09 Real Deal College Football Discussion/No Homers - Lets geh geh GET IT!

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[ddot7]

Originally Posted by Chester McFloppy

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

You can't justify putting Oregon ahead of Boise if both win out. Head to head Boise is a better team (2 years in a row might I add)

Sure I can, and I already have.

Once again, sorry to burst your bubble but they WILL pass Boise State IF (and that's a big IF) they win out. Teams change over the course of a season - deal with it. Boise State beat a LOWER RANKED #14 Oregon team that has beaten two (at the time) top 6 teams in the country.

I think it's funny when people use rankings at their convenience.

 

[MVP]

@ that costume

 

[trelvis tha thrilla]

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2


I only put TCU ahead of BSU because they beat them last year in the Poinsetta Bowl, although it was a very close game I think they are a little bit better this year. Although their "big wins" dont look that impressive to me. BYU is not good at all, their win over Oklahoma was a fluke in my opinion.

There was no reason for Boist St. to start the year higher than TCU, and shouldnt be above them on any poll. Boise has only 1 good win against aOregon team that didnt play good at the beginning of the season. TCU has beaten Virginia, Clemson and BYU on the road and have Utah at home in 2 weeks. Theyhave a much more difficult schedule than Donkey State.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Are you UM fans hearing the rumblings of Karl Dunbar coming in as a DC next year....

Semifinalists for the 73rd Maxwell Award

Best, Jahvid, University of California Berkley, RB, JR
Clausen, Jimmy, Notre Dame, QB, JR
Devine, Noel, West Virginia University, RB, JR
Gerhart, Toby, Stanford University, RB, SR
Ingram, Mark, University of Alabama, RB, SOPH
Keenum, Case, University of Houston, QB, JR
LeFevour, Dan, Central Michigan University, QB, SR
Lewis, Dion, University of Pittsburgh, RB, FR
Matthews, Ryan, Fresno State University, RB, JR
McCoy, Colt, University of Texas, QB, SR
Moore, Kellen, Boise State University, QB, SOPH
Ponder, Christian, Florida State University, QB, JR
Rodgers, Jacquizz, Oregon State University, RB, SOPH
Shipley, Jordan, University of Texas, WR, SR
Tate Golden, Notre Dame, WR, JR
Tebow, Tim, University of Florida, QB, SR

 

[eneyekayee]

Originally Posted by Mamba MVP

@ that costume

 

[eneyekayee]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4622769


Updated: November 4, 2009, 3:20 PM ET

[h2]Meyer: Tebow hit late vs. Georgia[/h2]GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida coach Urban Meyer believes Southeastern Conference officials missed a late hit on Tim Tebow in Saturday's game against Georgia.
Meyer said Wednesday the crew calling the game should have flagged Bulldogs linebacker Nick Williams for knocking his quarterback to the ground well after he had gotten rid of the football.

Meyer sent video of the play to Rogers Redding, the league's coordinator of officials. Meyer declined to reveal what the SEC told him, saying he didn't "want to step out of line."

Last week the SEC changed its discipline policy about coaches publicly criticizing officials, making the punishment either a fine or a suspension and doing away with the reprimands.

Meyer told reporters on the weekly SEC conference call the play was directly in front of the referee and should have been penalized. Tebow handed off to running back Jeff Demps, took a few steps to his right and wasn't looking when Williams came unblocked off the right edge and slammed into his chest.

"That should have been a penalty, in my opinion," Meyer said. "Obviously, it should have been. You've got to protect quarterbacks. That's the whole purpose. It's right in front of the referee. I'm not sure how they're going to handle that, but ... that was one of the plays we did send in."

Meyer didn't mention the play until asked about it Wednesday, possibly trying to avoid drawing punishment from the league. He also prefaced his comments by saying he has "great respect" for SEC officials and the way the league handles complaints.

The SEC decided to stop handing out reprimands for ripping officials after three coaches in less than a week were reprimanded last month.

Commissioner Mike Slive was given full discretion by the league's athletic directors and presidents to hand out the punishment. He will determine the amount of fines and lengths of suspensions on a case-by-case basis.

