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AF_Puma | Saturday, February 17, 2007, 9:18 pm
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By Jim Vallen
COUGARBLUE
Recruiting in the MWC is just another opportunity for the various teams to compete
Sports are all about competition and that competition is very often not limited to only what happens on the field or court. In terms of BYU and Utah, there’s hardly a thing related to the rivalry that isn’t considered subject to competition in deciding who the better school is.
Last year this rivalry was even fueled every football home game as a competition between BYU and Utah fans over the purchase of Dryers ice cream. Each home game the fans were shown, in full-color splendor, a graph on the huge replay screen which indicated whether more BYU fans had bought the Dryers BYU Cougar brand ice cream than Utah fans had bought of Dryers Utah Ute brand (As of the New Mexico game, the last game BYU home game of the season, BYU fans were pulverizing Utah fans in the number of units of the BYU variety ice cream purchased—I wonder if that is actually something good to win?). At basketball games the two sets of team cheerleaders engage in a competition of how long the male cheerleaders can hold up the female counterparts in the air on their extended arms. There are food drive competitions, there are competitions on the radio for donations to local shelters, there are competitions for best BYU or Utah jokes, best trash talking, the team mascots even battle it out on the basketball court, etc.—the list goes on and on. If the event’s results can be tabulated, rest assured someone is keeping track of who is doing better—BYU or Utah.
So it’s only normal that recruiting at BYU and Utah would be part of that rivalry.
The Past
For many years BYU has hung up the banner each year of having out-recruited Utah with players that were more highly rated by the leading college recruiting organizations than what Utah had inked to national letters-of-intent. The Utes though, for the last five years (before last year), have been known to only point to the memory of the scoreboard from the last football game played between the two to make their point that sometimes it’s better to lose the battle than to lose the war.
It feels nice to have had BYU win both over this last year.
But the battle goes on
A week ago, BYU Coach Bronco Mendenhall, speaking to media representatives and several hundred Cougar Club boosters, who turned out for a news conference at the Cougar Room at LaVell Edwards Stadium said, ‘We didn’t lose to anybody and won’t lose to anybody, I think, from this point on in in-state recruiting.’
Talk about blasting a warning salvo right across the bow of an opposing ship!
His point was that BYU had focused on who they wanted in-state and the result, as stated by Coach Mendenhall in the new conference, “We went after nine in-state players and we got them all.”
Utah coaches, upon hearing of Bronco’s comments, ensured that the competition between the two rivals would continue.
Gary Andersen, Utah defensive coordinator told the Deseret News, “First of all, I would be surprised if Bronco made that statement. If he did, it was ignorant and not factual. Utah and BYU will battle on in-state recruits year-in and year-out. However, we do not always recruit the same players. We feel very good about our in-state recruits and have once again signed quality players from the state of Utah. And we look forward to recruiting against BYU in the future and winning.”
Utah’s head coach, Kyle Whittingham tried to describe further the Ute’s perspective on this recruiting rivalry when he reported to the Salt Lake Tribune that BYU, “had maybe a different list of guys [than] we targeted.”
Back at ya Bronco!
So who won the bitter in-state recruiting rivalry between BYU and Utah seems to be in the eye of the beholder. Utah went five years before 2006 where according to “experts”, who rank such events, they had yearly lost the recruiting war, but had earned the right to turn their nose up at BYU and point out how that issue had been decided on the playing field despite what the recruiting services had said.
It’s the kind of attitude like that bumper sticker that you’ll see occasionally on someone’s car bumper mocking the claim of others that say, “My child is an Honor Roll student.” The challenging one says, “My child beat up your Honor Roll student.”
But now the Cougars have a year in which they won both of those battles and the hope is that they will build upon that.
Mountain West Conference Rivalry
This recruiting rivalry lives on throughout the whole MWC as well as can be expected. Rivalries are an expected desirable byproduct of conference affiliation. The MWC website even offers a forum for the various team’s fans to “one-up” each other on recruits, victories etc.
But the honest truth is that stars assigned by the leading college recruiting organizations often are not the best indicator of success of a recruiting season.
TCU’s head coach, Gary Patterson, stated in the official release from the TCU athletics department, “It’s easy to get caught up in everyone else’s evaluation of a player, but we stick to our guns. I firmly believe that’s why we’ve been successful at TCU. We don’t care if we’re ranked in the top 25 in national recruiting classes. We would much rather be ranked in the top 25 at the end of the football season.”
Which they have the last two seasons.
Patterson proved his point by singling out that former cornerback, Drew Colemann, of the NY Jets, was only a two-star prospect out of junior college for the Horned Frogs.
Part of what Patterson said is “coach speak” as would be expected. It’s not like he’s turning his nose up at the higher rated recruits and wouldn’t be willing to oblige a few that would come his way, but he has successfully survived with a successful program with what he has brought on board.
Sometimes the mix is better than the ingredients added.
I would never argue that it doesn’t help to have a stable full of 4 and 5-star recuits considering Florida, Texas and USC’s success in these last few years, but BYU has a history of successfully putting a lot of players into the NFL that were never such highly rated recruits.
MWC recruits
Let’s take a look at how the various teams in the MWC did this season in football recruiting
First off, Air Force is not a part of this review because Air Force doesn’t release the names of its recruits until they arrive on campus in the summer because of the academy’s appointment process and coaches cannot comment on individual athletes until they recruit has accepted and appointment in writing. There are names listed on various recruiting sites and Scout.com has ranked Air Force’s class No. 104 and Rivals.com has them tied for No.108 all based on who probably will complete the recruitment process.
