Real Deal College Football Discussion... no homers please

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New Rivals100 comes out today at around noon. I have a feeling that darrell Scoot is gonna be the #1 player in the nation. I also heard Jeremy Crabtree say that Dayne Crst got his 5* and that Matt Patchan is #10 overall. Just wondering if they will continue to drop Boubacar Cissoko and leave McGuffie all the way down at #90. McGuffie had 18 carries for 272 (15.1) and 6 TDs this past week in his first healthy game of the year. He will be on ESPN2 in the next week or so. I believe it is the 18th of October.
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C'mon now, dont be bitter, If USC had been strugglin all night and it had been reported LSU just lost to Miss State, USC's crowd would have had the same reaction
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New Rivals

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Prospect Ranking &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp

Rivals.com Rivals100 2008 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 10/9/2007
2008 Rank&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Pos&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ht/Wt&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Schools
1&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Terrelle Pryor
Jeannette (PA) Jeannette&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/235&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Accounted for 44 touchdowns on offense and 11 interceptions on defense as a junior.

2&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Julio Jones
Foley (AL) Foley&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/215&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Sixteen of his 75 catches as a junior went for touchdowns.

3&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Patrick Johnson
Pompano Beach (FL) Ely&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/193&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp One of the fastest risers in the nation, had seven interceptions as a junior.

4&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Darrell Scott
Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/204&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nation's top back rushed for 3,194 yards and 45 touchdowns as a junior.

5&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A.J. Green
Summerville (SC) Summerville&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/184&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Accounted for 1,203 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior.

6&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Matt Kalil
Anaheim (CA) Servite&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-7/281&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Kalil is a franchise left tackle that cant be beat on the pass rush.

7&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DaQuan Bowers
Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/267&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Clemson
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had an impressive 30 tackles for a loss as a junior with 15 sacks.

8&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Michael Brewster
Orlando (FL) Edgewater&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/305&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A member of the Rivals.com Junior All American Team.

9&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp R.J. Washington
Keller (TX) Fossil Ridge&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/245&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Oklahoma
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Washington is one of the nations premiere Sack Masters with 18 as a junior.

10&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Matt Patchan
Seffner (FL) Armwood&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-7/265&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Father Matt played in the NFL and for the University of Miami.

11&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Tyron Smith
Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-5/260&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Smith is a two-time NIKE Camp MVP and an amazing right tackle prospect.

12&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nigel Bradham
Crawfordville (FL) Wakulla&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/230&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Bradham dominated 3A football with 150 tackles as a junior.

13&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Baker Steinkuhler
Lincoln (NE) Lincoln Southwest&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/290&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nebraska
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp The first five-star player ever from the state of Nebraska.

14&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Will Hill
Jersey City (NJ) St. Peter's Prep&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/203&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Two-way star was player of the year in Jersey as a junior.

15&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jermie Calhoun
Van (TX) Van&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Oklahoma
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Calhoun rushed for 1,726 yards and 22 scores as a junior. He also had 163 yards receiving.

16&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Marcus Forston
Miami (FL) Northwestern&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/286&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dominated Friday Night Lights Camp at Florida in July.

17&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Kyle Rudolph
Cincinnati (OH) Elder&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp TE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/229&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Rudolph should thrive in Notre Dames offense. Had seven touchdown grabs as a junior.

18&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp E.J. Manuel
Virginia Beach (VA) Bayside&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/201&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Starting to draw comparisons to other great Hampton Roads quarterbacks.

19&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DeAngelo Tyson
Statesboro (GA) Statesboro&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/276&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp All-state selection as a junior with six sacks.

20&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dayne Crist
Sherman Oaks (CA) Notre Dame&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-5/228&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Crist proved he is among the nations best at the Elite 11.

21&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Tyler Love
Mountain Brook (AL) Mountain Brook&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-7/285&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Alabama
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Alabama commit was all-league as a junior.

22&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp D.J. Shoemate
Anaheim (CA) Servite&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/219&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Shoemate looked back to old self at the USC Rising Senior Camp.

23&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Blaine Gabbert
Ballwin (MO) Parkway West&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/226&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nebraska
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Gabbert earned fifth star by dominating at the EA Sports Elite 11 Camp.

24&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DeVier Posey
Cincinnati (OH) La Salle&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/190&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Poseys 10.7 speed in the 100 meters and his ability to catch everything thrown his way helps him earn his fifth star.

