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On Wednesday, Fulmer spent the day with former Michigan offensive coordinator Mike Debord and former Wolverine quarterback coach Scott Loeffler. On Monday, Fulmer interviewed University of Richmond head coach Dave Clawson.
According to a story in the Richmond Post-Dispatch, Clawson is expecting news from Fulmer on Thursday.
It is believed that the earliest Fulmer would announce anything would be on Friday. And it is also believed that Fulmer is not going to interview anyone else for the position, at least there is not anything set up at this time.
Apparently if UT makes the move to the UM coaches, Mallett will be going to KNnoxville ...
ing Day is rapidly approaching, and with that, recruiting is heating up across the country. That's true in Knoxville as well where Tennessee will play hostto a large crop of official visitors this weekend. Top-100 tailback De'Anthony Curtis, currently an Arkansascommitment, heads the list of impressive prospects expected on campus.
De'AnthonyCurtis - 5-foot-10, 209 pounds, 4.41 40-yard dash - Tailback
Camden, Ark./Fairview
The skinny: Curtis is one of the most electrifying backs in the South and a prospect the Vols were pursuing hard when he made his verbalcommitment to the home-state 'Hawgs over the summer. With the coaching change in Fayetteville though, Curtis is back in play and has been setting upvisits.
Curtis made an unofficial visit to Knoxville this past summer for camp, and the Vols were in the thick of things the first time around. The staff wasted littletime in re-establishing contact when Houston Nutt left Arkansas and as of now it appears that Curtis will make an official visit to Knoxville in January.
Tennessee is hardly alone in trying to make a late run at Curtis though. Texas Tech and Oklahoma State are two schools that are in the mix, and Nutt has alsomade a pitch for Curtis to follow him to Ole Miss.
Rivals.com rates Curtis as a four-star prospect, the No. 99 overall player in the nation and the No. 7 tailback in the class of '08.
Marlon Walls - 6-foot-2, 225 pounds, 4.55 40-yard dash - Outside linebacker
Olive Branch, Miss./Olive Branch
The skinny: So what exactly is going on with Walls? Good question, and one that we'll be searching for an answer too Sunday afternoon.
Back in the summer, it looked like Walls, who was living in Memphis at the time, was a strong lean to Tennessee. Ole Miss was in the mix as well, and theRebels' chances got a big boost when Walls moved to Olive Branch, Miss. for his senior year of high school and he committed to Ole Miss in early November.
Things have changed significantly though with Ed Orgeron getting fired at Ole Miss and the staff there undergoing numerous changes. As a result, recentscuttlebutt has the Vols' moving into better position with Walls.
Early in the process, grades were thought to be a big concern with Walls. The latest buzz seems to hint that he's got a solid shot at qualifying now, whichonly enhances his status as a prospect.
On the field Walls is an impressive player with excellent speed for the linebacker position. His size opens up the possibilty of a position switch somewheredown the road, but on film he stands at his linebacker spot.
Florida was a school that Walls had a lot of interest in early in the process, but with Singing Day drawing nearer it's looking more and more like it willbe Tennessee or Ole Miss, the two schools that were in it at the beginning.
Rivals.com rates Walls as a four-star prospect, the No. 19 outside linebacker in the nation and one of the top-250 prospects in the Class of 2008.
Brandon Thompson -6-foot-2, 291 pounds, 5.3 40-yard dash - Defenisve Tackle
Thomasville, Ga./Thomasville
The skinny: To put it lightly, this is one the Vols would love to land. Legitimate shots at landing highly regarded defensive linemen in thisclass don't appear to be presenting themselves in droves at the moment, so making a strong impression on Thompson this weekend is imperative for Tennessee.
The Vols have managed to position themselves well coming out of December, despite not having gotten Thompson on campus yet.
He's made four official visits-to LSU, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Ohio State-this fall which leaves the Vols with the last crack at making a strongimpression.
Thompson recently named Tennessee one of his favorites, telling Rivals.com last week that he was down to LSU, Clemson and Tennessee.
From that group, he's named Clemson as his leader, and he could decide soon after his visit this weekend.
Rivals.com rates Thompson as a four-star prospect, the No. 7 defensive tackle in the nation and one of the top-250 prospects in the Class of 2008.
Jameel Owens - 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, 4.31 40-yard dash - Wide Receiver
Muskogee, Okla./Muskogee
The skinny: If Tennessee is going to make some noise in January they're going to have to pull off a surprise or two. Landing Owens wouldcertainly qualify, and would also be reminiscent of when the Vols pulled Robert Meachem out of Oklahoma five years ago. A couple of the principles are still inplace from that coup; namely Phillip Fulmer and assistant Steve Caldwell.
Caldwell is the primary recruiter for Owens, and simply getting an official visit from him is an achievement.
On film Owens is one of the most physically imposing receivers in this class. But in addition to all that size and the ability to go up and get the ball,he's got sprinter's speed. Combined with his ability to run through smaller defensive backs, and he's a big-play waiting to happen.
He had initially planned to make his announcement at last week's U.S. Army All-American Bowl, but decided to postpone his plan in order to take two morevisits.
Owens has already visited Texas Tech , Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. He also has a Jan. 18 visit set up to Florida.
His teammate, defensive tackle Stacey McGee was initially supposed to join Owens on his trip this weekend, but has since cancelled his visit. That has been interpretedas a bad sign in some quarters since many assume the pair will pick the same school.
Rivals.com rates Owens as a four-star prospect, the No. 46 overall player in the nation and the No. 7 wide receiver in the '08 Class.
Marcus Witherspoon -6-foot-2, 215 pounds, 4.5 40-yard dash -Linebacker
Absecon, N.J./Holy Spirit
The skinny: Witherspoon is a long-time Michigan commitment, haven giving the Wolverines a verbal commitment back during the summer, but inlight of Loyd Carr's retirement and widespread changes on the staff in Ann Arbor, he's in the mood to look around a little.
In our conversation with Witherspoon this week he seemed inclined to remain with Michigan, and made it plain he wasn't ready to de-commit. However, thedecision to visit Knoxville this weekend suggests that there's at least a little doubt in play.
One of the top outside linebackers in the 2008 Class, Witherspoon fits the bill of a prototypical 'John Chavis' player at the position. Extremely quickwith the reputation as a big hitter, Witherspoon is reminiscent of the Vols' Rico McCoy when he came out of high school three years ago.