The SEC's officiating, and public complaints by Tennessee's Lane Kiffin and Mississippi State's Dan Mullen, has drawn plenty of unwanted attention for the league.

An officiating crew was suspended last month after it called penalties the league said were not supported by video evidence in the LSU-Georgia game Oct. 3 and the Arkansas-Florida game Oct. 17. The SEC publicly announced the suspensions, an unprecedented move by the conference.




Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press

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IS THIS DUDE SERIOUS?!

 

[39478]

Doesn't look like LeGarrette will be back this week. He has however been staying after practice to do some conditioning drills...
A return to the game at Autzen against ASU would be a nice boost

 

[where are you harold miner 2]

Originally Posted by Chester McFloppy

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

You can't justify putting Oregon ahead of Boise if both win out. Head to head Boise is a better team (2 years in a row might I add)

Sure I can, and I already have.

Once again, sorry to burst your bubble but they WILL pass Boise State IF (and that's a big IF) they win out. Teams change over the course of a season - deal with it. Boise State beat a LOWER RANKED #14 Oregon team that has beaten two (at the time) top 6 teams in the country.

Who cares what they were ranked when we beat them. We have dominated Oregon in ooooooooh, big, bad, loud AUTZEN and in Boise. Holds no waterwhatsoever, 2 wins in a row means BOISE >>>>>>>>>>>>> oregon

 

[dlo13]

If I was Richt, I'd suspend Nick Williams for one play.

 

[39478]

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

Originally Posted by Chester McFloppy

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

You can't justify putting Oregon ahead of Boise if both win out. Head to head Boise is a better team (2 years in a row might I add)

Sure I can, and I already have.

Once again, sorry to burst your bubble but they WILL pass Boise State IF (and that's a big IF) they win out. Teams change over the course of a season - deal with it. Boise State beat a LOWER RANKED #14 Oregon team that has beaten two (at the time) top 6 teams in the country.

Who cares what they were ranked when we beat them. We have dominated Oregon in ooooooooh, big, bad, loud AUTZEN and in Boise. Holds no water whatsoever, 2 wins in a row means BOISE >>>>>>>>>>>>> oregon

It'll be nice if Oregon's in the Rose Bowl and Boise is in the Poinsettia Bowl again

 

[5am6oody72]

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

Originally Posted by Chester McFloppy

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

You can't justify putting Oregon ahead of Boise if both win out. Head to head Boise is a better team (2 years in a row might I add)

Sure I can, and I already have.

Once again, sorry to burst your bubble but they WILL pass Boise State IF (and that's a big IF) they win out. Teams change over the course of a season - deal with it. Boise State beat a LOWER RANKED #14 Oregon team that has beaten two (at the time) top 6 teams in the country.

Who cares what they were ranked when we beat them. We have dominated Oregon in ooooooooh, big, bad, loud AUTZEN and in Boise. Holds no water whatsoever, 2 wins in a row means BOISE >>>>>>>>>>>>> oregon

You can't bring up a game from last year to try and prove that you are a better team than Oregon this year.

I will give you that youdominated them in the first game this year, but like everyone else is saying, you haven't looked at all impressive since then. You struggled against Tulsaand UC Davis, while Oregon handled USC and Cal.

 

[eneyekayee]

Originally Posted by DLo13

If I was Richt, I'd suspend Nick Williams for one play.

That would be STRAIGHT COMEDY!

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Shakeups in the updated ESPNU 150 Premium - Football Recruiting Written by JC Shurburtt, Scouts Inc.

The jump of one of the most explosive players in the country into the top 5, the slide of an elite running back, an elite athlete climbing into the top 15 and some jockeying among the defensive line prospects highlight the updated ESPNU 150 rankings.

Under Armour All-American and five-star CB Lamarcus Joyner (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) climbed from No. 12 to No. 5 in the latest rankings. Joyner has been the best player on the nation's best team and proved it twice on the big stage, the first during top-ranked St. Thomas Aquinas' season-opening 52-7 victory against Upper Arlington (Ohio) and the second in a 42-34 win against Byrnes (Duncan, S.C.). Both games were nationally televised. The opener was on ESPN, while the game against then-No. 2 Byrnes was on ESPNU.

