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Saturday, January 21, 2012
NUC 7 on 7 Air Raid Elite Teams Tryouts this weekend and next http://ow.ly/8BP8k
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Friday, January 20, 2012
2013 NUC Southeast Top60 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8ALVp #nuc #nucswagg
2013 NUC Southeast Top60 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8ALVp nuc nucswagg
Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part Two-High School Football Recruiting
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Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part Two
A. See Part One for most of it!
B. If you are a top player you must then also make sure sites like NationalUnderclassmen.com, Rivals.com, Scout.com, Maxpreps.com, 247Sports.com, Bleacher Report all know who you are. Please don't harass them, but do send your film, your bio, your stats, your combine results and awards and they will find the best!
C. You must be a top player in your area, your state first. There are no all-American that are not All State something. Be the best player you can be, train like an animal, and become the best and you will be recognized!
D. Small school players can be All Americans! Just ask Jonathan Gray he is going to Texas and plays a mid-sized school and holds every rushing record ever recorded and is an All American!
#3. Does Training Make a difference?
A. Absolutely, I always say to high school athletes, Train with your team first and go over and above by training again with a great trainer!
B. There are outstanding trainers everywhere, look for the NUC Training Affiliates to find more at nationalunderclassmen.com coming soon. You need work in three areas. 1. Combine Prep 2. Positions Skills 3. Speed and Strength....and 4th area is mental training but that can be addressed in my opinion by handling the first three areas first, because with high school athletes if they have prepared physically they always feel better mentally!
C. LEARN YOUR PLAYBOOK AND LEARN THE GAME. I have younger cousins in high school that love to play madden and NCAA and think they know the game from that and yet know nothing. How do I know, because as a coach when I play then in Xbox after getting familiar with the game, I always beat them in game 2 and beyond. Why? Because I read coverage's, know where my receivers are going and I just run the same play over and over again, read the coverage and deliver the football. They say oh you're a coach you just read the coverage's!!! Correct, I know the game, it is your job as a player to know the game, seek help, watch film and get better! The more you know the better a player you will be! Know coverage's, know scheme, know your position, know the reads. Then you will be great!
FINALLY, your job is to leverage your football athletic ability to get a college degree. If you get a scholarship great, if you become an all-American even better, but most importantly, football players have an opportunity to go to schools that they may not normally get into because they are great football players and good students! Take advantage of your life opportunities, they only come around once! College is a 40 year investment in your future, not a four year one! Always remember that! I hope this helps! I am a guru of recruiting and understand the process, and I am also a high school coach, who played on scholarship at UCONN, so I know the process from all angles! I have my own players that play in the NFL and on Scholarship at various D-1 schools!
Work hard, be accountable for your actions, and take your game to the next level. You can always find me on Facebook just look up either David Schuman or Dave Schuman or facebook.com/nationalunderclassmen or follow me on twitter @nucfootball. You can ask me questions on there as well. Good luck and I will see you in the spring, and if you are graduated or going to graduate, head the above and you always be special!!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Lewis Neal - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8zTyk #nuc
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Lewis Neal - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8zTyk nuc
Dodson May Not be 100% Sold on the Badgers, High School Footbal Report
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Dodson May Not be 100% Sold on the Badgers
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Cleveland, Ohio (Cleveland Heights HS) OT Kyle Dodson is considered one of the top offensive lineman prospects coming out of the Midwest for this recruiting season and he has been committed to the University of Wisconsin for several months now, but could be now starting to look in a different direction. Kyle is a massive (6'6 300 lbs) and athletic bookend tackle prospect who was sought after by just about every big named college in country before he made his commitment to the Badgers, but now he could be listening to others once again.
"I am still committed to Wisconsin but I am listening to others out there. I am not looking at too many schools but I am listening to Southern Cal, Ohio State, Auburn and Mississippi State. All four of those schools have stayed in consistent contact with me and have continued to pursue to me even though I was committed to Wisconsin, and right now I am liking what they all have to say, said Dodson."
Kyle would be a great addition to the Wisconsin football team and could end up being the next great lineman to come out of Madison, but he is currently trying to make his mind up on if he thinks the Badger football program would be the absolute best fit for him.
