Michigan and Florida State.
4. Corey Brown, Gateway HS (Monroeville) CB - What's a top 50 list without a couple of Gateway Gators at the top? Needs to add some size to his 180 pound body, but he has excellent cornerback size at 6'1". Excellent high school wide receiver who projects to cornerback at the next level. Not a speed demon, but has good speed to go along with great hands, athleticism, body control and toughness. "Best cover corner I've seen in the state in awhile," says Butler. Chose OHIO STATE over Pitt, Penn State, West Virginia, Michigan, Notre Dame and Alabama, among others.
20. Jordan Hall, Jeannette HS (Jeannette) RB - Once the second banana to superstar Terrelle Pryor, it's now his turn to shine. Not that he wasn't successful as a junior, as he ran up and down the field at will. Very good speed and athleticism. Only 5'9" and 180 pounds so it's not known if he can ever be an every down back. Even if he isn't, he would be a nice change of pace back, receiving threat and return man. Chose to join Pryor at OHIO STATE, with other offers coming from Pitt, Penn State, Michigan and Notre Dame.
http://www.pghsports.com/PSR-News/s...full&id=1220043328&archive=&template=Keystone
1. Dorian Bell, Gateway HS (Monroeville) LB - Not necessarily huge at 6'0" and 230 pounds, but that's hardly a problem when you combine his speed, athleticism and strength. Has the natural ability to even be a great wide receiver prospect if he chose, but he was born to play linebacker. Plays the run, plays the pass, great blitzer; can basically do everything a linebacker needs to do, and he does it to a high degree. Chose OHIO STATE over more than 50 offers, including Pitt, Penn State, West Virginia, LSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Florida, Michigan and Florida State.
4. Corey Brown, Gateway HS (Monroeville) CB - What's a top 50 list without a couple of Gateway Gators at the top? Needs to add some size to his 180 pound body, but he has excellent cornerback size at 6'1". Excellent high school wide receiver who projects to cornerback at the next level. Not a speed demon, but has good speed to go along with great hands, athleticism, body control and toughness. "Best cover corner I've seen in the state in awhile," says Butler. Chose OHIO STATE over Pitt, Penn State, West Virginia, Michigan, Notre Dame and Alabama, among others.
20. Jordan Hall, Jeannette HS (Jeannette) RB - Once the second banana to superstar Terrelle Pryor, it's now his turn to shine. Not that he wasn't successful as a junior, as he ran up and down the field at will. Very good speed and athleticism. Only 5'9" and 180 pounds so it's not known if he can ever be an every down back. Even if he isn't, he would be a nice change of pace back, receiving threat and return man. Chose to join Pryor at OHIO STATE, with other offers coming from Pitt, Penn State, Michigan and Notre Dame.
http://www.pghsports.com/PSR-News/s...full&id=1220043328&archive=&template=Keystone
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The Composite 250 has been updated with the new Rivals & FVS rankings:
---Sam Longo makes his first list. Coming in at #100 on the FVS 150.
1 Matt Barkley QB 6'3” 226 USC
2 Devon Kennard DE 6'3” 257
3 Russell Shepard QB 6'1” 179 LSU
4 Manti Te'o LB 6'2” 230
5 Bryce Brown RB 6'0” 215 Miami, FL
6 Reuben Randle WR 6'3” 195
7 Jamarkus McFarland DT 6'3” 280
8 Jaccobi McDaniel DT 6'0” 267 FSU
9 Cierre Wood RB 6'0” 192 Notre Dame
10 Dre Kirkpatrick CB 6'2” 180
11 Dorian Bell LB 6'0” 226 Ohio State
12 Craig Loston S 6'2” 193 Clemson
13 Garrett Gilbert QB 6'3” 186 Texas
14 Chris Davenport DT 6'4” 318 LSU
15 Marlon Brown WR 6'5” 205
16 Vontaze Burfict LB 6'2” 244 USC
17 Xavier Nixon OT 6'6” 263
18 William Campbell DT 6'5” 317
