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Courtesy: Chris Smith / National Underclassmen Combine           Release: January 06, 2012

2012/2013 Recruiting News & Notes

-c/o 2013 Ath Tshumbi Johnson (Immokalee, FL/Immokalee HS) is a dynamic football prospect who has the skills to contribute in a major way on either side of the ball in the college game and coaches from that level have already taken a serious interest in his abilities. Tshumbi plays QB for his high school team but looks to become an outstanding defensive back prospect at the college level. No offers yet, Johnson is heavily being recruited by Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Miami FL, LSU, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Kansas with extra attention coming from the Jayhawks and the Volunteers. Tshumbi believes his first offer could come from either one of those two schools. Johnson has been able to take unofficial visits to both Florida State and Miami FL so far, and he plans to see every school recruiting him this offseason. He claims early favorites in LSU, Auburn, Wisconsin and Kansas but he does want to remain open to all schools interested so he can be sure he makes the right decision for him. Tshumbi is willing to play any position he is asked of in college. He just wants a chance to display his talents and play on the highest level possible in college football. 2011 Stats:(Off/QB) 2,633 yards passing, 25 Td's. 1,100 yards rushing, 19 Td's (Def/S) 22 tackles 1 Int

Tshumbi Johnson Highlights

-c/o 2013 OLB Reggie McGee from Olney, Maryland (Our Lady of Good Counsel HS) is a fast and athletic linebacker who has the range to play in coverage or line up outside and bring fear with his pass rush. Reggie has the frame and size (6'3 197lbs) to gain more strength and become a feared tackling machine at the collegiate football level and so far he has picked official offers from Mississippi State, North Carolina State and Purdue with strong interest coming from others. Virginia, Georgia Tech, Rutgers and Temple are also showing interest in Reggie and he believes his next offer could come from this group of schools. Originally from Mississippi, McGee has strong ties to the south and this past football season he was able to take an unofficial visit to Mississippi State University and they look to be the early leader for his services. Reggie wants to remain open as long as possible. He wants to take his time with his decision and be able to see as many schools as he can before he is ready to make his final decision. Reggie McGee has loads of potential and after an offseason in the weight room; he should be a rising recruit who ends up being recruited by the best of the best of college football. 2011 Stats: 39 tackles 4 sacks 2 forced fumbles

Reggie McGee Highlights

-c/o 2012 WR Kevius Morgan (Fort Lauderdale, FL/South Broward HS) is a long (6'3 189lbs) and athletic pass catcher that is still holding out hope for the big schools to come in and show interest before he ready to make his college decision. Morgan is a fluid and smooth wide out that has the ability to come down with the tough catch as well as beat his defender down the field with his speed. Kevius is an underrated receiver who has picked up official offers from Bowling Green, Richmond, Southern Illinois, Bucknell, Northern Colorado and North Carolina Central but a certain BCS program seems to be real interested and could eventually extend an offer. According to Morgan, the University of Georgia is interested in his abilities and has stayed in solid contact with him throughout the past couple of weeks. Kevius says that the Bulldogs like his size and the ability to go up after the ball. He thinks an offer could come from them and if they offered he would commit on the spot. Kevius is also receiving interest from Florida A&M, Davidson and Wagner. He has it in the works to take official visits starting within the next week, but he is unsure as to who he will see. Kevius actually claims a leader at this time in Richmond and he also says a decision could be coming soon before he makes his official visits. Morgan is a vastly under the radar prospect who could be a steal for whoever receives his commitment. 2011 Stats:28 catches 355 yards 1 Td

Kevius Morgan Highlights

-c/o 2013 OT/OG Griffin Clyatt from Valdosta, Georgia (Valwood HS) is a versatile and athletic offensive lineman who could play multiple positions along the offensive line and he has the potential to play at the highest level of college football. Griffin stands 6'4 290lbs with the nimble feet and physical nature to shove his opponent out of the way and keep him off his quarterback the majority of the game. High School coaches in his area claim Griffin to be the most athletic lineman from his area in a long time, and coaches from the college level have already become interested and he could be close to receiving his first official college offer. Schools like Georgia, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, Louisville and Marshall have taken an early interest in Clyatt with more schools becoming interested as the days go along. Griffin grew up a fan of the Georgia Bulldogs and would hold them in high favor if they offered. This past fall, Griffin was able to take unofficial visits to both Vanderbilt and Notre Dame and he plans to see both places again this spring. He has a junior day camp planned for Georgia on January 28^th and he is in the process of scheduling more camps for this summer. He has no time frame on when he would like to make his decision, and he would like to stay open so more schools can come in and offer him. Griffin is a still improving offensive lineman who should be one to follow throughout the 2013 recruiting class.

-c/o 2013 WR Dillon Tighe from Gambrills, Maryland (Arundel HS) is a sure handed and tough wideout who is not afraid of going across the middle to come up with the tough catch and is a complete teammate if there ever was one. Dillon has tons of passion for the game of football, and he looks forward to every moment he gets with his team. He strives to be the best wide receiver on the field and he is determined to play at the highest level of college football. No offers yet, Dillon is receiving the most attention from Maryland, Temple, Penn State, Michigan State, Rutgers, Missouri, Arkansas, Purdue, Virginia, SMU and New Hampshire. Dillon says that Maryland and Temple is currently recruiting him the most and that his first official offer could come from either one of those two. He is wide open to all schools and wants to find the place that will push him in both academics and on the football field. He has been able to take unofficial visits to SMU, Rutgers, Maryland and Virginia over this past summer, and he already has it in the works to see schools like Florida State, West Virginia, Notre Dame and Missouri this upcoming summer. Dillon would like to take as many visits possible this summer because his plan is to make his college decision before the start of his senior year in high school. Dillon is a quiet person off the field, but loud on it with his tough catches and precision route running and he should be a valuable addition to any school he eventually plays for. 2011 Stats: 36 catches 580 yards 8 Td's