25&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Arthur Brown
Wichita (KS) Wichita East&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brown pounded opposing offenses for 132 tackles and 12 sacks in 2006.

26&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Burton Scott
Prichard (AL) Vigor&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/194&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Alabama
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had 1,000 yards passing and rushing as a junior.

27&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Lucas Nix
Jefferson Hills (PA) Thomas Jefferson&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/295&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Pittsburgh
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Following his brother, Nate, to Pitt.

28&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Richard Samuel
Cartersville (GA) Cass&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/197&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Scored 19 touchdowns as a junior.

29&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ethan Johnson
Portland (OR) Lincoln&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/266&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Johnson is the top player in the Pacific Northwest, racked up 83 tackles and 10 sacks as a junior.

30&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Kavario Middleton
Lakewood (WA) Lakes&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp TE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/250&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Middleton could play also on defense, but is too much of a threat on offense. Had more than 400 yards receiving as a junior.

31&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Stephen Good
Paris (TX) Paris&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/300&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Oklahoma
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Good is going to miss entire senior season with torn cartilage in his right shoulder.

32&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Lamaar Thomas
Fort Washington (MD) Friendly&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/181&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ran a 10.4 electronic 100 meters this summer.

33&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Deion Walker
Christchurch (VA) Christchurch School&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/186&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Accounted for more than 1,550 all-purpose yards as a junior.

34&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jonathan Baldwin
Aliquippa (PA) Aliquippa&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp TE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/233&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had five touchdowns out of 21 catches as a junior.

35&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Marcus Robinson
Homestead (FL) Homestead&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Registered 22 sacks and 34 tackles for a loss as a junior.

36&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jordan Futch
Hollywood (FL) Chaminade Madonna&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/202&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had 82 tackles with nine sacks as a junior.

37&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp William Green
Hoover (AL) Spain Park&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/215&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Speed rusher could play defensive end or linebacker.

38&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Shayne Hale
Monroeville (PA) Gateway&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/235&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had 105 tackles as a junior with five sacks.

39&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Devoe Torrence
Massillon (OH) Washington&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Move to Massillon Washington could help Torrence move up the charts even more. He has five-star potential.

40&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Darryl Stonum
Sugar Land (TX) Dulles&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/180&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Michigan
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp All-state honoree with more than 1,000 yards receiving as a junior.

41&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Barrett Jones
Memphis (TN) Evangelical Christian School&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-5/271&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dad played basketball at Alabama.

42&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Aaron Williams
Round Rock (TX) McNeil&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/175&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Texas
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Top prospect in Central Texas; made 136 tackles and two interceptions in '06.

43&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Mark Barron
Mobile (AL) St. Paul's&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/202&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Alabama
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had more than 1,100 yards of total offense last year and also is an elite linebacker prospect.

44&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jarvis Humphrey
Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/290&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Texas
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Humphrey was a major force for the 5A state champions in 2006. He recorded 67 tackles and six sacks.

45&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A.J. Harmon
Louisville (GA) Jefferson County&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/308&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Clemson
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Clemson commitment averaged more than three pancakes per game as a junior.

46&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jameel Owens
Muskogee (OK) &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Owens, who plays both ways, averaged 18.3 yards a reception.

47&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Blake Ayles
Orange (CA) Lutheran&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp TE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/245&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ayles is the nations most well-rounded tight end. Averaged 14 yards a catch in 2006.

48&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp D.J. Monroe
Angleton (TX) Angleton&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-9/165&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Texas
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp State 100-meter champ as a sophomore. Rushed for 1,200 yards and six interceptions his junior season.

49&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Etienne Sabino
Miami (FL) Dr. Krop&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/222&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Huge linebacker had 131 tackles last season; also has excellent speed.

50&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Gerell Robinson
Chandler (AZ) Hamilton&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Robinson, who most likely projects as a safety in college, had 72 tackles and eight interceptions in 2006.

51&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brendan Beal
Bethlehem (PA) Liberty&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/235&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Liberty transfer had 151 tackles as a junior.

52&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jonas Gray
Detroit (MI) Country Day&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-10/213&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nebraska
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Gray earned MVP honors at the NIKE Camp and rushed for 1,252 yards and 19 scores as a junior.

53&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Mike Glennon
Centreville (VA) Westfield&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/194&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp NC State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Impressed at the Elite 11, plus had threw 18 touchdowns with only five picks as a junior.

54&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Garrett Goebel
Lombard (IL) Montini&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-5/264&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Goebel is also a nationally ranked heavyweight wrestler.