In the Upper Arlington game, Joyner caught a momentum-wiping 31-yard touchdown pass in the first half. Against Byrnes, he had Aquinas' first score, a 52-yarder in the first quarter, and then had another momentum-killing play in the fourth quarter when he returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown after the Rebels had pulled within seven.

"There were some guys on our staff who felt he may be in the top 3 and he could still end up there," said Tom Luginbill, ESPN Scouts Inc.'s national recruiting director. "As a pure athlete, he may be the closest thing to Percy Harvin [of the Minnesota Vikings] we have seen and could be a legit two-way candidate at the next level."

Running back Marcus Lattimore (Duncan, S.C./James F. Byrnes) made the most notable drop, falling from No. 5 to No. 16. While still considered a top player, Lattimore was dropped from a five-star prospect to a four-star prospect.

"Lattimore is an excellent prospect, but the reality is that we just aren't convinced he is a top 10 overall player, regardless of position," Luginbill said. "We felt this way early and took a wait-and-see approach. As a pure runner, we feel there are others ahead of him. We still feel he is the best receiving back in the country."

Athlete Matt Elam (Palm Beach, Fla./Dwyer), moved up 12 spots from No. 25 to No. 13. Elam, a Florida commit for more than a year, recently took an official visit to Florida State. He projects as a defensive back in college but has had some brilliant moments on offense this season.

Under Armour All-America running back and recent Miami commit Storm Johnson (Loganville, Ga.) moved up 17 spots to No. 21. Johnson has rushed for 1,406 yards on 226 carries this season.

Hubbard highlights DL movement
Defensive end Adrian Hubbard (Norcross, Ga.) is one of the hottest prospects in the country right now and debuts in the 150 at No. 78, the highest of any of the new additions to the list.

In a matter of one week, the 6-foot-7, 230-pounder picked up offers from multiple major programs in the Southeast, including Auburn and Florida State, is getting new attention every day. Hubbard was under the radar in part because he did not play football last season, opting instead to focus on basketball. His return to the gridiron this season has proved to be worthwhile.

"Hubbard defines upside and could be this class's diamond in the rough, regardless of position," Luginbill said. "All the physical attributes are present, and with some refining and maturation he could be a monster down the road."

Hubbard wasn't the only defensive lineman to make his first appearance in the 150 this time around. Penn State commit C.J. Olaniyan (Warren, Mich./Warren-Mott) debuts at No. 146 and Notre Dame commit Blake Lueders (Zionsville, Ind.) climbs in at No. 150.

There was never any question that jumbo athlete William Gholston (Detroit/Southeastern) has a world of upside and one of the highest ceilings in the 2010 class. This season, he's been putting it all together and was impressive when scouted during his in-person evaluation earlier this year. Gholston moved up eight spots to No. 25 in the latest update.

Under Armour All-America defensive tackle George Uko (Chino, Calif./Don Antonio Lugo) made a dramatic leap from No. 131 to No. 58 nationally. The 6-4, 300-pounder has had a monster senior season with 13 sacks and is an elite athlete for a player his size. (He has been timed as low as 4.38 seconds in the pro shuttle.)

"[Uko] is having a great senior campaign and has worked his way up the ranks by constantly trying to prove his worth through the summer and it paid off this fall," Luginbill said. "He has tremendous upside."

Before this season, some felt that Tennessee commit Corey Miller (Duncan, S.C./Byrnes) was the best defensive line prospect at his well-stocked school, and his play has proved it this season. The 6-4, 220-pounder has proven to be a difference-maker in most of the Rebels' big games this season. Miller moved up 39 spots to No. 48 in the latest release.

Notre Dame commit Chris Martin (Aurora, Colo./Grandview) moved up 33 spots to No. 110, Florida State commit Darious Cummings (Titusville, Fla./Astronaut) moved up 10 spots to No. 124, and Texas commit Reggie Wilson (Haltom City, Texas/Haltom) moved up 11 spots to No. 88. Defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd (Philadelphia/George Washington) moved up slightly to No. 69.

