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Ten to Watch in 2010 class

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Players to Watch in 2010 class

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IrishIllustrated.com - Ten to watch in 2010 class
From the same school of Mike Floyd.
Seantrel Henderson, OT, 6-8, 301
Saint Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall

As big as Gray is, Henderson is even bigger at the same stage. Henderson comes from a power program, and is also a standout in basketball and track. He won numerous events at the Minnesota Junior Olympics Outdoor Championships, and is already on the radar of Minnesota, Notre Dame, Ohio State and others.
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From Ohio.
Derek Roback, QB, 6-2, 200
Waverly, Ohio

Roback has excellent size already at 6 feet 2 and 200 pounds. In 2006 he was a national finalist in the Pepsi Punt, Pass and Kick competition and is an outstanding athlete ? he runs better than 4.8 in the 40-yard dash. He was the quarterback MVP at the NationalUnderclassmen.com Ultimate 100 in June.
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What's even more amazing is that Rivals is predicting great things from Roback as a quarterback, even though he isn't even the starter. Granted, Trevor Walls-- a potential D-IA recruit in his own right-- is the starter and Roback plays WR to get them both on the field, but counting him as one of ten to watch for '10 based largely on combine performances seems a bit presumptuous.
 
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ant80;933194; said:
Damn. Mea culpa. Merge if necessary.
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Nope...just wanted to clarify things a bit...nothing wrong with have a thread for general discussion about the top talent in Ohio in 2010. Eric Howard's name should to be a part of that discussion as well.
 
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wadc45;933206; said:
Nope...just wanted to clarify things a bit...nothing wrong with have a thread for general discussion about the top talent in Ohio in 2010. Eric Howard's name should to be a part of that discussion as well.
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And Jewone Snow, and Isaiah Byler, and Matt James, and Taylor Miller, and Spencer Ware.....
 
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Other in the Class of 2010 in Ohio to include:

SOPHOMORES HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL HT/WT POSITION
Derek Roback Waverly Waverly 6' 1" 180 QB
Caleb Watkins Middletown Middletown 6' 1" 180 QB
Mark Myers Cleveland St. Ignatius 6' 2" 180 QB
Luke Massa Cincinnati St. Xavier 6' 3" 175 QB

Eric Howard North Canton Hoover 5' 9" 200 RB
Allen Jones Youngstown Ursuline 5' 9" 185 RB
Eric Wilkerson Solon Solon 5' 10" 180 RB
Jordan Hicks West Chester Lakota West 6' 0" 170 RB/LB
Antonio Banks Middletown Middletown 5' 9" 190 RB
Korey Ringer Clayton Northmont RB
Thirajn Pittman Orrville Orrville 5' 9" 175 RB
BJ Watkins Columbus Beechcroft 5' 9" 190 FB
Demetrus Johnson Columbus Brookhaven 5' 9" 210 FB

Stacey Blunt Dublin Scioto 6' 0" 160 WR
Jamarkus O'Neal Mansfield Senior 6' 0" 170 WR/DB
Tyrone Williams East Cleveland Shaw 6' 4" 190 TE/LB
Brandon Braxton Cleveland St. Ignatius 6' 0" 175 WR/DB
D.J. Williamson Warren Harding 5' 11" 163 WR
Alex Welch Cincinnati Elder 6' 4" 200 TE/LB

Taylor Miller Trenton Edgewood 6' 4" 280 OL/DL
Andrew Norwell Cincinnati Anderson 6' 5" 250 OL
Matthew James Cincinnati St. Xavier 6' 6" 260 OL/DL
Isaiah Byler Elyria Elyria 6' 4" 310 OL/DL
Brian Ausperk Akron SVSM 6' 5" 285 OL/DL
Eric Franklin Youngstown Mooney 6' 5" 299 OL

Desmond McCown Springfield South 6' 2" 220 DL
Darryl Baldwin Solon Solon 6' 5" 242 DL
Terry Talbott Huber Heights Wayne 6' 2" 230 DL
Deron Brown Akron Garfield 6' 3" 185 DL/LB

Jewone Snow Canton McKinley 6' 1" 200 LB/TE
Clay Harris Newark Catholic 6' 2" 203 LB/RB
Marcus Rush Cincinnati Moeller 6' 2" 200 LB
Jamel Turner Youngstown Ursuline 6' 2" 206 LB
Zach Rosenbauer Lima Shawnee 6' 1" 220 LB/TE
Curtis Watson Bellevue Bellevue 6' 2" 200 LB
Chase Hoobler Orrville Orrville 6' 2" 195 LB/TE
Nick Galvin Cincinnati Moeller 6' 0" 195 LB
Antwon Rozier Cincinnati Aiken 5 10" 205 LB

Deandre Harris Youngstown Ursuline 5' 10" 186 DB/WR
Jordan Paschal Trotwood Madison 5' 9" 175 DB
Ray Vinopal Youngstown Mooney 5' 10" 175 RB/DB
Terrell Williamson Dublin Coffmann 5' 9" 166 DB

Spencer Ware Cincinnati Princeton 5' 10" 207 ATH/QB
Dwight Macon Steubenville Steubenville 5' 11" 175 ATH/QB
Christian Bryant Cleveland Glenville 5' 10" 160 ATH
Dominic Carter Cincinnati Colerain 5' 11" 175 ATH

Drew Basil Chillicothe Chillicothe 5' 10" 150 K
 
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Noticed a Hoobler on that list as well...although this one is listed as being from Orrville and Chad went to Carrolton I believe.

Some names from Northern Kentucky to maybe pay attention to down the line (including Chris Collinsworth's son):

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Is it me, or do kids seem to get bigger and better at younger ages every year? Maybe it's just me. Anyway, at this point in the season you usually see a few younger guys step up. Here are Nky's sophomore football players I'm looking forward to covering the next two years:

Brandon Roller, Highlands
If you're running with the first team (at linebacker no less) for the Bluebirds as a 10th-grader, you're a stud. No doubt about it.

Austin Collinsworth, Highlands
Great genes, great player. I'd been hearing about this class at Highlands for a while, due in large part to the famous Bengal's son. He's lived up to the billing. He's a fast corner who can also lick.

Miles Simpson, Simon Kenton
Good size already (6-3, 190), and he always seems to be around the ball on defense.

Ricky Buckler, Bellevue
Part of me is hoping the 5-5, 130-pound running back grows, because I think he can be a pretty special player. But part of me hopes he doesn't, because I love seeing little guys like this make big guys miss.

Austin Pugh and Nick West, Conner
Something tells me this running back/quarterback combo is going to turn things around in Hebron before it graduates.

Those are just a few who come to mind. I'm sure there are more.
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wadc45;976701; said:
Noticed a Hoobler on that list as well...although this one is listed as being from Orrville and Chad went to Carrolton I believe.

Some names from Northern Kentucky to maybe pay attention to down the line (including Chris Collinsworth's son):

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You are correct, Chad went to Carrollton (but the family has since moved if I am correct).
 
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