Tennessee has a history of pulling prospects out of New Jersey, but the Vols haven't done so since landing Camden's Turk McBride in the Class of 2003.
Ironically, Phillip Fulmer interviewed two Michigan offensive assistants this week for the Vols' staff vacancies, but Witherspoon said that he had limitedrecruiting contact with the two while they were at Michigan and their potential presence in Knoxville would have no impact on his decision.
Rivals.com rates Witherspoon as a four-star prospect and the No. 17 outside linebacker in this class.
Lavunce Askew - 6-foot-3, 280 pounds, 4.8 40-yard dash - Defensive tackle
Camden, Ark./Fairview
The skinny: Askew is a high school teammate of Curtis and like Curtis, an Arkansas commitment. Obviously, the coaching change in Fayettevillehas injected a little drama into Askew's decision, and the Vols are hoping to give him something to think about.
As with Curtis, Tennessee was prominently involved with Askew early in the process, even getting him to campus for an unofficial visit during the summer.However, his early commitment to Arkansas ended thigns abruptly during the summer.
The Vols were one of the first staffs to get in touch with him after Houston Nutt left Fayetteville though, and Askew as ready to listen.
Like Curtis, he's not made any strong statements about de-committing from the 'Hawgs, but the fact that he's heading to Knoxville this weekend atleast suggests he's open to the idea of heading elsewhere.
Askew would fill a big need up front for Tennessee on the defensive line and it's also reasonable to think that if he has a favorable visit he mightinfluence Curtis to some degree.
Rivals.com rates Askew as a three-star prospect and the No. 41 defensive tackle in the nation.
Marcus Davis - 6-foot-4, 221 pounds, 4.5 40-yard dash - Athlete
Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes
The skinny: Davis is an explosive looking athlete who could project at any number of different positions on the next level.
Davis claims that the Vols are recruiting him as a quarterback, though with the offensive staff in flux at the moment that could be subject to change. Playingquarterback this fall, he accounted for 2,800 yards of total offense.
Athletically, Davis has the kind of ability that could make a move to receiver, tight end, or even the defensive side of the ball feasible for him.
The Vols appear to be very much in the mix for Davis at the moment. In an interview with our Penn State-site this week he placed the Vols in his top-threealong with Penn State and Virginia Tech.
He has already made an official visit to Penn State with a trip to Blacksburg set up for Jan. 25.
Rivls.com rates Davis as a three-star prospect and the No. 20 overall athlete in the nation.
Willie Mobley - 6-foot-2, 260 pounds, 4.85 40-yard dash - Defensive End
Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie
The skinny: Pencil Mobley in as a 'maybe' for this weekend, but the Vols have been recruiting him aggressively in the last couple ofmonths in an effort to get him on campus.
He gave Ohio State a verbal commitment at the close of November, and pulling him from the Buckeyes will be a tall order. The Vols are putting their best footforward though. Defensive end is a need position in this class and Mobley would be a big get in that regard.
Assistant coach Greg Adkins has been recruiting Mobley, so he wasn't affected by the staff turnover. Adkins and Fulmer made an in-home visit with Mobley inearly December, a visit that convinced Mobley to visit at that time. Obviously Ohio State would like to prevent that, so there's some question as towhether or not he'll make it to campus this weekend.
On the field Mobley is an impressive prospect with the kind of size that often leads a player his age to develop into a defensive tackle. Mobley would preferto start his career at end but is open to the possibility of moving inside if that's the best fit for him.
He has indicated that he's not considering any other trips aside from a visit to Tennessee.
Rivals.com rates Mobley as a four-star prospect, the No. 9 strong-side defensive end in the nation and a member of the Rivals.com Top-250.
Dallas Thomas - 6-foot-6, 253 pounds, 4.96 40-yard dash - Offensive Tackle
Baton Rouge, La./Scotlandville
The skinny: The Vols have been chasing offensive lineman as a priority in the 2008 class from the start of their recruiting efforts. WithSigning Day just over a month away, Thomas is looming as one of the more likely candidates to fill that need.
Thomas still needs to add weight to his 6-foot-6 frame, but he's got ample room to add that weight and coaches love his athleticism and footwork.
Thomas has been offered by Alabama, Florida State and Tennessee along with Ole Miss and others. Thomas himself has been largely mum on the subject ofrecruiting since naming Tennessee and Alabama as his top two in early November, but his high school coach has hinted in recent weeks that Tennessee is thefavorite.
Hometown LSU has yet to offer Thomas, and it's reasonable to wonder if increased interest from the Tigers might not change the equation.
Rivals.com rates Thomas as a three-star prospect and the No. 14 prospect in the state of Louisiana.
Aaron Douglas -6-foot-6, 245 pounds, 4.9 40-yard dash - Tight end
Maryville, Tenn./Maryville
The skinny: Like a lot of prospects who commit early, Douglas has sort flown under the radar on the national scene. He'll get noticed whenhe steps onto the field this fall though. The first commitment of the 2008 class and the son of a former Vol (and Lady Vol basketball player), Douglas has beenin the fold since his junior year.
He just got done helping Maryville to yet another state championship on the football field, wrapping up a stellar high school career.
With the emergence of the tight end as a weapon in the Vols' offensive attack, Douglas is a prospect who could have a bright future ahead of him inKnoxville. Blessed with great size and speed, Douglas is far more physically developed than some of the recent tight ends that the Vols have signed, and thenwaited a couple of years for their strength to catch up to their athleticism.
Douglas will no doubt have adjustments to make to the college game, but physically, he'll arrive on campus as an impressive prospect.
Rivals.com rates Douglas as a four-star prospect, the No. 7 tight end in the nation and one of the top-250 prospects in the '08 class.
Andre Wadley -6-foot-2, 245 pounds, 4.88 40-yard dash - Defensive End
Hernando, Miss./Hernando
The skinny: Defensive lineman are always at a premium, and that's true in Tennessee's case this year. Wadley is someone that has flownunder the radar to some degree as it relates to the Vols, but with Signing Day fast approaching he's emerged as a serious target.
Landing him could be a challenge though. He's got some significant ties to the Mississippi State program with an older brother who played for the Bulldogs.He's also been on the Starkville campus numerous times as a visitor.