Dealing with injuries
Some prospects dropped because they suffered an injury during their senior seasons. Whenever you evaluate football talent, injuries are weighed against the overall ability of the prospect, and the severity of the injury is taken into consideration. But the bottom line is that if you aren't playing, you aren't getting better, and other players are. So injury is a setback to a developing football prospect and has to be taken into account when ranking.

Here are the five prospects who dropped in the rankings because of injury.

• Anthony Barr, ATH (Torrance, Calif./Loyola): Barr dropped 43 spots to No. 103 in the latest update after suffering a broken ankle that required surgery and missed the rest of the season. Barr is down to Notre Dame and UCLA.

• Brent Benedict, OT (Jacksonville, Fla./Bolles): Dropped from No. 63 to No. 104 after suffering a serious knee injury during practice. Benedict is committed to Georgia.

• Andrew Norwell, OT (Cincinnati/Anderson): A broken left tibia ended Norwell's senior season, and he dropped from No. 115 nationally to outside of the ESPNU 150. Norwell is committed to Ohio State.

• Sheldon McClain, WR (Cibolo, Texas/Steele): A torn ACL ended McClain's senior season early and caused him to drop from No. 125 to out of the ESPNU 150. McClain is committed to Oklahoma.

• Bronson Kaufusi, DE (Provo, Utah/Timpview

A few more additions
Quarterback Tyler Bray (Kingsburg, Calif.), a Tennessee commit, makes his debut in the ESPNU 150 at No. 140.

"We went back and forth on this kid the first time the 150 was released, but he has too much talent and a bright future not to be considered one of the top QBs in this class," Luginbill said.

Bray was one of the most impressive prospects at the Elite 11 quarterback camp this summer and has backed it up with a very good senior year.

Other additions include center Brandon Linder (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas); corner Nickell Robey (Frostproof, Fla.), a Georgia commit; and running back Anthony Wilkerson (Tustin, Calif.), a Stanford commit.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

