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Rivals.com Rivals250 2010 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 10/14/2009

2010 Rank			Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Seantrel Henderson Saint Paul (MN) Cretin-Derham Hall		OL	6-8/301	list
	Scouting Report: Could possibly be one of the most athletic offensive lineman in the past 10 years. He is a natural knee-bender who runs like a gazelle. Henderson has the ability to slide his feet while staying in contact with a defender.
2	Kyle Prater Hillside (IL) Proviso West		WR	6-5/205	USC
	Prater had 60 catches for 948 yards and nine TDs as a junior.
3	Robert Woods Gardena (CA) Junipero Serra		ATH	6-1/180	USC
	Scouting Report: Woods is a jack of all trades. As a sophomore, he really made his mark at safety with 81 tackles and eight interceptions. As a junior, he’s added even more explosion to his game and now is a threat on both sides of the ball. Woods shows not only straight-ahead speed but also great ability to run after the catch. He is quick, has great body control and is a tremendous athlete.
4	Lache Seastrunk Temple (TX) Temple		RB	5-11/192	list
	Scouting Report: One of the fastest football players in the country, and he has tremendous change of direction and overall balance. It was amazing to watch him do flips between reps during agility drills at the FBU Top Gun Camp last summer. Seastrunk is the true definition of a home-run threat.
5	Ronald Powell Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde		DE	6-4/230	list
	In 2006, Powell played tight end for the Mustangs – catching 30 passes for more than 500-yards receiving as a freshman. In 2007, Powell played middle linebacker, defensive end, and even defensive tackle at various points throughout the season. He had 61 tackles, 13 sacks and scored six offensive TDs in 2008.
6	Jackson Jeffcoat Plano (TX) Plano West		DE	6-5/230	list
	Scouting Report: He is a huge, athletic end who has the ability to be a pass-rushing threat and a true run-stopper. Jeffcoat uses his long arms and huge hands to keep offensive linemen at bay and under control. He also is a well-conditioned athlete because he plays basketball.
7	Marcus Lattimore Duncan (SC) Byrnes		RB	6-0/210	list
	Scouting Report: A big power back who can carry the ball 25-plus times a game and really wear down defenses by the second half. The best chance to stop this back is before he crosses the line of scrimmage. If he is allowed to get up to speed, he will outrun everybody.
8	Sharrif Floyd Philadelphia (PA) George Washington		DT	6-3/310	list
	Floyd had the top DT performance at the U.S. Army Junior Combine in January.
9	Keenan Allen Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford		DB	6-3/195	Alabama
	Allen rushed for 800 yards and eight touchdowns and had 12 more scores and 640 yards receiving on offense as a sophomore. On defense he had 50 tackles and four interceptions. His brother, Zack Maynard, signed as a quarterback with Buffalo last year.
10	James Hurst Indianapolis (IN) Plainfield		OL	6-5/284	North Carolina
	Scouting Report: He has the size, the smarts and the nastiness to be one of the top offensive tackles in the country. He is tremendous at both pass protection and run-blocking. It is not often that an offensive lineman wins MVP honors at a camp or combine, let alone the U.S. Army National Combine.
11	Robert Crisp Raleigh (NC) Athens Drive		OL	6-7/299	N.C. State
	Scouting Report: Crisp has impressive size and excellent feet for an offensive tackle. He’s advanced as a pass blocker, and his lateral ability is impressive. He uses his long arms well and gets to the second level effectively. His run blocking will be more effective as he gets his pad level lower.
12	Jordan Hicks West Chester (OH) Lakota West		LB	6-2/220	list
	His sophomore season saw him rack up 51 tackles, seven tackles for a loss and two sacks. He recorded 88 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and four sacks in 2008.
13	Matt Elam West Palm Beach (FL) Dwyer		DB	6-0/205	Florida
	Scouting Report: He is possibly the most versatile athlete in Florida. He has great speed and hands, and is a threat to score any time he touches the ball. Defensively, he is not afraid to lower the shoulder and blast the ball carrier or intended receiver into the next world.
14	Lamarcus Joyner Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		DB	5-8/166	list
	Scouting Report: He has the skill set to be the best true cover corner in the country, and he also has the mentality of a hard-hitting safety. He is fast, physical and a ballhawk. Joyner possesses short-term memory, and being beaten once will not affect him on the next play.
15	DeMarcus Milliner Millbrook (AL) Stanhope Elmore		DB	6-2/180	Alabama
	Scouting Report: Milliner has a chance to be a big corner that college coaches covet. If that doesn’t work out he could certainly become a star safety in college. Milliner is blessed with a ton of ability.
16	Chris Martin Aurora (CO) Grandview High School		DE	6-4/240	Notre Dame
	Scouting Report: This tall, rangy linebacker is a pass-rushing specialist who wreaks havoc before a play has the chance to take shape. Martin also is the true definition of a hustler, turning himself into a guided missile on kickoff coverage. Don't be surprised if he grows into a weakside defensive end, in the mold of Jevon Kearse.
17	Michael Dyer Little Rock (AR) Little Rock Christian		RB	5-8/201	Auburn
	Scouting Report: This muscular pinball has good speed, vision and superior balance. Dyer can't be brought down without being wrapped up because he will bounce off and scoot for more yardage. His height (5 feet 8½) is an asset because he is extremely hard to see coming through the line of scrimmage. Dyer will remind some fans of Barry Sanders.
18	Latwan Anderson Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus		ATH	5-11/185	list
	Anderson recorded 50 tackles and returned two of his five picks for TDs in 2008.
19	J.R. Ferguson Chatham (VA) Hargrave Military Academy		DE	6-3/272	list
	Scouting Report: Ferguson has excellent size and rare agility for a big man. He is long and rangy and has superb closing speed. He is stout against the run and strong at the point of attack; he’s also quick enough to run down plays to the outside. Ferguson has a non-stop motor and doesn’t take plays off. He’s so athletic, he also plays fullback.
20	Owamagbe Odighizuwa Portland (OR) David Douglas		DE	6-3/234	list
	The defensive MVP at the U.S. Army combine had 22 tackles for loss (18 sacks) in ‘08.
21	Da'Rick Rogers Calhoun (GA) Calhoun		WR	6-3/206	Georgia
	Caught 66 passes for 1,300 yards and 11 TDs as a junior.