19 Randall Carroll WR 5'10” 175 USC
20 Jelani Jenkins LB 6'1” 212
21 Shaquelle Evans WR 6'0” 203
22 Mason Walters OC 6'6” 290 Texas
23 Darius Winston CB 6'0” 180
24 Nico Johnson LB 6'3” 226
25 Aaron Murray QB 6'0” 198 Georgia
26 Jaamal Berry RB 5'10” 185 Ohio State
27 Gabe Lynn CB 6'0” 185
28 Jarvis Jones LB 6'3” 205
29 Patrick Hall Ath 6'1” 181 USC
30 Andre Debose WR 6'0” 170
31 Devonte Holloman S 6'2” 214 Clemson
32 Marcus Hall OT 6'5” 290
33 Donte Moss DE 6'4” 235 North Carolina
34 Tana Patrick LB 6'3” 215
35 Morgan Moses OT 6'7” 347
36 Craig Drummond DE 6'5” 260
37 Trent Richardson RB 5'11” 210 Alabama
38 Corey Adams DT 6'3” 277
39 Logan Heastie WR 6'2” 225 WVU
40 Chris Whaley RB 6'3” 220 Texas
41 Eric Shrive OT 6'7” 285 Penn State
42 Melvin Fellows DE 6'5” 245 Ohio State
43 Je'Ron Stokes WR 6'1” 178 Tennessee
44 Lamar Miller RB 5'11” 205
45 Branden Smith CB 5'11” 171
46 Sam Montgomery DE 6'4” 230
47 Kevin Graf OT 6'6” 301 USC
48 John Martinez OG 6'4” 265
49 Christine Michael RB 5'11” 195
50 Alex Okafor DE 6'4” 232 Texas
51 Johnny Simon DT 6'3” 274 Ohio State
52 Kevin Brent S 5'11” 196
53 Logan Thomas Ath 6'6” 233
54 Tom Savage QB 6'4” 217 Rutgers
55 Edwin Baker RB 5'10” 204 MSU
56 Kevin Newsome QB 6'3” 217
57 Morrell Presley TE 6'4” 215 USC
58 Jheranie Boyd WR 6'2” 184
59 Nick Alajajian OG 6'4” 280 Florida
60 David Oku RB 5'10” 186
61 D.J. Fluker DT 6'7” 325 Alabama
62 Dexter Pratt RB 6'2” 227 LSU
63 Cliff Harris CB 6'0” 165
64 Kendall Kelly WR 6'4” 210
65 Jamie Wood S 6'2” 190 Ohio State
66 A.J. McCarron QB 6'3.5” 180 Alabama
67 Damario Jeffery Ath 6'3” 215 South Carolina
68 Willie Downs WR 6'2” 192 FSU
69 Chris Watt OG 6'3” 280 Notre Dame
70 Tyrik Rollison QB 6'2' 186
71 Michael Ford RB 5'10” 200 LSU
72 C.J. Barnett CB 6'1” 181 Ohio State
73 Eddie Lacy RB 5'11” 200
74 Ray Ray Armstrong Ath 6'4” 218
75 Frankie Telfort LB 5'11” 205
76 Rolando Jefferson WR 6'2” 190
77 Gary Brown DT 6'3” 275 Florida
78 Ronnie Wingo Jr. Ath 6'3” 212
79 Brandon McGee CB 5'11” 186 Miami, FL
80 Washaun Ealey RB 5'11” 205 Georgia
81 Nick Kasa DE 6'7” 245
82 Chris Bonds DT 6'4” 262
83 Thomas Ashcraft OT 6'5” 275 Texas
84 T.J. McDonald S 6'2” 182 USC
85 Michael Philipp OT 6'3” 320
86 Bryce McNeal WR 6'2” 170 TSUN
87 Kraig Appleton WR 6'3” 190 Illinois (Soft)
88 Marcus Davis CB 6'0” 193 Texas
89 Janzen Jackson CB 6'0” 174 LSU
90 Orson Charles TE 6'2” 216
91 Xavier Su'a Filo OT 6'4” 285
92 Malliciah Goodman DE 6'4” 255 Clemson
93 Justin Chaisson DE 6'5” 265 Oklahoma
94 Chris Burnette OG 6'2” 300 Georgia
95 Cody Green QB 6'4” 220 Nebraska
96 Donavan Tate Ath 6'2” 195
97 Tajh Boyd QB 6'0” 208 WVU
98 Eugene Smith QB 6'3” 182
99 Ronnell Lewis LB 6'3” 220 Oklahoma
100 Sheldon Richardson TE 6'4” 281 Missouri
101 Ryne Giddins DE 6'4” 235
102 Abry Jones DT 6'3” 250 Georgia
103 Anthony LaLota DE 6'6” 260
104 Justin “J.T.” Turner CB 6'2” 186 TSUN
105 Chad Bumphis WR 5'10” 180
106 Marquis Simmons LB 6'0.5” 220 USC
107 Tom Wort LB 6'1” 210 Oklahoma
108 Richard Brehaut QB 6'2” 220 UCLA
109 Patrick Patterson WR 6'3” 215
110 Eric Fields LB 6'1” 200 Clemson
111 Jawanza Starling S 6'2” 190
112 Darrell Givens CB 6'0' 170 Penn State
113 Deandre Coleman DT 6'4” 295
114 Kendrick Hardy RB 6'0” 210
115 Corey Brown Ath 6'0” 180 Ohio State
116 Lonnie Pryor RB 6'0” 195 FSU
117 Fletcher Cox DE 6'4” 240 Mississippi State
118 Zach Mettenberger QB 6'4” 229 Georgia
119 Jon Bostic LB 6'1” 218
120 Demonte McAllister DE 6'3” 245 FSU
121 Tate Forcier QB 6'1” 190 TSUN
122 Alshon Jeffrey WR 6'4” 200 USC
123 Tyler Stockton DT 6'1” 290 Notre Dame
124 David Wilson Ath 5'9” 192 Virginia Tech
125 Austin Long OT 6'5” 268 Georgia
126 Nathan Scheelhaase QB 6'2” 190 Illinois
127 Chris Norman LB 6'2” 207 MSU
128 Byron Moore Ath 6'1” 200 USC
129 Calvin Howell DT 6'4” 280 Texas