Auburn is the other school involved, and the Tigers appear to be a serious player. Wadley made an official visit to Auburn in December and indicated to us thisweek that he's looking at the Tigers, Bulldogs and Vols as his only serious choices.
Steve Caldwell, who will be a busy man this weekend, is primarily responsible for Wadley's recruitment. Caldwell has a solid track record in Mississippi,and Walls pointed out to us this week that his relationship with Caldwell is one of the strongest selling points in Tennessee's favor.
Rivals.com rates Wadley as a three-star prospect and the No. 48 defensive end in the nation.
Steven Fowlkes-- 6-foot-5, 213 pounds, 4.65 40-yard dash - Athlete
College Park, Ga./Banneker
The Skinny: Fowlkes was a surprise commitment when he announced for the Vols in August. He had a low-profile at the time, and is stillsomething of a 'sleeper prospect', but he's certainly a player that a lot of college coaches know about now.
Fowlkes is still on the raw side, but he's a standout athlete with intriguing possibilities. Most programs like him as a defensive end, a position thathe'll obviously need to add some weight to play at the college level, but where his frame and speed could be major assets.
Fowlkes also plays receiver in high school, and would like to get a shot on offense when he lands in college. He'll probably get that in Knoxville, but theguess here is that he ends up at defensive end where his potential as a pass rusher makes him an intriguing prospect.
Rivals.com rates Fowlkes as a three-star prospect and the No. 21 weakside defensive end in the nation.
| 2008 Rank | Pos | Ht/Wt | Schools | ||
| 1 | Terrelle Pryor Jeannette (PA) Jeannette | 
| QB | 6-6/235 | list |
| Finished his career with 4,250 rushing yards and 4,249 passing yards. | |||||
| 2 | DaQuan Bowers Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt |
| DE | 6-4/267 | Clemson |
| Had an impressive 33 tackles for a loss as a senior with 15 sacks. | |||||
| 3 | Mike Adams Dublin (OH) Coffman |
| OL | 6-7/308 | Ohio State |
| Some call Adams the best offensive lineman to come out of Ohio in years. | |||||
| 4 | Julio Jones Foley (AL) Foley |
| WR | 6-4/215 | list |
| Sixteen of his 68 catches as a senior went for touchdowns. | |||||
| 5 | Patrick Johnson Pompano Beach (FL) Ely |
| DB | 6-1/193 | LSU |
| Had five interceptions and 11 touchdonws on offense as a senior. | |||||
| 6 | Darrell Scott Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure |
| RB | 6-0/204 | list |
| Nation's top back rushed for 1,697 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior. | |||||
| 7 | Marcus Forston Miami (FL) Northwestern |
| DT | 6-2/286 | Miami-FL |
| Dominant defensive lineman racked up 21 sacks as a senior. | |||||
| 8 | Baker Steinkuhler Lincoln (NE) Lincoln Southwest |
| OL | 6-6/290 | Nebraska |
| The first five-star player ever from the state of Nebraska. | |||||
| 9 | A.J. Green Summerville (SC) Summerville |
| WR | 6-4/184 | Georgia |
| Accounted for 1,437 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior. | |||||
| 10 | Will Hill Jersey City (NJ) St. Peter's Prep |
| ATH | 6-3/203 | Florida |
| Two-way star was player of the year in Jersey as a junior. | |||||
| 11 | Matt Kalil Anaheim (CA) Servite |
| OL | 6-7/281 | Southern Cal |
| Kalil is a franchise left tackle that can't be beat on the pass rush. | |||||
| 12 | Michael Brewster Orlando (FL) Edgewater |
| OL | 6-6/305 | Ohio State |
| Future Buckeye has talent to go along with a mean streak. | |||||
| 13 | R.J. Washington Keller (TX) Fossil Ridge |
| DE | 6-3/245 | Oklahoma |
| Washington racked up double-digit sacks during sophomore, junior and senior seasons. | |||||
| 14 | Blaine Gabbert Ballwin (MO) Parkway West |
| QB | 6-5/226 | Missouri |
| Gabbert earned fifth star by dominating at the EA Sports Elite 11 Camp. | |||||
| 15 | Tyron Smith Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde |
| OL | 6-5/260 | Southern Cal |
| Smith is a two-time NIKE Camp MVP and an amazing right tackle prospect. | |||||
| 16 | Nigel Bradham Crawfordville (FL) Wakulla |
| LB | 6-2/230 | Florida State |
| Bradham dominated 3A football with 147 tackles as a senior. | |||||
| 17 | Omar Hunter Buford (GA) Buford |
| DT | 6-1/295 | list |
| Could play nose in 3-4 or tackle in 4-3 defense. | |||||
| 18 | Matt Patchan Seffner (FL) Armwood |
| OL | 6-7/265 | Florida |
| Father Matt played in the NFL and for the University of Miami. | |||||
| 19 | Jermie Calhoun Van (TX) Van |
| RB | 6-0/210 | Oklahoma |
| Calhoun rushed for 1,910 yards and 30 scores as a senior. | |||||
| 20 | Kyle Rudolph Cincinnati (OH) Elder |
| TE | 6-6/229 | Notre Dame |
| Rudolph should thrive in Notre Dame's offense. Had 10 touchdown grabs as a senior. | |||||
| 21 | DeVier Posey Cincinnati (OH) La Salle |
| WR | 6-2/190 | Ohio State |
| Posey's 10.7 speed in the 100 meters and his ability to catch everything thrown his way helps him earn his fifth star. | |||||
| 22 | DeAndre Brown Ocean Springs (MS) Ocean Springs |
| WR | 6-6/208 | list |
| Tall, physical receiver had more than 700 yards receiving and 1,100 rushing yards as a senior. | |||||