"I love everything about Wisconsin and I could see myself playing and living there for the duration of my college life, but I want to make sure there isn't another place out there that better fits my needs and skills. I might try to make a couple of visits before Signing Day, but I am not sure if I will be able to do that. I just want to be 100% sure that Wisconsin is the best place for me, said Dodson."
Kyle Dodson is a naturally strong and athletic lineman that has loads of potential. He is a highly intelligent player who knows what he is doing on the field and he focuses a lot of his spare time on studying film and watching pro players go about their business on the field. He holds former Wisconsin Badger lineman Joe Thomas in high regard and he would love to follow in his footsteps and become the next great lineman from Madison.
"I love watching football and studying other players. I try to learn as much as I can about being an offensive lineman because I want to become the best lineman in the game. I love to watch Joe Thomas play because he is big, athletic and he never lets his man by. I like to think I play the same way, so going to Wisconsin and being a part of the same program that Thomas was in would be a great opportunity and a reason as to why I end signing with the Badgers, said Dodson."
Signing Day is right around the corner and Dodson plans to use all the time he has left to come up with the best decision for him. He plans to continue to listen to schools all the way until the last minute and he claims that Signing Day may be the day he makes his final decision.
"I don't have a whole lot of time left, but I do have enough time to make sure that Wisconsin is my future college home. I do like what I am hearing from USC, Auburn, Ohio State and Mississippi State and I plan to listen to every detail they tell me. I wish I could have had my mind completely made up before now but this is a huge decision for me and I just want to be sure I take the right avenue that will end up leading me to a successful life for me and my family, said Dodson."
College Offers: Wisconsin (Committed) Auburn, Mississippi State, Ohio State, Southern Cal, Alabama, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, UConn, Illinois, Iowa State, Indiana, Louisville, Marshall, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, South Florida, Vanderbilt, Virginia and West Virginia.
2013 NUC East Top30 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings High School Football
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2013 NUC East Top30 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings
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| 2013 NUC East Top30 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings NUC National Director of Player Analysis, Barry Every, has compiled a pre-camp season East Region Top30. Below are those players that have already excelled on the gridiron and have proven worthy of national attention form colleges all over the country. Of the initial Top30 there are 17 former NUC participants. This list will be updated three more times before national signing day on February 6, 2013. The NUC East Region will gradually expand to a Top50. The first update will happen after the NUC Five-Star Academies have been completed. *NUC Participant | |
| Jonathan Allen, DL, Stone Bridge, VA | Allen recorded over 100 tackles and 15 sacks as a junior. |
| Nadir Barnwell*, ATH, Piscataway, NJ | Barnwell is a dual threat quarterback that could project as a DB or WR. |
| Kenny Bigelow*, DL, Red Lion Christian, DE | Bigelow recorded an amazing 20 sacks this past season. |
| Tashawn Bower*, DL, Immaculata, NJ | Bower recorded over 75 tackles on the season. |
| Adam Breneman, TE, Cedar Cliff, PA | He has already caught 142 passes for 2,244 yards and 22 touchdowns in his career. |
| Buddy Brown, LB, Williamstown, NJ | Brown recorded 67 tackles and three sacks on season. |
| Ryan Burns*, QB, Stone Bridge, VA | This huge signal caller has all the tools. |
| Dajaun Drennon, DL, Timber Creek, NJ | He helped team only render 7.5 points per game. |
| Holland Fisher*, LB, Clover Hill, VA | Fisher was Second Team All-Area Richmond Times-Dispatch. |