22	Anthony Barr Los Angeles (CA) Loyola		ATH	6-4/230	list
	Scouting Report: Barr has amazing versatility. He stars as a running back in high school, but his frame could allow him to project on the defensive side of the ball at linebacker or even end. Barr has the ability to take over games and has single-handedly beaten teams with his combination of toughness, speed and explosiveness.
23	Joshua Shaw Palmdale (CA) Palmdale		DB	6-1/195	Florida
	Defensive Back MVP at Palo Alton Nike Camp.
24	Reggie Wilson Haltom City (TX) Haltom		DE	6-4/240	Texas
	Scouting Report: Wilson has an explosive first step and can really turn the corner and run the loop in his pass rush. He uses his hands effectively and has great feet. He does a good job of keeping blockers off his legs and he doesn’t often hit the ground. As a tackler, he is physical and pursues the ball aggressively. Wilson is a high-effort, two-way player.
25	Jeff Luc Port St. Lucie (FL) Treasure Coast		LB	6-1/230	list
	Scouting Report: He is a great form tackler on film. He gets into a perfect tackling position and explodes from the hips while wrapping his arms around the ballcarrier. Luc tackles someone all the way to the ground and through the sound of the whistle blowing.
26	Dillon Baxter San Diego (CA) Mission Bay		RB	5-11/187	USC
	Scouting Report: What separates Baxter from other high school running backs is his footwork and great hands. Baxter is incredibly fluid on the field. His amazing feet allow him to get open in the passing game, and also shake tacklers in the open field.
27	Darius White Fort Worth (TX) Dunbar		WR	6-2/205	list
	Scouting Report: Has good overall size and speed, but what sets him apart is his body control and hands. His name can be tossed around with the likes of A.J. Green, Julio Jones and Rueben Randle. White makes the tough catches look easy and is a serious deep threat.
28	Corey Miller Duncan (SC) Byrnes		DE	6-4/227	Tennessee
	Miller made more than 100 total tackles from his DE spot as a junior.
29	Gabe King Eugene (OR) South Eugene		DE	6-6/253	list
	There's been a lot of buzz about King based on his combination of size and speed. He recorded 75 solo tackles his junior season.
30	Khairi Fortt Stamford (CT) Stamford		LB	6-2/220	Penn State
	Scouting Report: Fortt is a big linebacker with very long arms and excellent lateral quickness. He’s very active, scrapes off blockers well and is effective in coverage due to his length. At the NIKE Camp at Penn State last spring he was one of the linebacker standouts in the one-on-one drills.
31	Xavier Grimble Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman		TE	6-6/245	USC
	He recorded 13 catches for 308 yards and four TDs last season.
32	T.J. Stripling Decatur (GA) Southwest Dekalb		DE	6-6/215	Georgia
	Recorded 65 tackles and 15 sacks as a junior.
33	Tevin Jackson Garland (TX) Garland		LB	6-3/230	Texas
	Jackson had 85 tackles and five sacks in 2008.
34	Alec Ogletree Newnan (GA) Newnan		DB	6-3/210	Georgia
	Scouting Report: Ogletree is a rangy safety prospect that excels in run support. He covers a lot of ground and he finds the ball in a hurry. Ogletree tries to deliver the big blow or cleans up with authority. Because of his size he could grow into a linebacker.
35	Ivan McCartney Miramar (FL) Miramar		WR	6-3/180	list
	Scouting Report: McCartney is a cousin of Cincinnati Bengal Chad Johnson. Like his Johnson he’s a talented receiver with big play capability. McCartney runs well, has very good concentration and hands.
36	Cecil Whiteside Newport Beach (CA) Newport Harbor		LB	6-3/220	California
	Whiteside had 26 catches and 50 tackles his junior season. He is also an excellent track athlete, specializing in the discus. He won the CIF Division II championship last year in discus.
37	Trovon Reed Thibodaux (LA) Thibodaux		WR	6-0/173	Auburn
	One of the top wide receiver prospects in the state of Louisiana, Reed took over quarterbacking duties for his Thibidaux high school team out of necessity. His move has paid dividends as he is able to use his athleticism and speed to make plays with the ball in his hands on every play. Despite his play at quarterback, Reed proved himself as a wide receiver throughout the summer camp circuit.
38	Brandon Willis Duncan (SC) Byrnes		DE	6-4/250	Tennessee
	Scouting Report: Willis is the type of defensive line prospect who is hard to find because he has great size and superior athleticism. Willis shows great “get off” at the line of scrimmage; then his size, speed, quickness and power take over. Willis moves nicely down the line and can chase, and he also can hold his ground and can shed blockers when the play comes his way. He looks equally tough against the run and pass, and he does a nice job of fighting through double-teams. Willis has the body to perhaps grow into a defensive tackle.
39	Kelcy Quarles Greenwood (SC) Greenwood		DT	6-4/265	South Carolina
	Scouting Report: Quarles is a physical defensive tackle prospect that gets off the ball in a hurry. He shows a good motor and does a real nice job of getting off blocks.
40	Martavis Bryant Anderson (SC) T. L. Hanna		WR	6-4/190	Clemson
	Scouting Report: Bryant is a very dangerous play in the open field, elusive. He has quickness to make and move and good speed to run by you. Bryant also has good concentration and field awareness.
41	Brent Benedict Jacksonville (FL) Bolles		OL	6-4/278	Georgia
	Scouting Report: Benedict is a mauler at right tackle. He has a nice fame, long arms and good footwork. He also shows good quickness off the ball.
42	Chaz Green Tampa (FL) Tampa Catholic		OL	6-6/290	list
	Green transferred in from Palm Harbor for his junior season.
43	Markeith Ambles McDonough (GA) Henry County		WR	6-2/182	Tennessee
	Scouting Report: Ambles is a physical wide receiver who’s athletic, versatile and dangerous after the catch. He will be one of the most sought after prospects from the Peach State. - Spotlight on Markeith Ambles.
44	Christian Jones Winter Park (FL) Lake Howell		LB	6-4/220	list
	Jones was in on an amazing 163 tackles his junior season.
45	Brennan Clay San Diego (CA) Scripps Ranch		RB	6-0/190	Oklahoma
	He had more than 2,500 yards of total offense a year ago.
46	Justin McCay Shawnee (KS) Bishop Miege		ATH	6-3/197	Oklahoma
	You know you’re talented when you’re being recruited at a high level in both football and basketball, and that’s the story with Justin McCay. However, he does have the ability to be an amazing.
