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2011 Rivals/Scout/etc. National & Regional Rankings

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OhioState001;1710792; said:
Steve Miller at #242 :lol:
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With Traylor and Coyne above him. Again, Rivals is a joke. No offense to Coyne or Traylor, they are good players, but almost nobody in Ohio would rank Miller below them. Really I could go on and on with the list but it's not worth it.
 
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ThaRinger.com

Monday Mailbag | June 28th
By Charles Drake | 6.28.10

What are the top 10 classes in the nation so far?

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4. Ohio State

Headliners
- QB Braxton Miller
- DE Steve Miller
- OC Brian Bobek
- S Jeremy Cash
- DT Michael Bennett
- DE Chase Farris

They've hit Ohio hard and hand picked much of their class to this point in-state all while still going out of state and getting great additions like Bobek, Cash, and Evan Spencer. You can probably add Ron Tanner and Nick Vannett to this heralded class in the coming weeks as well.

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Scout.com: Scout Goes Deep With Preseason Rankings

By Scott Kennedy
Director of Scouting
Posted Aug 16, 2010

Los Angeles, Calif. - The August release for the Scout.com recruiting rankings for the Class of 2011 mark a close in the year long scouting circle for the current class of upcoming seniors.

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Scout.com: Football Recruiting

Of note:

#4 Braxton Miller
#5 DeAnthony Thomas
#17 Curtis Grant
#22 Doran Grant
#33 Steve Miller
#43 Anthony Wallace
#56 Michael Bennett
#76 Damian Swann
#84 Kenny Hayes
#89 Darius Jennings
#101 Chase Farris
#128 Evan Spencer
#148 Anthony Chickillo
#156 Brian Bobek
#167 Ron Tanner
#179 Ejuan Price
#220 Kevin McReynolds
#248 Aundrey Walker
#251 Jeremy Cash
#253 DerJuan Gambrell
#261 Donavon Clark
#275 Dondi Kirby
#278 Devin Smith
#296 Nick Vannett
#297 Kent Turene

Position rankings coming next...
 
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QB
#1 Braxton Miller (5-star)

WR
#15 Darius Jennings (4)
#19 Evan Spencer (4)
#41 Devin Smith (4)
#87 Shane Wynn (3)

TE
#17 Nick Vannett (4)
#23 Jeff Heuerman (3)

OT
#80 Tommy Brown (3)

OG
#12 Aundrey Walker (4)
#13 Donavon Clark (4)
#21 Antonio Underwood (3)
#27 Chris Carter (3)

C
#1 Brian Bobek (4)

DT
#5 Michael Bennett (4) - just missed 5-star
#11 Chase Farris (4)
#21 Kevin McReynolds (4)
#31 Joel Hale (3)

DE
#4 Steve Miller (5)
#13 Kenny Hayes (4)
#19 Anthony Chickillo (4)

OLB
#2 Curtis Grant (5)

MLB
#6 Anthony Wallace (5)
#11 Ejuan Price (4)
#18 Kent Turene (4)
#24 Conner Crowell (3)

S
#13 Ron Tanner (4)
#23 Jeremy Cash (4)
#24 Dondi Kirby (4)

CB
#1 DeAnthony Thomas (5)
#2 Doran Grant (5)
#5 Damian Swann (4)
#19 DerJuan Gambrell (4)
#45 Jabari Gorman (3)
 
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College Football Class Rankings 2011 - ESPN
Movers And Shakers

As teams prepare for the 2010 season, the work never stops off the field, as coaches work to secure their 2011 recruiting classes. The summer was a heavy commitment period, and classes are starting to take shape.

Texas still has the top recruiting class in our latest rankings update, with Alabama, Oklahoma, Ohio State and LSU rounding out the top five. But the ACC featured three of the top movers. North Carolina jumped 11 spots to No. 11 thanks in large part to coach Butch Davis' emphasis on recruiting the offensive line. Clemson also rose considerably after adding two of the country's biggest offensive playmakers. Also, Virginia and coach Mike London hit the recruiting trail hard, and it paid off: The Cavaliers enter the Top 25 at No. 18.

Again, remember that things can and will change often, and this is just one step on the long road to national signing day on Feb. 2, 2011. There will be twists, turns and unexpected changes. But that's what makes this fun, right?

1. Texas
2. Alabama
3. Oklahoma
4. Ohio State
5. LSU

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Following up:

College Football Class Rankings 2011 - ESPN

Previous rank: 5
Athletic receiver Evan Spencer (Vernon Hills, Ill.) is a coveted playmaker who makes an already deep class better and helps OSU move up a spot since our last rankings update. The Buckeyes have cleaned up in Ohio with No. 2-ranked quarterback Braxton Miller (Huber Heights, Ohio/Wayne), top-five DE Steve Miller (Canton, Ohio/McKinley) and four-star OG Michael Bennett (Centerville, Ohio/Centerville). Miller, an Under Armour All-American, fits the mold of a Troy Smith, but Miller is more explosive as a runner. He has a big arm and can make all the throws. Jim Tressel and his staff went outside the state as well, plucking two talented four-stars out of Florida: safety Jeremy Cash (Plantation, Fla./Plantation) and tight end Jeff Heuerman (Naples, Fla./Barron Collier).
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Rivals.com Football Recruiting - Rivals250 has 15 new names (free)

Yahoo Sports: Rivals.com Ranking - Rivals.com Rivals250 2011 (free)

Of note:

#112 Anthony Wallace (4-star)
#126 Aundrey Walker (4)
#152 Dondi Kirby (4)
#170 Jabari Gorman (4)
#175 Darius Jennings (4)
#176 Nick Vannett (4)
#189 Chase Farris (4)
#200 Anthony Chickillo (4)
#214 Austin Traylor (4)
#226 Kevin McReynolds (4)
#231 Brian Bobek (4)
#248 Steve Miller (4)

Wow did they miss the boat on Miller. Is there a big difference in talent between #150 and #250? Not likely. But is there a difference between #33 (where Scout has him) and #248? I think there is. No Ron Tanner surprises me as well.

Added Wallace to the Scout rankings a few posts ago...
 
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wadc45;1749268; said:
Rivals.com Football Recruiting - Rivals250 has 15 new names (free)

Yahoo Sports: Rivals.com Ranking - Rivals.com Rivals250 2011 (free)

Of note:

#112 Anthony Wallace (4-star)
#126 Aundrey Walker (4)
#152 Dondi Kirby (4)
#170 Jabari Gorman (4)
#175 Darius Jennings (4)
#176 Nick Vannett (4)
#189 Chase Farris (4)
#200 Anthony Chickillo (4)
#214 Austin Traylor (4)
#226 Kevin McReynolds (4)
#231 Brian Bobek (4)
#248 Steve Miller (4)

Wow did they miss the boat on Miller. Is there a big difference in talent between #150 and #250? Not likely. But is there a difference between #33 (where Scout has him) and #248? I think there is. No Ron Tanner surprises me as well.

Added Wallace to the Scout rankings a few posts ago...
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ladky over at rivals insists tanner is too small and slow to be ranked any higher than he is. that site's midwest and especially ohio rankings are laughable. the 3* john simon approves this message.
 
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Having Austin Taylor ahead of Miller is a crime. No way around that. Rivals seems like they rely on nothing but camps/combines. If you don't camp Rivals is gonna drop you. Thats they way it is. Rivals ranking will always be trash anyways. They have one guy (Ladky) who covers the midwest, while Scout has three. And few hit it as hard as BG and Allen.

Another problem I have is, how do have Driskel rated so highly but Braxton in the bottom half. Oh yeah, I forgot. He went to camps.
 
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