| Robert Foster, WR, Central Valley, PA | Had 37 catches for 584 yards and five scores while recording 57 tackles. |
| Kendall Fuller*, DB, Good Counsel, MD | Fuller was named Second Team All-State. |
| Derrick Green*, RB, Hermitage, VA | This huge back was name First Team All-Area Richmond Times-Dispatch. |
| Tim Harris*, DB, Varina, VA | Harris made Second Team All-Area Richmond Times-Dispatch. |
| Bucky Hodges*, QB, Salem, VA | Roanoke Times-Dispatch #1 rated junior prospect in Virginia. |
| Patrick Kugler, OL, North Allegheny, PA | Kugler blocked for 266 rushing yards per game. |
| E.J. Levenberry*, LB, CD Hylton, VA | Levenberry recorded over 140 tackles on the season. |
| John Montelus, OL, Everett, MA | Montelus led team to MIAA E-IA State Championship. |
| Taquan Mizzell*, RB, Bayside, VA | Mizzell rushed for over 1,000 yards and 22 scores despite missing a few games. |
| Dorian Miller*, OL, Metuchen, NJ | Two-way star that recorded 59 tackles on season. |
| Dorian O'Daniel*, LB, Good Counsel, MD | O'Daniel helped team only give up nine points per game. |
| Kevin Olsen, QB, Wayne Hills, NJ | Olsen passed for over 1,600 yards and 20 touchdowns. |
| Henry Poggi, DL, Gilman, MD | Poggi helped team to (10-1) record. |
| Doug Randolph, LB, Woodberry Forest, VA | Randolph made Second Team All-State VISAA Defense. |
| NA'Ty Rodgers, OL, McDonough, MD | Rodgers is one of the most athletic linemen on the Eastern Seaboard. |
| Dubois Ross*, ATH, Pius X, PA | Ross caught 49 passes for 1,177 yards and 19 touchdowns. |
| Garrett Sickels, DL, Red Bank, NJ | Sickles recorded 76 tackles and ten sacks on the season. |
| Ryan Switzer*, RB, George Washington, WV | Switzer was named First Team All-State AAA. |
| Greg Webb, DL, Timber Creek, NJ | Helped guide team to (12-0) record. |
| David Williams*, RB, West Catholic, PA | He ran for over 1,400 yards and 16 touchdowns. |
| Eli Woodard*, DB, Eastern, NJ | Woodard has the ideal height and speed for the cornerback |
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Joey Bosa - National Underclassmen Recruiting #nuc http://ow.ly/8ysvd
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Joey Bosa - National Underclassmen Recruiting nuc http://ow.ly/8ysvd
2013 NUC East Top30 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings - National Underclassmen Football Recruiting http://ow.ly/8ymvI #nuc
2013 NUC East Top30 Pre-Camp Circuit Rankings - National Underclassmen Football Recruiting http://ow.ly/8ymvI nuc
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The NUC 2014 Super 15 High school football recruiting
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The NUC 2014 Super 15
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15) Tadric Jackson-Quarterback-Tift County (GA)
7 Offers, highlighted by Alabama and Florida
- 6'2, 175
- Two-Sport star - also commands seven offers for basketball.
- Incredible athlete.
- Excellent size for a sophomore.
- Flashy playmaker with raw ability.
- Dual-threat.
Three offers - FSU, Alabama and Auburn
- 6'2, 215
- 4.67 40.
- Excellent speed.
- Covers sideline to sideline.
- Great in pass coverage.
- Sure tackler.
Three offers -Boston College, Mizzou and Miami (FL)
- 6-foot-5, 292
- 5.2 40
- 275 bench max.
- 500 Squat Max.
- Great punch.
- 6-5, 270
- NUC U100 East OL MVP
- 19 bench reps at 155
- Great intensity.
- Vocal leader.
- Sound fundamentals.
South Carolina Offer
- 6'0, 170
- Acrobatic receiver.
- Excellent route runner.
Three Offers - Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia
- 6-2, 190
- 5.2 40
- 4.95 40.
- Great accuracy.
- Great zip on passes.
- NUC U100 East QB MVP
Arizona State Offer
- 6'2, 160
- 4.77 40
- Tremendous athlete
- Very smooth in and out of breaks.
- Great technique.
- NUC Top Prospect Athlete MVP
Three Offers - Notre Dame, Florida State, Miami (FL)
- 5-11, 180
- 4.5 40.
- Physical back with great vision.
- Home-run hitter out of the backfield.
Rutgers Offer
- 6-2, 225
- 1600 rushing yards and 27 TDs as a freshman.
- Excellent size.
- 4.94 40
- 8-3 broad.
- NUC Alum.
Alabama Offer
- 6-2, 215
- 4.4 40
- Bruising Back
- Terrific Size.
11 offers highlighted by Alabama and Ohio State.
- 6-1, 168
- Excellent jam.
- Sound technique.
- Great ball skills.