It’s really hard to compare classes actually as to their benefit to a particular team as each team has different needs and more importantly, run different offenses and defenses. Athletes being recruited are just evaluated mainly on talent and exposure can have some affect on the process as well. The proof of the success of a recruiting class won’t come for a few years down the line, especially with BYU where missions are factored in.
Scout.com and Rivals.com
Basically there are two main Internet based evaluators of high school and junior college talent. They are Scout.com and Rivals.com. Their methods and coverage vary and even the end result evaluations can be quite different.
For Rivals, the minimum rating for a recruit whose name appears in their database is at a score of 5.0 and 2-stars. A 2-star player will range from a grade of 5.0 to 5.4; 3-star player from 5.5 to 5.7; 4-star player from 5.8 to 6.0 and 5-star player has a grade of 6.1.
Scout.com is based on a star grading system. They rank players based solely on an 1 through 5 stars, which makes no differentiation between a bottom-rung 3-star and a top-rung 3-star player. Usually a 1-star rated player is an athlete that has not yet been evaluated by the service, and after evaluation, they are usually put at a 2-star level.
Rank of MWC teams based on rankings
School/Scout.com Avg/Scout overall national ranking/Rivals.com Avg/Rivals overall national tranking/average of the two
1-BYU…2.64…#43…5.46…#56…49.5
2-Utah…2.04…#63…5.36…#70…66.5
3-SDSU…1.81…#81…5.32…#62…71.5
4-TCU…2.09…#73…5.37…#80…76.5
5-UNLV…1.62…#98…5.27…#89…93.5
6-Colorado State…1.71…#83…5.23…#105…94.0
7-New Mexico…1.68…#91…5.16…#101…96.0
8-Wyoming…1.91…#109…5.24…#89…99.0
The order I have the teams listed is an average of the ranking of Scout and Rivals. As you can note, they do differ widely with CSU being the biggest example as Scout.com graded their class at #83 nationally and Rival.com graded it #105 or 22 spots difference.
According to the recruiting services they don’t just base their rankings on the average of points or stars they give each recruits as can be seen above where, for example, Wyoming’s average of players rated by Rivals averaged 5.24 and they were ranked #109 while New Mexico’s averaged 5.16 and yet they were ranked at #91. According to the services, when ranking the teams in an overall national ranking, they look at 1) talent, 2) need and 3) balance. It makes sense. If you added seven 4 or 5-star defensive linemen and yet you had all of you defensive line returning, then you didn’t address your needs or balance.
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Coach: Bronco Mendenhall
25 recruits signed
22 high school
3 junior college
10 in-state players
17 offense
8 defense
An interesting note about BYU is that they already have twelve quality players who are walking-on this fall. They will be highlighted in another article.
Key Recruits
Devin Mahina TE 6-6 225 4.8-40 Upland, CA/Upland High School
Short shuttle 4.47, 30” vertical 7.81 3-cone 8-10 broad jump, squats 415, bench presses 305. Plans to serve an LDS Church mission before enrolling at BYU. He ended his senior year with 19 receptions for 373 yards, averaging 19.6 yards per reception and had four touchdowns. Defensively, Devin was credited with 36 tackles, including 21 solos and 15 assisted takedowns averaging 4.0 tackles per game. He had six sacks on the season and was also credited with a blocked field goal, blocked punt and was credited with two safeties. He was honored as an all-CIF performer. He had offers from Colorado, Oregon and UCLA. Scout ranks him #46 nationally as a TE and was a 3-star Scout recruit and a 4-star Rivals.
Jason Munns QB 6-6 220 225 4.72-40 Kennewick, WA/Southridge High School
As a senior, Jason completed 60.7 of his passes completing 122 of 201 attempts with league-high 18 touchdowns. He produced a league best 140.8 efficiency rating. Jason will leave Southridge HS holding several school offensive records, including 5,957 career passing yards and 82 touchdown completions. He was credited with 2,178 yards passing as a junior, had 32 touchdown completions and was the Big Nine Co-Player of the year. As a sophomore he had 2,297 yards passing. For his high school career his team had a record of 25-9 under his head coach Andy Troxel. Other school records include 277 pass attempts during his sophomore season, 749 career pass attempts, 25 completions in a single game, 160 passes completed in a season and 441 passes completed over his career ... holds the single-game, single-season and career completion percentage records ... tied the school record with 337 yards passing in a game as a junior ... holds the single-season passing record with 2,297 yards as a sophomore ... produced a school record four games with five touchdown completions ... holds the single-season and career records for total offense, including 6,215 career yards. Munns reports a 3.8 GPA and a 1540 on the new SAT. Jason had offers from Arizona State, Utah and Washington State and was recruited by Nebraska, Oregon, Oregon State, USC and Washington. Scout ranks Jason as the #27 nationally ranked QB. He is a 4-star Scout and a 3-star Rivals recruit.
Cade Cooper QB 6-3 200 Provo, UT/Timpview High School/Snow College
Following the 2006 season, Cooper was named the NJCAA Offensive Player of the Year. The Snow College signal caller led the Badgers to a 11-1 record, a #2 national ranking, and a victory in the Top of the Mountains Bowl. Cooper completed 67 percent of his passes for 3,103 yards, 31 touchdowns, and just 8 interceptions. Personal: Cade Cooper grew up in Lehi, Utah and attended his senior year at Timpview HS. Cade comes from a family of five brothers and one sister. Cade received several awards in athletics including All-state and All-Region as well as region champions his senior year. Cade was a basketball player as well as football, but his senior year chose to concentrate on football. Out of high school he had offers from Utah, where he committed and Baylor University. But at Utah he fell out of favor before the season began when Coach Ron McBride left and Urban Meyer (now with Florida) took over. He grayshirted his first season at Snow before leaving on a mission. Upon finishing at Snow College, Cade had offers from Utah State, Weber State, Northern Arizona and Troy State and was recruited by Oklahoma, Nebraska and Boston College. Scout ranks him as the #29 juco player and he is a 4-star Scout and 3-star Rivals rated recruit.