Dillon Tighe Highlights

-c/o 2012 DE JeMarcus Marshall (Monroe, La/Quachita Parrish HS) is a consistent and tough minded pass rusher who plays with energy to whole game and never lets his motor stop until he hears the final whistle. JeMarcus stands 6'3 225lbs and he has the length and size to become a tremendous pass rusher at the collegiate level. He is still floating under the radar when it comes to the big named programs in college. JeMarcus is currently committed to McNeese State Unviersity with other offers coming from Northwestern State, Arkansas Pine Bluff and Arkansas Tech. He is also gaining interest from Louisiana Tech, Louisiana Monroe, Louisiana Lafayette, Texas State and Southeastern Louisiana. JeMarcus is committed and happy with that, but he is also waiting to see if any bigger schools come calling because that is level he thinks he belongs on. He is taking official visits to both Arkansas Pine Bluff and Arkansas Tech later this month and he would like to see others before he has to sign his name on the dotted line. JeMarcus has the size and passion to become a much added addition to any Division 1 football program, and he hopes he gets that opportunity before Signing Day arrives. 2011 Stats: 85 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, 3 forced fumbles

Other Recruiting News & Notes

-2012 and #1 rated S in the country Landon Collins (Dutchtown HS, La) gave his commitment on Thursday night to the Alabama Crimson Tide at the Under Armor All American game. Collins picked the Tide over home state LSU. Landon Collins is an elite prospect who stunned everyone with his commitment Thursday night.

-2012 Ath Cyrus Jones (Baltimore, Md/Gilman School) committed to the Alabama Crimson Tide at the Under Armor All American game on Thursday night. Cyrus committed to Alabama over offers from Auburn, Virginia Tech and Maryland. Jones has the elite talents to contribute on either side of the ball in Tuscaloosa.

-2012 RB Wes Brown (Olney, Md/Our Lady of Good Counsel HS) gave his commitment to the Maryland Terrapins on Thursday night at the Under Armor All American game. Brown picked the Terrapins over offers from Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Miami FL and Colorado. Brown decided to stay home and close to his family to play his college ball.

-2012 DE Channing Ward (Aberdeen HS, Ms) is an elite pass rusher who gave his commitment to the Ole Miss Rebels on Thursday night at the Under Armor All American game. Channing choose the Rebels over Alabama, Mississippi State and LSU. Ward has big time potential and is a huge pickup for new HC Hugh Freeze and the Rebels.

-2012 S Lucas Thompson (Winter Park, FL/West Orange HS) surprised everyone at the Under Armor All American game on Thursday night when he gave his commitment to the East Carolina Pirates.  Thompson has the size and skill set to be a major contributor next season for East Carolina.

-2012 S Chaz Elder (Bannekar HS, Ga) gave his commitment on Thursday night to the South Carolina Gamecocks at the Under Armor All American game. Elder picked South Carolina over Vanderbilt and Georgia. Chaz has tons of athleticism and he is a solid pickup for the Gamecocks and their future defensive backfield.

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2011 Southwest Post Season Regional All-American Team

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2011 Southwest Post Season Regional All-American Team

Courtesy: Barry Every / National Underclassmen Combine Release: December 27, 2011

