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2011 East Post Season Regional All-American Team
2011 East Post Season Regional All-American Team
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The National Underclassmen Combine is proud to introduce the first annual postseason East Regional All-American Team. Below are those athletes that have caught the eye of NUC President Dave Schuman and Director of National Player Analysis Barry Every. We have selected seniors that have already achieved great things on the gridiron and are considered elite college prospects at their respective positions. | |
2011 Offensive Skill Player of the Year-Devin Fuller, ATH, Northern Valley, NJ* "Without a doubt Fuller is one of the most dangerous players in the country with the ball in his hand."-Barry Every 2011 Offensive Line Player of the Year-Chris Muller, OL, Boyertown Area, PA* "Muller possesses the size and toughness to play four of the five offensive line positions at the next level."-Barry Every 2011 Defensive Skill Player of the Year- Elijah Shumate, LB, Don Bosco Prep, NJ* "Not only did he star on both sides of the ball for the best high school team in America he could project as a linebacker or safety at the next level."-Barry Every 2011 Defensive Line Player of the Year-Noah Spence, Bishop McDevitt, PA "Spence is one of the best pass rushers in the country with the speed to catch plays from behind. He is just a straight up wrecking ball in the offensive backfield."-Barry Every | |
| Offense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| QB Casey Cochran, Masuk, CT* | Cochran completed 68% of his passes for 3,067 yards and 37 touchdowns versus six picks. |
| RB Wes Brown, Good Counsel, MD* | This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (12-0) record with 1,381 yards rushing and 22 touchdowns. |
| RB J.C. Coleman, Oscar Smith, VA* | This Offense/Defense All-American selection led his team to the VHSL Div. 6 State Championship. |
| WR Stefon Diggs, Good Counsel* | This U.S. Army All-American selection accounted for 1,443 all-purpose yards and 13 touchdowns. |
| WR Deontay McManus, Dunbar, MD | McManus did it on both sides of the ball recording over 90 tackles and 500 yards receiving on the season. |
| TE J.P. Holtz, Shaler Area, PA | Holtz accounted for 15 touchdowns on the season. |
| OL Adam Bisnowaty, Fox Chapel Area, PA* | Bisnowaty was selected to be in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. |
| OL Ryan Brodie, Long Beach, NJ* | Brodie was selected to be in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. |
| OL Chris Muller, Boyertown Area, PA* | Muller was selected to be in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. |
| OL J.J. Denman, Pennsbury, PA | Denman was selected to be in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. |
| OL Mike Madaras, Good Counsel, MD | This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (12-0) record. |
| Defense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (9-1) record. | |
| DL Darius Hamilton, Don Bosco Prep, NJ | This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to the NUC #1 High School Team Ranking. |
| DL Michael Moore, DeMatha, MD* | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection recorded 20 sacks on the season. |
| DL Noah Spence, Bishop McDevitt, PA | This Under Armour All-American selection recorded 93 tackles and 12.5 sacks on the season. |
| LB Eli Harold, Ocean Lakes, VA | This U.S. Army All-American selection recorded 16 sacks this past season. |
| LB Elijah Shumate, Don Bosco Prep, NJ* | This U.S. Army All-American selection scored 14 touchdowns while leading his team to an undefeated season. |
| LB Camren Williams, Catholic Memorial, MA* | Williams was selected to be in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. |
| DB Alex Carter, Briar Woods, VA* | This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to the VHSL Division 4 State Championship. |
| DB Yuri Wright, Don Bosco Prep, NJ | This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to the NUC #1 High School Team Ranking. |
| DB Kenneth Crawley, Woodson, DC | This two-way star recorded 33 tackles, four picks, while scoring four touchdowns. |
| DB Desmond Frye, Thomas Dale, VA | Frye recorded 97 tackles, 14 PBU's and three picks on the season. |
| ATH Devin Fuller, Northern Valley, NJ* | This U.S. Army All-American selection threw for 2,247 yards while rushing for 1,326 yards. |
| Offense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| QB Brendan Nosovitch, Central Catholic, PA | He completed 228 of 367 passes for 3,541 yards and 37 touchdowns while rushing for 841 yards and 14 scores. |
| RB Rushell Shell, Hopewell, PA | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection carried the ball 120 times for 1,061 yards and 12 touchdowns. |
| RB Akeel Lynch, St. Francis, NY | Lynch ran for 2,131 yards and 25 touchdowns on the season. |
| WR Ian Thomas, Franklin, MD | Thomas had 716 yards in receptions and seven touchdowns while recording 57 tackles and four picks on defense. |
| WR Trevor Williams, Calvert Hall, MD | Williams snagged 99 passes for 1,180 yards and 15 scores this past season. |
| TE Colin Thompson, Archbishop Wood, PA | This Under Armour All-American selection helped lead his team to the PIAA 3A State Championship. |
| OL Frank Taylor, Archbishop Wood, PA | Taylor was a key cog in leading his team to the PIAA 3A State Championship. |
| OL Greg Pyke, Boy's Latin, MD | Pyke is an ultra-athletic player that also excels in lacrosse. |