130 Chris Fields WR 6'0” 181 Ohio State
131 Josh Nunes QB 6'4” 205 Tennessee
132 Jordan Whiting LB 6'0” 230 Ohio State
133 Garrett Porter OT 6'6” 308 Texas
134 Montrell Conner RB 6'2” 210 Mississippi State
135 Josh Boyd DT 6'3” 275 Mississippi State
136 Desmond Scott RB 5'9” 185 Duke
137 Shayne Skov LB 6'2” 225 Stanford
138 Olivier Vernon DE 6'2” 237 Miami, FL (Soft)
139 Mike Brockers DE 6'6” 255 LSU
140 Stephon Gilmore S 6'1” 180
141 Justin Green CB 5'10” 180 Ohio State
142 Craig Roh DE 6'5” 230
143 Marlon Pollard CB 6'1” 160 Notre Dame
144 Antwan Lowery DT 6'3” 300
145 Morgan Newton QB 6'4” 205
146 Allan Bridgford QB 6'4.5” 215 Cal
147 Ryan Mossakowski QB 6'4” 201 Kentucky
148 Nu'keese Richardson WR 5'9” 165 Florida
149 Kevin Minter LB 6'1” 240 LSU
150 Keenan Davis WR 6'3” 195 Iowa
151 Theo Riddick RB 5'10” 185 Notre Dame
152 Barkevious Mingo LB 6'5” 210
153 C.J. Mizell LB 6'2” 212 FSU
154 Levine Toilolo TE 6'8” 239 Stanford
155 De'Von Flournoy WR 6'2” 180 USC
156 David Barrent OT 6'8” 290 MSU
157 Moses Alipate QB 6'6” 210 Minnesota
158 Michael Carter CB 5'11” 165
159 Brennan Williams OT 6'6” 260
160 Dyron Dye DE 6'5” 225
161 Knile Davis RB 6'1” 210
162 Pete White OG 6'4” 340
163 Stavion Lowe OT 6'5” 294 LSU
164 Darrington Sentimore DT 6'2” 265
165 Chris Thompson RB 5'7” 178 FSU
166 Jarvis Giles RB 6'0” 180 Tennessee
167 Darren Myles Jr. Ath 6'0” 175
168 Justin Brown WR 6'3.5” 210
169 Travis Hawkins CB 5'10” 181
170 Chris Faulk OT 6'6” 280 LSU
171 Jerod Askew LB 6'1” 230
172 Tariq Allen LB 6'2” 231 Texas
173 Brandon Wegher Ath 5'11” 187 Iowa
174 J.K. Jay OT 6'7” 275 Clemson
175 Lendell Buckner DT 6'3” 325 Illinois
176 Greg Reid CB 5'8” 168 Florida
177 Greg Timmons WR 6'3” 185 Texas
178 Rodney Smith WR 6'4” 201 FSU
179 Steve Williams CB 5'9” 165 Oklahoma
180 Jemari Roberts WR 6'3” 200 Stanford
181 Shavodrick Beaver QB 6'2” 179 TSUN
182 Stan Hasiak OT 6'6” 340
183 Arthur Fontaine TE 6'5” 235 Georgia
184 Todd Thomas WR 6'2” 202
185 Jeremy Smith RB 5'10” 206 Oklahoma State
186 Aaron Hayward RB 6'0.5” 194 Rutgers
187 Storm Klein LB 6'3” 220 Ohio State
188 Tavon Austin RB 5'9” 156
189 Charles Siddoway OT 6'7” 310
190 Larry Caper RB 5'10” 216 MSU
191 Todd Golper LB 6'1” 225 UCLA
192 Drayton Calhoun CB 6'0” 175 LSU
193 Montez Robinson DE 6'4” 230
194 Jordan Kohout DT 6'4” 265 Wisconsin
195 Craig Bills S 6'2” 210 BYU
196 Petey Smith LB 6'0.5” 248
197 Daytawion Lowe S 6'1” 180
198 Tevin McCaskill S 6'2” 179
199 Jamil Merrell LB 6'4” 210
200 Brandon Webb OG 6'4” 320 Oklahoma State
201 Gerald Hodges LB 6'3” 211 Rutgers
202 Justin Dixon LB 6'0” 228 North Carolina
203 Colby Berna OG 6'3” 275 Arkansas
204 Dion Sims TE 6'5” 235
205 Jajuan Harley S 6'0” 193 FSU
206 Johnnie Farms OG 6'2” 280
207 Corey Linsley OG 6'4” 285 Ohio State
208 Jamal Patterson WR 6'2” 203
209 Jamal Reid CB 6'0” 175
210 Terry Hawthorne WR 6'0” 168 Illinois
211 Keenan Graham DE 6'3” 220
212 Alex Bullard OG 6'3” 275 Notre Dame
213 Jacob Karam QB 6'2” 201 Texas Tech
214 Kenny Vaccaro CB 6'1” 190 Texas
215 Eric Gordon CB 5'10” 187
216 Zeke Motta S 6'3” 210
217 Chris Metcalf S 6'2” 183 USC
218 Jonathan Davis LB 5'7” 186
219 Stephen Barrera DT 6'5” 260 Texas A&M
220 Joshua Adams WR 6'4” 200 North Carolina
221 Damien Thigpen Ath 5'9” 170 Tennessee
222 Raymond Cotton QB 6'4” 220 Auburn
223 Rod Woodson S 5'11” 205 Alabama
224 Chris Freeman OT 6'7” 325
225 A.J. Dugat S 6'1” 205 Houston
226 Kenny Bell WR 6'1” 160 LSU
227 Stepfan Taylor RB 6'0” 205 Stanford
228 Jared McAdoo DT 6'2” 285 North Carolina
229 Prince Kent Ath 6'3” 195
230 James Jackson WR 6'0” 175 Ohio State
231 Michael Bowman WR 6'4” 206
232 Brandal Jackson Ath 6'2” 180 Texas A&M
233 Blaine Dalton QB 6'1.5” 190 Missouri
234 Terdema Ussery WR 6'4.5” 192
235 Brandon Jenkins DE 6'2” 218 FSU