47	Andrew Norwell Cincinnati (OH) Anderson		OL	6-7/275	Ohio State
	Scouting Report: Shows amazing versatility as he flips from side to side on plays depending on the call. For a big man that’s 6 feet 7 and 275 pounds, he moves really well and gets great leverage. He’s able to stay really low and has a frame that’s only going to fill out when he gets to the next level.
48	Garrison Smith Atlanta (GA) Douglass		DT	6-4/250	Georgia
	Smith recorded 108 tackles and 14 sacks his junior season.
49	Gerald Christian West Palm Beach (FL) Dwyer		TE	6-3/220	Florida
	Scouting Report: Christian is an athletic linebacker prospect that runs well for his size. Christian packs a punch in the hole and can get to the sideline to make a play. He’s also a quality tight end that shows some athleticism.
50	Tony Jefferson Chula Vista (CA) Eastlake		DB	6-0/196	UCLA
	Scouting Report: Jefferson is a speedy athlete that dominates as a running back in high school, but could also easily dominate on the defensive side of the ball as an outside linebacker. He’s come up big mainly on offense in 2008, but his frame and build show he might be best suited to play linebacker. There’s no question he’s not shy of contact, regardless of what position he plays at.
51	George Uko Chino (CA) Don Lugo		DT	6-4/280	list
	Had 89 tackles and five sacks in 2008.
52	Devin Gardner Detroit (MI) Inkster		QB	6-4/195	Michigan
	Gardner passed for 1,886 yards and rushed for 1,401 more as a junior.
53	Jake Heaps Sammamish (WA) Skyline		QB	6-2/195	BYU
	Heaps has thrown for close to 6,000 yards over the past two seasons.
54	Roderick Smith Fort Wayne (IN) Harding		RB	6-3/220	Ohio State
	Has already racked up more than 5,000 yards during his high school career.
55	William Gholston Detroit (MI) Southeastern		DE	6-7/237	Michigan State
	Gholston's cousin is current New York Jet and 2008 first round draft pick Vernon Gholston, who played his college ball at Ohio State. Much like his cousin was, William has really filled out a lot physically between his sophomore and junior seasons. He’s also done a tremendous job in 2008, dominating as a pass rusher from his outside linebacker/defensive end spot.
56	Phillip Sims Chesapeake (VA) Oscar Smith		QB	6-2/209	Alabama
	Scouting Report: Sims is a big quarterback with a cannon of an arm and good mobility. He can make all the throws and is especially accurate in the mid-range passing game. Sims is adept at running a spread offense and is mature beyond his years.
57	Silas Redd Stamford (CT) King & Low Heywood Thomas		RB	5-10/200	Penn State
	Redd rushed for 1,356 yards and 15 TDs in 2008.
58	Matt James Cincinnati (OH) St. Xavier		OL	6-8/290	list
	James anchors the offensive line at one of the nation's top programs.
59	Christian Green Tampa (FL) Tampa Catholic		ATH	6-2/200	list
	Scouting Report: Green is starting to emerge as an athletic quarterback rather than just an athlete playing quarterback. He has very good speed, athleticism and above average arm strength. Green’s really developing as a QB.
60	Mack Brown Lithonia (GA) Martin Luther King		RB	5-11/185	Florida
	Scouting Report: Brown is a back with good speed and excellent vision. He shows toughness between the tackles and has to speed to get around the perimeter. Brown can also make people miss.
61	John Fulton Manning (SC) Manning		DB	6-1/180	list
	Recorded 16 PBUs and eight interceptions as a junior.
62	Alfy Hill Shallotte (NC) West Brunswick		DE	6-4/222	Alabama
	Hill accumulated 102 tackles and 12 sacks as a junior.
63	D.J. Morgan Woodland Hills (CA) Taft		RB	5-11/175	USC
	Selected to the all-city first team as a running back as a junior. He was also selected to the West Valley League first-team and was the West Valley offensive player of the year in 2007. Through six games as a junior, he had rushed for 955 yards and 12 touchdowns.
64	Trey Hopkins Galena Park (TX) North Shore		OL	6-4/260	Texas
	Hopkins is a versatile and athletic prospect that is being recruited as both an offensive lineman and a defensive end. His length and feet allow him to play on the outside at tackle but he has also shown an ability to snap at center and be inserted into other spots on the line.
65	Chris Dunkley Pahokee (FL) Pahokee		WR	5-10/164	list
	Scouting Report: Dunkley is an electrifying receiver that is very elusive in the open field. He lacks great size but doesn’t lack in big play capability.
66	Nick Demien Wentzville (MO) Timberland		OL	6-6/295	Missouri
	Scouting Report: Demien is a big reason why four-star running back Montee Ball is having a monster season. From his left-tackle spot, Demien has very good run blocking ability and can stay really low for a 6-foot-6, 300-pound kid. He also can move around really well on traps and sweeps. He does have several schools jumping on board with early offers and he has the tools to be a nationally recruited lineman.
67	Bronson Kaufusi Provo (UT) Timpview		DE	6-6/250	BYU
	Kaufusi committed to BYU in early November 2007.
68	Ian Silberman Fleming Island (FL) Fleming Island		OL	6-4/257	Florida
	Silberman was named second-team all-state for 4A in Florida following his junior season.
69	Jacques Smith Ooltewah (TN) Ooltewah		DE	6-3/225	Tennessee
	Smith has a powerful and quick initial burst and is physical at the point of attack. He has good speed in pursuit and with his body type and mind-set could project at weakside defensive end, strongside defensive end or even inside linebacker.
70	Shakim Phillips Wayne (NJ) De Paul Catholic		WR	6-2/191	Boston College
	He had 40 catches for 765 yards and 10 TDs while rushing for 289 yards in 2008.
71	Jarrick Williams Eight Mile (AL) Blount		DB	6-2/205	Alabama
	Scouting Report: Williams a terrific looking safety prospect that can support the run or play well in coverage. He is aggressive and physical and can be a punishing hitter.
72	Eric Reid Geismar (LA) Dutchtown		DB	6-2/210	LSU
	The all-district safety also sports a 4.7 GPA.
73	Nick Forbes Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson		LB	6-0/223	California
	The two-way starter ran for 1,075 yards and recorded 96 tackles in 2008. Forbes is also a track standout as he was No. 1 in Maryland as a sophomore in the discus and No. 4 in the shotput.
74	Jordan Allen West Monroe (LA) West Monroe		DE	6-6/266	LSU
	He had 60 tackles, nine tackles for loss, nine sacks and seven fumble recoveries last season.