| 23 | Arthur Brown Wichita (KS) Wichita East |
| LB | 6-1/210 | Miami-FL |
| Brown pounded opposing offenses for 151 tackles and 10 sacks in 2007. | |||||
| 24 | Richard Samuel Cartersville (GA) Cass |
| ATH | 6-0/197 | Georgia |
| Samuel rushed for 1,429 yards and scored 24 touchdowns as a senior. | |||||
| 25 | Dayne Crist Sherman Oaks (CA) Notre Dame |
| QB | 6-5/228 | Notre Dame |
| Crist proved he is among the nation's best at the Elite 11. | |||||
| 26 | Jonathan Baldwin Aliquippa (PA) Aliquippa |
| WR | 6-6/233 | Pittsburgh |
| Had nine touchdowns out of 41 catches as a senior. | |||||
| 27 | Michael Floyd St. Paul (MN) Cretin-Derham Hall |
| WR | 6-3/195 | Notre Dame |
| Floyd averaged 21.1 yards a catch and had 17 touchdowns as senior. | |||||
| 28 | Burton Scott Prichard (AL) Vigor |
| ATH | 5-11/194 | Alabama |
| Had 1,000 yards passing and rushing as a senior. | |||||
| 29 | Stephen Good Paris (TX) Paris |
| OL | 6-6/300 | Oklahoma |
| Missed most of his senior season with torn cartilage in his right shoulder. | |||||
| 30 | Tyler Love Mountain Brook (AL) Mountain Brook |
| OL | 6-7/285 | Alabama |
| Alabama commit was all-league as a junior. | |||||
| 31 | Blake Ayles Orange (CA) Lutheran |
| TE | 6-4/245 | Southern Cal |
| Ayles is the nation's most well-rounded tight end. Averaged 14 yards a catch in 2006. | |||||
| 32 | Ethan Johnson Portland (OR) Lincoln |
| DE | 6-4/266 | Notre Dame |
| Johnson is the top player in the Pacific Northwest, racked up 83 tackles and 10 sacks as a junior. | |||||
| 33 | Lamaar Thomas Fort Washington (MD) Friendly |
| ATH | 5-11/181 | Ohio State |
| Ran a 10.4 electronic 100 meters this summer. | |||||
| 34 | Jerrell Harris Gadsden (AL) Gadsden City |
| LB | 6-2/220 | list |
| Ball-hawking outside linebacker had 140 tackles and 19 sacks as a senior. | |||||
| 35 | Alonzo Lawrence Lucedale (MS) George County |
| DB | 6-1/187 | list |
| Was one of the most dominating players at the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic. | |||||
| 36 | Aaron Williams Round Rock (TX) McNeil |
| DB | 6-1/175 | Texas |
| Top prospect in Central Texas; had 141 tackles in 2007. | |||||
| 37 | Trevor Robinson Omaha (NE) Elkhorn |
| OL | 6-6/304 | Notre Dame |
| Robinson is one of the nation's top interior linemen, but also had 50 tackles on defense as a senior. | |||||
| 38 | Brandon Harris Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington |
| DB | 5-10/174 | list |
| Harris is a coach's son with track speed and has led his team to a high national ranking with his play in 2007. | |||||
| 39 | Lucas Nix Jefferson Hills (PA) Thomas Jefferson |
| OL | 6-6/295 | Pittsburgh |
| Following his brother, Nate, to Pitt. | |||||
| 40 | Wes Horton Sherman Oaks (CA) Notre Dame |
| DE | 6-6/230 | Southern Cal |
| Horton had 108 tackles and 12 sacks as a senior. Was also a member of the U.S. Army All-American Game. | |||||
| 41 | Darryl Stonum Sugar Land (TX) Dulles |
| WR | 6-2/180 | Michigan |
| All-state honoree with more than 1,000 yards receiving as a junior. | |||||
| 42 | Armond Armstead Elk Grove (CA) Pleasant Grove |
| DT | 6-4/287 | Southern Cal |
| Armstead, who also is an AAU basketball star, had 79 tackles as a junior and dominated at USC's summer camp on both sides of the ball. | |||||
| 43 | E.J. Manuel Virginia Beach (VA) Bayside |
| QB | 6-5/215 | Florida State |
| Draws comparisons to other great Hampton Roads quarterbacks. | |||||
| 44 | Boubacar Cissoko Detroit (MI) Cass Tech |
| DB | 5-8/171 | Michigan |
| Cissoko had 67 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and two interceptions in 2007. | |||||
| 45 | DeAngelo Tyson Statesboro (GA) Statesboro |
| DT | 6-2/276 | Georgia |
| All-state selection as a junior with six sacks. | |||||
| 46 | Etienne Sabino Miami (FL) Dr. Krop |
| LB | 6-3/222 | Ohio State |
| Huge linebacker had 131 tackles last season; also has excellent speed. | |||||
| 47 | Ryan Williams Manassas (VA) Stonewall Jackson |
| RB | 5-10/192 | Virginia Tech |
| Scored 21 touchdowns and averaged 9.4-yards-per-carry as a junior. | |||||
| 48 | .J. Monroe Angleton (TX) Angleton |
| DB | 5-9/165 | Texas |
| State 100-meter champ as a sophomore. Rushed for 1,200 yards and six interceptions his junior season. | |||||
| 49 | Dann O'Neill Grand Haven (MI) |
| OL | 6-8/291 | Michigan |
| O'Neill had a strong senior season, which included a solid week of performance at a national high school all-star game. | |||||
| 50 | Jarvis Humphrey Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill |
| DT | 6-2/290 | Texas |
| Humphrey was a major force for the 5A state champions in 2006. He recorded 67 tackles and six sacks. | |||||
| 51 | Janoris Jenkins Pahokee (FL) Pahokee |
| DB | 5-11/180 | Florida |
| 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. | |||||
| 52 | Jameel Owens Muskogee (OK) |
| WR | 6-3/210 | list |
| Owens, who plays both ways, averaged 18.3 yards a reception. | |||||
| 53 | DeSean Hales Klein (TX) Oak |
| RB | 5-10/165 | Texas |
| Rushed, received and returned his way to more than 20 touchdowns as a junior. | |||||