Marcus Mathews WR 6-4 205 4.65-40 Beaverton, OR/Southridge High School
An all-state second-team selection, Marcus helped lead his team, the Skyhawks to the state title game. For his senior season he was credited with over 50 receptions and scored seven touchdowns. As a junior he had 47 receptions for 690 yards and seven touchdowns. Marcus earned All-Metro League honors and was named one of the top 10 players in the state by The Oregonian. Mathews also holds four track records at Southridge High School in the 100-m and 300-m hurdles with a time of 15.4 and 39.99 respectively. He also was apart of the relay team that holds both records in the 4x100 and 4x400 as well. He currently has plans to serve and LDS Church mission. He had a 3.7 GPA. He was recruited by Boston College, California, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington, Washington State and Utah. Marcus was the first Scout 4-star rated receiver from Oregon. Scout ranks him nationally as the #51 ranked WR He is a 4-star Scout and a 2-star Rivals receiver.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Famika Anae OT 6-6 270 HS FR Provo, UT/Timpview HS NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
2 David Angilau DE 6-4 240 HS FR Longmont, CO/Nivot HS 69 3-star 5.5 3-star
3 Tyler Beck OLB 6-1 205 HS FR Murietta, CA/Vista Murrieta HS NR 2-star 5.3 2-star
4 Brannon Brooks CB 5-9 165 HS FR Elk Grove, CA/Elk Grove HS NR 2-star 5.3 2-star
5 Braden Brown TE 6-6 235 HS FR Salt Lake City, UT/Highland HS NR 2-star 5.5 3-star
6 Cade Cooper QB 6-3 200 JC JR Provo-Timpview, UT/Snow College 29 Juco 4-star 5.6 3-star
7 J. J. DiLuigi RB 5-9 180 HS FR Canyon Country, CA/Canyon HS 64 3-star 5.5 3-star
8 Scotty Ebert WR 6-1 200 HS FR Sandy, UT/Jordan HS NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
9 Kaneakua Friel TE 6-4 220 HS FR Honolulu, HI/Kamehameha Secondary NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
10 Austen Jorgensen TE 6-4 210 HS FR Mount Pleasant, UT/North Sanpete HS NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
11 Ryan Kessman WR 5-11 190 HS FR San Jacinto, CA/San Jacinto Sr HS 69 3-star 5.6 3-star
12 Star Lotulelei DT 6-3 255 HS FR South Jordan, UT/Bingham HS 47 3-star 5.5 3-star
13 Levi Mack OT 6-5 230 JC JR Thatcher, AZ/Easter AZ College NR 3-star 5.7 3-star
14 Devin Mahina TE 6-6 220 HS FR Upland, CA/Upland HS 46 3-star 5.8 4-star
15 Eathyn Manumaleuna OT 6-1 235 HS FR Provo, UT/Timpview HS NR 2-star 5.3 2-star
16 Marcus Mathews WR 6-4 205 HS FR Beaverton, OR/Southridge HS 51 4-star 5.4 2-star
17 Jason Munns QB 6-6 225 HS FR Kennewick, WA/Southridge HS 27 4-star 5.7 3-star
18 Gary Nagy S 6-1 180 HS FR Kahuku, HI/Kahuku HS NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
19 Jordan Pendleton WR 6-2 190 HS FR South Jordan, UT/Bingham HS 88 3-star 5.4 2-star
20 G Pittman S 5-10 180 HS FR Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HS 80 3-star 5.5 3-star
21 Houston Reynolds OG 6-1 260 HS FR Provo, UT/Timpview HS 16 3-star 5.4 2-star
22 Jordan Smith WR 6-5 210 HS FR Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork HS NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
23 Steven Thomas CB 5-11 180 HS FR Chino Hills, CA/Chino Hills HS NR 2-star 5.2 2-star
24 Manaaki Vaitai OG 6-3 275 HS FR Euless, TX/Trinity HS 55 3-star 5.6 3-star
25 Aveni Leung-Wai ILB 6-1 215 JC JR El Cajon, CA/Grossmont College NR 2-star 5.4 2-star
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
Coach Sonny Lubick
24 recruits signed
22 high school
2 junior college
9 in-state players
9 offense
15 defense
Key Recruits
Luke Diehl LB 6-1 210 Sedalia, Colo./Douglas County
Named to All-Colorado team by Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post, a listing of the state's top players regardless of classification...Named Rocky Mountain News state defensive player of the year in 2006...led his team to berth in the Class 5A semifinals...helped the Huskies to 2005 state title...Douglas County had a four-year 44-4 record during Diehl's career...two-time first-team all-state selection...named to all-conference team three times...older brothers Adam (Wyoming) and Ross (Kansas State) are also college football players...made 64 unassisted and had three quarterback sacks as a senior...was also recruited by Iowa State, Kansas State, New Mexico, Oklahoma State and Washington State. 3-star for both Scout and Rivals.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Lester Arnold RB 5-10 190 HS FR San Diego, CA/Point Loma HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
2 T.J. Borcky QB 6-4 185 HS FR Orlando, FL/Lake Highland Prep 91 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
3 John Clark LB 6-3 225 JC JR Fresno, CA/Fresno City College 1-Star 5.4 2-Star
4 Steve Collins DL 6-3 225 HS FR Loveland, CO/Loveland HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
5 Curtis Cornelson LB 6-1 235 JC JR Bakersfield, CA/Bakersfield C.C. 3-Star 5.4 2-Star
6 Eugene Daniels DL 6-3 240 HS FR Fort Hood, TX/Shoemaker HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
7 Leo Davis DL 6-5 240 HS FR Billings, MT/Skyview HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
8 Luke Diehl LB 6-1 210 HS FR Sedalia, CO/Douglas County HS 16 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
9 Zach Donaldson DB 6-1 195 HS FR Fort Collins, CO/Fort Collins HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
10 Kenny Galbearth RB 6-1 200 HS FR Colorado Springs, CO/Mesa Ridge HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
11 Jake Gdowski DL 6-3 260 HS FR Grand Island, NE/Grand Island HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