75	Christian Thomas Palmdale (CA) Highland		TE	6-3/235	list
	As a sophomore, Thomas was a first-team all-league selection after hauling in 39 receptions for 550 yards and four touchdowns. Thomas really opened up some eyes this past summer when he stood out at USC's Rising Stars Camp last June and he was impressive on both sides of the ball.
76	Shon Coleman Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch		OL	6-7/285	Auburn
	Coleman helps make up one of the top offensive line units in the entrire country at Olive Branch.
77	Malcolm Jones Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		ATH	6-1/210	UCLA
	Scouting Report: He could project as a big back or speedy outside 'backer at the next level. He is not afraid to lower the boom as a ballcarrier or a defender. Jones, like Lattimore, can really wear out a defense in the second half, leaving many hands on hips. Look for him to lead his school to a state championship in the fall.
78	Jake Matthews Missouri City (TX) Elkins		OL	6-5/275	Texas A&M
	Matthews has Hall of Fame bloodlines. His father, Bruce Matthews was a 14-time Pro Bowler for the Houston Oilers and Tennessee Titans. Matthews has his father’s versatility with the ability to play any position on the offensive line. His brother Kevin, is the current starting center for Texas A&M.
79	Corey Lemonier Hialeah (FL) Hialeah		DE	6-4/223	list
	Scouting Report: Lemonier is a defensive end with a great first step off the ball. His speed and quickness make him a very good pass rusher. Lemonier has a nice frame and long arms.
80	Andrew Rodriguez Aurora (NE) Aurora		OL	6-6/298	Nebraska
	Rodriguez moved to Aurora from Harlem before the start of his freshman year of high school. As a freshman, sophomore and junior at Aurora, he was a two way starter. He was the first player in the 2010 class in-state to earn a scholarship offer from Nebraska.
81	Taylor Bible Denton (TX) Guyer		DT	6-3/280	Texas
	As a defensive lineman, Bible looks the part. He is 6-foot-3, 280-plus and he has a strong initial push, causing a lot of disruption in the offensive backfield. He has also proven to have great instincts for a youngster, reading linemen well and reacting to misdirections and screen plays.
82	Dion Bailey Lakewood (CA) Lakewood		DB	6-1/195	USC
	Had 72 tackles, nine INTs and 11 PBUs in 2008.
83	Roy Finch Niceville (FL) Niceville		RB	5-8/170	Oklahoma
	He rushed for 1,296 yards and 16 TDs and added 299 yards receiving in 2008.
84	Terrence Mitchell Tampa (FL) Hillsborough		DB	5-10/165	list
	While playing corner and safety, Mitchell had 43 tackles and two INTs as a junior.
85	Corey Brown Springfield (PA) Cardinal O'Hara		ATH	6-0/186	Ohio State
	Brown rushed for 1,019 yards and nine scores and caught 15 passes for 281 yards and four more touchdowns as a sophomore. He tore his MCL early in his junior year after starting off with 13 scores in his first three games.
86	Chris Jones Daingerfield (TX) Daingerfield		WR	6-0/172	Texas
	He averaged an amazing 24.9 yards per catch and scored 12 TDs in 2008.
87	Marquis Flowers Goodyear (AZ) Millennium		ATH	6-3/195	list
	Flowers recorded 87 tackles and ran for 932 yards in 2008.
88	Cullen Christian Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills		DB	6-0/180	list
	Defensive Back MVP at State College Nike Camp.
89	Ricky Heimuli Salt Lake City (UT) Brighton		DT	6-4/280	list
	Heimuli had 40 tackles with 10 tackles for a loss as a junior.
90	Curtis White Eugene (OR) Sheldon		TE	6-5/240	Oregon
	White earned all-league honors at both tight end and defensive end and helped Sheldon to a 12-1 record and a state title as well in 2007. Also has a 2.8 grade-point average in international studies. On film he displays great athleticism for a big man.
91	Jordon James Corona (CA) Corona		RB	5-10/190	UCLA
	In only six games he ran for 1,132 yards and 10 TDs in 2008.
92	Louis Nix Jacksonville (FL) Raines		DT	6-2/320	Miami
	At 320 pounds, Nix stars on the basketball court as well as the football field.
93	Dietrich Riley La Canada (CA) St. Francis		DB	6-0/200	list
	The all-purpose back rushed for more than 800 yards and also made 48 tackles in 2008.
94	Leon Orr New Port Richey (FL) Gulf		DT	6-4/300	Florida
	Caught 18 passes for 380 yards and five scores as a junior.
95	Braylon Heard Youngstown (OH) Cardinal Mooney		RB	5-11/180	West Virginia
	Heard rushed for approximately 800 yards as a junior.
96	Jaylen Watkins Cape Coral (FL) Cape Coral		DB	6-1/172	Florida
	He recorded 71 tackles and had 329 yards rushing with five TDs in 2008.
97	Ahmad Dixon Waco (TX) Midway		DB	6-1/194	Baylor
	Dixon is a long safety that plays with great range and athleticism. He was first team all-district as a sophomore with over 100 tackles. Also as a sophomore Dixon ran a 47 second 400 and a 21 second 200 in track.
98	Dominic Espinosa Cedar Park (TX) Cedar Park		OL	6-4/295	Texas
	Espinosa is a tenacious athletic lineman that plays tackle in high school but could project as an elite center prospect. He shows great mobility when pulling and he plays with good technique and pad level. Espinosa proved himself in several camp settings over the summer.
99	Demetrius Wright Corona (CA) Corona		DB	6-1/201	list
	Two-way player recorded 50 tackles and 13 offensive touchdowns in 2008.
100	DeAndrew White Galena Park (TX) North Shore		WR	6-0/170	Alabama
	White is the top deep-threat on one of the best teams in the nation. He is a wide receiver that has run the 100 meters in under 10.5 seconds and the 200 meters in under 21.5. The speed translates on the football field as he is averaging over 27 yards per catch.
101	Robert Bolden Orchard Lake (MI) St. Mary's		QB	6-4/195	Penn State
	Bolden completed 63 percent of his passes and also had 10 total TDs.
102	LaDarius Owens Bessemer (AL) Jess Lanier		LB	6-2/225	Auburn
	Totaled 92 tackles, 18 sacks and 13 tackles for loss in 2008.
103	Cody Riggs Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		DB	5-8/156	list
	Recorded eight interceptions and broke up 25 passes in 2008.