The National Underclassmen Combine is proud to introduce the first annual postseason Southwest 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 this past season on the gridiron and are considered elite college prospects at their respective positions.
2011 Offensive Skill Player of the Year- Trey Williams, RB, Dekaney, TX* "Williams led his team to the 5A DII State Title with 3,884 yards and 48 touchdowns. He proved extremely durable while possessing the best combination of speed and power at the highest level in Texas."-Barry Every 2011 Offensive Line Player of the Year- Kennedy Estelle, OL, Dawson, TX "Estelle is a tall athletic natural hip and knee bender ideal for the left offensive tackle position. Linemen usually don't make an early impact but this "big ugly" could break that trend."-Barry Every 2011 Defensive Skill Player of the Year- Zack Sanchez, DB, Keller Central, TX* "This two-way star recorded 41 catches for 939 yards and 11 scores. Defensively he proved as quick as an ocelot snagging nine interceptions."-Barry Every 2011 Defensive Line Player of the Year- Devonte Fields, DL, Arlington Martin, TX "This very active defensive lineman recorded over 70 tackles and 14 sacks on the season. He is quick off the ball and has the speed to catch lollygagging backs from behind."-Barry Every
Offense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant)
QB Connor Brewer, Chaparral, AZ*	This Under Amour All-American selection guided his team to a State Championship while throwing for 37 touchdowns versus six picks.
RB Johnathan Gray, Aledo, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection ran for 3,891 yards and 65 touchdowns while leading his team to the 4A DII Title.
RB Trey Williams, Dekaney, TX*	This U.S. Army All-American selection carried the ball 427 times for 3,884 yards and 48 touchdowns while leading his team to the 5A DII State Title.
WR Sterling Shepard, Heritage Hall, OK	This Under Armour All-American selection caught 73 passes for 1,243 yards and 17 scores this past season.
WR Davonte Neal, Chaparral, AZ*	This Under Armour All-American selection caught 62 passes for 1,113 yards and 14 scores this past season.
TE Griffin Gilbert, Lake Travis, TX*	This athletic hybrid tight end snagged 53 passes for 1,019 yards and 18 scores while leading team to 4A DI State Title.
OL Adam Butler, Duncanville, TX*	This Offense/Defense All-American selection proved to be one of the most athletic linemen in the country.
OL John Michael McGee, Texas, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection is versatile enough to play any of the interior line positions.
OL Andrus Peat, Corona Del Sol, AZ	This Under Armour All-American selection is one of the few true left offensive tackles in the country.
OL Kennedy Estelle, Dawson, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (12-3) record.
OL Curtis Riser, DeSoto, TX*	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (10-2) record.
Defense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant)
DL Mario Edwards, Ryan, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (12-1) record.
DL Malcom Brown, Brenham, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (11-1) record.
DL Devonte Fields, Arlington Martin, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (12-2) record.
DL Hassan Ridgeway, Mansfield, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to a (11-2) record.
LB Peter Jinkens, Skyline, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (14-1) record.
LB A.J. Hilliard, Klein Oak, TX	Hilliard led his team with an amazing 143 tackles on the season.
LB Timothy Cole, Brenham, TX	This U.S. Army All-American led his team to a (11-1) record.
DB Zack Sanchez, Keller Central, TX*	Sanchez snagged an amazing nine interceptions on the season.
DB Kendall Sanders, Athens, TX*	This U.S. Army All-American selection snagged five picks in ten games.
DB Justin Thomas, West Orange-Stark, TX*	Thomas led his team to a (10-4) record this past season.
DB LaDarrell McNeil, Wilmer Hutchins, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection recorded 124 tackles on the season.
ATH Bralon Addison, Hightower, TX*	This U.S. Army All-American selection passed for 22 touchdowns and rushed for 20 scores while leading his team to the Texas 5A DI Title game.
Offense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant)
QB Alec Morris, Allen, TX	Morris passed for 3,242 yards and 35 scores while leading team to (11-1) record.
RB B.J. Catalon, Westside, TX	Catalon rushed for 2,261 yards and 32 touchdowns this past season.
RB D.J. Foster, Saguaro, AZ	This Semper Fidelis All-American selection ran for 3,058 yards and 54 touchdowns this past season.
WR Thomas Johnson, Skyline, TX	This Under Armour All-American selection caught 55 passes for 1,077 yards and 13 scores this past season.
WR Connor Crane, Guyer, TX	Crane snagged 46 passes for 996 yards and 16 touchdowns this past season.
TE Zac Veatch, Broken Arrow, OK	Veatch excelled on both sides of the ball while leading team to (14-2) record.
OL Michael Starts, La Vega, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to a (11-1) record.
OL Camrhon Hughes, Harker Heights, TX	Hughes was selected to the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
OL Simon Goines, Keller Central. TX*	Goines helped guide his team to a (8-3) record.
OL Cayman Bundage, Douglass, OK*	This Offense/Defense All-American selection led his team to a (8-3) record.
OL Blake Belcher, Guthrie, OK*	Belcher helped guide his team to an OSAA 5A State Title.
Defense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant)
DL Javonte Magee, Sam Houston, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to a (8-3) record.
DL Paul Boyette, Humble, TX*	Boyette was selected to the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
DL Anthony Smith, Westfield, TX*	Smith led his team to a (10-4) record and a win over 5A DII State Champs Dekaney, TX during the regular season.
DL Kisima Jagne, Chandler, AZ	Jagne led his team to a (8-4) record this past season.
LB Brian Nance, Trinity, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to a (12-1) record.
LB Jordan Richmond, Ryan, TX	This Semper Fidelis All-American selection led his team to a (12-1) record.
LB Dalton Santos, Van, TX*	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (10-2) record.
DB Edward Pope, Carthage, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection led his team to a (9-4) record.
DB Corey Thompson, Elkins, TX*	Thompson led his team to an (8-3) record this past season.
DB Colin Blake, Brandies, TX	Blake led his team to a (11-2) record this past season.
DB Orlando Thomas, Copperas Cove, TX	This Offensive/Defensive All-American selection led his team to a (10-2) record.
ATH Kendyl Taylor, Hamilton, AZ	Taylor caught 87 passes for 1,132 yards while rushing for an additional 558 yards on the season.
Offense Honorable Mention
QB Brooks Haack, Katy, TX*	Haack threw for 1,991 yards with 31 touchdown passes versus four interceptions.
RB Timothy Wright, LaMarque, TX	This Semper Fidelis All-American selection ran for 1,835 yards and 28 scores this season.
RB Jonathan Williams, Allen, TX*	This Semper Fidelis All-American selection ran for over 1,100 yards in a shortened season due to injuries.
WR Cayleb Jones, Austin, TX	This Under Armour All-American caught 71 passes for 1,043 yards and five scores.
WR Jeff Thomas, Duncanville, TX*	Thomas caught 59 passes for 899 yards and 12 touchdowns in 11 games.
TE Gerron Ballard, Whitewright, TX	Ballard caught 40 passes for 619 yards and seven touchdowns this season.
OL Mike Matthews, Elkins, TX	This U.S. Army All-American selection is the son of NFL Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews.
OL Michael Wilson, Aledo, TX*	Wilson helped guide his team to a (14-2) record and the 4A DII State Championship.
OL Zach Hemmila, Chandler, AZ	This Semper Fidelis All-American selection led his team to an (8-4) record.
OL Trey Keenan, Argyle, TX	Keenan led his team to a (14-2) record this past season.
OL Kyle Fuller, Wylie, TX	Fuller is a versatile lineman that could play several positions at the next level.
Defense Honorable Mention
DL Alex Norman, Bishop Dunne, TX	Norman is an Under Armour-All-American selection.
DL Eric Davis, John Tyler, TX	Davis led his team to a (11-4) record.
DL Danielle Hunter, Morton Ranch, TX	Hunter starred on both sides of the ball for the Mavericks.
DL Polo Manukainiu, Trinity, TX	Manukainiu led his team to a (12-1) record this past season.
LB Alex De La Torre, Ryan, TX	De La Torre recorded 24 TFLs and seven sacks this past season.
LB Kendall Ehrlich, Pearland, TX	Ehrlich led his team to a (11-4) record this past season.
LB Michael Richardson, DeSoto, TX	This Offense/Defense All-American selection led his team to a (10-2) record.
DB LaDarius Newbold, Lancaster, TX*	Newbold led his team to a (9-3) record this past season.
DB Reggie Daniels, Hamilton, AZ*	Daniels recorded 90 tackles and five picks on the season.
DB Devante Harris, Horn, TX	Harris was an Under Armour All-American selection.
DB Bryson Echols, DeSoto, TX*	This Under Armour All-American selection led his team to a (10-2) record.
ATH Reginald Davis, Tenaha, TX	Davis rushed for 1,915 yards and 35 touchdowns on the season.