12 Michael Kawulok LB 6-2 205 HS FR Louisville, CO/Monarch HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
13 Klay Kubiak QB 6-0 190 HS FR Greenwood Village, CO/Regis HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
14 Nuku Latu DL 6-2 260 HS FR Gilbert, AZ/Highland HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
15 Tyler McDermott OL 6-2 270 HS FR Lake Worth, FL/Palm Beach Central HS 17 3-Star 5.1 2-Star
16 Jarrad McKay DB 6-0 185 HS FR Wheat Ridge, CO/Lakewood HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
17 Phil Morelli RB 5-11 180 HS FR Littleton, CO/Mullen HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
18 Brandon Owens RB/WR 6-0 165 HS FR Bakersfield, CA./Ridgeview HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
19 Eric Peitz TE/DE 6-5 240 HS FR Crofton, NE/Crofton HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
20 Mychal Sisson LB 5-11 205 HS FR Duncanville, TX./Duncanville HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
21 Elijah-Blu Smith DB 5-11 190 HS FR Los Angeles, CA/Crenshaw HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
22 Blake Swain DB/WR 6-0 180 HS FR Denver, CO/East HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
23 Jacob Tigges DL 6-2 260 HS FR Broken Arrow, OK/Tulsa Union HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
24 Matt Yemm QB 5-11 175 HS FR Fort Collins CO/Fort Collins HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
Coach Rocky Long
25 recruits signed
16 high school
9 junior college
5 in-state players
15 offense
9 defense
Key Recruits
Sylvester Hatten OL 6-3 331 Quincy, FL/Dodge City CC
Junior college offensive lineman who enrolled at UNM in January...expected to play guard for the Lobos...DODGE CITY CC...second team All-America offensive lineman for the Conquistadors last fall...played for coach Marcus Garstecki...HIGH SCHOOL...a 2004 graduate of East Gadsden HS in Quincy, Fla., which is northwest of Tallahassee... three-time all-conference performer on the offensive line, plus he lettered three years in basketball for the Jaguars...played football for head coach Robert Jackson...had 17 tackles and blocked a punt for the game-winning TD in one prep game...received the Bright Futures Scholarship. Had offer from Kansas and was recruited by Arkansas, Florida, Florida State and Mississippi. PERSONAL...born March 16, 1986, in Quincy...age is 20...full name is Sylvester Lee Hatten...nickname is Champ...has a daughter, Kayla, who was born in October 2006...son of Sylvester and Ellanor...has two older sisters...interested in becoming a defense attorney...majoring in Criminal Justice. 3-star for both Scout and Rivals.
Justin Hickman LB/DE 6-3 230 Chicago, IL/Hubbard HS
Four-year varsity starter on defense...all-state as a senior linebacker/defensive end when he had 140 tackles and an interception for a TD...all-area recognition as a junior with 135 stops and 3 interceptions...the Greyhounds advanced to the state 6A semifinals that year...8A is the largest classification...played for coach Elton Harris...a 3.5 cumulative GPA and a member of the A-B Honor Roll every year...also a four-year member of the school choir - he's a tenor - that has traveled to New York, Boston and Spain, and will visit Paris and Germany this spring. Had offers from Air Force, Central Michigan, and Mississippi State and was recruited by Northern Illinois, Northwestern and Vanderbilt. ,PERSONAL...born March 15, 1989, in Chicago...age is 17...full name is Justin Craig Hickman...son of John and Desiree...Justin is the oldest of six children, three brothers and two sisters...interested in business as a major, but biggest goal is to travel and see the world. 3-star for Rivals, 2-star for Scout.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Jacob Bane LB 6-1 230 JC JR Rogers, TX/Trinity Valley CC NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
2 Byron Bell OL 6-5 296 HS FR Greenville, TX/Greenville HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
3 Tyler Boyett OL 6-5 285 JC JR Greenville, MS/Mississippi Delta CC NR 3-Star 5.0 2-Star
4 Trey Buckley TE 6-4 231 JC SO Long Beach, CA/El Camino College NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
5 DeAndre Davis TE 6-2 245 JC JR Meadville, MS/Copiah-Lincoln CC NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
6 Bubba Forrest RB/S 6-1 205 HS FR Carlsbad, NM/Carlsbad HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
7 Brad Gruner QB 6-2 225 HS FR Chandler, AZ/Hamilton HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
8 Sylvester Hatten OL 6-3 331 JC JR Quincy, FL/Dodge City CC NR 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
9 Justin Hickman LB 6-3 230 HS FR Chicago, IL/Hubbard HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
10 Brandon Johnson S 5-10 200 JC JR Greenville, MS/Mississippi Delta College NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
11 Brett Kennedy DL 6-3 260 HS FR Albuquerque, NM/La Cueva HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
12 Jaymar Latchison DE 6-3 240 HS FR Long Beach, CA/Jordan HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
13 Aaron Lenard CB 5-11 175 JC SO Midland, TX/Cisco JC NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
14 Tim Merrill TE 6-5 270 JC SO Anaheim, CA/Fullerton College NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
15 Carmen Messina LB 6-2 210 HS FR Addison, IL/Addison Trail HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
16 Mike Muniz OL 6-3 260 HS FR Albuquerque, NM/La Cueva HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
17 C.J. Oakley RB 6-1 210 HS FR Alamogordo, NM/Alamogordo HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