104	Vincent Sanders Macon (MS) Noxubee County		WR	6-3/182	list
	He was named first-team all-state while helping his team win the 4A state championship.
105	Dominique Easley Staten Island (NY) Curtis		DE	6-3/258	Penn State
	As a junior, Easley had 51 tackles and 10 sacks.
106	Michaelee Harris Miami (FL) Northwestern		WR	6-0/167	list
	Harris had 30 catches for 533 yards and six TDs as a junior.
107	Fre'Shad Hunter Cary (NC) Cary		DE	6-5/246	N.C. State
	The former linebacker recorded 38 solo tackles, eight tackles for loss and six sacks at DE.
108	Jesse Scroggins Lakewood (CA) Lakewood		QB	6-3/195	USC
	Passed for 2,462 yards and 23 touchdowns in 2008.
109	Zack McCray Lynchburg (VA) Brookville		DE	6-4/236	Virginia Tech
	McCray’s father played running back at Liberty and his cousin is 2009 Rivals.com five-star tight end Logan Thomas. He can play either tight end or defensive end in college. As a sophomore he hauled in 14 passes for 187 yards and three scores on offense and was named second-team all-district.
110	Blake Bell Wichita (KS) Bishop Carroll		QB	6-6/210	Oklahoma
	Amazing junior season that started with a strong performance in the summer at the Football University Top Gun Camp. Through the regular season, Bell led the state of Kansas in passing with 2,623 yards and nine touchdowns. Already has major offers from several BCS programs.
111	C.J. Fiedorowicz Johnsburg (IL) Johnsburg		TE	6-7/240	Illinois
	Fiedorowicz had 809 yards receiving and 11 TDs as a junior.
112	Tevin Carter Los Angeles (CA) Santee Educational Complex		WR	6-3/190	California
	Placed third in state with a 21.4 200 meters.
113	Connor Wood Houston (TX) Second Baptist		QB	6-4/209	Texas
	James showed off his athleticism at the U.S. Army combine with impressive numbers.
114	Carlos Thompson Hollandale (MS) Simmons School		DE	6-5/220	list
	Thompson had 115 tackles and 10 sacks in 2008.
115	Tyler Bray Kingburg (CA) Kingsburg		QB	6-6/187	Tennessee
	Threw for 2,411 and 26 TDs his junior year.
116	Paul Jones McKees Rocks (PA) Sto Rox		QB	6-3/226	Penn State
	Jones threw for 1,850 yards and 20 touchdowns with only three interceptions as a sophomore. He also rushed for 149 yards and three more scores en route to being selected to the Fabulous 22 West Team by the Pittsburgh Post Gazzette.
117	Marcus Lucas Liberty (MO) Liberty Senior		WR	6-5/195	list
	Lucas tallied more than 1,200 yards and 20 TDs as a junior.
118	Arie Kouandjio Hyattsville (MD) DeMatha		OL	6-6/314	list
	Led Team to a 10-2 record and a another WCAC title.
119	Josh Shirley Fontana (CA) Kaiser		LB	6-2/225	list
	Recorded 123 tackles and 17 sacks as a junior.
120	DeMarco Cobbs Tulsa (OK) Tulsa Central		ATH	6-1/198	Texas
	This explosive player stars as a quarterback, wide receiver, as well as at running back for a Tulsa Central program that has seen a resurrection during his time on campus. Cobbs probably projects at wide receiver but could be a quarterback for an offense that is built on run-pass principles.
121	Tai-ler Jones Gainesville (GA) Gainesville High School		WR	6-0/184	Notre Dame
	Quick and sure-handed, Jones is the son of former Notre Dame player Andre Jones.
122	Barry Brunetti Memphis (TN) Memphis University School		QB	6-0/207	West Virginia
	Brunetti passed for 1,251 yards and rushed for 704 more as a junior.
123	Kadron Boone Ocala (FL) Trinity Catholic		WR	6-1/190	Texas Tech
	Scouting Report: Boone is a big receiver that runs well. He’s physical and very good in the air, showing good hands and concentration. Boone is also dangerous after the catch.
124	Dyjuan Lewis Indianapolis (IN) Pike		WR	6-2/186	Cincinnati
	The 6-foot-3, 191-pound wide receiver from Indianapolis picked up his first scholarships on the summer camp circuit after running better than a 4.5-second time in the 40-yard dash and impressing coaches with his route running and hands.
125	Spencer Ware Cincinnati (OH) Princeton		ATH	5-11/220	LSU
	Exploded onto the scene as a sophomore when he dominated the Greater Miami Conference by passing for 2,200 yards, rushing for nearly 1,000 yards and combining for 39 total touchdowns. It was more of the same for him in 2008, he completed 57 percent of his passes for 1,938 yards and 13 touchdowns. Ware also ran the ball for 741 yards and another 15 touchdowns. While he plays quarterback for Princeton, he’ll likely be a running back in college.
126	Austin Hinder Steamboat Springs (CO) Steamboat Springs		QB	6-4/185	California
	As a sophomore, he earned all-state honorable mention, all-Western Slope and all-league honors. Impressed at a NIKE Camp this past spring and has continued to put up big numbers in 2008.
127	Brett Nottingham Danville (CA) Monte Vista		QB	6-4/210	UCLA
	Passed for 3,183 yards and 39 TDs as a junior.
128	Joshua Reese Miami (FL) Miami Central		WR	6-1/182	list
	He caught 40 passes for 793 yards and 10 TDs as a junior.
129	Kenny Stills Carlsbad (CA) La Costa Canyon		WR	6-2/175	list
	Stills had 64 catches for 1,201 yards as a junior.
130	Shep Klinke Katy (TX) Katy		OL	6-7/290	Texas A&M
	Helped lead team to a Texas state championship as a junior.
131	Quinton Dunbar Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington		WR	6-3/170	Florida
	Dunbar finished '08 with 739 yards and 12 TDs.
132	Mike Hull Canonsburg (PA) Canon McMillan		LB	6-1/215	Penn State
	The Penn State commit had 117 tackles as a junior.
133	Shaydon Akuna Kapolei (HI) Kapolei		LB	6-3/210	list
	Was top performer at All-Poly Camp in Hawaii.
134	Jalen Fields Dalton (GA) Dalton		DE	6-5/250	Georgia
	Recorded an amazing 35 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a junior.
135	Deontae Cooper Perris (CA) Citrus Hill		RB	6-0/205	Washington
	One of the top Inland Empire players, he rushed for 2,902 yards and 42 TDs in '08.