| 54 | A.J. Harmon Louisville (GA) Jefferson County |
| OL | 6-4/308 | Georgia |
| Averaged more than three pancakes per game as a junior. | |||||
| 55 | Mark Barron Mobile (AL) St. Paul's |
| ATH | 6-2/202 | Alabama |
| Had more than 1,100 yards of total offense last year and also is an elite linebacker prospect. | |||||
| 56 | Nick Perry Detroit (MI) Martin Luther King |
| DE | 6-4/240 | list |
| Perry broke the state record with 36 sacks, along with 147 tackles for a perfect 14-0 team. | |||||
| 57 | Kavario Middleton Lakewood (WA) Lakes |
| TE | 6-6/250 | Washington |
| Middleton could play also on defense, but is too much of a threat on offense. Had more than 400 yards receiving as a junior. | |||||
| 58 | Aldarius Johnson Miami (FL) Northwestern |
| WR | 6-2/200 | Miami-FL |
| Set a Dade County record for receptions and yardage as a junior. | |||||
| 59 | Mike Glennon Centreville (VA) Westfield |
| QB | 6-6/194 | NC State |
| Impressed at the Elite 11, plus had threw 18 touchdowns with only five picks as a junior. | |||||
| 60 | Barrett Jones Memphis (TN) Evangelical Christian School |
| OL | 6-5/271 | Alabama |
| Dad played basketball at Alabama. | |||||
| 61 | Ramon Buchanan Melbourne (FL) Palm Bay |
| DB | 6-0/181 | Miami-FL |
| Huge summer pushed him to top 100 status. | |||||
| 62 | Lynn Katoa Salt Lake City (UT) Cottonwood Senior |
| LB | 6-2/220 | Colorado |
| Katoa is a tackle machine - had 109 stops and 13 sacks as a junior. | |||||
| 63 | Aaron Hester Compton (CA) Dominguez |
| DB | 6-0/180 | UCLA |
| Hester, a two-way threat, had 45 tackles, three interceptions and 550 yards receiving in 2006. | |||||
| 64 | Garrett Goebel Lombard (IL) Montini |
| DT | 6-5/264 | Ohio State |
| Goebel is also a nationally ranked heavyweight wrestler. | |||||
| 65 | Marcus Robinson Homestead (FL) Homestead |
| LB | 6-2/210 | Miami-FL |
| Registered 22 sacks and 34 tackles for a loss as a junior. | |||||
| 66 | Devoe Torrence Massillon (OH) Washington |
| ATH | 6-2/210 | Ohio State |
| Played exclusively as a running back in 2007. Still has the ability to play on both sides of the ball in colleg.e | |||||
| 67 | Jordan Futch Hollywood (FL) Chaminade Madonna |
| LB | 6-3/202 | Miami-FL |
| Had 82 tackles with nine sacks as a junior. | |||||
| 68 | Andrew Luck Houston (TX) Stratford |
| QB | 6-4/215 | Stanford |
| Son of former NFL QB Oliver Luck; Had close to 3,000 yards passing and 27 touchdowns in 2006. | |||||
| 69 | Joshua Jarboe Ellenwood (GA) Cedar Grove |
| WR | 6-3/195 | Oklahoma |
| Jarboe has a body that is ready for the next level right now. | |||||
| 70 | Chris Tolliver Rayville (LA) Rayville |
| WR | 6-1/180 | LSU |
| Louisiana's best showed big-play ability with 26 touchdowns last year. | |||||
| 71 | Rahim Moore Los Angeles (CA) Dorsey |
| DB | 6-0/185 | UCLA |
| Moore had 100 tackles and seven interceptions as a junior. | |||||
| 72 | Jonas Gray Detroit (MI) Country Day |
| RB | 5-10/213 | Notre Dame |
| Gray earned MVP honors at the NIKE Camp and rushed for 1,252 yards and 19 scores as a junior. | |||||
| 73 | Brendan Beal Bethlehem (PA) Liberty |
| LB | 6-4/235 | Florida |
| Liberty transfer had 151 tackles as a junior. | |||||
| 74 | Ryan Baker Blountstown (FL) Blountstown |
| LB | 6-0/206 | LSU |
| Undersized linebacker in the mold of Derrick Brooks recorded 8.5 sacks during his junior season. | |||||
| 75 | Jarmon Fortson Columbus (GA) Carver |
| ATH | 6-3/220 | Auburn |
| Forston passed for 1,567 yards and rushed for 742 yards, leading his team to a state championship in his senior season. | |||||
| 76 | Jeff Fuller McKinney (TX) Boyd |
| WR | 6-4/202 | Texas A&M |
| Fuller only had three touchdown grabs in 2006, but he did average 12 yards a catch. | |||||
| 77 | Gerell Robinson Chandler (AZ) Hamilton |
| ATH | 6-4/210 | Arizona State |
| Robinson, who most likely projects as a safety in college, had 72 tackles and eight interceptions in 2006. | |||||
| 78 | Cyrus Gray DeSoto (TX) DeSoto |
| RB | 6-0/188 | list |
| Has played quarterback for his DeSoto team where he has showcased his great speed and change of direction. | |||||
| 79 | Brice Butler Norcross (GA) Norcross |
| WR | 6-2/178 | Southern Cal |
| Butler had 1,186 yards receiving as a senior. He also had a strong performance at the U.S. Army All-American Game. | |||||
| 80 | Corey Liuget Hialeah (FL) Hialeah |
| DE | 6-3/260 | Illinois |
| Liuget had 59 tackles and 11 sacks as a senior. He also impressed with a solid week at a national high school all-star game. | |||||
| 81 | Brandon Beachum Youngstown (OH) Cardinal Mooney |
| LB | 5-11/216 | Penn State |
| Beachum had 1,500 yards rushing and 16 scores, but he also had 123 tackles as a junior. | |||||
| 82 | T.J. Bryant Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln |
| DB | 6-1/175 | list |
| Through the regular season, Bryant snagged four interceptions in limited opportunities. | |||||
| 83 | William Green Hoover (AL) Spain Park |
| LB | 6-4/215 | list |
| Speed rusher could play defensive end or linebacker. | |||||
| 84 | Tommy Streeter Miami (FL) Northwestern |