18 Blair Peterson QB 6-4 210 HS FR San Antonio, TX/Churchill HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
19 Jonathan Rainey LB 6-2 210 HS FR Houston, TX/Northbrook HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
20 Michael Scarlett WR 6-2 170 HS FR Albuquerque, NM/Sandia HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
21 Josh Waller OL 6-5 275 JC SO Louisville, KY/Coffeyville CC NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
22 Willie Watkins OL 6-3 298 HS FR Dallas, TX/Cedar Hill HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
23 Bryan Wightman OL 6-7 296 HS FR Mesa, AZ/Red Mountain HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
24 Mica Williams S 6-2 195 HS FR Lakeland, FL/Lake Gibson HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
25 James Wright RB 5-11 210 HS FR Dallas, TX/South Oak Cliff HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY
Coach Chuck Long
21 recruits signed
20 high school
1 junior college
16 in-state players
11 offense
10 defense
Key Recruits
Miles Burris ILB 6-2 240 4.75-40 Roseville, CA/Granite Bay High
Was rated as the nation's 30th best inside linebacker by one publication. As a senior he had 120 tackles, 6.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 2 recovered fumbles and 1 blocked field goal. As a junior, Burris racked up 90 tackles and three sacks, with two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. His bench press max is 440 pounds. He squats 650 and has a 34-inch vertical jump. He reports a 3.0 GPA with 1450 SAT. He had offers from BYU, Boise State, Nebraska and Nevada and was additionally recruited by Arizona, Cal and Oregon. 3-star for Rivals, 2-star for Scout.
Michael Matamua OL 6-4 280 5.0-40 Kapolei, HI/Kapolei HS
Bench 350, squat 405, clean 225 with 27” vertical. He averaged four pancake blocks a game as a senior. He carries a 2.9 core GPA and scored a 1390 on the SAT. His major is Sociology. He had offers from Colorado, Hawaii, UNLV and Utah and was recruited by Washington. Scout ranked him the #40 ranked OL and was a 3-star Scout and Rivals player.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Juan Bolanos OT 6-7 310 HS FR Spring Valley, CA/Mt Miguel HS NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
2 Vincent Brown WR 6-1 170 HS FR Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HS NR 3-Star 5.3 2-Star
3 Miles Burris ILB 6-2 240 HS FR Roseville, CA/Granite Bay HS 54 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
4 Vince Camarda S 6-2 190 HS FR San Diego, CA/Cathedral Catholic HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
5 Travis Crawford CB 5-11 180 JC JR Chula Vista, CA/Southwestern College 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
6 Brandon Davis S 6-0 170 HS FR Oakland, CA/Castlemont HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
7 Tommie Draheim OT 6-4 265 HS FR Lakeside, CA/El Capitan HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
8 Kellen Farr TE 6-6 270 HS FR Mesa, AZ/Red Mountain HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
9 Leo Grassilli OT 6-4 260 HS FR Woodbridge, VA/Hylton HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
10 Kurtis Gunther OT 6-8 250 HS FR Camarillo, CA/Adolfo Camarillo HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
11 Dey Juan Hemmings CB 5-11 180 HS FR Rialto, CA/Rialto HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
12 Logan Ketchum S 6-3 195 HS FR Oak Park, CA/Oak Park HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
13 Ryan Lindley QB 6-3 205 HS FR Alpine, CA/El Capitan HS 47 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
14 Mike Matamua OG 6-4 285 HS FR Kapolei, HI/Kapolei HS 40 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
15 Eron Moses DE 6-4 245 HS FR Yorba Linda, CA/Esperanza HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
16 Emilo Rivera OT 6-4 305 HS FR Sylmar, CA/Sylmar HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
17 Aubrey Smith WR 6-1 180 HS FR Mission Hills, CA/Chaminade Prep NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
18 Michael Snead DE 6-4 220 HS FR Oakland, CA/Skyline HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
19 Neil Spencer DT 6-3 270 HS FR Las Vegas, NV/Cimmarron-Memorial HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
20 Alston Umuolo TE 6-2 230 HS FR Peoria, AZ/Centennial HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
21 DeAndre West S 6-1 195 HS FR Oakland, CA/Wilson Prep 95 2-Star 5.7 3-Star
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Coach Gary Patterson
23 recruits signed
21 high school
2 junior college
18 in-state players
8 offense
14 defense
1 special teams
Key Recruits
Jeremy Kerley WR 5-10 185 4.5-40 Hutto, TX/Hutto High School
Played quarterback as a senior and was selected as his district's most valuable player for the second consecutive year ... Final junior season stats: Kerley threw for over 1000 yards, rushed for approx 1000 yards and had 30 total TDs; bench presses 250, squats 465 and vertically jumps 33”. Second-team All-State as a junior and senior ... also named All-Central Texas ... named to the All-Centex team four consecutive seasons ... 2004 All-District 19-3A Defensive MVP…Hutto's Newcomer of the Year as a freshman in 2003. 2.5 core GPA and an 1100 SAT.... a four-year letterman in football, baseball, basketball and track & field. He was offered by Arizona, Baylor, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and Texas Tech. Ranked as the #33 nationally by Scout.com and both a Scout and a Rivals 4-star recruit. Scout Fab 55 and Texas 100.