236 Rhontae Scales OT 6'5” 285 Texas A&M
237 William Ming DE 6'4” 250 Alabama
238 Jack Mewhort OT 6'6” 293 Ohio State
239 Latu Heimuli DT 6'4” 305
240 Chris Williams LB 6'0” 230
241 Dan Mason LB 6'0” 220
242 Drew Allen QB 6'5” 198
243 Mike Gillislee RB 6'0” 190 Florida
244 James Boyd DE 6'4” 211 USC
245 Adam Hall WR 6'4” 205
246 Boseko Lokombo LB 6'3” 220
247 Zack Martin OG 6'5” 275
248 Eryon Barnett S 6'3” 180 Texas
249 Jeremy Gallon Ath 5'8” 165
250 Paden Kelly OT 6'6” 265
Buckeyes:
11 Dorian Bell *(-2)
26 Jaamal Berry (+4)
42 Melvin Fellows (+6)
51 Johnny Simon (-12)
65 Jamie Wood (+/-0)
72 C.J. Barnett (+11)
115 Corey Brown (+2)
130 Chris Fields (-9)
132 Jordan Whiting (-9)
141 Justin Green (+8)
187 Storm Klein (-7)
207 Corey Linsley (-3)
230 James Jackson (-4)
238 Jack Mewhort (-23)
256 Carlos Hyde (-6)
331 Duron Carter (-1)
407 Dominic Clark (-8)
446 Bradley McDougald (-19)
449 Sam Longo (New)
Targets:
15 Marlon Brown (-1)
32 Marcus Hall (+/-0)
38 Corey Adams (+3)
48 John Martinez (-4)
75 Frankie Telfort (-6)
204 Dion Sims (-2)
TSUN:
86 Bryce McNeal (+6)
104 Justin “J.T.” Turner (+4)
121 Tate Forcier
181 Shavodrick Beaver (-6)
277 Patrick Ward OL 6'6” 295 (-11)
429 Michael Schofield OL 6'6” 272 (-22)
429 Isaiah Bell S 6'1” 209 (New)
Penn State:
41 Eric Shrive (+2)
112 Darrell Givens (-8)
291 Mark Arcidiacono OG 6'4” 295 (-2)
302 Sean Stanley (-50)
348 Nate Cadogan OL 6'6” 250 (-2)
415 Ty Howle OC 6'2” 290 (-9)
420 Frank Figueroa OC 6'4” 275 (-7)
444 Curtis Dukes RB 6'2” 235 (-8)
MSU:
127 Chris Norman (-8)
156 David Barrent (+4)
190 Larry Caper (-5)
261 Andrew Maxwell QB 6'3” 192 (+202)
491 Blake Treadwell OL 6'2” 270 (-11)
Illinois:
126 Nathan Scheelhaase (-2)
175 Lendell Buckner (-4)
210 Terry Hawthorne (-5)
267 Bud Golden RB 6'0' 191 (-12)
359 Leon Hill OL 6'4” 320 (-89)
461 Andrew Carter OT 6'5” 265 (-8)
Iowa:
150 Keenan Davis
173 Brandon Wegher
Minnesota:
157 Moses Alipate (+13)
467 Hasan Lipscomb RB 5'10” 201 (-16)
Wisconsin:
194 Jordan Kohout (-11)
Northwestern:
387 Evan Watkins QB 6'6” 230 (-7)
Ohio:
224 Chris Freeman (+16)
276 D.J. Hunter S 6'0” 196 Tennessee (+8)
270 Cornelius “Tank” Carradine DE 6'4” 230 (+39)
334 Chris Williams CB 5'11” 185 Cincy
383 Chris Snook FB 6'2.5” 220 WVU
Edit: Updated for the Tate Forcier & Jaamal Berry commitments.
*(Numbers in parenthesis are move up/down caused by updated rankings)
Edit: Updated for William Campbell's decommitment.
---Sam Longo makes his first list. Coming in at #100 on the FVS 150.
1 Matt Barkley QB 6'3” 226 USC
2 Devon Kennard DE 6'3” 257
3 Russell Shepard QB 6'1” 179 LSU
4 Manti Te'o LB 6'2” 230
5 Bryce Brown RB 6'0” 215 Miami, FL
6 Reuben Randle WR 6'3” 195
7 Jamarkus McFarland DT 6'3” 280
8 Jaccobi McDaniel DT 6'0” 267 FSU
9 Cierre Wood RB 6'0” 192 Notre Dame
10 Dre Kirkpatrick CB 6'2” 180
11 Dorian Bell LB 6'0” 226 Ohio State
12 Craig Loston S 6'2” 193 Clemson
13 Garrett Gilbert QB 6'3” 186 Texas
14 Chris Davenport DT 6'4” 318 LSU
15 Marlon Brown WR 6'5” 205
16 Vontaze Burfict LB 6'2” 244 USC
17 Xavier Nixon OT 6'6” 263
18 William Campbell DT 6'5” 317
19 Randall Carroll WR 5'10” 175 USC
20 Jelani Jenkins LB 6'1” 212
21 Shaquelle Evans WR 6'0” 203
22 Mason Walters OC 6'6” 290 Texas
23 Darius Winston CB 6'0” 180
24 Nico Johnson LB 6'3” 226
25 Aaron Murray QB 6'0” 198 Georgia
26 Jaamal Berry RB 5'10” 185 Ohio State
27 Gabe Lynn CB 6'0” 185
28 Jarvis Jones LB 6'3” 205
29 Patrick Hall Ath 6'1” 181 USC
30 Andre Debose WR 6'0” 170
31 Devonte Holloman S 6'2” 214 Clemson
32 Marcus Hall OT 6'5” 290
33 Donte Moss DE 6'4” 235 North Carolina
34 Tana Patrick LB 6'3” 215
35 Morgan Moses OT 6'7” 347
36 Craig Drummond DE 6'5” 260
37 Trent Richardson RB 5'11” 210 Alabama
38 Corey Adams DT 6'3” 277
39 Logan Heastie WR 6'2” 225 WVU