136	Aaron Benson Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill		LB	6-2/205	Texas
	Benson was the second-leading tackler on a 12-2 team in 2008.
137	Eduardo Clements Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington		RB	5-10/185	Miami
	He has rushed for 1,850 yards and 41 TDs the past two seasons.
138	Dontae Williams Houston (TX) Aldine		RB	5-11/200	Oregon
	He rushed for 595 yards and six TDs on 93 carries in a hurricane-shortened ‘08 season.
139	Titus Till Upper Marlboro (MD) Wise		DB	6-3/190	Maryland
	Recorded 67 tackles with one pick and two fumble recoveries.
140	Cedric Ogbuehi Allen (TX) Allen		OL	6-5/270	Texas A&M
	Earned first-team all-state honors in 2008.
141	Ashton Dorsey Tyler (TX) John Tyler		DT	6-2/276	Texas
	Dorsey made 63 tackles and 20 tackles for loss during his junior season.
142	Randall Telfer Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Rancho Cucamonga		TE	6-4/220	USC
	Telfer had 38 receptions for 631 yards and four TDs as a junior.
143	Andrew Donnal Whitehouse (OH) Anthony Wayne		OL	6-7/285	Iowa
	Excellent mobility for a 6-foot-7 tackle prospect.
144	Jordan Haden Fort Washington (MD) Friendly		DB	6-0/198	Florida
	He is the younger brother of Boston College RB Josh Haden and Florida CB Joe Haden.
145	Keanon Lowe Portland (OR) Jesuit		ATH	5-10/170	Washington
	Two-way star had 42 receptions for 718 yards and eight TDs while recording three INTs.
146	Jimmy Gjere New Brighton (MN) Irondale		OL	6-7/275	Minnesota
	The big tackle is already an early commitment to Minnesota.
147	Tyrus Thompson Pflugerville (TX) Pflugerville		OL	6-6/278	Oklahoma
	Thompson has a lot of upside – 2008 was his first season playing offensive line.
148	Ronnie Vinson New Orleans (LA) Isidore Newman School		ATH	5-11/186	LSU
	Vinson had more than 1,200 yards of offense and starred on both sides of the ball.
149	Corey Nelson Dallas (TX) Skyline		LB	6-0/210	Texas A&M
	As an undersized defensive end as a sophomore, Nelson tallied 12 sacks. As a junior outside linebacker, he recorded 156 tackles, 19 tackles for loss and 12 sacks as a junior.
150	DeAndre Hopkins Central (SC) D. W. Daniel		ATH	6-2/170	Clemson
	Hopkins has intercepted 23 passes over the past two seasons.
151	Thomas Ricketts Wexford (PA) North Allegheny		OL	6-6/265	Penn State
	Son of former first-round draft pick of the same name.
152	Corey Grant Opelika (AL) Opelika		RB	5-10/186	Alabama
	Grant averaged more than 23 yards per punt return with two TDs.
153	Giovanni Di Poalo Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure		OL	6-4/260	USC
	Has help lead team to back-to-back CIF state titles.
154	Evan Washington DeSoto (TX) DeSoto		OL	6-5/290	LSU
	Prior to the 2008 season, Washington had never played football before. At 6-foot-5 290 pounds, Washington has been a quick study and has quickly become one of the top prospects in the state of Texas. His good pedigree helps: his father Marvin was an 11-yar NFL veteran.
155	Darious Cummings Titusville (FL) Astronaut		DE	6-2/245	Florida State
	Cummings had 78 tackles, five sacks and seven tackles for loss as a junior.
156	Anthony Jefferson Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral		ATH	6-2/173	list
	Two-way star had 36 receptions for 636 yards and recoded 31 solo tackles in 2008.
157	Kyle Baublitz York (PA) Central York		TE	6-4/254	Penn State
	Baublitz amassed 166 tackles during his junior season.
158	Eddrick Loften Irving (TX) Nimitz		DB	5-10/195	Oklahoma
	Loften had 88 tackles, six interceptions and five pass breakups as a junior.
159	Hayes Pullard Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw		ATH	6-0/220	list
	Pullard rushed for 900 yards and had 110 tackles as a junior.
160	Jakhari Gore Miami (FL) Columbus		RB	5-10/170	list
	He is the cousin of NFL standout Frank Gore.
161	Luke Joeckel Arlington (TX) Arlington		OL	6-6/280	Texas A&M
	During his junior season, Joeckel made more than 150 pancake blocks.
162	Giovanni Bernard Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		RB	5-9/198	Notre Dame
	Bernard rushed for 1,528 yards and 18 scores as a junior.
163	Justin Hunter Virginia Beach (VA) Ocean Lakes		WR	6-4/172	LSU
	Hunter is a big, athletic receiver who can high jump seven feet.
164	Mike Thornton Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson		DT	6-2/280	list
	DL MVP at Athens Nike Camp.
165	Chris McCain Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford		LB	6-6/203	Oregon
	McCain recorded 97 tackles and 20 tackles for loss in 2008.
166	Jeffrey Whitaker Warner Robins (GA) Warner Robins		DT	6-3/295	list
	At 6-3 and 285 pounds, Whitaker is a run-stopping specialist.
167	Anthony Creecy Durham (NC) Southern Durham		WR	6-0/196	N.C. State
	Creecy had 48 catches for 863 yards and five scores as a junior.
168	Nick Montana Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		QB	6-2/177	Washington
	He is the son of NFL Hall of Famer Joe Montana. Threw for 2,404 yards and 33 TDs in 2008.
169	Kenny Shaw Orlando (FL) Dr. Phillips		WR	6-0/160	list
	Recorded 64 receptions for 914 yards and 10 TDs in 2008.
170	Damien Robinson Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch		OL	6-8/330	list
	At 6 feet 7 and 330 pounds, Robinson has an NFL body and can really move. As he continues to get stronger and learn to use his physical advantages, Robinson could become one of the top offensive linemen in the 2010 class.
171	James Stone Nashville (TN) Maplewood		OL	6-5/297	list
	Stone plays almost every down on both sides of the ball for Maplewood and rarely takes a play off. He has good athleticism and size and great character, boasting a 3.8 GPA and a 23 ACT score.
172	Mike Davis Dallas (TX) Skyline		WR	6-1/185	LSU
	Davis averaged nearly 20 yards per catch as a junior.