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SI.com's 2011 High School All-Americas
	OFFENSE		DEFENSE
	QB Maty Mauk Sr., Kenton (Ohio) Missouri commit set the national prep record for career passing yards (18,520) and TDs (213).		DE Noah Spence Sr., Bishop McDevitt (Pa.) Five-star pass-rusher notched 108 tackles, 12.5 sacks, three blocked punts and a safety.
	RB Sr., Aledo (Texas) Prolific runner compiled 10,908 career rushing yards and 205 TDs, the latter a national record.		DT Eddie Goldman Sr., Friendship Collegiate (D.C.) The 6-4, 307-pounder recorded 38 tackles, 15 sacks and five forced fumbles in senior effort.
	RB Trey Williams Sr., Dekaney (Texas) The dynamic tailback amassed 3,890 yards and 48 touchdowns en route to a state title.		DT Aziz Shittu Sr., Buhach Colony (Calif.) The senior stalwart recorded 89 tackles and six sacks in leading the Thunder to a 12-1 record.
	WR Dorial Green-Beckham Sr., Hillcrest (Mo.) The nation's top recruit finished his career with 6,447 receiving yards, a new national record.		DE Darius Hamilton Sr., Don Bosco Prep (N.J.) The dominant force on the nation's best defense had 72 tackles, 21 sacks and one INT.
	WR Quinshad Davis Sr., Gaffney (S.C.) The senior collected 2,009 receiving yards and 25 TDs while maintaining a 4.1 GPA.		LB Dillon Lee Sr., Buford (Ga.) Hard-hitting prospect anchored a Wolves unit that allowed a meager 7.3 points per game.
	TE Griffin Gilbert Sr., Lake Travis (Texas) TCU commit made 17 TD catches to lead Cavaliers to a fifth straight Texas state title.		LB Reggie Ragland Sr., Bob Jones (Ala.) 'Bama-bound linebacker accumulated 97 tackles -- 22 for loss -- and six sacks in 2011.
	OL D.J. Humphries Sr., Mallard Creek (N.C.) Florida-bound lineman paved way for an offense that tallied more than 5,000 yards in '11.		LB Eric Striker Sr., Armwood (Fla.) The Oklahoma-bound linebacker spearheaded a Hawks' D that registered six shutouts.
	OL John Theus Sr., The Bolles School (Fla.) The 6-6, 295-pounder keyed a Bolles School offense that averaged 38.4 points.		CB Tracy Howard Sr., Miramar (Fla.) The lockdown corner corralled six interceptions en route to a Class 8A state title game berth.
	OL Jay Guillermo Sr., Maryville (Tenn.) Future Clemson center bolstered a line that captured back-to-back Class 6A crowns.		S Landon Collins Sr., Dutchtown (La.) Blue-chip prospect hauled in four interceptions and two pick-sixes for 10-1 Dutchtown.
	OL Kyle Kalis Sr., St. Edward (Ohio) The son of former Vikings' tackle Todd Kalis helped St. Edward to a 23-4 mark since '10.		S Josh Harvey-Clemons Sr., Lowndes (Ga.) The five-star athlete blanketed the field, tallying 105 tackles and three interceptions.
	OL Zach Banner Sr., Lakes (Wash.) Lancers' offensive tackle opened holes for a unit that averaged 220.8 rushing yards.		CB Ronald Darby Sr., Potomac (Md.) Darby powered a Wolverines' secondary that posted four shutouts and allowed 82 points.
	SPECIAL TEAMS
	K Adam Griffith Sr., Calhoun (Ga.) The Crimson Tide commit kicked the game-winning OT field goal in Georgia Class 2A final.		R Davonte Neal Sr., Chaparral (Ariz.) The 5-10 sparkplug returned three kickoffs and two punts for TDs in sensational season.
	P Devon Bell Sr., Warren Central (Miss.) Bell punted 46 times for 1,922 yards as a senior, 14 of them downed inside the 20.		AP Stefon Diggs Sr., Good Counsel (Md.) The dynamic playmaker totaled 1,443 all-purpose yards, 13 TDs, 32 tackles and 4 INTs.
Second Team
	OFFENSE		DEFENSE
	QB , Sr., Hueytown (Ala.)		DE Mario Edwards, Sr., Denton Ryan (Texas)
	RB Rushel Shell, Sr., Hopewell (Pa.)		DT Sheldon Day, Sr., Warren Central (Ind.)
	RB T.J. Yeldon, Sr., Daphne (Ala.)		DT Tommy Schutt, Sr., Glenbard West (Ill.)
	WR Deontay Greenberry, Sr., Union (Calif.)		DE Adolphus Washington, Sr., Taft (Ohio)
	WR , Sr., Washington (Ind.)		LB Ukeme Eligwe, Sr., Stone Mountain (Ga.)
	TE Devin Funchess, Sr., Harrison (Mich.)		LB Keith Brown, Sr., Miami Norland (Fla.)