Tejay Johnson S 6-1 195 Garland, TX/South Garland High School
Honorable-mention all-state, first-team all-district and second-team all-area as a senior ... totaled 88 tackles, including two for a loss, to go with four interceptions, eight pass break-ups and a fumble recovery ... scored three defensive touchdowns as he reached the end zone with two picks and his fumble recovery ... named South Garland's Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year ... a second-team all-district selection his junior year when he recorded 94 stops, six tackles for a loss, five sacks, two interceptions and six pass break-ups ... lettered three years in both football and track & field ... placed first in the state in the 110 meter hurdles at a summer meet in Round Rock ... was fourth in the 300 hurdles at the same event. Was offered by Georgia Tech, Iowa State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and Wisconsin. Ranked #52 nationally in his position by Scout.com and is a 3-star rated recruit by both Scout and Rivals
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Joseph Banyard TB 5-11 195 HS FR Sweetwater, TX/Sweetwater HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
2 Sir Demarco Bledsoe ATH 6-2 175 HS FR Piedmont, OK/Piedmont HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
3 Logan Brock TE 6-3 230 HS FR Copperas Cove, TX/Copperas Cove HS 75 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
4 Braylon Broughton DE 6-6 225 HS FR Dallas, TX/Hillcrest HS NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
5 Tank Carder LB 6-2 215 HS FR Sweeny, TX/Sweeny HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
6 Jamarion Cavness TB 5-8 175 HS FR Houston, TX/Thurgood Marshall HS 85 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
7 Tekerrein Cuba S 6-3 1/2 197 HS FR Tyler, TX/Robert E. Lee HS 60 3-Star 5.6 3-Star
8 Jason Fitch DE 6-2 230 HS FR Midwest City, OK/Star Spencer HS NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
9 Johnny Fobbs S 6-0 190 HS FR Fort Worth, TX/Everman HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
10 John Fonua DT 5-10 270 JC JR Van Nuys, CA/Grant HS/Valley College 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
11 Jercell Fort CB 5-11 175 HS FR Los Angeles, CA/Hamilton HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
12 Kris Gardner TE 6-1 220 HS FR Arlington, TX/Arlington Martin HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
13 Chris Goodson S 6-0 210 JC JR San Bernardino, CA/San Bernardino Valley College 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
14 Kelly Griffin DT 6-1 280 HS FR Irving, TX/MacArthur HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
15 Tejay Johnson S 6-1 195 HS FR Garland, TX/South Garland HS 52 3-Star 5.7 3-Star
16 Jonathan Jones WR 6-3 ½ 197 HS FR Fort Worth, TX/Everman HS 85 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
17 Anson Kelton P 6-4 260 HS FR Fort Worth, TX/Aledo HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
18 Jeremy Kerley WR 5-10 185 HS FR Hutto, TX/Hutto HS 33 4-Star 5.8 4-Star
19 Greg McCoy CB 5-10 172 HS FR Dallas, TX/Woodrow Wilson HS 87 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
20 Jeff Olson OT 6-4 253 HS FR McKinney, TX/McKinney North HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
21 Luke Shivers LB 6-0 205 HS FR Whitehouse, TX/Whitehouse HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
22 Chez Thomas S 5-9 ½ 180 HS FR Kennedale, TX/Kennedale HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
23 Spencer Thompson C 6-3 275 HS FR Plainview, TX/Plainview HS 84 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Coach Kyle Whittingham
25 recruits signed
18 high school
7 junior college (3 only sophomores)
4 in-state players
9 offense
16 defense
Key Recruits
Matt Asiata RB 6-0 235 West Valley City, UT/Hunter High School/Snow College
2006 junior college All-American was also first-team All-Western States Football League…led the WSFL in rushing with 1,365 and 15 touchdowns in 2006 averaging 6.3 yards per carry and 136.5 yards per game. 2003 and 2004 All-State and All-Region for Hunter HS. He earned three letters in football and basketball at Hunter. Personal: son of Pete and Faulole Asiata and has two brothers and two sisters. Brother Shawn plays LB/FB at Snow. Is married to Tangi Atiga and has a daughter Iona Faulole and son Matt. He had an offer from UNLV and had been recruited by BYU and Utah State. #30 nationally ranked junior college player by Scout and #79 by Rivals. He is a 4-star Scout and 3-star Rivals recruit.