- NUC Alum
Four Offers -- Ohio State tops
- 6-3, 270
- Commands a double team
- Tremendous size.
- Fills gaps.
Six Offers - Highlighted by Florida and LSU
- 6-0, 210
- 1735 yards, 22 TDs as a Freshman
- Great vision and cuts
- Powerful back
Three Offers - Rutgers, South Carolina, Florida
- 6-0, 190
- Excellent technician
- Great jam
- Top Athlete
- Ball Hawk
Six Offers - Virginia Tech and Boston College lead the way
- 6-5, 245
- 4.6 40
- Pass-Rush phenom with 21 sacks as a sophomore
- Tremendous size-speed combo.
Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One - National Underclassmen Football Recruiting http://ow.ly/8wQP1 #nuc #recruitingCoach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One - National Underclassmen Football Recruiting http://ow.ly/8wQP1 #nuc #recruiting
Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One - National Underclassmen Football Recruiting http://ow.ly/8wQP1 nuc recruiting
Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One
Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One
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Coach Schuman's Open Letter to Recruits: Part One
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Hello athletes,
As the owner and founder of NationalUnderclassmen.com combines and showcases and also a high school coach, many people ask, how do I get my athlete recruited? How can my son become All American? How can he become a better football player? The NUC events netted over 120 players as all Americans over the 5 All Star Games. No one else has done that. We have also have had over 4000 athletes go D-1 in the last 6 years alone!
Well these are all very viable questions. Along with, how can I get my son to realize school is important? How can I get my son to realize how important college is to his future? Well there are some simple but important steps to all of these things. Let's begin.
If you have questions as you begin to read many answers can be found at
NationalUnderclassmen.com just by reading the articles, attending the events, and watching the videos, you will pick up many things that can help and learn more about the game!
#1 With respect to recruiting, the world is terrific maze! What does that mean?
Well first of all many athletes and families don't understand it, many coaches even don't understand it, more importantly there is a ton of misinformation out there. So let's begin...
A. You must market yourself in the right way, period. That means getting a great highlight tape and game film in the hands of college coaches. Choose the 50 schools that you are most interested in and that you realistically can play at and send your film to them.
B. You must go to combines, showcase, and invite only camps and college camps.
Why? Because it all comes down to exposure and name recognition, the more coaches and evaluators see you, write you up, and evaluate you the better chance you have to get a scholarship. Seven years ago when I began running events that was not always true, but now it is truer than ever!! That is why NationalUnderclassmen.com now offers many different events including combines, 7 on 7, training days, NUC five star (invite camps), U100 (invite) and Top Prospect Camps (invite) we need to evaluate you and see you in different situations. Coaches need reliable testing numbers, reliable evaluations!! When people tell you these are money making schemes, there is no such thing in high school combine and evaluation market place. No one makes big money in high school recruiting other than maybe ESPN. I always liken it to this; you pay to take the SAT's correct? You pay to get your car serviced? You pay to get a house? You pay to get tutoring? You pay to training for sports? All of these things you pay for are designed to take the finances you pay and provide you with a service. Combines and Camps (especially top ones like NUC) do exactly that! The money you pay goes to the coaches who coach, the facilities who host, the people who send out results, to servicing your questions and much more!! Invest a small amount of money now and get your son to the best college he can play at and reap 40 years of benefits and possibly over 200k in scholarship money.
C. Rankings matter, but exposure matters more. You must get your name out, only 1000 or so players get ranked every year but over 10,000 go on to play in college, so the most important thing is to get your name out there, period. You must attend events, contact college coaches, send them film and transcripts.
D. GRADES MATTER. I coach high school, and my own players who I preach this to on a regular basis don't get it, so it must be enforced over and over again. If you don't qualify with the NCAA Core classes requirements and the sliding scale you will not get a scholarship. The key is getting the best grades you can and score as high on the SAT/ACT's as you can, period! This opens up your world and your options. THE FIRST THING A COLLEGE COACH ASKS FOR IS YOUR TRANSCRIPT!!!
E. Help your high school coach! If you realistically can play at the next level, map out a plan with your high school coach and your family to help get your son exposure. This integrates your coach in the experience and allows him to advise you. DO NOT BAD MOUTH YOUR COACH! This can come back to haunt you. The coach is the final say in your recruitment and if he says you are a good apple it will help your recruiting! I have seen parent after parent bad mouth their coach and two years later are left without anyone recruiting them. BE SMART!