| WR | 6-6/200 | list |
| Seven of Streeter's 24 catches through games in November have gone for touchdowns. | |||||
| 85 | Toby Jackson Griffin (GA) Griffin |
| DE | 6-4/244 | Georgia |
| Big-frame with an even bigger motor, Jackson had 12 tackles for a loss and more than 70 tackles in 2006. | |||||
| 86 | Stacey McGee Muskogee (OK) |
| DT | 6-5/255 | list |
| 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. | |||||
| 87 | J.B. Shugarts Klein (TX) Klein |
| OL | 6-7/299 | Ohio State |
| All-Greater Houston selection as a junior; also plays tight end. | |||||
| 88 | Tavarres King Mt. Airy (GA) Habersham Central |
| WR | 6-1/169 | Georgia |
| Wiry speedster caught 14 touchdowns last season. | |||||
| 89 | Darius Fleming Chicago (IL) St. Rita |
| LB | 6-3/230 | Notre Dame |
| A tackle machine from the Windy City, Fleming had 105 tackles and 15 tackles for a loss in 2006. | |||||
| 90 | Joseph Ibiloye Garland (TX) South Garland |
| DB | 6-2/195 | Oklahoma |
| Proved his game over the summer and during the early part of his senior season. In 2006 had 85 tackles and two interceptions. | |||||
| 91 | Ryan Bass Corona (CA) Centennial |
| RB | 5-10/186 | Arizona State |
| Bass is a touchdown machine. He had 36 scores on the ground as a junior and has put up mind-boggling numbers in 2007. | |||||
| 92 | Brandon Taylor Franklinton (LA) Franklinton |
| DB | 5-11/176 | LSU |
| Was a threat all over the field as both a junior and a senior, including more than 1,000 rushing over the past two seasons. | |||||
| 93 | Derrick Hall Beaumont (TX) Central |
| ATH | 5-10/201 | Texas A&M |
| 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. | |||||
| 94 | De'Anthony Curtis Camden (AR) Fairview |
| RB | 5-10/209 | Arkansas |
| More than 2,000 all-purpose yards as a senior. | |||||
| 95 | Dan Buckner Allen (TX) Allen |
| WR | 6-4/209 | Texas |
| Buckner dominated at the U.S. Army All-American Game, plus he had 1,012 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior. | |||||
| 96 | .J. Shoemate Anaheim (CA) Servite |
| ATH | 6-0/219 | Southern Cal |
| Was used in a number of different roles as a senior, plus was a member of the U.S. Army All-America Game West squad. | |||||
| 97 | Uona Kavienga Los Angeles (CA) Leuzinger |
| LB | 6-0/226 | Brigham Young |
| Kavienga racked up a staggering 147 tackles and 28 tackles for a loss as a senior. He also impressed with a solid week at a national high school all-star game. | |||||
| 98 | Bryce Givens Denver (CO) Mullen |
| OL | 6-6/257 | Colorado |
| Givens blew up at the Boulder NIKE Training Camp, but he also earned first-team all-conference honors as a junior in 2006. | |||||
| 99 | Kemonte Bateman Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw |
| WR | 6-0/176 | Arizona State |
| The most explosive offensive playmaker in the Los Angeles City Section. | |||||
| 100 | Nick Moody Philadelphia (PA) Roman Catholic |
| LB | 6-1/218 | Florida State |
| Moody moves to the linebacker rankings, where he could be a great one at Florida State. Had 67 tackles and three sacks in 2006. |
| Pos | Nat'l Rank | Nat'l Rating | Name School, Hometown | Video | HT/ WT/ 40 | Schools of Interest |
| QB | 1 | 
| Terrelle Pryor (Jeannette SHS) Jeannette, PA |  | 6-6/225/4.40 | Duke, Florida, Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State |
| DE | 2 |
| Daquan Bowers (Bamberg Ehrhardt HS) Bamberg, SC | | 6-4/265/4.80 | Committed to Clemson |
| WR | 3 |
| Julio Jones (Foley HS) Foley, AL | | 6-4/212/4.50 | Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Oklahoma, Texas Tech |
| RB | 4 |
| Darrell Scott (St. Bonaventure HS) Ventura, CA | | 6-2/215/4.32 | Colorado, Florida, LSU, Texas |
| SLB | 5 |
| Arthur Brown (East HS) Wichita, KS | | 6-1/225/4.50 | Committed to Miami (Fl) |
| S | 6 |
| Will Hill (St. Peters Preparatory School) Jersey City, NJ | | 6-3/203/4.50 | Committed to Florida |
| RB | 7 |
| Justin Johnson (Gilmer HS) Gilmer, TX | | 6-1/205/4.50 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| CB | 8 |
| Patrick Johnson (Blanche Ely HS) Pompano Beach, FL | | 6-1/197/4.45 | Committed to LSU |
| OT | 9 |
| Tyron Smith (Rancho Verde HS) Moreno Valley, CA | | 6-5/267/5.10 | Committed to USC |
| WR | 10 |
| A.J. Green (Summerville HS) Summerville, SC | | 6-4/190/4.60 | Committed to Georgia |
| OT | 11 |
| Mike Adams (Dublin Coffman HS) Dublin, OH | | 6-7.5/301 | Committed to Ohio State |
| OT | 12 |
| Matt Kalil (Servite) Anaheim, CA | | 6-7/281/5.31 | Committed to USC |
| WR | 13 |
| DeAndre Brown (Ocean Springs HS) Ocean Springs, MS | | 6-6.5/222/4.50 | LSU, Mississippi, Southern Miss, Texas Tech |
| OT | 14 |
| Matt Patchan (Armwood HS) Seffner, FL | | 6-7/265/4.70 | Committed to Florida |
| WR | 15 |
| DeVier Posey (La Salle HS ) Cincinnati, OH | | 6-3/190 | Committed to Ohio State |
| WR | 16 |
| Michael Floyd (Cretin Derham Hall) Saint Paul, MN | | 6-3/200/4.55 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| MLB | 17 |
| Nigel Bradham (Wakulla HS) Crawfordville, FL | | 6-2/225/4.60 | Committed to Florida State |
| DT | 18 |
| Marcus Forston (Miami Northwestern HS) Miami, FL | | 6-2.5/305/4.90 | Committed to Miami (Fl) |