DaMilyn Tanner DB 5-10 175 Lakewood, CA/Lakewood High School/El Camino Junior College
A two-time all-conference performer, Tanner was a key defensive playmaker in El Camino College's 2006 drive to its first California JC championship since 1971. Team finished 12-2, with Tanner posting 48 total tackles, picking off four balls, and breaking up seven passes. As a freshman in 2005, he had six interceptions and nine pass break ups, plus 52 tackles. A 2006 pre-season JC All-American pick by JCFootball.com. Plans to receive his AA degree in summer 2007. Prepped at Lakewood (Calif.) High, and was part of their 2004 CIF Division I Semifinal team with USC-linebacker Luther Brown and Arizona-linebacker Adrian McCovey. Attracted considerable major college interest but was a non-qualifier. Personal: Son of Ron and Donna Lewis with two brothers and one sister. #13 Scout ranked juco player and #65 by Rivals. He is a 4-star Scout and 3-star Rivals recruit.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 James Aiono DL 6-3 245 FR HS West Valley City, UT/Murray HS 51 3-Star 5.4 2-Star
2 Matt Asiata RB 6-0 235 JR JC West Valley City, UT/Snow College NR 4-Star 5.6 3-Star
3 Jereme Brooks WR 5-9 165 FR HS League City, TX/Clear Creek HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
4 Josh Broughton DB 5-11 185 JR JC Virginia Beach, VA/Citrus College NR 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
5 Brandon Burton DB 6-0 172 FR HS Houston, TX/Clear Creek HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
6 Louis Finner OL 6-3 289 FR HS Plano, TX/Plano East HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
7 Nai Fotu DE 6-1 232 FR HS Laie, HI/Kahuku HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
8 Mike Honeycutt DB 5-11 150 FR HS Cedar Hills, UT/Lone Peak HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
9 Robert Johnson DB 6-3 176 SO JC Los Angeles, CA/L.A. Southwest College NR 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
10 Jamel King LB 6-3 217 FR HS Murrieta, CA/Vista Murrieta HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
11 Corbin Louks QB 6-0 171 FR HS Danville, CA/San Ramon Valley HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
12 Chad Manis QB 6-5 201 SO JC Lakewood, CA/Cerritos College NR 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
13 Koa Misi DL 6-3 253 SO JC Santa Rosa, CA/Santa Rosa JC NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
14 Maurice Neal LB 6-2 205 FR HS Oakland, CA/San Leandro HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
15 Deshawn Richard DB 6-1 192 JR JC Las Vegas, NV/Victor Valley College NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
16 Griff Robles QB 6-5 220 FR HS Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork HS 31 3-Star 5.7 3-Star
17 Dallin Rogers TE 6-4 210 FR HS Placerville, CA/Union Mine HS 63 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
18 Thor Salanoa LB 6-2 187 FR HS Honolulu, HI/Radford HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
19 Derrick Shelby DE 6-3 201 FR HS Houston, TX/Hightower HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
20 Lei Talamaivao DT 6-2 272 FR HS Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
21 Damilyn Tanner DB 5-10 175 JR JC Sacramento, CA/El Camino College NR 4-Star 5.6 3-Star
22 Justin Taplin-Ross LB 6-3 198 FR HS Murrieta, CA/Vista Murrieta HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
23 Westlee Tonga TE 6-4 211 FR HS Spring, TX/Spring HS NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
24 Reggie Topps DB 5-11 164 FR HS Prunedale, CA/N. Monterey County HS NR 1-Star 5.1 2-Star
25 Eddie Wide RB/DB 5-10 170 FR HS Las Vegas, NV/Cimarron Memorial HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS
Coach Mike Sanford
21 recruits signed
15 high school
6 junior college
3 in-state players
8 offense
13 defense
One interesting note is that UNLV had seven grayshirts that signed on last year that because of their grayshirt status, they will now have five years to play four. That was why they only had 21 offers this year as they had all seven of those now take scholarships for this fall.
Key Recruits
Larry Dennis DE 6-2 265 4.75-40 Lakeland, FL/George Jenkins High School/Compton Community College
Larry originally verballed to Ole Miss, but went on his trip, which had already been scheduled, to UNLV and later verballed to UNLV. 2006 had 82 tackles and eleven sacks. As a freshman, he totaled 56 tackles and 9.5 sacks for the Tartars. First-team All-Western States Conference and Honorable Mention All-American two years in a row. He had offers from Ole Miss and Purdue and was recruited by Nebraska. He is a 4-star Scout and 3-star Rivals recruit.
Shane Horton S 6-2 190 Sherman Oaks, CA/Notre Dame High School
A hard-hitting, versatile athlete who can play on both sides of the ball but projects as a safety at UNLV ... A PrepStar All-Region honoree. A two-year letter winner at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame HS under coach Kevin Rooney ... Played both quarterback and wide receiver on offense as a senior ... Threw for 473 yards with eight touchdowns and also rushed for 636 yards and seven scores for the Knights ... Hauled in 36 passes for 635 yards ... Also recorded two interceptions ... A two-time first team All-Valley selection ... His father, Myke, played football at UCLA and was a member of the 1975 Rose Bowl champions. He had offers from Ohio University, Utah State, Washington and Wyoming and was recruited by Oregon. Scout.com listed as the #74 safety recruit in the nation and #45 as an Athlete by Rivals.com He is a 4-star Scout and 3-star Rivals recruit.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 O'Ryan Bradley QB 6-2 180 FR HS Las Vegas, NV/Las Vegas HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