173	Zach Zwinak Frederick (MD) Linganore		RB	6-2/230	Penn State
	Had 1,447 yards rushing and also racked up 53 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and five sacks.
174	Nickell Robey Frostproof (FL) Frostproof		DB	5-8/165	Georgia
	The multi-purpose athlete was a 2B all-state first-team selection.
175	Lynden Trail Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington		DE	6-7/220	Florida
	Trail gathered 22 sacks and two interceptions from his defensive end position in 2008.
176	Delvin Jones Miami (FL) Miami Palmetto		ATH	6-6/230	Tennessee
	Jones recorded 70 tackles and 20 sacks in 2008 coming off the edge.
177	Christian Bryant Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus		DB	5-10/173	list
	Glenville always seems to have elite players and it’s not any different in the 2010 class with Bryant patrolling the defensive backfield. He first emerged at the Elite Training Camp where he held his own against the top players in Ohio. He is very comfortable in space and has very good turn and run capabilities coming out of his backpedal. The best part of Bryant's game is that he has tremendous upside and will only get better.
178	A.J. Derby Iowa City (IA) Iowa City		ATH	6-4/218	Iowa
	As a QB, Derby rushed and passed for more than 1,000 yards. He also starred on defense.
179	Sione Potoae Lakewood (WA) Lakes		DT	6-3/285	Washington
	The two-way player recorded 44 tackles and two sacks.
180	Torrian Wilson Miami (FL) Northwestern		OL	6-4/315	Stanford
	Wilson has played several spots on the offensive line for Miami Northwestern.
181	Tharold Simon Eunice (LA) Eunice		ATH	6-4/185	LSU
	Had 18 catches for 227 yards and three TDs while picking off three passes in 2008.
182	Cassius Marsh Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		DT	6-3/275	LSU
	Named to the 2010 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
183	Quinton Spain Petersburg (VA) Petersburg		OL	6-5/330	West Virginia
	OL MVP at Charlotteville Nike Camp.
184	Dior Mathis Detroit (MI) Cass Tech		DB	5-8/166	list
	The diminutive CB has speed, clocking one of the top 40 times at the U.S. Army combine.
185	Kony Ealy New Madrid (MO) New Madrid County Central		DE	6-5/230	Missouri
	One of Missouri's top two-sport athletes, Ealy is a force both on the gridiron and on the basketball court.
186	Bronson Irwin Mustang (OK) Mustang		OL	6-4/322	Oklahoma
	OL MVP at Ultimate NUC event in July.
187	Elliott Porter Waggaman (LA) Archbishop Shaw		DT	6-4/280	LSU
	Recorded 85 tackles, 20 TFL and 11 sacks as a junior.
188	Calvin Barnett Tulsa (OK) Booker T. Washington		DT	6-3/300	Oklahoma State
	The disruptive defensive tackle can bench press 330 pounds.
189	Ivan Robinson Longville (LA) S Beauregard		DT	6-4/260	Texas A&M
	Athletic defensive tackle claims a 4.9 40.
190	Todd Chandler Miami (FL) Northwestern		DT	6-0/290	Miami
	He missed much of his junior season with an injury but had 10 sacks as a sophomore.
191	Jeremy Richardson Springville (AL) Springville		WR	6-4/220	Auburn
	The big-bodied receiver amassed more 1,200 yards receiving as a junior.
192	Demarco Cox Yazoo City (MS) Yazoo City		OL	6-8/285	Ole Miss
	This offensive lineman is also an AAU basketball star.
193	Brandon Gainer Miami (FL) Miami Central		RB	6-0/194	list
	As a junior, Gainer rushed for 1,644 yards and 17 TDs on 185 carries.
194	Terrell Reese Brenham (TX) Brenham		WR	6-1/180	Utah
	Two-sport star had 33 catches for 418 yards in 2008 while averaging 22 points a game in basketball.
195	De'Joshua Johnson Pahokee (FL) Pahokee		WR	5-11/150	Florida State
	He was named to the 2B all-state team as a junior while playing receiver and quarterback.
196	Jawuan James Suwanee (GA) North Gwinnett		OL	6-6/293	Tennessee
	James was one of the offensive stars of the U.S. Army combine in January.
197	Travis Williams Norfolk (VA) Lake Taylor		LB	6-2/189	Miami
	Williams showed his athleticism as a junior by catching 31 passes for 500 yards.
198	Alex Crosthwaite San Diego (CA) Cathedral Catholic		OL	6-5/298	California
	This all-state performer benches 325 pounds and squats 425 pounds.
199	Trent Spurgeon Owasso (OK) Owasso		OL	6-8/270	Arizona
	The 6-8 offensive tackle also excels on the hardwood.
200	Erik Kohler Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		OL	6-4/264	Washington
	Kohler played baseball before making football his primary sport.
201	Carrington Byndom Lufkin (TX) Lufkin		DB	6-0/165	Texas
	The Texas commitment is long and rangy and has good ball skills.
202	Brian Vogler Columbus (GA) Brookstone School		TE	6-7/248	Alabama
	Vogler had 21 catches for 465 yards and six TDs in 2008.
203	Craig Sanders Ariton (AL) Ariton		DE	6-4/230	Auburn
	Sanders had 71 tackles and 32 tackles for loss last season.
204	Curtis Carter Stonewall (LA) North De Soto		ATH	5-10/161	Nebraska
	Speedster helped lead team to 2-3A District Title
205	Zach Lee McKinney (TX) McKinney		QB	6-4/195	LSU
	Lee threw for nearly 3,000 yards as a junior with 33 TDs.
206	C.J. Mosley Theodore (AL) Theodore		LB	6-2/212	list
	Moseley had 176 tackles as a junior.
207	John Harris Garland (TX) Naaman Forest		WR	6-2/187	Texas
	Harris had 45 catches for 584 yards and seven scores last season.
208	A.J. Cann Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt		OL	6-3/260	South Carolina
	The versatile lineman could play offense or defense in college.
209	Brandon Linder Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		OL	6-6/290	list
	He was a first-team All-Broward County selection for the state champions as a junior.
210	Max Bullough Traverse City (MI) St Francis Catholic		LB	6-3/225	Michigan State
	The tackling machine is an early Michigan State pledge.
211	Miles Dieffenbach Pittsburgh (PA) Fox Chapel Area		OL	6-5/277	Penn State
	OL MVP at State College Nike Camp.