40 Chris Whaley RB 6'3” 220 Texas
41 Eric Shrive OT 6'7” 285 Penn State
42 Melvin Fellows DE 6'5” 245 Ohio State
43 Je'Ron Stokes WR 6'1” 178 Tennessee
44 Lamar Miller RB 5'11” 205
45 Branden Smith CB 5'11” 171
46 Sam Montgomery DE 6'4” 230
47 Kevin Graf OT 6'6” 301 USC
48 John Martinez OG 6'4” 265
49 Christine Michael RB 5'11” 195
50 Alex Okafor DE 6'4” 232 Texas
51 Johnny Simon DT 6'3” 274 Ohio State
52 Kevin Brent S 5'11” 196
53 Logan Thomas Ath 6'6” 233
54 Tom Savage QB 6'4” 217 Rutgers
55 Edwin Baker RB 5'10” 204 MSU
56 Kevin Newsome QB 6'3” 217
57 Morrell Presley TE 6'4” 215 USC
58 Jheranie Boyd WR 6'2” 184
59 Nick Alajajian OG 6'4” 280 Florida
60 David Oku RB 5'10” 186
61 D.J. Fluker DT 6'7” 325 Alabama
62 Dexter Pratt RB 6'2” 227 LSU
63 Cliff Harris CB 6'0” 165
64 Kendall Kelly WR 6'4” 210
65 Jamie Wood S 6'2” 190 Ohio State
66 A.J. McCarron QB 6'3.5” 180 Alabama
67 Damario Jeffery Ath 6'3” 215 South Carolina
68 Willie Downs WR 6'2” 192 FSU
69 Chris Watt OG 6'3” 280 Notre Dame
70 Tyrik Rollison QB 6'2' 186
71 Michael Ford RB 5'10” 200 LSU
72 C.J. Barnett CB 6'1” 181 Ohio State
73 Eddie Lacy RB 5'11” 200
74 Ray Ray Armstrong Ath 6'4” 218
75 Frankie Telfort LB 5'11” 205
76 Rolando Jefferson WR 6'2” 190
77 Gary Brown DT 6'3” 275 Florida
78 Ronnie Wingo Jr. Ath 6'3” 212
79 Brandon McGee CB 5'11” 186 Miami, FL
80 Washaun Ealey RB 5'11” 205 Georgia
81 Nick Kasa DE 6'7” 245
82 Chris Bonds DT 6'4” 262
83 Thomas Ashcraft OT 6'5” 275 Texas
84 T.J. McDonald S 6'2” 182 USC
85 Michael Philipp OT 6'3” 320
86 Bryce McNeal WR 6'2” 170 TSUN
87 Kraig Appleton WR 6'3” 190 Illinois (Soft)
88 Marcus Davis CB 6'0” 193 Texas
89 Janzen Jackson CB 6'0” 174 LSU
90 Orson Charles TE 6'2” 216
91 Xavier Su'a Filo OT 6'4” 285
92 Malliciah Goodman DE 6'4” 255 Clemson
93 Justin Chaisson DE 6'5” 265 Oklahoma
94 Chris Burnette OG 6'2” 300 Georgia
95 Cody Green QB 6'4” 220 Nebraska
96 Donavan Tate Ath 6'2” 195
97 Tajh Boyd QB 6'0” 208 WVU
98 Eugene Smith QB 6'3” 182
99 Ronnell Lewis LB 6'3” 220 Oklahoma
100 Sheldon Richardson TE 6'4” 281 Missouri
101 Ryne Giddins DE 6'4” 235
102 Abry Jones DT 6'3” 250 Georgia
103 Anthony LaLota DE 6'6” 260
104 Justin “J.T.” Turner CB 6'2” 186 TSUN
105 Chad Bumphis WR 5'10” 180
106 Marquis Simmons LB 6'0.5” 220 USC
107 Tom Wort LB 6'1” 210 Oklahoma
108 Richard Brehaut QB 6'2” 220 UCLA
109 Patrick Patterson WR 6'3” 215
110 Eric Fields LB 6'1” 200 Clemson
111 Jawanza Starling S 6'2” 190
112 Darrell Givens CB 6'0' 170 Penn State
113 Deandre Coleman DT 6'4” 295
114 Kendrick Hardy RB 6'0” 210
115 Corey Brown Ath 6'0” 180 Ohio State
116 Lonnie Pryor RB 6'0” 195 FSU
117 Fletcher Cox DE 6'4” 240 Mississippi State
118 Zach Mettenberger QB 6'4” 229 Georgia
119 Jon Bostic LB 6'1” 218
120 Demonte McAllister DE 6'3” 245 FSU
121 Tate Forcier QB 6'1” 190 TSUN
122 Alshon Jeffrey WR 6'4” 200 USC
123 Tyler Stockton DT 6'1” 290 Notre Dame
124 David Wilson Ath 5'9” 192 Virginia Tech
125 Austin Long OT 6'5” 268 Georgia
126 Nathan Scheelhaase QB 6'2” 190 Illinois
127 Chris Norman LB 6'2” 207 MSU
128 Byron Moore Ath 6'1” 200 USC
129 Calvin Howell DT 6'4” 280 Texas
130 Chris Fields WR 6'0” 181 Ohio State
131 Josh Nunes QB 6'4” 205 Tennessee
132 Jordan Whiting LB 6'0” 230 Ohio State
133 Garrett Porter OT 6'6” 308 Texas
134 Montrell Conner RB 6'2” 210 Mississippi State
135 Josh Boyd DT 6'3” 275 Mississippi State
136 Desmond Scott RB 5'9” 185 Duke
137 Shayne Skov LB 6'2” 225 Stanford
138 Olivier Vernon DE 6'2” 237 Miami, FL (Soft)
139 Mike Brockers DE 6'6” 255 LSU
140 Stephon Gilmore S 6'1” 180
141 Justin Green CB 5'10” 180 Ohio State
142 Craig Roh DE 6'5” 230
143 Marlon Pollard CB 6'1” 160 Notre Dame
144 Antwan Lowery DT 6'3” 300
145 Morgan Newton QB 6'4” 205
146 Allan Bridgford QB 6'4.5” 215 Cal
147 Ryan Mossakowski QB 6'4” 201 Kentucky
