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Who is the number 1 recruit for you this recruiting season? Who is the guy that could make the biggest impact in the time he'll be playing for your school?

For Montana it has to be Quarterback Jordan Johnson.
6'1" 190 lbs. Sheldon HS, Eugene, Oregon

Led his team to back to back 6A State Championships.

2009 Oregon Gatorade Player of the Year
2009 Oregon Offensive Player of the Year

2009 stats
3508 yds passing, 75% completion ave., 46 TD's
1090 yards rushing, 20 TD's

HS Career stats total offense
11,337 yards, 134 TD's

305 yards, 4 TD's in the 2010 Oregon All Star Game. MVP.

Take a look at this kid! To get the youtube viewer larger use view to zoom a few times.
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For Southern, it's up in the air due to a new coaching staff, but I'll choose:
William Waddel
WR Booker T. Washington High (Houston)
6'4" 200lb.
30 catches 504 yards 16.8 yards per catch 9 TDs

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For JMU there are a bunch of pretty good recruits but I'm going to post one that I like...

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Dejour Simmons - RB

Southeastern Louisiana has several guys who I think could make a big impact, but the most notable is Gavin Webster, 5-11, 210, QB, Lutcher HS, Lutcher, La...Webster was named Louisiana Mr. Football for 2009-2010 and rated 3-Stars by Rivals.com...doubtful he'll win the starting job as a true freshman but should come in and contribute immediately.

Gavin Webster Highlights
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I would also add a couple of more who will likely make an immediate impact:

Jordan Wells, 5-11, 195, RB, Round Rock, Texas...home run threat at tailback who runs very physical...should come in and play right away along side Zeke Jones and Sam Fairley...rated 2-Stars by Rivals, though was a 3-Star and Top 75 RB nationally until he committed to us (go figure).

Jordan Wells Highlights
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Aaron Harris, 6-3, 225, LB, Westfield HS, Houston, Texas...huge get for us!! Rated 3-Stars by Rivals and #55 LB nationally...played primarily DE in high school but will play LB at Southeastern...physically ready to play now and has looked outstanding during summer workouts...we're pretty experienced at LB but should come in and play right away.

Aaron Harris Highlights
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Lots of good recruits going to Montana this year, but yeah...Johnson gets the nod. He has the skills to decimate the Big Sky.

ronbo wrote:Who is the number 1 recruit for you this recruiting season? Who is the guy that could make the biggest impact in the time he'll be playing for your school?

For Montana it has to be Quarterback Jordan Johnson.
6'1" 190 lbs. Sheldon HS, Eugene, Oregon

Led his team to back to back 6A State Championships.

2009 Oregon Gatorade Player of the Year
2009 Oregon Offensive Player of the Year

2009 stats
3508 yds passing, 75% completion ave., 46 TD's
1090 yards rushing, 20 TD's

HS Career stats total offense
11,337 yards, 134 TD's

305 yards, 4 TD's in the 2010 Oregon All Star Game. MVP.

Take a look at this kid! To get the youtube viewer larger use view to zoom a few times.
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This dude's ability to escape when coverage breaks down, then scramble and keep his eyes on a few receivers all at once reminds of someone I've seen here in the past. I don't even want to mention it but it could be that Pflu saw that and really wanted him based on some definite similarities.

but djlickmyballs says he only looks that good because he's playing against a bunch of slow Oregon white guys. If he played REAL football, like they do in Cali, he wouldn't stand a chance.

AZGrizFan wrote:but djlickmyballs says he only looks that good because he's playing against a bunch of slow Oregon white guys. If he played REAL football, like they do in Cali, he wouldn't stand a chance.

I have no idea who you are talking about but whoever it is sounds like a real dullard so who gives a fuck. I mean really, if you need a hole dug then consult a dolt, if not then dismiss the idiocy.

YOUNGSTOWN STATE
Adaris Bellamy
Largo, FL
Running Back

Rivals.com: http://rivals.yahoo.com/usf/football/re ... lamy-78697" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
4 Star : 26th best RB in America. Ranked 2nd best inside running back at that position.

Scout.com : http://hsflorida.scout.com/a.z?s=376&p= ... id=3614995" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
3 Star

ESPN.com: http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiti ... son%3d2009" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
3 Star

Previous USF commitment with offers to Iowa State, Ole Miss, Cincy, Clemson and others.
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guinzone wrote:YOUNGSTOWN STATE
Adaris Bellamy
Largo, FL
Running Back

He's a local kid, qz. Sounds like he has a ton of talent - hope he can keep his grades up.

RB Bellamy to sign with Youngstown State
Former Dunedin running back Adaris Bellamy, who signed with USF in 2009 but was told last month there was no longer a scholarship available to him with the Bulls, will sign today with Division I-AA Youngstown State, his high school coach said Wednesday.