	OL Andrus Peat, Sr., Corona del Sol (Ariz.)		LB Kwontie Moore, Sr., Norfolk Christian (Va.)
	OL Max Tuerk, Sr., Santa Margarita (Calif.)		CB Yuri Wright, Sr., Don Bosco Prep (N.J.)
	OL Mike Matthews, Sr., Elkins (Texas)		S Shaq Thompson, Sr., Grant (Calif.)
	OL Kennedy Estelle, Sr., Dawson (Texas)		S De'Van Bogard, Sr., Glenville (Ohio)
	OL Arik Armstead, Sr., Pleasant Grove (Calif.)		CB Geno Smith, Sr., St. Piux X (Ala.)
	SPECIAL TEAMS
	K Ross Martin, Sr., Walsh Jesuit (Ohio)		R Cyrus Jones, Sr., Gilman School (Md.)
	P Colby Cooke, Sr., Goochland (Va.)		AP Dashon Hunt, Sr., Westlake (Calif.)
Honorable Mention
	QB Anthony Alford, Petal (Miss.); Max Browne, Skyline (Wash.); Joey Copeland, Gaffney (S.C.); Devin Fuller, Old Tappan (N.J.); Kenny Hill, Carroll (Texas); Gunner Kiel, Columbus East (Ind.); Zach Kline, San Ramon Valley (Calif.); Fredi Knighten, Pulaski Academy (Ark.); Patton Robinette, Maryville (Tenn.); Patrick Towles, Highlands (Ky.); Tanner Trosin, Folsom (Calif.)
	RB Dalyn Dawkins, Trinity (Ky.); Duke Johnson, Miami Norland (Fla.); Brian Kimbrow, Memphis East (Tenn.); Joel Kimpela, Euless Trinity (Texas); Steven Long, Lake Oswego (Ore.); Keith Marshall, Millbrook (N.C.); Barry Sanders Jr., Heritage Hall (Okla.);Ryan Switzer, George Washington (W.Va.); Shaquille Powell, Bishop Gorman (Nev.); Joseph Sadler, Devine (Texas); Kelvin Taylor, Glades Day (Fla.); Joseph Yearby, Miami Central (Fla.)
	WR Chris Black, First Coast (Fla.); Akia Booker, Byrnes (S.C.); Derrick Griffin, Rosenberg Terry (Texas); Cayleb Jones, Austin (Texas); Andre McDonald, Hopkins (Minn.); James Quick, Trinity (Ky.); Andrew Rodriguez, Allen (Texas); Shaq Roland, Lexington (S.C.); Sterling Shepard, Heritage Hall (Okla.); Bryce Treggs, St. John Bosco (Calif.)
	TE Pharoah Brown, Brush (Ohio); Jalen Cope-Fitzpatrick, Whitney (Calif.); Kurt Freitag, Buford (Ga.); Justin Meredith, T.L. Hanna (S.C.); Taylor McNamara, Westview (Calif.); Ricky Parks, Callaway (Ala.); Sean Price, North Marion (Fla.); Kent Taylor, Land O'Lakes (Fla.); Blake Thomas, St. Ignatius (Ohio); Colin Thompson, Archbishop Wood (Pa.)
	OL Vadal Alexander, Buford (Ga.); Brandyn Cook, St. Xavier (Ohio); Jordan Diamond, Simeon (Ill.); Mike Madaras, Our Lady of Good Counsel (Md.); Kyle Murphy, San Clemente (Calif.); Curtis Riser, DeSoto (Texas); Ronnie Stanley, Bishop Gorman (Nev.); Frank Taylor, Archbishop Wood (Pa.); Dan Voltz, Barrington (Ill.); Michael Wilson, Aledo (Texas)
	DL Ryan Anderson, Daphne (Ala.); Malcom Brown, Brenham (Texas); Jonathan Bullard, Crest (N.C.); Allen Covington, Armwood (Fla.); Devonte Fields, Martin (Texas); Dante Fowler Jr., Lakewood (Fla.); Eli Harold, Ocean Lakes (Va.); Michael Moore, DeMatha (Md.); Mario Ojemudia, Harrison (Mich.); Channing Ward, Aberdeen (Miss.); Chris Wormley, Whitmer (Ohio)
	LB Michael Barton, De La Salle (Calif.); Vince Biegel, Rapids Lincoln (Wisc.); Gabe King, Kenton (Ohio); Raphael Kirby, Stone Mountain (Ga.); Royce Jenkns-Stone, Cass Tech (Mich.); Peter Jinkens, Dallas Skyline (Texas); Wynton McManis, Olive Branch (Miss.); Antonio Morrison, Boilingbrook (Ill.); Brian Nance, Euless Trinity (Texas); Mike Tate, Plant (Fla.)
	DB Ishmael Adams, Westlake (Calif.); Travis Blanks, North Florida Christian (Fla.); Deon Bush, Columbus (Fla.); Alex Carter, Briar Woods (Va.); Reggie Daniels, Hamilton (Ariz.); Trae Elston, Oxford (Ala.); Randall Goforth, Long Beach Poly (Calif.); Jarrett Irving, Dekaney (Texas); Marrell Jackson, Miramar (Fla.); Jarvis McCall, Armwood (Fla.); Terry Richardson, Cass Tech (Mich.); Kendall Sanders, Athens (Texas)
	AP Nelson Agholor, Berkeley Prep (Fla.); Cedric Dozier, Lakes (Wash.); Tyler Hasty, Bellevue (Wash.); William Likely, Glades Central (Fla.); D.J. Foster, Saguaro (Ariz.); Durron Neal, De Smet Jesuit (Mo.); Brandon Peoples, Archbishop Wood (Pa.); Desmon Peoples, Archbishop Wood (Pa.); Kevon Seymour, Muir (Calif.); Elijah Shumate, Don Bosco Prep (N.J.); Orlando Thomas, Copperas Cove (Texas); Eddie Williams, Arnold (Fla.)