148 Nu'keese Richardson WR 5'9” 165 Florida
149 Kevin Minter LB 6'1” 240 LSU
150 Keenan Davis WR 6'3” 195 Iowa
151 Theo Riddick RB 5'10” 185 Notre Dame
152 Barkevious Mingo LB 6'5” 210
153 C.J. Mizell LB 6'2” 212 FSU
154 Levine Toilolo TE 6'8” 239 Stanford
155 De'Von Flournoy WR 6'2” 180 USC
156 David Barrent OT 6'8” 290 MSU
157 Moses Alipate QB 6'6” 210 Minnesota
158 Michael Carter CB 5'11” 165
159 Brennan Williams OT 6'6” 260
160 Dyron Dye DE 6'5” 225
161 Knile Davis RB 6'1” 210
162 Pete White OG 6'4” 340
163 Stavion Lowe OT 6'5” 294 LSU
164 Darrington Sentimore DT 6'2” 265
165 Chris Thompson RB 5'7” 178 FSU
166 Jarvis Giles RB 6'0” 180 Tennessee
167 Darren Myles Jr. Ath 6'0” 175
168 Justin Brown WR 6'3.5” 210
169 Travis Hawkins CB 5'10” 181
170 Chris Faulk OT 6'6” 280 LSU
171 Jerod Askew LB 6'1” 230
172 Tariq Allen LB 6'2” 231 Texas
173 Brandon Wegher Ath 5'11” 187 Iowa
174 J.K. Jay OT 6'7” 275 Clemson
175 Lendell Buckner DT 6'3” 325 Illinois
176 Greg Reid CB 5'8” 168 Florida
177 Greg Timmons WR 6'3” 185 Texas
178 Rodney Smith WR 6'4” 201 FSU
179 Steve Williams CB 5'9” 165 Oklahoma
180 Jemari Roberts WR 6'3” 200 Stanford
181 Shavodrick Beaver QB 6'2” 179 TSUN
182 Stan Hasiak OT 6'6” 340
183 Arthur Fontaine TE 6'5” 235 Georgia
184 Todd Thomas WR 6'2” 202
185 Jeremy Smith RB 5'10” 206 Oklahoma State
186 Aaron Hayward RB 6'0.5” 194 Rutgers
187 Storm Klein LB 6'3” 220 Ohio State
188 Tavon Austin RB 5'9” 156
189 Charles Siddoway OT 6'7” 310
190 Larry Caper RB 5'10” 216 MSU
191 Todd Golper LB 6'1” 225 UCLA
192 Drayton Calhoun CB 6'0” 175 LSU
193 Montez Robinson DE 6'4” 230
194 Jordan Kohout DT 6'4” 265 Wisconsin
195 Craig Bills S 6'2” 210 BYU
196 Petey Smith LB 6'0.5” 248
197 Daytawion Lowe S 6'1” 180
198 Tevin McCaskill S 6'2” 179
199 Jamil Merrell LB 6'4” 210
200 Brandon Webb OG 6'4” 320 Oklahoma State
201 Gerald Hodges LB 6'3” 211 Rutgers
202 Justin Dixon LB 6'0” 228 North Carolina
203 Colby Berna OG 6'3” 275 Arkansas
204 Dion Sims TE 6'5” 235
205 Jajuan Harley S 6'0” 193 FSU
206 Johnnie Farms OG 6'2” 280
207 Corey Linsley OG 6'4” 285 Ohio State
208 Jamal Patterson WR 6'2” 203
209 Jamal Reid CB 6'0” 175
210 Terry Hawthorne WR 6'0” 168 Illinois
211 Keenan Graham DE 6'3” 220
212 Alex Bullard OG 6'3” 275 Notre Dame
213 Jacob Karam QB 6'2” 201 Texas Tech
214 Kenny Vaccaro CB 6'1” 190 Texas
215 Eric Gordon CB 5'10” 187
216 Zeke Motta S 6'3” 210
217 Chris Metcalf S 6'2” 183 USC
218 Jonathan Davis LB 5'7” 186
219 Stephen Barrera DT 6'5” 260 Texas A&M
220 Joshua Adams WR 6'4” 200 North Carolina
221 Damien Thigpen Ath 5'9” 170 Tennessee
222 Raymond Cotton QB 6'4” 220 Auburn
223 Rod Woodson S 5'11” 205 Alabama
224 Chris Freeman OT 6'7” 325
225 A.J. Dugat S 6'1” 205 Houston
226 Kenny Bell WR 6'1” 160 LSU
227 Stepfan Taylor RB 6'0” 205 Stanford
228 Jared McAdoo DT 6'2” 285 North Carolina
229 Prince Kent Ath 6'3” 195
230 James Jackson WR 6'0” 175 Ohio State
231 Michael Bowman WR 6'4” 206
232 Brandal Jackson Ath 6'2” 180 Texas A&M
233 Blaine Dalton QB 6'1.5” 190 Missouri
234 Terdema Ussery WR 6'4.5” 192
235 Brandon Jenkins DE 6'2” 218 FSU
236 Rhontae Scales OT 6'5” 285 Texas A&M
237 William Ming DE 6'4” 250 Alabama
238 Jack Mewhort OT 6'6” 293 Ohio State
239 Latu Heimuli DT 6'4” 305
240 Chris Williams LB 6'0” 230
241 Dan Mason LB 6'0” 220
242 Drew Allen QB 6'5” 198
243 Mike Gillislee RB 6'0” 190 Florida
244 James Boyd DE 6'4” 211 USC
245 Adam Hall WR 6'4” 205
246 Boseko Lokombo LB 6'3” 220
247 Zack Martin OG 6'5” 275
248 Eryon Barnett S 6'3” 180 Texas
249 Jeremy Gallon Ath 5'8” 165
250 Paden Kelly OT 6'6” 265
Buckeyes:
11 Dorian Bell *(-2)
26 Jaamal Berry (+4)
42 Melvin Fellows (+6)
51 Johnny Simon (-12)
65 Jamie Wood (+/-0)
72 C.J. Barnett (+11)
115 Corey Brown (+2)
130 Chris Fields (-9)
132 Jordan Whiting (-9)