"He could play at a higher level, but I think he'll be a star there," Mark Everett said. "He's excited. He just told me his goal is to win the Walter Payton Award (given to the top player in I-AA football)."

Bellamy, who spent last fall at Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia and was able to raise his grades and test scores to meet NCAA requirements, had hoped to enroll at USF as was the plan when he went to Fork Union last summer. But in the transition from Jim Leavitt to Skip Holtz, USF ran out of scholarships for running backs. Bellamy was rated as a four-star recruit by Rivals.com last year.

When news broke that he wasn't going to USF, he drew immediate interest from Cincinnati, but Everett said he wasn't able to make a scheduled visit to the Bearcats because he hadn't signed his release from USF. Everett spoke with Cincinnati head coach Butch Jones last week and again Monday, but said Bellamy decided not to wait any longer and sign with the Penguins, who signed a high school teammate of his this month in linebacker Ali Cheaib.

Youngstown State has several USF ties -- its head coach, Eric Wolford, was an assistant on USF's original staff in 1996, and the assistant who recruited Bellamy is defensive coordinator Rick Kravitz, who worked on Leavitt's staff at USF from 1996-2005.

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The Tribe has two safeties coming in who look like they could be exceptional.

Ivan Tagoe, 6' 203 from Paint Branch in Maryland was a consensus all-state pick as a wide receiver, and first team all-met with the Washington Post as a DB. He was moved to LB for the Maryland Crab Bowl and wowed the coaches of that all-star game with his field vision, anticipation and physicality. Tagoe also played some RB for Paint Branch, and lined up all over the field on defense.

Airek Green, 6'1" 205 from Thomas Dale in Virginia had skipped football his junior year to focus on basketball. After deciding to return to the gridiron for his senior season, he led Dale to the Virginia Div. 6 championship and was named Defensive Player of the Year for the state of Virginia, and POY of the all-met team by the Richmond Times Dispatch. Several Richmond area coaches have compared Green to former Trbe great Darren Sharper. Green also played WR for Dale, and like Tagoe, lined up all over the field on D.

The four guys (IMO) that could make a pretty sizeable impact within the next couple years and throughout their time with the Flames are LB Nick Sigmon, LB Bobby Partilla, ATH Tracy Curry and DB/WR Kenny Scott


Nick Sigmon – LB, 6-2, 240, Roanoke, Va./Northside HS
Four-year letterwinner at Northside High School … three-time all-district honoree … finished his sophomore season with 122 tackles (98 solo), 14 tackles for a loss, five sacks and three fumble recoveries … second-team all-district honoree as a junior with 156 tackles (118 solo), 12 quarterback hurries, two interceptions, 12 tackles for a loss and four forced fumbles … helped Northside High School to a state title as a senior … Blue Ridge District Player of the Year … Region 3 co-Defensive Player of the Year … Va. Preps and Associated Press first-team all-state selection … Roanoke Times All-Timesland Defensive Player of the year … Kroger Crunch Defensive Player of the Year … also a varsity letterwinner in wrestling and baseball … son of Ronnie and Carrie Sigmon.


Bobby Partilla – LB, 6-1, 210, Gambrills, Md./Arundel HS
Two-year letterwinner at Arundel High School … all-county selection as a junior, finishing the year with 111 tackles … all-county, all-state and all-MET as a senior with 131 tackles … was named to the Anne Arundel Fab 5 defensive team as a senior … son of Robert and Kim Partilla


Tracy Curry – ATH, 6-1, 195, Ocala, Fla./Lake Weir HS
Two-year letterwinner at Lake Weir High School … threw for more than 2,700 yards and 27 touchdowns during his first two seasons … also rushed for an additional 1,809 yards and 14 touchdowns ... during his junior year, Curry completed 53.8 percent of his pass attempts (77-of-143) for 1,305 yards and 20 touchdowns … additionally rushed for 1,086 yards and three touchdowns … first-team All-Area as a senior … threw for 1,413 yards and seven touchdowns, as he completed 52.7 percent of his pass attempts (97-of-184) … also rushed for 723 yards on 104 carries during his senior year, scoring 11 times on the ground … additionally, he finished his senior year with three punt returns for touchdowns … member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes … son of Keven and Lavern Walthall.



Kenny Scott – DB/WR, 5-10, 165, Appomattox, Va./Appomattox HS
Four-year letterwinner at Appomattox High School … all-district second-team honoree as a junior … finished his career with 5,330 total offensive yards … passed for 2,081 yards and 11 touchdowns (116-of-234) … rushed for 3,249 yards on 428 carries and 38 touchdowns … named Lynchburg News and Advance Offensive Player of the Year as a senior … second-team all-state honoree as a senior … first-team all-district and all-region honoree as a senior … two-time letterwinner in basketball … also lettered in baseball … track Region Athlete of the Year … state long jump champion as a junior with a distance of 23-8 … son of Trynne and Kim Scott … is intending to major in engineering.