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Elite Offensive Tackle Looks to Breakout in 2013

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Elite Offensive Tackle Looks to Breakout in 2013

Courtesy: Chris Smith / National Underclassmen Combine Release: January 02, 2012

Kenny Lacy from Phoenix, Arizona (Mountain Pointe HS) is a budding star for the recruiting class of 2013 who is not even close to filling out his full capabilities as a football player yet, and he already has just about every college coach interested in his talents. Kenny stands 6'5 260lbs with long arms and the athleticism to move up and down the offensive line. He is exceptionally athletic for a young man his size. Kenny is a basketball player as well as being a standout football star and those skills he has for the basketball court transition over well to the football field and it allows him to become the most athletic player on the field at any given time. "I love playing sports and growing up I was taught that playing multiple sports would help me become the best overall athlete I could be. I think playing multiple sports has now put me in the position to excel at one certain sport and that sport is football. I love playing football, and I look forward to every moment I spend with my teammates. I am still learning about the game, but I am a sponge that is willing to learn it all and become the best player I can be, said Lacy."

College coaches from all around the country have become enamored with the talents that Kenny Lacy possesses. Lacy has tremendous potential and he has the talents to one day become one of the best linemen in the college game. So far Kenny has received two official offers from the University of Arizona and the Purdue Boilermakers while others like Michigan, Michigan State, USC, California, Tennessee and UCLA are showing strong interest and will eventually extend him an offer. Kenny is getting tons of attention from college football programs and he already has the look of one of the top recruited players for next year's recruiting class. He is receiving new interest from new schools every day, and he is just taking in all the attention and taking things slow with his process, "I have been hearing from coaches for a while now, and I love every minute of it. I am just now starting to think about my college recruitment since I am now heading into the last year of high school, so I am planning to takes things slow and give each school an equal shot at recruiting me. I have always liked USC, Oregon and Texas growing up but I don't have any favorites right now and I am open to everyone, said Lacy."

Kenny is headed to Texas this weekend for the Army All-American Combine for rising juniors, and he is looking to display his talents and show everyone that he is one of the best prospects out there, "I am so excited about going to the Army All-American combine because I know the best talent in the 2013 recruiting class will be there. I want to go up against the best competition I can, because you learn more about yourself as a player when you play against the best of the best, said the Mountain Pointe High School linemen." Lacy likes performing under the brightest of lights and he doesn't mind playing under the most pressure possible. He embraces competition to its fullest and he thinks his game shines the most when the game is on the line, "I love pressure packed moments. Those moments are when you find out if you are man enough to get the job done. Football is a game where one key moment could turn the whole game around and favor the other team towards a victory. I live for those moments and I can't wait to see what those moments feel like during a college football game, said Lacy."

Kenny Lacy still has some room to grow, and he still has several things he needs to learn about the offensive tackle position. His potential is unlimited and he has the talents to reach the highest level of football possible. Kenny is a hard worker who always likes to put in time inside the weight room as well as staying on the practice field so he can learn as much as he can about his position. "I love learning as much as I can about the game of football. I am a sports nut that is always around sports. If I am not in the weight room then I am on the practice field learning every detail I can about my position. My plan is to become the best offensive linemen in the country for my senior year and then eventually become the best offensive tackle in college, said Lacy."

Coaches from all around the country are hot on the trails of Kenny Lacy and his offer sheet should extend with the best college football programs in the country on it. He is preparing to hit the road the spring and summer to see as many college campuses as he can. Kenny wants to see what all there is out there to offer him in a college football program and see what place fits him the most. Kenny is looking to take his time when it comes to making his college decision, and according to him the Army All-American game looks to be the perfect place for him to announce his college choice, "I am making plans to visit tons of schools this summer and see exactly everything that is out there and be sure I make the absolute best decision for me. I plan to take my time with my decision and come up with a list of schools that I feel the most comfortable with and choose the best place for me. I think around this time next year at the Army All-American game is when I would like to make a commitment. It gives me enough time to sort through all my choices as well as being on a stage where everyone will be tuned in to see what college I end up picking. This next year should be a blast, and I am defiantly looking forward to it, said Lacy."

College Offers: Arizona and Purdue. Others Interested: Alabama, Arizona State, Auburn, California, Colorado, Georgia, Michigan, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Oregon, San Diego State, USC, UCLA, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.