55&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ramon Buchanan
Melbourne (FL) Palm Bay&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/181&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Huge summer pushed him to top 100 status.

56&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ryan Williams
Manassas (VA) Stonewall Jackson&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-10/192&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Scored 21 touchdowns and averaged 9.4-yards-per-carry as a junior.

57&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Andrew Luck
Houston (TX) Stratford&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp QB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/215&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Stanford
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Son of former NFL QB Oliver Luck; Had close to 3,000 yards passing and 27 touchdowns in 2006.

58&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Aldarius Johnson
Miami (FL) Northwestern&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/200&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Miami-FL
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Set a Dade County record for receptions and yardage as a junior.

59&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Lynn Katoa
Salt Lake City (UT) Cottonwood Senior&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/220&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Katoa is a tackle machine had 109 stops and 13 sacks as a junior.

60&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Aaron Hester
Compton (CA) Dominguez&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/180&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp UCLA
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Hester, a two-way threat, had 45 tackles, three interceptions and 550 yards receiving in 2006.

61&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Chancey Aghayere
Garland (TX) Garland&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/244&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Aghayeres 21 sacks from 2006 are impressive considering the competition he faces.

62&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DeAndre Brown
Ocean Springs (MS) Ocean Springs&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/208&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Tall, physical receiver had more than 350 yards receiving and seven scores as a junior.

63&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brandon Barnes
Bunn (NC) Bunn&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/185&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp NC State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Averaged nearly 10 yards-per-touch as a junior.

64&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Chris Tolliver
Rayville (LA) Rayville&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/180&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Louisianas best showed big-play ability with 26 touchdowns last year.

65&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ryan Baker
Blountstown (FL) Blountstown&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/206&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LSU
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Undersized linebacker in the mold of Derrick Brooks recorded 8.5 sacks during his junior season.

66&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Rahim Moore
Los Angeles (CA) Dorsey&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/185&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp UCLA
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Moore had 100 tackles and seven interceptions as a junior.

67&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Boubacar Cissoko
Detroit (MI) Cass Tech&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-8/171&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Michigan
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Cissoko had 52 tackles and three fumble recoveries in 2006.

68&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dontavius Jackson
Franklin (GA) Heard County&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/195&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Rushed for 2,462 yards and 29 scores as a junior.

69&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brandon Beachum
Youngstown (OH) Cardinal Mooney&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/216&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Penn State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Beachum had 1,500 yards rushing and 16 scores, but he also had 123 tackles as a junior.

70&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Steven Filer
Chicago (IL) Mt. Carmel&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/220&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Filer, Illinois top player, had 87 tackles and eight sacks as a junior.

71&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Armond Armstead
Elk Grove (CA) Pleasant Grove&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/287&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Armstead, who also is an AAU basketball star, had 79 tackles as a junior and dominated at USCs summer camp.

72&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DeSean Hales
Klein (TX) Oak&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-10/165&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Texas
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Rushed, received and returned his way to more than 20 touchdowns as a junior.

73&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jon Major
Parker (CO) Ponderosa&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/230&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Major racked up 107 tackles, 16 tackles for a loss and four fumble recoveries in as a junior.

74&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Janoris Jenkins
Pahokee (FL) Pahokee&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/180&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jenkins brings forth the total package with solid cover skills, lightning quick reflexes and a very physical corner that isn't afraid to mix things up at the line of scrimmage.

75&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jake Stoneburner
Dublin (OH) Coffman&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp TE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/223&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Stoneburner is a new wave tight end, having almost 1,000 yards receiving and eight scores as a junior.

76&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jerrell Harris
Gadsden (AL) Gadsden City&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/220&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ball-hawking outside linebacker had 125 tackles as a junior.

77&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Toby Jackson
Griffin (GA) Griffin&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/244&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Big-frame with an even bigger motor, Jackson had 12 tackles for a loss and more than 70 tackles in 2006.

78&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Omar Hunter
Buford (GA) Buford&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/295&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Could play nose in 3-4 or tackle in 4-3 defense.

79&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Michael Floyd
St. Paul (MN) Cretin-Derham Hall&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/195&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Floyd averaged 19.7 yards a catch and had 16 touchdowns as junior.

80&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp J.B. Shugarts
Klein (TX) Klein&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-7/299&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ohio State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp All-Greater Houston selection as a junior; also plays tight end.