ESPNU 150 - Class of 2010
RANK	NAME	GRADE	COLLEGE	POS	HT	WT	SCHOOL
1	Jackson Jeffcoat	88	None	DE	6'5"	225	Plano West H.S. (TX)
2	Jordan Hicks	87	None	OLB	6'2"	210	Lakota West H.S. (OH)
3	Ronald Powell	87	None	DE	6'4"	224	Rancho Verde H.S. (CA)
4	Seantrel Henderson	87	None	OT	6'7"	295	Cretin-Derham Hall H.S. (MN)
5	Lamarcus Joyner	87	None	CB	5'8"	165	Saint Thomas Aquinas School (FL)
6	Jeff Luc	87	None	ILB	6'1"	241	Treasure Coast H.S. (FL)
7	Michael Dyer	86	None	RB	5'9"	200	Little Rock Christian Academy (AR)
8	Jonathan Dowling	86	Florida	S	6'3"	180	Southeast H.S. (FL)
9	Darius White	85	None	WR	6'3"	195	Dunbar Senior High (TX)
10	Tony Jefferson	85	UCLA	ATH	6'0"	195	Eastlake H.S. (CA)
11	Demar Dorsey	85	Florida	S	6'1"	180	Boyd Anderson H.S. (FL)
12	Chris Dunkley	84	None	WR	5'11"	170	Pahokee H.S. (FL)
13	Matt Elam	84	Florida	ATH	6'0"	205	Dwyer H.S. (FL)
14	Taylor Bible	84	Texas	DT	6'3"	280	John H. Guyer H.S. (TX)
15	Ahmad Dixon	84	Baylor	S	6'1"	190	Midway H.S. (TX)
16	Marcus Lattimore	84	None	RB	6'0"	214	James Byrnes H.S. (SC)
17	Mack Brown	84	Florida	RB	5'11"	185	Martin Luther King H.S. (GA)
18	Demarco Cobbs	84	Texas	ATH	6'1"	200	Tulsa Central H.S. (OK)
19	Jordon James	83	None	RB	5'10"	188	Corona Senior H.S. (CA)
20	DeMarcus Milliner	83	Alabama	CB	6'0"	185	Stanhope Elmore H.S. (AL)
21	Storm Johnson	83	Miami (FL)	RB	5'11"	210	Loganville H.S. (GA)
22	Ian Silberman	83	Florida	OT	6'5"	256	Fleming Island H.S. (FL)
23	Robert Woods	83	USC	WR	6'1"	180	Junipero Serra H.S. (CA)
24	Antonio Goodwin	83	Auburn	ATH	6'1"	170	Booker T. Washington H.S. (GA)
25	William Gholston	83	Michigan State	DE	6'7"	250	Southeastern H.S. (MI)
26	Sean Parker	83	None	S	6'1"	186	Narbonne H.S. (CA)
27	Christian Jones	83	None	OLB	6'4"	215	Lake Howell H.S. (FL)
28	Martavis Bryant	83	Clemson	WR	6'3"	185	T. L. Hanna H.S. (SC)
29	Lache Seastrunk	83	None	RB	5'11"	190	Temple H.S. (TX)
30	Xavier Grimble	83	USC	TE	6'5"	241	Bishop Gorman H.S. (NV)
31	Justin Hunter	83	LSU	WR	6'4"	172	Ocean Lakes H.S. (VA)
32	Gerald Christian	83	Florida	TE	6'3"	220	Dwyer H.S. (FL)
33	Joshua Shaw	83	None	CB	6'2"	181	Palmdale H.S. (CA)
34	Alec Ogletree	83	Georgia	S	6'3"	214	Newnan H.S. (GA)
35	Da'Rick Rogers	83	Georgia	WR	6'2"	205	Calhoun H.S. (GA)
36	.J. Morgan	83	USC	ATH	5'10"	175	Woodland Hills-Taft H.S. (CA)
37	Phillip Sims	83	Alabama	QB	6'1"	218	Oscar Frommel Smith H.S. (VA)
38	Owamagbe Odighizuwa	83	None	DE	6'3"	235	David Douglas H.S. (OR)
39	Markeith Ambles	83	Tennessee	WR	6'2"	185	Henry County H.S. (GA)
40	Shaun Lewis	83	Oklahoma State	OLB	6'0"	197	Hightower H.S. (TX)
41	Dominique Easley	83	Penn State	DE	6'3"	260	Curtis H.S. (NY)
42	John Fulton	83	None	CB	6'1"	180	Manning H.S. (SC)
43	Kyle Prater	82	USC	WR	6'6"	195	Proviso West H.S. (IL)
44	Ashton Dorsey	82	Texas	DT	6'2"	275	John Tyler H.S. (TX)
45	Trovon Reed	82	None	WR	6'0"	172	Thibodaux H.S. (LA)
46	Corey Nelson	82	Texas A&M	OLB	6'1"	195	Skyline H.S. (TX)
47	Jaylen Watkins	82	Florida	CB	6'0"	171	Cape Coral H.S. (FL)
48	Corey Miller	82	Tennessee	DE	6'4"	231	James Byrnes H.S. (SC)
49	Chaz Green	82	None	OT	6'5"	286	Tampa Catholic H.S. (FL)
50	Nick Dew	82	Virginia Tech	S	6'2"	190	First Colonial H.S. (VA)