141 Justin Green (+8)
187 Storm Klein (-7)
207 Corey Linsley (-3)
230 James Jackson (-4)
238 Jack Mewhort (-23)
256 Carlos Hyde (-6)
331 Duron Carter (-1)
407 Dominic Clark (-8)
446 Bradley McDougald (-19)
449 Sam Longo (New)
Targets:
15 Marlon Brown (-1)
32 Marcus Hall (+/-0)
38 Corey Adams (+3)
48 John Martinez (-4)
75 Frankie Telfort (-6)
204 Dion Sims (-2)
TSUN:
86 Bryce McNeal (+6)
104 Justin “J.T.” Turner (+4)
121 Tate Forcier
181 Shavodrick Beaver (-6)
277 Patrick Ward OL 6'6” 295 (-11)
429 Michael Schofield OL 6'6” 272 (-22)
429 Isaiah Bell S 6'1” 209 (New)
Penn State:
41 Eric Shrive (+2)
112 Darrell Givens (-8)
291 Mark Arcidiacono OG 6'4” 295 (-2)
302 Sean Stanley (-50)
348 Nate Cadogan OL 6'6” 250 (-2)
415 Ty Howle OC 6'2” 290 (-9)
420 Frank Figueroa OC 6'4” 275 (-7)
444 Curtis Dukes RB 6'2” 235 (-8)
MSU:
127 Chris Norman (-8)
156 David Barrent (+4)
190 Larry Caper (-5)
261 Andrew Maxwell QB 6'3” 192 (+202)
491 Blake Treadwell OL 6'2” 270 (-11)
Illinois:
126 Nathan Scheelhaase (-2)
175 Lendell Buckner (-4)
210 Terry Hawthorne (-5)
267 Bud Golden RB 6'0' 191 (-12)
359 Leon Hill OL 6'4” 320 (-89)
461 Andrew Carter OT 6'5” 265 (-8)
Iowa:
150 Keenan Davis
173 Brandon Wegher
Minnesota:
157 Moses Alipate (+13)
467 Hasan Lipscomb RB 5'10” 201 (-16)
Wisconsin:
194 Jordan Kohout (-11)
Northwestern:
387 Evan Watkins QB 6'6” 230 (-7)
Ohio:
224 Chris Freeman (+16)
276 D.J. Hunter S 6'0” 196 Tennessee (+8)
270 Cornelius “Tank” Carradine DE 6'4” 230 (+39)
334 Chris Williams CB 5'11” 185 Cincy
383 Chris Snook FB 6'2.5” 220 WVU
Edit: Updated for the Tate Forcier & Jaamal Berry commitments.
*(Numbers in parenthesis are move up/down caused by updated rankings)
Edit: Updated for William Campbell's decommitment.
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Buckeyes:
11 Dorian Bell *(-2)
51 Johnny Simon (-12)
42 Melvin Fellows (+6)
65 Jamie Wood (+/-0)
72 C.J. Barnett (+11)
115 Corey Brown (+2)
130 Chris Fields (-9)
132 Jordan Whiting (-9)
141 Justin Green (+8)
187 Storm Klein (-7)
207 Corey Linsley (-3)
238 Jack Mewhort (-23)
230 James Jackson (-4)
256 Carlos Hyde (-6)
331 Duron Carter (-1)
407 Dominic Clark (-8)
446 Bradley McDougald (-19)
449 Sam Longo (New)
Targets:
15 Marlon Brown (-1)
32 Marcus Hall (+/-0)
26 Jaamal Berry (+4)
38 Corey Adams (+3)
48 John Martinez (-4)
75 Frankie Telfort (-6)
204 Dion Sims (-2)
TSUN:
18 William Campbell (+/-0)
86 Bryce McNeal (+6)
104 Justin ?J.T.? Turner (+4)
181 Shavodrick Beaver (-6)
277 Patrick Ward OL 6'6? 295 (-11)
429 Michael Schofield OL 6'6? 272 (-22)
429 Isaiah Bell S 6'1? 209 (New)
Penn State:
41 Eric Shrive (+2)
112 Darrell Givens (-8)
302 Sean Stanley (-50)
291 Mark Arcidiacono OG 6'4? 295 (-2)
348 Nate Cadogan OL 6'6? 250 (-2)
415 Ty Howle OC 6'2? 290 (-9)
420 Frank Figueroa OC 6'4? 275 (-7)
444 Curtis Dukes RB 6'2? 235 (-8)
MSU:
127 Chris Norman (-8)
156 David Barrent (+4)
190 Larry Caper (-5)
261 Andrew Maxwell QB 6'3? 192 (+202)
491 Blake Treadwell OL 6'2? 270 (-11)
Illinois:
126 Nathan Scheelhaase (-2)
175 Lendell Buckner (-4)
210 Terry Hawthorne (-5)
267 Bud Golden RB 6'0' 191 (-12)
359 Leon Hill OL 6'4? 320 (-89)
461 Andrew Carter OT 6'5? 265 (-8)
Iowa:
150 Keenan Davis
173 Brandon Wegher
Minnesota:
157 Moses Alipate (+13)
467 Hasan Lipscomb RB 5'10? 201 (-16)
Wisconsin:
194 Jordan Kohout (-11)
Northwestern:
387 Evan Watkins QB 6'6? 230 (-7)
Ohio:
224 Chris Freeman (+16)
276 D.J. Hunter S 6'0? 196 Tennessee (+8)
270 Cornelius ?Tank? Carradine DE 6'4? 230 (+39)
334 Chris Williams CB 5'11? 185 Cincy
*(Numbers in parenthesis are move up/down caused by updated rankings)[/quote]
Wow, it is so sad to see how few prospects are headed to the Big 10 outside of OSU... And some wonder why the Big 10's recent overall bowl record is suspect.