81&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jeff Fuller
McKinney (TX) Boyd&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/202&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Oklahoma
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Fuller only had three touchdown grabs in 2006, but he did average 12 yards a catch.

82&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Charles Mitchell
Clarksdale (MS) Clarksdale&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-11/190&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Could play defensive back or running back in college.

83&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Bryce Givens
Denver (CO) Mullen&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/257&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nebraska
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Givens blew up at the Boulder NIKE Training Camp, but he also earned first-team all-conference honors as a junior in 2006.

84&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Nick Moody
Philadelphia (PA) Roman Catholic&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/218&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida State
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Moody moves to the linebacker rankings, where he could be a great one at Florida State. Had 67 tackles and three sacks in 2006.

85&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Stacey McGee
Muskogee (OK) &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DT&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-5/255&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A dominating interior player as both a junior and a sophomore. He had 91 tackles in 2005 and 87 as a junior and putting up big numbers in 2007.

86&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Joseph Ibiloye
Garland (TX) South Garland&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/195&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Oklahoma
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Proved his game over the summer and during the early part of his senior season. In 2006 had 85 tackles and two interceptions.

87&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Tavarres King
Mt. Airy (GA) Habersham Central&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-1/169&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Wiry speedster caught 14 touchdowns last season.

88&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Derrick Hall
Beaumont (TX) Central&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-10/201&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Texas A&M
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A true athlete that could project at a number of different spots, Hall had more than 500 yards rushing and 300 yards receiving in 2006.

89&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Marvin Jones
Etiwanda (CA) Etiwanda&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/177&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Inland Empire star averaged 20 yards a reception in 2006. He also had 75 tackles and four pick offs as a junior.

90&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Darius Fleming
Chicago (IL) St. Rita&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp LB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/230&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Notre Dame
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp A tackle machine from the Windy City, Fleming had 105 tackles and 15 tackles for a loss in 2006.

91&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Trevor Robinson
Omaha (NE) Elkhorn&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-6/304&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Robinson is one of the nations top interior linemen, but also had 61 tackles and 14 tackles for a loss on defense as a junior.

92&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Joe Adams
Little Rock (AR) Central Arkansas Christian&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/167&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Plays all over the field and has been productive at quarterback, receiver, running back and on defense. In 2006, he had more than 850 yards rushing and 600 yards receiving. Could also project as a cover corner.

93&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Jamie Harper
Jacksonville (FL) Trinity Christian&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-0/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Harper rushed for 1,200 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2006.

94&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Josh Jenkins
Vienna (WV) Parkersburg&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/282&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp West Virginia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp An all-area and all-state selection as a junior. Is one of the nation's top guard prospects.

95&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brice Butler
Norcross (GA) Norcross&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp WR&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-2/178&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Southern Cal
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Sticky hands led to nine touchdowns as a junior.

96&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Ryan Bass
Corona (CA) Centennial&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp RB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 5-10/186&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Bass is a touchdown machine. He had 36 scores on the ground as a junior and has put up mind-boggling numbers in 2007.

97&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Cornelius Washington
Waynesboro (GA) Burke County&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DE&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-4/220&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Georgia
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Injured his junior year, but recently turned in a sub-11 second 100-meter dash at 6-4, 220.

98&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dee Finley
Auburn (AL) Auburn&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp DB&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Florida
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Had eight interceptions and seven pass breakups as a junior.

99&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Dann O'Neill
Grand Haven (MI) &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp OL&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-8/291&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Michigan
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Has all the tools to be a franchise offensive tackle.

100&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Brandon Smith
New Brunswick (NJ) New Brunswick&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp ATH&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 6-3/210&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp list
&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp Two-way star had 1,000 yards passing on offense and nine interceptions on defense.

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My God Stoops came in and cleaned Texas OUT this year...
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So, a lot of people dropped out of the top 100. One of the major discussions involves TJ Bryant out of Tallahassee Lincoln. Coaches say he is the best prospect to ever come out of there...better than Antonio Cromartie. So, TJ Dropped from a 5* to a 4*, which is understandable, but son also dropped out of the top 100 as a whole. He went from the 2nd/3rd rated corner in the nation, all the way to #8

Patrick Johnson is #1 (only 5* of the bunch)
DJ Monroe is #2
Boubacar Cissoko is #3
Lamaar Thomas is #4
Aaron Williams is #5
Aaron Hester is #6
Jenoris Jenkins is #7
TJ Bryant is #8


I still think we should have gone after Janorris Jenkins....imo



Also, Les Miles had the perfect timing to invite Big time recruits to LSU when they played against the Gators....A lot of recruits LOVED their visit esp. b/c of the atmosphere of the game...
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Robinson, who most likely projects as a safety in college, had 72 tackles and eight interceptions in 2006.
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A lot of kids seem to be re-opening .......
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Still nobody cares about BC in boston :lol:
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Looks to be turning into a lock that Coach Fran will be out the door at Texas A&M at the end of the year...The Admin has reported a couple of possible violations to the NCAA for investigation, and seem to be getting their cards in order to kick him to the curb at the end of November...