212	Denzel McCoy Duluth (GA) Northview		DT	6-4/275	Georgia Tech
	McCoy had 72 tackles with 10 tackles for loss as a junior.
213	Bryant Jackson Sulphur Springs (TX) Sulphur Springs		DB	6-3/175	Texas
	Jackson had five interceptions and 10 pass breakups last season.
214	Ethan Grant Coconut Creek (FL) North Broward		RB	5-10/175	Oregon
	The early Oregon commit is also a track star.
215	Garry Peters Conyers (GA) Heritage		DB	6-0/173	Clemson
	Peters could play numerous positions in college.
216	Blake Lueders Zionsville (IN) Zionsville		DE	6-5/250	Notre Dame
	Along with his athletic ability, Lueders also has a 4.0 GPA.
217	Isaiah Lewis Indianapolis (IN) Ben Davis		DB	5-11/190	Michigan State
	Recorded 130 tackles and three interceptions.
218	Scotty Young Denton (TX) Ryan		QB	6-3/185	Texas Tech
	Is Young the next Texas Tech record-setting QB? He threw for 65 TDs last season.
219	Keiwone Malone Memphis (TN) Mitchell		WR	6-1/165	Alabama
	Malone had 1,407 yards receiving and 19 TDs in 2008.
220	David Wilkerson Danville (CA) Monte Vista		LB	6-3/235	California
	Was a first-team all-state selection in 2008 after racking up 1,407 receiving yards and 19 TDs.
221	Cameron Roberson Newbury Park (CA) Newbury Park		RB	6-1/215	Notre Dame
	Rushed for 1,452 and 18 TDs, while catching 29 passes for 279 yards and three TDs in 2008.
222	Andrew Hendrix Cincinnati (OH) Moeller		QB	6-3/220	Notre Dame
	Completed 61 percent of his passes for 1,700 yards as a junior.
223	Paul Richardson Gardena (CA) Junipero Serra		WR	6-2/185	list
	He averaged more than 17 yards a reception in 2008.
224	Evan Hailes Chesapeake (VA) Oscar Smith		DT	6-1/305	Penn State
	The run-stuffer had 81 tackles as a junior, helping his team to a 15-0 record.
225	James Louis Delray Beach (FL) Atlantic		WR	5-11/178	Ohio State
	Had 58 catches for 1,100 yards and 12 TDs in 2008.
226	Prince Shembo Charlotte (NC) Ardrey Kell		LB	6-2/232	Notre Dame
	Has 90 tackles and nine sacks as a junior.
227	Brandon Coleman Forestville (MD) Bishop McNamara		WR	6-6/200	list
	Recorded 35 receptions for 550 yards and eight TDs as a junior.
228	Taylor Graham Wheaton (IL) Wheaton North		QB	6-4/211	Ohio State
	Son of former NFL QB Kurt Graham.
229	Kenneth Scott Ontario (CA) Colony		WR	6-2/198	Utah
	In an injury-shortened 2008 season, Scott caught 31 passes for 655 yards and five TDs.
230	Geneo Grissom Hutchinson (KS) Hutchinson		DE	6-4/230	Kansas
	This jumbo athlete also averaged 11 points a game in basketball last season.
231	Davon Dunn San Diego (CA) Lincoln		WR	6-0/184	California
	Had 17 rushing TDs, eight receiving TDs and returned four punts for scores.
232	Shaun Lewis Missouri City (TX) Hightower		LB	6-1/205	Oklahoma State
	Lewis had 135 tackles and nine sacks a year ago.
233	Robert Johnson Hattiesburg (MS) Oak Grove		WR	6-0/196	list
	Johnson had 48 catches for 632 yards as a junior.
234	DeMarcus Robinson Wichita (KS) Northwest		RB	5-9/192	Kansas State
	Rushed for 1,901 yards and 22 TDs in 2008.
235	Rajaan Bennett Powder Springs (GA) Mceachern		RB	5-11/210	list
	Already over the 1,000-yard mark rushing after six games his senior season.
236	Darius Robinson Atlanta (GA) Westlake		DB	6-0/170	Clemson
	Recorded 42 tackles and three picks in 2008.
237	Byran Jones Junction City (AR) Junction City		DT	6-3/297	list
	A 6-foot-3, 320-pound space-eater, Jones has strength and athleticism. He has posted a 28-inch vertical and can bench press 225 pounds over 15 times.
238	Tyrann Mathieu New Orleans (LA) St. Augustine		DB	5-10/175	LSU
	He totaled 75 tackles, 15 TFLs and had three picks in 2008.
239	Adrian White DeSoto (TX) DeSoto		DB	5-10/171	Texas
	White, who has legit 4.5 speed, made 57 tackles and had eight pass breakups as a junior.
240	Louis Young Olney (MD) Good Counsel		DB	6-0/185	Stanford
	The tall corner had five interceptions and 13 pass breakups last season.
241	Barry Bostic Louisville (GA) Jefferson County		DB	5-10/156	Georgia Tech
	Bostic rushed for 1,372 yards and also passed for 1,333 yards as a junior.
242	James Haynes Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark		DB	6-0/181	Oklahoma
	Haynes was the MVP of his class at the National Underclassmen Combine Ultimate 100.
243	Austin Woods Rockwall (TX) Heath		OL	6-5/290	Oklahoma
	Woods was named 4A honorable mention all-state as a junior.
244	Traylon Shead Cayuga (TX) Cayuga		RB	6-2/215	Texas
	Shead rushed for 3,504 yards and 52 scores as a junior.
245	Rajion Neal Tyrone (GA) Sandy Creek		RB	5-10/210	Mississippi State
	Helped lead team to an 11-1 record in 2008 while rushing for just under 1,000 yards.
246	Matthew Wells Monticello (MS) Lawrence County		ATH	6-0/190	list
	Wells rushed for 1,362 yards on the same team as Kendrick Hardy a year ago.
247	J.T. Moore Youngstown (OH) Boardman		DE	6-4/220	Ohio State
	Moore committed to Ohio State on Sept. 11, 2008.
248	Adrian Coxson Baltimore (MD) City College High		WR	6-2/194	Penn State
	Coxson had 34 catches for 821 yards and nine scores in 2008.
249	Keeston Terry Blue Springs (MO) Blue Springs		WR	6-2/179	Kansas
	Terry earned all-metro honors as a junior.
250	Anthony Wilkerson Tustin (CA) Tustin		RB	6-0/210	Stanford
	Rushed for 2,300 yards and 39 TDs in 2008.