51	Christian Green	82	None	ATH	6'1"	190	Tampa Catholic H.S. (FL)
52	Alfy Hill	82	Alabama	DE	6'4"	240	West Brunswick H.S. (NC)
53	Jake Matthews	82	Texas A&M	OT	6'5"	270	Lawrence E. Elkins High (TX)
54	Mike Davis	82	LSU	WR	6'0"	176	Skyline H.S. (TX)
55	Jesse Scroggins	82	USC	QB	6'2"	189	Lakewood H.S. (CA)
56	Roderick Smith	82	Ohio State	RB	6'2"	220	Harding H.S. (IN)
57	Travis Dickson	81	LSU	TE	6'3"	230	Ocean Springs H.S. (MS)
58	George Uko	81	None	DT	6'4"	299	Don Antonio Lugo H.S. (CA)
59	Robert Crisp	81	North Carolina State	OT	6'7"	302	Cedar Ridge H.S. (NC)
60	Demetrius Wright	81	None	CB	6'1"	185	Corona Senior H.S. (CA)
61	Todd Chandler	81	Miami (FL)	DT	6'1"	283	Miami Northwestern H.S. (FL)
62	Eric Reid	81	LSU	S	6'2"	190	Dutchtown H.S. (LA)
63	Blake Bell	81	Oklahoma	QB	6'5"	212	Bishop Carroll H.S. (KS)
64	Khairi Fortt	81	Penn State	ILB	6'3"	226	Stamford H.S. (CT)
65	Brian Vogler	81	Alabama	TE	6'6"	245	Brookstone H.S. (GA)
66	Malcolm Jones	81	UCLA	RB	6'1"	217	Oaks Christian H.S. (CA)
67	Leon Orr	81	Florida	DT	6'5"	315	Gulf H.S. (FL)
68	Chris Jones	81	Texas	WR	6'0"	175	Daingerfield H.S. (TX)
69	Sharrif Floyd	81	None	DT	6'3"	309	George Washington H.S. (PA)
70	Solomon Patton	81	Florida	WR	5'10"	175	Murphy H.S. (AL)
71	Cody Riggs	81	None	CB	5'8"	154	Saint Thomas Aquinas School (FL)
72	Curtis White	81	Oregon	TE	6'5"	245	Sheldon H.S. (OR)
73	Tai-ler Jones	81	Notre Dame	WR	6'0"	182	Gainesville H.S. (GA)
74	Chad Lindsay	81	Alabama	OG	6'3"	307	The Woodlands H.S. (TX)
75	Quentin Hayes	81	Oklahoma	S	6'1"	176	Lancaster H.S. (TX)
76	Evan Hailes	81	Penn State	DT	6'1"	315	Oscar Frommel Smith H.S. (VA)
77	Eric Mack	81	South Carolina	OG	6'4"	318	Calhoun County H.S. (SC)
78	Adrian Hubbard	81	None	DE	6'7"	227	Norcross H.S. (GA)
79	James Louis	81	Ohio State	WR	5'11"	180	Atlantic Community H.S. (FL)
80	Tharold Simon	81	LSU	S	6'4"	185	Eunice H.S. (LA)
81	Kolton Houston	81	Georgia	OG	6'5"	265	Buford H.S. (GA)
82	C.J. Fiedorowicz	81	Illinois	TE	6'6"	230	Johnsburg H.S. (IL)
83	Luke Joeckel	81	Texas A&M	OT	6'6"	280	Arlington H.S. (TX)
84	T.J. Stripling	81	Georgia	OLB	6'5"	202	Southwest Dekalb H.S. (GA)
85	Keenan Allen	81	None	ATH	6'2"	185	Northern Guilford (NC)
86	Dakota Royer	81	Penn State	DE	6'3"	220	Manheim Central H.S. (PA)
87	A.J. Cann	81	South Carolina	OG	6'3"	260	Bamberg-Ehrhardt H.S. (SC)
88	Reggie Wilson	81	Texas	DE	6'4"	235	Haltom H.S. (TX)
89	Tevin Jackson	81	Texas	OLB	6'2"	215	Garland H.S. (TX)
90	Keiwone Malone	81	Alabama	WR	5'11"	168	Mitchell H.S. (TN)
91	Ja'Wuan James	81	None	OT	6'6"	305	North Gwinnett H.S. (GA)
92	Kenny Shaw	81	None	WR	6'0"	170	Dr. Phillips H.S. (FL)
93	Cam Feldt	81	Arkansas	OT	6'5"	290	Pilot Point H.S. (TX)
94	Corey Lemonier	81	None	DE	6'4"	221	Hialeah H.S. (FL)
95	Kadron Boone	81	Texas Tech	WR	6'1"	197	Trinity Catholic H.S. (FL)
96	Ken Malcome	81	Georgia	RB	5'11"	212	Southwest Dekalb H.S. (GA)
97	Shaun Kitchens	81	Auburn	ATH	6'3"	213	Benjamin E. Banneker H.S. (GA)
98	Louis Nix	81	Miami (FL)	DT	6'3"	318	Raines H.S. (FL)
99	James Stone	81	None	OT	6'5"	297	Maplewood H.S. (TN)
100	Brandon Willis	81	Tennessee	DT	6'2"	260	James Byrnes H.S. (SC)
101	Adrian Coxson	81	Penn State	WR	6'1"	192	Baltimore City College H.S. (MD)