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NUC Hits The Road: 2011 AT&T Georgia Junior Bowl

Courtesy: Barry Every / National Underclassmen Combine           Release: January 01, 2012

ATLANTA, GA. - No high school All-Star game is more unique than the AT&T Junior Bowl for rising seniors in Georgia held at Grady Stadium. Over 90 of the State's top juniors were split into East and West squads for this Bowl Game. Most of the participants in this All-Star Game were here with the hopes of claiming early attention from college recruiters. The game also boasted many of the top high school coaches in the Peach State. This hard fought contest would end with the West winning 27-20 over the East. The East squad struck first led by Alpharetta, GA signal caller Joshua Dobbs who hit on a series of passes ending with a quick slant to Tucker, GA athlete Juwaan Williams. A fumbled snap by the East punter would set up the West's first score as Calhoun, GA quarterback Taylor Lamb ran the ball in from three yards out early in the second quarter knotting the score a seven. The East would again face mishap on special teams as Montravious Adams blocked a punt that teammate Jevaris Jones would scoop up and score on giving the West squad its first lead of the game. The West would counter again behind the arm of Dobbs who moved his team down field 80 yards in eight plays capped by a 5-yard toss to Elbert County, GA running back Tyshon Dye. The West quickly countered with a 93-yard kickoff return by Georgia commit Tray Matthews allowing the West to take a 21-14 lead into the locker room at the half. The second half started off with both teams trading punts back and forth until Dobbs again led the East squad on a methodical 12 play drive that went 94 yards. The drive would end as Dobbs hit high school teammate Carlos Burse on a one yard fade pass in the back right corner of the end zone. But a missed extra point allowed the West to maintain a 21 to 20. Dobbs would get another chance to be the hero driving the East squad 58 yards on 10 plays only to be picked off when his first option was not open. The West turned that pick into six points as Walton, GA speedster Tyren Jones made the longest run of the game scoring from 44 yards out with 4:10 left in the game. After another missed extra point the West's lead was extended to 27-20.  The East did block a punt with 11.8 seconds left in the game but only had time for two cracks from West's 27 yards line. Both passes would find the field turf of Grady Stadium as the West won the second annual AT& T Georgia Junior Bowl 27 to 20. Below are just some of the games top performers that proved worthy of DI recognition.
WEST SQUAD
	Stats/Highlights: Adams had two tackles and a blocked punt in the game. But he proved strong enough to negate the running game and quick enough to apply pressure on the quarterback. Assets: There is no question that this defensive lineman had the best overall body structure of any lineman in the AT&T Junior Bowl. He has the size and athletic ability to play either strong side defensive end or defensive tackle at the next level. He plays with excellent pad level and is strong as a bull at the point of attack. Development: Adams just needs to find which position best suits his future skill set. Right now that would be as a defensive end in a 3-4 defense. Recruiting: He currently has an offer from Clemson but has a chance to be one of the Top five players in the Peach State.
Montravious Adams, DL 6-3/280, Dooly County, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Ellison had three solo tackles in this extravaganza while all but dominating any inside running game by the East Squad. Assets: Ellison has a powerful body ideal for taking up more than one blocker while not getting pushed off the ball. He played with good pad level while using his hands and lateral movement to slide off blockers. Development: How much more weight can Ellison tack onto his frame? He will most likely project as a defensive tackle so adding weight while maintaining his current athleticism is a must. Recruiting: He currently has offers from Auburn, Georgia Tech, Michigan, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Jay Ellison, DL 6-1/280, Harris County, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Foster recorded three tackles two of which were TFLs in only one half of ball. If running backs don't hit the hole quick he will swallow them whole. Assets: Physically the most impressive linebacker in the game. Though he only played one half he proved quick enough and tough enough to run through ball carriers trying to get to the outside. Foster should make a very good SEC inside linebacker. Development: Not only did he leave this game early he missed games during his junior season. Somehow you would like to see him improve his durability. Recruiting: Committed to Alabama.
Reuben Foster, LB 6-1/220, Troup County, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Jones carried the ball seven times for 61 yards and one score while catching two passes for 57 yards. He is at is best when given a sliver of space gaining huge chunks of yardage in a blink of an eye. Assets: Jones is explosive with the ball in his hand either as a runner or receiver. He is near impossible to corral when in space and he has hips on a swivel. He is the ideal all-purpose back that possesses homerun speed. Development: Jones has a nifty spin move in his bag of tricks but using it between the guards near the line of scrimmage will either get him hurt or cause him to turn the ball over. This move needs to be used in one-on-one situations in my opinion. Recruiting: He currently has offers from Duke, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma State and Vanderbilt.
Tyren Jones, RB 5-8/190, Walton, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Lamb completed three of eight passes for 34 yards while rushing for 32 yards on three carries. He is like Houdini with the ball while running the read option attack. Assets: Lamb is mechanically sound in the pocket keeping the ball held high while his eyes survey the field. He is also a wizard with the ball exchanges in the read option showing the ability to freeze the defensive end. Development: I would like to see him put a tad more zip on his passes to the boundary. This can be done by creating more torque with a better weight transfer. Recruiting: He currently has no DI offers but will get national attention with his big win over Buford, GA in the GHSA AA State Championship game.
Taylor Lamb, QB 6-1/190, Calhoun, GA
	Stats/Highlights: He was the game's leading tackler with ten stops and also had the games only interception. Leonard is not afraid to come up in run support to lay a big blow. Assets: Leonard is not afraid to come up in run support while also covering a lot of real estate tracking down receivers. He also proved he knew what to do with the ball after a pick returning it 25 yards. He has excellent overall body structure for the safety position. Development: He could work on staying lower in his backpedal allowing him to pounce out and make more plays on the ball. Recruiting: He currently has no offers but that should change since he is at the same school as Reuben Foster.