| RB | 19 |
| Jermie Calhoun (Van HS) Van, TX | | 6-0/210/4.62 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| WR | 20 |
| Jonathan Baldwin (Aliquippa SHS) Aliquippa, PA | | 6-6/225/4.40 | Committed to Pittsburgh |
| TE | 21 |
| Kyle Rudolph (Elder HS) Cincinnati, OH | | 6-7/235/4.70 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| TE | 22 |
| Blake Ayles (Lutheran HS - Orange County) Orange, CA | | 6-4/235/4.70 | Committed to USC |
| C | 23 |
| Michael Brewster (Edgewater HS) Orlando, FL | | 6-5/300/5.10 | Committed to Ohio State |
| RB | 24 |
| Richard Samuel (Cass HS) Cartersville, GA | | 6-1/205/4.52 | Committed to Georgia |
| DE | 25 |
| R.J. Washington (Fossil Ridge HS) Keller, TX | | 6-3/233/4.78 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| WR | 26 |
| Aldarius Johnson (Miami Northwestern HS) Miami, FL | | 6-2.5/194/4.54 | Committed to Miami (Fl) |
| DT | 27 |
| Omar Hunter (Buford HS) Buford, GA | | 6-2/297/4.90 | Florida, Auburn, USC, Clemson, LSU, Michigan, Notre Dame |
| OT | 28 |
| Lucas Nix (Thomas Jefferson HS) Clairton, PA | | 6-5/280/5.00 | Committed to Pittsburgh |
| TE | 29 |
| Kavario Middleton (Lakes HS) Lakewood, WA | | 6-6/240/4.75 | Committed to Washington |
| QB | 30 |
| E.J. Manuel (Bayside HS) Virginia Beach, VA | | 6-5/210 | Committed to Florida State |
| CB | 31 |
| Aaron Williams (McNeil HS) Austin, TX | | 6-0/174/4.47 | Committed to Texas |
| OT | 32 |
| Tyler Love (Mt. Brook HS) Mountain Brook, AL | | 6-7/285 | Committed to Alabama |
| S | 33 |
| Rahim Moore (Susan Miller Dorsey HS) Los Angeles, CA | | 6-2/190/4.40 | UCLA, North Carolina, Arizona, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Texas |
| OT | 34 |
| J.B. Shugarts (Klein HS) Klein, TX | | 6-7.5/310/5.15 | Committed to Ohio State |
| RB | 35 |
| Jamie Harper (Trinity Christian Academy) Jacksonville, FL | | 6-0/205/4.35 | Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Illinois, Miami (Fl) |
| OG | 36 |
| Baker Steinkuhler (Lincoln Southwest HS) Lincoln, NE | | 6-6/292/4.71 | Committed to Nebraska |
| CB | 37 |
| Robert Golden (Edison HS) Fresno, CA | | 5-10.5/182/4.53 | Committed to Arizona |
| DE | 38 |
| Shayne Hale (Gateway SHS) Monroeville, PA | | 6-3.5/240/4.65 | Committed to Pittsburgh |
| MLB | 39 |
| Etienne Sabino (Dr. Michael M. Krop HS) Miami, FL | | 6-3/230/4.60 | Committed to Ohio State |
| MLB | 40 |
| Lynn Katoa (Cottonwood HS) Salt Lake City, UT | | 6-2/220/4.60 | Committed to Colorado |
| WR | 41 |
| .J. Shoemate (Servite) Anaheim, CA | | 6-1/205 | Committed to USC |
| OG | 42 |
| Josh Jenkins (Parkersburg HS) Parkersburg, WV | | 6-3.5/303 | Florida State, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Penn State |
| CB | 43 |
| Brandon Harris (Booker T. Washington HS) Miami, FL | | 5-10/175/4.45 | Central Florida, Florida, LSU, Miami (Fl), Ohio State, Florida State, Rutgers |
| DT | 44 |
| DeAngelo Tyson (Statesboro HS) Statesboro, GA | | 6-2.5/275 | Committed to Georgia |
| QB | 45 |
| Dayne Crist (Notre Dame HS) Sherman Oaks, CA | | 6-4.5/225/4.70 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| WLB | 46 |
| Mark Barron (St. Pauls Episcopal School) Mobile, AL | | 6-2/210/4.50 | Committed to Alabama |
| QB | 47 |
| Andrew Luck (Stratford HS) Houston, TX | | 6-3/215/4.80 | Committed to Stanford |
| CB | 48 |
| Boubacar Cissoko (Cass Technical HS) Detroit, MI | | 5-8/174/4.40 | Committed to Michigan |
| DE | 49 |
| Ethan Johnson (Lincoln HS) Portland, OR | | 6-4.5/265/4.90 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| WR | 50 |
| Dan Buckner (Allen HS) Allen, TX | | 6-4/206/4.56 | Committed to Texas |
| DT | 51 |
| Garrett Goebel (Montini Catholic HS) Lombard, IL | | 6-4/270/5.00 | Committed to Ohio State |
| S | 52 |
| Darius Barksdale (South Panola HS) Batesville, MS | | 6-0/195/4.50 | Committed to Mississippi |
| WR | 53 |
| Desean Hales (Klein Oak HS) Spring, TX | | 5-11/180/4.41 | Committed to Texas |
| DE | 54 |
| Nicholas Perry (King HS) Detroit, MI | | 6-4/235/4.50 | Miami (Fl), Michigan, Michigan State, Notre Dame, USC, West Virginia |
| OG | 55 |
| Stephen Good (Paris HS) Paris, TX | | 6-4/290 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| SLB | 56 |
| Darius Fleming (St. Rita HS) Chicago, IL | | 6-2/230/4.57 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| RB | 57 |
| Aundre Dean (Katy HS) Katy, TX | | 6-1/201/4.50 | Alabama, Arizona State, Louisville, LSU, Ohio State, UCLA |
| WR | 58 |
| Deion Walker (Christchurch School) Christchurch, VA | | 6-3/185/4.45 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| CB | 59 |
| T.J. Bryant (Lincoln HS) Tallahassee, FL | | 6-0/185/4.45 | Alabama, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami (Fl), USC |
| DE | 60 |
| Damien Holmes (Colton HS) Colton, CA | | 6-2.5/254/4.87 | Committed to UCLA |
| SLB | 61 |
| Jon Major (Ponderosa HS) Parker, CO | | 6-4/225/4.58 | Committed to Colorado |
| S | 62 |
| Brandon Smith (New Brunswick HS) New Brunswick, NJ | | 6-2/210/4.50 | Committed to Michigan |
| RB | 63 |