102	Adrian White	81	Texas	CB	5'11"	175	DeSoto H.S. (TX)
103	Anthony Barr	81	None	ATH	6'4"	223	Loyola H.S. (CA)
104	Brent Benedict	81	Georgia	OT	6'5"	280	The Bolles School (FL)
105	Dior Mathis	81	None	CB	5'9"	165	Cass Technical H.S. (MI)
106	Nigel Terrell	81	Florida State	OLB	6'1"	205	Pelham H.S. (AL)
107	Damien Robinson	81	None	OT	6'7"	320	Olive Branch H.S. (MS)
108	Andrew Rodriguez	81	Nebraska	OG	6'6"	298	Aurora H.S. (NE)
109	Telvin Smith	81	Florida State	OLB	6'4"	198	Lowndes H.S. (GA)
110	Chris Martin	81	Notre Dame	DE	6'5"	240	Grandview H.S. (CO)
111	Dietrich Riley	81	None	S	6'1"	196	Saint Francis H.S. (CA)
112	Darryl Baldwin	81	Ohio State	DE	6'5"	255	Solon H.S. (OH)
113	Ivan McCartney	81	None	WR	6'1"	162	Miramar H.S. (FL)
114	Robert Bolden	81	Penn State	QB	6'4"	199	Saint Mary's Prep School (MI)
115	Aaron Benson	81	Texas	OLB	6'2"	205	Cedar Hill H.S. (TX)
116	David Perry	81	Miami (FL)	DE	6'5"	230	University School of Nova Sout (FL)
117	Devin Gardner	81	Michigan	QB	6'4"	198	Inkster H.S. (MI)
118	James Hurst	81	North Carolina	OT	6'5"	285	Plainfield H.S. (IN)
119	Toney Hurd Jr.	81	Notre Dame	CB	5'9"	179	Thurgood Marshall H.S. (TX)
120	Willis Wright	81	None	WR	6'1"	202	Miami Springs Senior H.S. (FL)
121	Carrington Byndom	81	Texas	CB	6'0"	170	Lufkin H.S. (TX)
122	Garry Peters	81	Clemson	ATH	6'0"	183	Heritage H.S. (GA)
123	Aramide Olaniyan	81	None	OLB	6'2"	200	Woodberry Forest School (VA)
124	Darious Cummings	81	Florida State	DT	6'2"	255	Astronaut H.S. (FL)
125	Brennan Clay	81	Oklahoma	RB	5'11"	186	Scripps Ranch H.S. (CA)
126	C.J. Mosley	81	None	OLB	6'2"	215	Theodore H.S. (AL)
127	Kelcy Quarles	81	South Carolina	DT	6'4"	260	Greenwood H.S. (SC)
128	Adrian Phillips	81	Texas	ATH	5'11"	190	Garland H.S. (TX)
129	Christian Thomas	81	None	TE	6'3"	234	Highland H.S. (CA)
130	LaDarius Owens	80	Auburn	DE	6'2"	225	Jess Lanier H.S. (AL)
131	Miles Dieffenbach	80	Penn State	OC	6'5"	277	Fox Chapel H.S. (PA)
132	Devon Carrington	80	Stanford	S	6'1"	186	Hamilton H.S. (AZ)
133	Garrison Smith	80	Georgia	DT	6'3"	250	Douglass H.S. (GA)
134	Dillon Baxter	80	USC	ATH	5'11"	190	Mission Bay H.S. (CA)
135	Ricky Heimuli	80	None	DT	6'4"	294	Brighton H.S. (UT)
136	Michael Taylor	80	Tennessee	OLB	6'0"	193	Westlake H.S. (GA)
137	Trey Hopkins	80	Texas	OG	6'4"	260	North Shore H.S. (TX)
138	J.R. Ferguson	80	None	DT	6'3"	275	Hargrave Military Academy (VA)
139	Justin McCay	80	Oklahoma	ATH	6'3"	200	Bishop Miege H.S. (KS)
140	Tyler Bray	80	Tennessee	QB	6'6"	189	Kingsburg H.S. (CA)
141	Terrence Mitchell	80	None	CB	5'9"	155	Hillsborough H.S. (FL)
142	Cecil Whiteside	80	California	OLB	6'3"	215	Newport Harbor H.S. (CA)
143	Brandon Linder	80	None	OC	6'5"	270	Saint Thomas Aquinas School (FL)
144	Justin Maclin	80	LSU	DE	6'3"	220	Ridgeway H.S. (TN)
145	Corey Brown	80	Ohio State	WR	6'0"	171	Cardinal O'Hara H.S. (PA)
146	C.J. Olaniyan	80	Penn State	DE	6'4"	230	Warren-Mott H.S. (MI)
147	Nickell Robey	80	Georgia	CB	5'8"	160	Frostproof H.S. (FL)
148	Anthony Wilkerson	80	Stanford	RB	5'11"	213	Tustin H.S. (CA)
149	Sean Tapley	80	South Carolina	WR	6'0"	165	Raines H.S. (FL)
150	Blake Lueders	80	Notre Dame	DE	6'5"	250	Zionsville Community H.S. (IN)