2 Nate Carter OLB 6-2 215 FR HS Las Vegas, NV/Las Vegas HS NR 1-Star 5.4 2-Star
3 Will Chandler CB 5-11 170 FR HS Los Angeles, CA/Birmingham HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
4 Michael Clausen QB 6-3 200 FR HS Riverside, CA/John W. North HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
5 Larry Dennis DE 6-2 265 JR JC Lakeland, FL/Compton CC NR 4-Star 5.5 3-Star
6 Adley Eshraghipour OG 6-4 260 FR HS Arlington, TX/Martin HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
7 J.R. Griffin CB 5-9 165 FR HS Mission Viejo, CA/Mission Viejo HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
8 Shane Horton S 6-2 190 FR HS Sherman Oaks, CA/Notre Dame HS 74 3-Star 5.6 3-Star
9 Geoffery Howard CB 5-11 185 JR JC San Diego, CA/Grossmont College NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
10 Robert Linda ATH 6-1 215 FR HS Burbank, CA/Burbank HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
11 Lamont Long CB 5-11 180 JR JC Harbor City, CA/Arizona Western College NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
12 Brant Martinez OT 6-4 300 FR HS Redlands, CA/Redlands HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
13 Nehemiah Mundy CB 6-1 180 FR HS Culver City, CA/Culver City HS NR 1-Star 5.6 3-Star
14 Matt Murphy OG 6-3 265 FR HS Lake Forest, CA/El Toro HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
15 Thor Pili DT 6-4 280 JR JC Orem, UT/Snow College NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
16 Luke Plante DE 6-3 250 JR JC Lake Arrowhead, CA/Chaffey College NR 1-Star 5.3 2-Star
17 Yusef Rodgers OG 6-3 285 FR HS Encino, CA/Crespi HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
18 Bryce Saldi DE 6-3 215 FR HS Southlake, TX/Southlake Carroll HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
19 Frank Summers RB 5-10 235 JR JC Oakland, CA/Laney College NR 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
20 Rico Thomas DB 6-0 175 FR HS Oakland, CA/McClymonds HS NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
21 William Vea OLB 6-1 215 FR HS Alamo, NV/Pahranagat Valley HS NR 1-Star 5.2 2-Star
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
Coach Joe Glenn
23 recruits signed
20 high school
3 junior college
1 in-state player
14 offense
9 defense
Key Recruit
James Davis RB 5-9 203 4.56-40 Monrovia, CA/Monrovia High School
SuperPrep.com, Davis was ranked as the 10th best running back in the state of California in 2006. Rivals.com ranked Davis as the 18th best all-purpose back in the nation, stating that he can "hurt you with his hands and feet." As a senior at Monrovia High School in Monrovia, Calif., Davis carried the ball 174 times for 1,351 yards and 13 rushing touchdowns. He averaged 7.8 yards per carry, and also caught 17 passes for 257 yards and four receiving TDs. His junior year, Davis ran for 1,539 yards on 179 carries for an 8.6 average per carry and scored 24 rushing TDs. He also caught 10 passes for 215 yards and two receiving touchdowns. He was a team captain his senior year, and played for head coach Steve Garrison. Personal: The son of Kim Davis. He had offers from Colorado, Colorado State, UNLV, Utah State, Washington and Washinton State. He was recruited by Cal-Davis, Boise State, Boston College, California, Georgia Tech, Oregon and UCLA. James is a 3-star recruit for both Scout and Rivals.
No./Name/Position/HT/WT/Exp/Yr/Hometown-last school/Scout.com nat’l rank-no. stars/Rivals.com grade-no. stars
1 Josh Biezuns TE 6-2 230 FR HS Prior Lake, MN/Prior Lake HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
2 Jonathan Craig WR 5-11 170 FR HS San Antonio, TX/MacArthur HS NR 1-Star 5.0 2-Star
3 James Davis RB 5-9 180 FR HS Hacienda Heights, CA/Monrovia HS 66 3-Star 5.5 3-Star
4 Markus Felker DT 6-0 300 FR HS Thornton, CO/Thorton HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
5 Alex Hays OG 6-4 255 FR HS Palisade, CO/Palisade HS NR 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
6 Brian Hendricks ILB 6-1 210 FR HS Burlington, CO/Burlington HS 87 2-Star 5.1 2-Star
7 Travis Hillen OT 6-5 255 FR HS Thornton, CO/Thorton HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
8 John Hutchins OT 6-5 275 FR HS Inver Grove Heights, MN/Simley HS NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
9 Chris Johnson WR 5-10 175 JR JC Tampa, FL/Solano CC NR 1-Star 5.4 2-Star
10 Clayton Kirven OG 6-6 260 FR HS Buffalo, WY/Buffalo HS NR 2-Star 5.4 2-Star
11 Gabe Knapton OLB 6-3 210 FR HS Longmont, CO/Skyline HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
12 Brian Kuhtz CB 6-3 190 FR HS Waukesha, WI/Waukesha North HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
13 David Leonard WR 6-4 180 FR HS Overland Park, KS/Shawnee Mission West NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
14 Keith Lewis WR 6-0 180 FR HS Evergreen Park, IL/Mt. Carmel HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
15 Derrick McMahen S 6-0 195 JR JC San Marcos, CA/Palomar CC NR 1-Star 5.5 3-Star
16 Mark Oliver ILB 6-1 225 FR HS Whiting, IN/Mt. Carmel HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
17 Levi Salmans OT 6-6 285 FR HS Louisville, CO/Monarch HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
18 Brandon Self OG 6-2 275 FR HS Shawnee, OK/Shawnee HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
19 Brandon Stewart WR 6-0 180 FR HS Evansville, IN/Evansville North NR 2-Star 5.2 2-Star
20 Alex Stover DT 6-3 255 FR HS Gretna, NE/Gretna HS NR 2-Star 5.3 2-Star
21 Bryson Studnicka OLB 6-3 210 FR HS Clay Center, NE/Clay Center HS NR 2-Star 5.0 2-Star
22 Chris Stutzriem QB 6-2 220 FR HS Lawton, OK/Eisenhower HS NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
23 Anthony Wilson DE 6-2 245 JR JC Pleasant Hill, CA/Diablo Valley CC NR 2-Star 5.5 3-Star
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