| Sam McGuffie (Cy-Fair HS) Cypress, TX | | 5-11.5/190/4.40 | Committed to Michigan |
| WLB | 64 |
| Ramon Buchanan (Palm Bay Senior HS) Melbourne, FL | | 6-1/195/4.50 | Miami (Fl), Florida, LSU, Florida State, South Carolina, USC, Wake Forest |
| TE | 65 |
| Jacob Stoneburner (Dublin Coffman HS) Dublin, OH | | 6-4.5/220/4.46 | Committed to Ohio State |
| OT | 66 |
| Matt Meyer (Lincoln HS) Stockton, CA | | 6-8/285 | Committed to USC |
| WLB | 67 |
| Jerrell Harris (Gadsden City HS) Gadsden, AL | | 6-3/215/4.50 | Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, USC |
| DE | 68 |
| Chancey Aghayere (Garland HS) Garland, TX | | 6-3/240/4.70 | Committed to LSU |
| DT | 69 |
| Marcel Dareus (Huffman High School-Magnet) Birmingham, AL | | 6-4/275/4.95 | Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee |
| WLB | 70 |
| Mike Yancich (Trinity SHS) Washington, PA | | 6-2/219/4.50 | Committed to Penn State |
| DT | 71 |
| Brandon Thompson (Thomasville HS) Thomasville, GA | | 6-2/294/4.84 | Clemson, LSU, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fl), Ohio State |
| MLB | 72 |
| Steve Filer (Mount Carmel HS) Chicago, IL | | 6-4/220/4.65 | Committed to Notre Dame |
| WR | 73 |
| Daryl Stonum (Dulles HS) Sugar Land, TX | | 6-1/180/4.40 | Committed to Michigan |
| CB | 74 |
| Burton Scott (C F Vigor HS) Prichard, AL | | 5-10.5/190/4.40 | Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Miami (Fl), Florida State, LSU, USC |
| SLB | 75 |
| Nigel Carr (First Coast HS) Jacksonville, FL | | 6-3/240/4.70 | Committed to Florida State |
| WR | 76 |
| DeJuan Miller (Metuchen HS) Metuchen, NJ | | 6-5/200/4.60 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| S | 77 |
| Dee Finley (Auburn HS) Auburn, AL | | 6-3/205/4.55 | Committed to Florida |
| WR | 78 |
| Gerell Robinson (Hamilton HS) Chandler, AZ | | 6-3/210/4.60 | Committed to Arizona State |
| TE | 79 |
| Austin Holt (Bingham HS) South Jordan, UT | | 6-5.5/235/4.92 | Committed to BYU |
| OG | 80 |
| Vinston Painter (Maury HS) Norfolk, VA | | 6-5/309/5.30 | Committed to Virginia Tech |
| WLB | 81 |
| Sean Spence (Miami Northwestern HS) Miami, FL | | 6-1/200/4.69 | Committed to Miami (Fl) |
| WR | 82 |
| Jameel Owens (Muskogee HS) Muskogee, OK | | 6-3/210/4.45 | Florida, Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Texas Tech, LSU |
| WR | 83 |
| Kenny Tate (Dematha Catholic HS) Hyattsville, MD | | 6-4/195/4.50 | Florida, Maryland, Illinois, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee |
| WR | 84 |
| Brice Butler (Norcross HS) Norcross, GA | | 6-3/189/4.45 | Committed to USC |
| SLB | 85 |
| Dravannti Johnson (Nederland HS) Nederland, TX | | 6-1.5/230/4.60 | Committed to Texas |
| WR | 86 |
| Josh Jarboe (Cedar Grove HS) Ellenwood, GA | | 6-3/195/4.45 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| QB | 87 |
| Mike Glennon (Westfield HS) Chantilly, VA | | 6-6/195/4.85 | Committed to North Carolina State |
| DE | 88 |
| Corey Liuget (Hialeah Senior HS) Hialeah, FL | | 6-3/270/4.87 | Illinois, Florida State, LSU, Miami (Fl), Ohio State, Rutgers, South Florida |
| QB | 89 |
| Landry Jones (Artesia HS) Artesia, NM | | 6-5/215/4.70 | Committed to Oklahoma |
| MLB | 90 |
| Michael Zordich (Cardinal Mooney HS) Youngstown, OH | | 6-2/210 | Committed to Penn State |
| DE | 91 |
| Toby Jackson (Griffin HS) Griffin, GA | | 6-4/240 | Georgia, Alabama, Florida State, Miami (Fl), Auburn, Clemson, LSU |
| DT | 92 |
| Lawrence Guy (Western HS) Las Vegas, NV | | 6-5/275/4.80 | Committed to Arizona State |
| RB | 93 |
| Ryan Williams (Stonewall Jackson HS) Manassas, VA | | 5-10/205/4.45 | Committed to Virginia Tech |
| WLB | 94 |
| Terrell Manning (Scotland HS) Laurinburg, NC | | 6-3/205/4.60 | Committed to North Carolina State |
| CB | 95 |
| Joe Adams (Central Arkansas Christian) North Little Rock, AR | | 6-1/175/4.50 | USC, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Michigan |
| OG | 96 |
| David Snow (Gilmer HS) Gilmer, TX | | 6-4/295/5.32 | Committed to Texas |
| CB | 97 |
| Anthony Dye (Santiago HS) Corona, CA | | 5-11.5/189/4.36 | UCLA, Oregon State, Arizona State, Oregon, San Diego State, Utah, Washington State |
| MLB | 98 |
| Andrew Sweat (Trinity SHS) Washington, PA | | 6-2/233 | Committed to Ohio State |
| RB | 99 |
| Chris Polk (Redlands East Valley HS) Redlands, CA | | 5-11/195/4.50 | Committed to Washington |
| S | 100 |
| Vaughn Telemaque (Polytechnic HS) Long Beach, CA | | 6-2/187/4.55 | USC, LSU, Miami (Fl), North Carolina, Oregon, Michigan, Rutgers |
Billy Napier, Clemson
Napier, who is just 28, went into North Carolina and landed highly regarded cornerback Marcus Gilchrist, four-star offensive tackle Landon Walker and four-star defensive end Kourtnei Brown. Napier, Clemson's tight end coach, averaged 3.75 stars per signing, and his list of four commitments is as impressive as any in the nation, especially when you look at how he had to battle many of the SEC and ACC's best schools to land them. Clemson finished with the nation's No. 21 recruiting class with Napier's players a big piece of the puzzle.
Get it done fat man, U gonna need these young coaches to save your job.