| OL Jim Cashman, Haddonfield, NJ | Cashman helped guide his team to a (11-1) record while his team averaged 207 yards rushing a game. |
| OL Sean Karl, Eastport-South Manor, NY | Karl was a two-way star recording 57 tackles on the season. |
| OL Brandon Arcidiacono, Archbishop Wood, PA | Arcidiacono was another key element in Archbishop Wood's accent to the PIAA 3A State Title. |
| Defense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| DL Jarron Jones, Aquinas, NY* | This U.S. Army All-American selection recorded 71 tackles and five sacks on the season. |
| DL Korren Kirven, Brookville, VA | This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to the VHSL Division 3 State Championship. |
| DL Ken Ekanem, Centreville, VA | This two-way star recorded 40 tackles and scored eight touchdowns on the season. |
| DL Julian Pinnix-Odrick, Montclair, NJ* | Pinnix-Odrick helped guide his team to a (11-1) record with 71 tackles. |
| LB Quanzell Lambert, Timber Creek, NJ* | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection led his team to a (12-0) record and the NJSIAA South Group 3 Championship. |
| LB Kwontie Moore, Norfolk Christian, VA* | This U.S. Army All-American selection helped his team record four shutouts on the season. |
| LB Kaiwan Lewis, St. Joseph, NJ | This Offense/Defense All-American selection helped his team go (10-0) and win the NJSIAA Non-Public Group 1 Championship. |
| DB D.J. Singleton, St. Peter's Prep, NJ* | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection recorded 48 tackles, three picks, and three PBUs. |
| DB Marchez Coates, McDonough, MD* | Coates recorded over 80 tackles and had three picks on the season. |
| DB Malik Golden, Cheshire Academy, CT* | Golden caught 43 passes for 815 yards while snagging seven picks on the season. |
| DB C.J. Prosise, Woodberry Forest, VA | Prosise grabbed six picks on the season. |
| ATH Albert Reid, Friendship Collegiate, DC | Reid ran for 1,705 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season. |
| Offense Honorable Mention | |
| QB Chad Kelly, St. Joseph's, NY | This Under Armour-All-American selection passed for 3,050 yards while rushing for 1,381 yards on the season. |
| RB Greg Garmon, McDowell, PA | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection rushed for 1,050 yards while returning kicks for 366 yards on the season. |
| RB Cyrus Jones, Gilman School, MD* | This Offense/Defense All-American selection accounted for 20 touchdowns for (10-1) team. |
| WR Leonte Carroo, Don Bosco Prep* | This U.S. Army All-American selection caught 38 passes for 633 yards and four scores for the #1 team in America. |
| WR Ruhann Peele, Linden, NJ* | Peele caught 33 passes for 459 yards while rushing for 707 yards totaling 10 touchdowns. |
| TE Dakota Jackson, Northside, VA | Jackson caught 22 passes for 360 yards on the season. |
| OL Adam DePietro, Lancaster Catholic, PA | DePietro helped guide his team to the PIAA 2A State Championship. |
| OL Raymond Korang, Rancocas Valley, NJ* | Korang helped guide his team to a (7-3) record helping his team average 150 yards rushing a game. |
| OL John Ferranto, Burlington Township, NJ* | Ferranto helped his team average 192 yards rushing a game. |
| OL Michael Mooney, Malvern Prep, PA | Mooney help guide his team to a (9-2) season. |
| OL Brian Gaia, Gilman school, MD | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection guided his team to a (10-1) record. |
| Defense Honorable Mention | |
| DL Ryan Watson, Good Counsel, MD* | Watson guided his team to an NUC Top5 ranking. |
| DL Roman Braglio, McDonogh, MD | Braglio recorded more than 70 tackles and over 15 sacks this past season. |
| DL Jamil Pollard, West Deptford, NJ | This Offense/Defense All-American selection guided his team to the NJSIAA Public South Group 2 Championship. |
| DL Jake O'Donnell, Central Bucks, West, PA | O'Donnell recorded nearly 70 tackles on the season. |
| LB Tim Joy, Chelmsford, MA* | Joy recorded over 130 tackles on the season. |
| LB Steve Longa, Saddle Brook, NJ* | Longa helped his team only render 6.9 points a game on the season. |
| LB Jason Sylva, Tabor Academy, MA* | In only eight games Sylva recorded 35 tackles and 370 yards rushing. |
| DB Demetrious Cox, Jeannette, PA | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection guided his team to a (12-1) record. |
| DB Armani Reeves, Catholic Memorial, MA | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection led his team to a (7-2) record. |
| DB Wayne Morgan, Erasmus Hall, NY* | This Semper Fidelis All-American selection led his team to a (10-3) record. |
| DB Ronald Darby, Potomac, MD* | This Under Armour All-American selection starred on both sides of the ball for his team. |
| ATH Joel Caleb, Clover Hill, VA | This U.S. Army All-American selection threw for over 700 yards and ran for over 700 yards on the season. |
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Coach Schuman's Player Rankings: West Top Ten - National Underclassmen #nuc #playerrankings http://ow.ly/8dh1h
Coach Schuman's Player Rankings: West Top Ten
Coach Schuman's Player Rankings: West Top Ten
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| With high school football nearing season's end, National Underclassmen Combine founder and President Dave Schuman analyzed the best players nationwide. After countless hours studying film, Schuman presents his top 10 players by region - here's the West: |
| 10) Ellis McCarthy-Defensive Tackle-Monrovia (CA) Top offers include Florida, Oklahoma and UCLA