Cortez Leonard, DB 5-11/195, Troup County, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Matthews was in on four tackles but made his biggest impact on special teams returning a kickoff 93 yards for a score. He is at his best closing on the ball while making a big hit. Assets: Has a great frame, good athleticism and the ball skills to play either safety position at the next level. Matthews also proved to be one tough runner on special teams being fearless sticking it up the middle while running as hard as he could. He has the skills set to really excel on coverage teams at the next level. Development: Will need to add some overall muscle mass if he wants to be the same intimidator he is in high school at the next level. Recruiting: He is committed to Georgia.
Tray Matthews, DB 6-1/190, Newnan
	Stats/Highlights: Basically playing on one leg Wiggins still managed four tackles and two pass breakups. Though he is not the biggest cornerback he proved to be fearless coming up in run support. Assets: He stays low in his backpedal which allows him to uncoil quickly enough to make plays on the ball. His quick reaction also allows him to come up in run support not allowing backs to gain much yardage. Even though he is not the biggest defensive back he definitely is not afraid to come up and stick his facemask on ball carrier. Development: The biggest area he will need to improve upon is his overall size and strength. He is very thin and looks frail for a big-time corner. But he does have the skill set, hips, and moxie that elite corners need. Recruiting: He currently has offers from Ball State, Cincinnati, Michigan, Ohio, Ohio State, Tennessee, Toledo and Wake Forest.
Shaq Wiggins, DB 5-10/160, Sandy Creek, GA*
EAST SQUAD
	Stats/Highlights: Burse grabbed six passes for 66 yards and one score. He did a great job of finding the ball on a fade pattern for a score while keeping in bounds. Assets: Burse is a competent route runner that possesses soft hands. He did a nice job of adjusting to the ball in the air while catching it away from his body. Development: He is still very thin at this time and will need to add about 15 pounds of muscle mass to help improve durability and getting off press coverage. Recruiting: Burse already has offers from Duke, Florida, NC State, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Virginia Tech.
Carlos Burse, WR 6-3/200, Alpharetta, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Dobbs completed 20 of 31 passes for 227 yards and three scores versus one interception. He was at his best moving around in the pocket avoiding the rush while keeping his eyes downfield. Assets: He was never rattled in the pocket showing the presence of mind to side step would be rushers while keeping his eyes downfield. Dobbs has the ability to buy time in the pocket or make unscripted yards with his feet. In the end he proved to not only be the most productive quarterback on the night but also the best leader. Development: Burse is very thin and it is imperative that he add more muscle mass. This will help him break more tackles and improve his arm strength. He needs to put more zip on his passes thrown to the boundary. Recruiting: Dobbs currently has no DI offers but that won't last long because he is perfect for the spread offense.
Joshua Dobbs, QB 6-2/185, Alpharetta, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Griffin totaled six tackles with two TFLs and all but shut down the West rushing offense with his powerful push up front. Assets: Already possesses the size and girth to help anchor him to the ground not allowing offensive lineman to push him off the ball. He does a nice job of using his hands to keep opposing blockers off his body and he is very quick off the ball. Development: May lack the length to play defensive end at the next level. Griffin's best position may be as an interior defensive lineman which means adding another 20 pounds. Recruiting: Griffin already has offers from Auburn, FSU, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and South Carolina.
Kelsey Griffin, DL 6-2/282, Mill Creek, GA
	Stats/Highlights: He had a game high eight catches for 115 yards. None was sweeter than the pass he caught in the fourth quarter keeping his balance by the sideline and turning the ball up field. Assets: Normally a running back Kamara played slot receiver in this game. He proved just as talented as a receiver as he is a running back by flashing soft hands and showing excellent speed. Kamara proved to have excellent body control and the quickness to make yards after the catch. He also has excellent overall body structure. Development: He had one of the best games of any athlete. It would have been nice to see him work out at running back but either way he is still a superior athlete. Recruiting: Kamara currently has an offer from Syracuse, but that will multiply very soon because he was one of the most explosive talents in the game.
Alvin Kamara, RB/WR 5-9/195, Norcross, GA*
	Stats/Highlights: Miles was in on two tackles but more importantly he had four pass breakups usually by running through the intended receiver. Assets: He has a solid build and no fear when coming up in run support. He also had that impeccable timing of greeting the receiver right as the ball arrived. Miles is either a big corner or a cover safety at the next level. Development: Right now he is a tweener as a corner or a safety. Outside of that he is definitely what we call in the business a FOOTBALL PLAYER! Recruiting: He currently has an offer from Duke. Look for that to change because he may have the skill set to play corner at the next level.
Donnie Miles, DB 5-11/185, North Gwinnett, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Printz completed 12 of 22 passes for 92 yards. He was at his best throwing the quick outs with plenty of zip and good throwing mechanics. Assets: Has the ideal height and overall size for a pro-style quarterback. At times Printz showed excellent throwing mechanics using good weight transfer while holding the ball high and coming over the top. Development: He still needs to be conscious about not floating balls between the hashes. Printz also needs to be more consistent with his throwing mechanics. When he is consistent he is very good. Recruiting: He is currently committed to SMU.
Eddie Printz, QB 6-4/195, Lassiter, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Rochell was in on two tackles both of which were TFLs while supplying pressure on the West quarterbacks all night long. Assets: Has the ideal height and body structure to become a monster-sized defensive end at the next level. Rochell was quick off the ball and relentless in his pursuit of the quarterback.  Development: The biggest area of improvement is working on lower pad level at the point of attack. He could also work on his flexibility which should help his change of direction. Recruiting: Rochell has over 15 major offers at this time.
Isaac Rochell, DL 6-5/240, Eagles Landing Christian, GA
	Stats/Highlights: Williams had seven catches for 78 yards and one score. He was the go to receiver for the East squad in the first half using his speed and quickness to create space. Assets: Williams does a nice job of creating space with his speed or by bouncing off linebackers. He is also very dangerous after the catch using his cat like agility to make tacklers miss. Development: Williams played quarterback in for Tucker, GA and has had little practice running routes. At times he proved inconsistent catching the ball with his hands away from his body. Once he becomes more comfortable playing the position he could become a superstar. Recruiting: He currently has offers from East Carolina, Kentucky, NC State, UCF, Vanderbilt, and Wake Forest.