Tracy Curry is my fav from liberty the kid is quick withsome great moves. i LOVED watching his recruiting video!

Beej, you didn't even list our top recruit in the class - QB Gabe Henderson

Our top recruit is likely a very talented (hopefully) QB going into his second season at a major FBS school, disgruntled that he currently finds himself #2 on the depth chart.

If I am reading the post topic correctly, it says Recruit...singular....one.

TYLER ARNDT
Rated the the # 25 QB in the nation coming out of HS by Rivals and the top 32 by ESPN


Ranked among the Top 32 quarterbacks in the nation by ESPN…named All-District 28-3A and District MVP as a junior and senior…chosen All-Area First-Team and All State Third-Team in 2008…Named All-State First-Team in 2009…led Cuero to a 13-1 record as a senior with the lone loss coming in the State semifinals under head coach Mark Reeve… finished his high school career passing for 7,100 yards and 75 touchdowns…completed 154 of his 251 passes for 2,362 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior…completed 134 of 212 passes for 2,210 yards and 25 touchdowns in 2008…completed 67 percent of his passes for 2,400 yards and 23 touchdowns in 2007…led Cuero to a three-year record of 36-5…also earned All-State honors as an outfielder for Cuero’s baseball team .. also earned All-District and All-Area recognition in baseball…major at Texas State will be business… is the son of Nancy and Michael Arndt…chose to attend Texas State after being recruited by Houston, Vanderbilt, Missouri, TCU, Virginia, Arizona and Purdue.

Appalachian stocked up on Beef this Spring (lotsa Seniors & Juniors manning the trenches this Fall). IIRC, half of 'em were in the 6'-4" to 6'-6" range with 4 or 5 tipping the scales around 280 lbs. Hopefully there are a few keepers in that bunch --- glad I don't have to feed them for 4 or 5 years

Otherwise, Jamal Jackson (I believe) is a redshirt Frosh in the thick of the battle (with DeAndre Presley) to replace AE.

May he successfully reign terror on SoCon def coordinators over the next 4 years

Well, for McNeese I think it was QB Will Briscoe of Central High School near Baton Rouge. But he hurt his knee playing basketball. Hopefully it'll turn out all right.

Got a few young bucks that look like studs.

Harris Bivin-OL
Walter powell-WR
Marshyl Rothman-QB
Duane Brady-RB

I'll let you know in 3-5 years

SunCoastBlueHen wrote:Our top recruit is likely a very talented (hopefully) QB going into his second season at a major FBS school, disgruntled that he currently finds himself #2 on the depth chart.

I actually think we could fare pretty well at QB following Devlin. Hopefully we'll get to see Sasek in a few games this year. Judging by Burns' recruiting tape there could be a good battle going into 2011.

Let's just hope 2010 gives us something good to talk about - maybe then we can turn on GoHens again.

jcmanson wrote:Beej, you didn't even list our top recruit in the class - QB Gabe Henderson

AH! So I did...unless something happens to one of the other two behind MB, I wouldnt be surprised if he redshirts and gets a chance to learn under MB over the next couple years and gets to battle Hudson for the #1 job in a couple years (and maybe even Tracy Curry depending on how Coach Rocco decides to use him)

Many questions surrounding Portland State and new coach Nigel Burton, even in recruiting. Probably our best recruit this year is Willie Griffin, a transfer from UWashington who will be a junior at PSU, playing running back.

Portland State bio:
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Washington bio:
http://www.gohuskies.com/sports/m-footb ... lie00.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He came to Washington as part of Willingham's much heralded 2007 recruiting class, redshirted 2007 and started four games for the Huskies in 2008. Garnered offensive player of the game against Washington State that year. 2009 found him backing up Chris Polk, which did not give him much playing time so he transferred. This new pistol offense generated three 1000 yard rushers for Nevada last year so we need some runners. We have not had a 1000 rusher since I think Joe Rubin in 2005. Many questions surrounding him and the rest of the team.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:but djlickmyballs says he only looks that good because he's playing against a bunch of slow Oregon white guys. If he played REAL football, like they do in Cali, he wouldn't stand a chance.

I have no idea who you are talking about but whoever it is sounds like a real dullard so who gives a fuck. I mean really, if you need a hole dug then consult a dolt, if not then dismiss the idiocy.

You're better off not knowing that stupid cocksucker.

Willie wrote:

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: I have no idea who you are talking about but whoever it is sounds like a real dullard so who gives a fuck. I mean really, if you need a hole dug then consult a dolt, if not then dismiss the idiocy.

You're better off not knowing that stupid cocksucker.

He's the equivalent of an illegitimate birth child from Alpha, BigSkyBears, and BF.