Buckeyes:
11 Dorian Bell *(-2)
51 Johnny Simon (-12)
42 Melvin Fellows (+6)
65 Jamie Wood (+/-0)
72 C.J. Barnett (+11)
115 Corey Brown (+2)
130 Chris Fields (-9)
132 Jordan Whiting (-9)
141 Justin Green (+8)
187 Storm Klein (-7)
207 Corey Linsley (-3)
238 Jack Mewhort (-23)
230 James Jackson (-4)
256 Carlos Hyde (-6)
331 Duron Carter (-1)
407 Dominic Clark (-8)
446 Bradley McDougald (-19)
449 Sam Longo (New)
Targets:
15 Marlon Brown (-1)
32 Marcus Hall (+/-0)
26 Jaamal Berry (+4)
38 Corey Adams (+3)
48 John Martinez (-4)
75 Frankie Telfort (-6)
204 Dion Sims (-2)
TSUN:
18 William Campbell (+/-0)
86 Bryce McNeal (+6)
104 Justin ?J.T.? Turner (+4)
181 Shavodrick Beaver (-6)
277 Patrick Ward OL 6'6? 295 (-11)
429 Michael Schofield OL 6'6? 272 (-22)
429 Isaiah Bell S 6'1? 209 (New)
Penn State:
41 Eric Shrive (+2)
112 Darrell Givens (-8)
302 Sean Stanley (-50)
291 Mark Arcidiacono OG 6'4? 295 (-2)
348 Nate Cadogan OL 6'6? 250 (-2)
415 Ty Howle OC 6'2? 290 (-9)
420 Frank Figueroa OC 6'4? 275 (-7)
444 Curtis Dukes RB 6'2? 235 (-8)
MSU:
127 Chris Norman (-8)
156 David Barrent (+4)
190 Larry Caper (-5)
261 Andrew Maxwell QB 6'3? 192 (+202)
491 Blake Treadwell OL 6'2? 270 (-11)
Illinois:
126 Nathan Scheelhaase (-2)
175 Lendell Buckner (-4)
210 Terry Hawthorne (-5)
267 Bud Golden RB 6'0' 191 (-12)
359 Leon Hill OL 6'4? 320 (-89)
461 Andrew Carter OT 6'5? 265 (-8)
Iowa:
150 Keenan Davis
173 Brandon Wegher
Minnesota:
157 Moses Alipate (+13)
467 Hasan Lipscomb RB 5'10? 201 (-16)
Wisconsin:
194 Jordan Kohout (-11)
Northwestern:
387 Evan Watkins QB 6'6? 230 (-7)
Ohio:
224 Chris Freeman (+16)
276 D.J. Hunter S 6'0? 196 Tennessee (+8)
270 Cornelius ?Tank? Carradine DE 6'4? 230 (+39)
334 Chris Williams CB 5'11? 185 Cincy
*(Numbers in parenthesis are move up/down caused by updated rankings)[/quote]
Wow, it is so sad to see how few prospects are headed to the Big 10 outside of OSU... And some wonder why the Big 10's recent overall bowl record is suspect.
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Scout.com: Scout.com Team Recruiting Rankings Revealed
Of note:
#1 Ohio State
#10 Michigan
#14 Notre Dame
#16 Penn State
OSU has the 2nd most Scout 100 players (6, trailing USC's 9).
OSU has the 2nd most Scout 5-star players (4, trailing USC's 5).
OSU has the most Scout 4-star players (12, ahead of Texas' 11 and USC's 10).
OSU has the 3rd highest average star rankings (3.8, trailing USC's 4.1, Georgia's 3.9 and tied with Texas).
Of note:
#1 Ohio State
#10 Michigan
#14 Notre Dame
#16 Penn State
OSU has the 2nd most Scout 100 players (6, trailing USC's 9).
OSU has the 2nd most Scout 5-star players (4, trailing USC's 5).
OSU has the most Scout 4-star players (12, ahead of Texas' 11 and USC's 10).
OSU has the 3rd highest average star rankings (3.8, trailing USC's 4.1, Georgia's 3.9 and tied with Texas).
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bucks0227
Rookie
Updated Rivals100
Rivals.com Prospect Rankings
If you want a nice laugh scroll right on down to #92..I'll let someone else do all the analyzing though. Interesting how Alabama committments have 3 "big movers", I guess it's because they've really proved it on the field already.
Rivals.com Prospect Rankings
If you want a nice laugh scroll right on down to #92..I'll let someone else do all the analyzing though. Interesting how Alabama committments have 3 "big movers", I guess it's because they've really proved it on the field already.
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That is hilarious considering Fellows pulls down almost 3 sacks and 8 tackles a game...from DE, that is plain sick. Dumbest move I could see on the list. Nice to see Corey Brown move up and I'm wondering why Bell is staying at #27 with him tearing it up at RB. Oh well.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Yeesh, what happened to Fellows, Simon, Whiting, and Fields? They were all once very highly thought of.
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crazybuckfan40
Head Coach
OregonBuckeye;1290741; said:
All committed early, didn't attend summer combines, and aren't attention whores...
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B-town Buckeye
late to the party
looks like Simon dropped quite a bit in this latest rivals update. His profile shows him as a 3-star now...not totally unexpected from that outfit...they've had negative reviews on him all season long it seems...
John Simon - Football Recruiting
John Simon - Football Recruiting
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Napoleonbuck
Hall of Fame
Simon isn't in the new rivals 250...
How many players have been five stars on one site and 3 on the other site(between rivals and scout)?
How many players have been five stars on one site and 3 on the other site(between rivals and scout)?
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Always be wary of kids peaking too early. I'm not saying that Simon has done that, but someone evaluating him could certainly get that impression, as it seems that his play has dropped off somewhat over the past two seasons. Injuries and loss of surrounding talent (Zordich, Beachum, Hill, McCarthy) also have to be factored into the equation.B-town Buckeye;1291583; said:
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alpo
Heisman
wadc45;1291632; said:
I've noticed in the past that it's a gradual progression to get to the position rankings as they make adjustments to their 100, 250 & beyond.
Dropping JSimon down to 3 may almost inevitably mean that we will not finish w/Rivals No1 '09 recruiting class, especially when you consider we lead USC by a very narrow margin now, (which just got further diminished), and they have 9 less commitments.
If you look at who we are potentially in on, most are 4's, yes, but USC and LSU, (not to mention the traditional late Florida surge), are in on many more including, a few 5's. I can't possibly imagine that we take as many as 5 more...even if we do get a plethora of transfers, so how much further we can increase our total would seem to be limited, excepting of course some of our 4's become 5's, but that list even got slimmed considering that they dropped Fellows out of range of 5.
Oh well, not that any of this matters, but I would like to have seen it.
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