First making Kyle Wright look like Peyton Manning and bringing the worst offensive gameplan in HISTORY to Miami, then the secret newsletter, and now he's running into a remaining schedule with games @ Tech, @ Nebraska, hosting 5-0 Kansas, then @ Oklahoma and Missouri, and Texas at home...He's going to be very lucky to come out of those games with 2 wins...5 years wasted and down the drain for the Aggies and Coach Fran in College Station.
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Wake Forest is gonna beat the Dog @#%$ out the seminoles again tonite LOL
I hope you 'Noles fans will be tuned in .

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I hope you 'Noles fans will be tuned in .
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Wake Forest is gonna beat the Dog @#%$ out the seminoles again tonite LOL
I hope you 'Noles fans will be tuned in .


watch your mouth , son .. we AINT havin it tonight ... we will get REVENGE ....

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damn R.I.P

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A walk-on defensive back for the Florida Gators was killed early Friday when the motorcycle he was driving hit a median at a high rate of speed, police said.

Michael Guilford, a 19-year-old redshirt freshman from Quincy, was not wearing a helmet. Neither was passenger Ashley Slonina, a Florida junior from Lynn Haven who also died in the crash.
The two were riding a 1998 silver Kawasaki motorcycle when it struck a median near campus around 1 a.m., police spokesman Lt. Keith Kameg said. Kameg said officers estimated the motorcycle was traveling 25 to 30 mph over the speed limit.

Police were awaiting autopsy and toxicology reports and investigating a report that the students had been at a gathering at a nearby apartment complex before the crash, Kameg said.

Crisis counselors were available to meet with students who knew Guilford and Slonina.

Florida coach Urban Meyer, whose team does not play this week, was expected to release a statement later Friday.

Guilford, nicknamed "Sunshine" because his long blonde hair resembled that of Ronnie "Sunshine" Bass in the football movie "Remember the Titans," was named one of the scout team players of the week following Florida's win over Mississippi earlier this season.

Guilford also mimicked Ohio State quarterback Troy Smith during preparation for the Bowl Championship Series national title game in January.
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Payback for 93 comes tomorrow..
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so the rumors are true

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Suspended Penn State running back Austin Scott has been charged with raping a woman at his on-campus apartment after meeting her at a bar.

Scott, 22, was arraigned Friday on charges of rape, sexual assault and two counts of aggravated indecent assault, all felonies, in connection with the Oct. 5 encounter.

Scott declined to comment as he left the courtroom Friday.

"The interaction he had with the woman involved was consensual, and we anticipate we will be able to prove that in court," his lawyer, Joseph Amendola, said. "Very optimistic. We're looking forward to the opportunity of establishing his innocence."

Authorities said the encounter occurred in the early morning hours of Oct. 5. Coach Joe Paterno suspended Scott later that day, saying the tailback had violated an unspecified team rule.

Scott remains enrolled at Penn State.

"As with the case with any sexual assault, we consider it a matter adjudicated by the court, and we can't get into details at this point," university spokeswoman Lisa Powers said.

Scott also faces three misdemeanors: two counts of indecent assault and one count of simple assault. He was released on $50,000 unsecured bail and ordered to stay away from the alleged victim.

Scott remains on the roster but is still suspended, team spokesman Jeff Nelson said Friday.

"As coach Paterno stated earlier this week, he has not participated with the team since the end of last week and we do not have any further comment at this point," Nelson said.

A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Wednesday.
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WHAT in the WORLD is MIAMI doing?

First 3 play calls = 3 incomplete deep balls. LOL

The Rock's intro to the Miami offense was hilarious

OHHH NOOO

Son went on a tangent. Said Tavaris Gooden as in good enough to give you back your lung after he knocks it out your body.
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damn JJ needs to step up or he is going to have two Fr in front of him

McNeal is a burner

Go Canes
 
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