 

[fear the ibis]

ESPN's rankings are always so different from Scout and Rivals.

 

[eneyekayee]

Originally Posted by Fear The Ibis

ESPN's rankings are always so different from inferior to Scout and Rivals.

*fixed

 

[gunna get it]

ehh its all subjective.

Anthony Dixon, S, the Baylor Commit, is waivering pretty bad. He'll be in RedNexville on Saturday. Baylors 4* commit is shakey too...

No one is expecting Demar Dorsey to be able to get in school he has no scores and cant even take official visits.

 

[CP1708]

Let's just hope Shannon's staff isn't offering to kids based off these lists.

 

[three6mafia2007]

Originally Posted by dreClark

Are you UM fans hearing the rumblings of Karl Dunbar coming in as a DC next year....

Haven't heard it, but I'm open to having someone replace Lovett at DC. He's far too conservative IMO. We get no pressure on opposingQBs

 

[al3xis]

Charlie is trying to get Rees to enroll early after the Crist injury

 

[ddot7]

Originally Posted by Three6mafia2007

Originally Posted by dreClark

Are you UM fans hearing the rumblings of Karl Dunbar coming in as a DC next year....

Haven't heard it, but I'm open to having someone replace Lovett at DC. He's far too conservative IMO. We get no pressure on opposing QBs

I had to watch him for a few years.� Conservative is almost an understatement, it was tough to watch us get abused on 3rd downs.

And I'm probably late (just got posted on YouTube Monday though), but this is pretty spectacular:
http://www.youtube.com/v/XKvo0HOBTuk&hl=en&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/XKvo0HOBTuk&hl=en&fs=1& http://www.youtube.com/v/XKvo0HOBTuk&hl=en&fs=1&http://www.youtube.com/v/XKvo0HOBTuk&hl=en&fs=1&

White people...

 

[ace bomber]

oh how i wish we could play BSU in a bowl game so we could steam roll them by 30+ and put a rest to all this nonsense. This is not the same Oregon team youguys played. It was Kelly's first game and the team wasn't in sync at all... The Broncos beat the Ducks fair and square, can't argue that, butOregon has looked MUCH more impressive since that game. You also can't argue that! Oregon looks like the better team, straight up...

 

[ace bomber]

BTW now they're talking about Masoli for heisman on ESPN??? The hell....?!

 

[gunna get it]

Oregon fans are gonna be in for Va Tech type awakening when they lose to Oregon State ... I can just see it now.
already punchign your ticket to bowl game when theirs alot of work left. Just hope the players have their heads on straight and arent feeling themselves thesame way.

and I picked Oregon to win Pac X, I hope they stay the course