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| 9) Jordan Simmons - Offensive Tackle - Crespi (CA) USC Commit
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| 8) Kyle Murphy - Offensive Tackle - San Clemente (CA) Top offers include Florida, Oregon and USC
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| 7) Arik Armstead - Defensive End - Pleasant Grove (CA) 24 Offers, topped by Cal and Texas
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| 6) Tanner Magnum - Quarterback - (ID) BYU Commit
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| 5) Zach Kline - QB-San Ramon Valley (CA) Cal Commit
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| 4) Shaq Thompson - Safety-Grant (CA) 12 offers highlighted by USC and Oregon
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| 3) Joshua Garnett - Offensive Tackle--Puyallup (WA) 15 offers highlighted by Michigan and Notre Dame
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| 2) Aziz Shittu-Defensive Tackle-Buhach (CA) 27 offers, USC and Auburn lead the way
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| 1) Andrus Peat - Offensive Tackle -Corona Del Sol (AZ) 30 Offers highlighted by Florida State, Auburn and Alabama
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Cyburt Has a Top 5 with visits in January Coming
Cyburt Has a Top 5 with visits in January Coming
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Mission Viejo High School in California sports an athletic and passionate offensive tackle who seems like he is real close to finishing his recruiting process and choosing his college destination. Colby Cyburt (6'5 265 lbs) has finally reached the point where he is ready to focus his attention on his college recruitment and find the place that best fits him, "My whole process has been hectic and it has been something that was more difficult than I could have imagined. I have cut down my list to a top 5 and those schools are UCLA, Stanford, Oregon State, Washington and Colorado. I believe those programs all have certain things about them that stand out to me and I think I could see myself playing at each place, said Cyburt."
Colby has seen several college football coaches come through and show him plenty of attention and make him feel like he is the most wanted player at his position, but his final list of schools have been the ones to make him feel the most wanted and show him that he is needed on their respected football teams, "I have felt wanted by so many schools out there that I am so grateful for the opportunities that are in front of me, and I plan to make the best decision that I can for me. I don't have any favorites right now among my top five. I plan to seriously look at each and every detail with each school and come up with the absolute best decision for me, said Cyburt."
After the New Year, Colby Cyburt plans to start his traveling process as he begings to start his official visits with all five of his finalists and start dwindling down the process towards making a college commitment. He is looking forward to seeing each campus and seeing what each college has to offer him for both academics and football. Colby wants to find somewhere that will both push him both academically and take him as far as he can go in his football career. He is mainly looking to stay on the West Coast so his family can see him play as much as they can.
Colby carries a GPA of 3.8 with the plan to major in Business while he is in college. He is bright young man with high character who he is looking for a stable, family orientented home that will take him a very long way in life, "The two main things I want in a college is academics and tradition. I know football won't last forever, so I want to be able to fall back on my degree to help me provide for my family and myself throughout our lives. I would also like to play for a program that believes in their football program and knows what it takes to win championships. I love the game of football and I want to be around people that feel the same way. I plan to give all five schools an equal shot and after I make all five official visits, I plan to sit down with my family and come up with the best possible decision for me, said the Mission Viejo High School lineman,"
Colby Cyburt is a tough as nails offensive lineman who plays with intensity and the demeanor to dominate his opponent at every moment he is on the field. Colby plays with an all out motor that goes from the start of the game all the way to the end. His tank never seems to run on empty, and he relishes in the moment when he is able to lay someone out on the ground, "I am a physical, hard nosed football player that enjoys playing in the trenches and going up against the best that the other team has to offer. I pride myself in being a team player and being able to have the god given abilities to be good at what I do and be able to give my teammates everything I have whenever we step onto the football field. I did not give up a sack during my senior year and I am very proud of myself for accomplishing that for my team. I bring great attitude and the desire to win, and I plan to bring this same mentality to the team I play with my college ball with, said Cyburt."
College Offers: Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Colorado, Harvard, Oregon State, San Diego State, Stanford, UCLA, Utah and Washington. Others Interested: Iowa State, Oregon, USC and Washington State.
Colby Cyburt Highlights