F. Have respect for anyone you deal with in the recruiting process. Do not bad mouth, do not berate, actually the truth is you should complement and ask for advice from anyone that can help you in the recruiting process and then make decisions that can benefit your son. You always want glowing recommendations. I have seen players get blacklisted by recruiters, college coaches, and evaluators, because of their poor behavior. Handle yourself properly and you will always be good!
G. Have a plan. If you don't have a plan to get recruited then you won't. List the events, training, academic schedule needed to succeed. If you don't plan then you will fail. So many people just think recruiting will happen, they will find me. Actually, unless you are among the top 50 players in the USA, they will not find you; you must find them and show them your ability. This is a myth. I love when people say, if your good enough they will find you and then when I ask them how their son got recruited they go.." well his coach recommended him, he attended the NUC, he went to Alabama's camp, He was in five 7 on 7 tournaments, we sent his film to schools, he was listed on rivals.com." Oh well I guess he was marketed! The most recruited athletes at all levels have a plan and execute on it!
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Riley Sorenson - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8wuxS #nuc #footballrecruiting
Face to Face with Coach Schuman: Riley Sorenson - National Underclassmen http://ow.ly/8wuxS nuc footballrecruiting
Class of 2013 Postseason All-American Team
Class of 2013 Postseason All-American Team
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Class of 2013 Postseason All-American Team
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| The National Underclassmen Combine is proud to introduce the first annual postseason Junior 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 juniors that have already achieved great things on the gridiron and are considered elite college prospects at their respective positions. *Attended NUC Event | |
| 2011 Junior Offensive Skill Player of the Year-Max Browne, QB, Skyline, WA "Browne possesses the desired height and arm strength to play this game for a long time."-Barry Every 2011 Junior Offensive Line Player of the Year-Brandon Kublanow, OL, Walton, GA* "Big Red, as he is known at NUC, not only dominated on the camp circuit with his mental toughness but then led his team to the State Title Game."-Barry Every 2011 Junior Defensive Skill Player of the Year-Ross Dubois, DB, Pius X, PA* "Ross was has the speed, quickness, and ball skills to excel on either side of the ball in college."-Barry Every 2011 Junior Defensive Line Player of the Year-Robert Nkemdiche, DL, Grayson, GA "You can add another award to his mantel piece as no lineman possesses more size, speed, and skill than this gridiron warrior."-Barry Every | |
| Offense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| QB Max Browne, Skyline, WA | Browne completed 70% of his passes for 4,034 yards while throwing 45 touchdowns. |
| RB Derrick Henry, Yulee, FL | Henry carried the ball 309 times for 2,567 yards and 34 touchdowns. |
| RB Tyren Jones, Walton, GA | He led his team to a (14-1) record by rushing for 2,373 yards and 33 touchdowns while returning two kicks for scores. |
| WR James Quick, Trinity, KY | Quick snagged 82 passes for 1,434 yards and 21 touchdowns. |
| WR Fred Ross, Tyler, TX | Ross caught 93 passes for 1,264 yards and 13 touchdowns on the season. |
| TE Adam Breneman, Cedar Cliff, PA | Breneman caught 68 passes for 1,092 yards and ten scores. |
| OL Dorian Miller, Metuchen, NJ* | This two-way star blocked for 236 rushing yards a game while recording 59 tackles. |
| OL Brandon Kublanow, Walton, GA* | This nasty offensive lineman led his team to the Georgia AAAAA State Championship game. |
| OL Laremy Tunsil, Columbia, FL | Tunsil graded out at over 90% for the season. |
| OL Patrick Kugler, North Allegheny | Kugler helped his team gain over 266 yards rushing per game on their way to a (14-1) record. |
| OL Jake Raulerson, Celina, TX* | Raulerson played both ways helping his team to an (11-1) record while helping team outscore opponents by 22 points per contest. |
| Defense First Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| Nkemdiche recorded 18 sacks and 17 TFLs while leading team to Georgia AAAAA Championship. | |
| DL Kenny Bigelow, Red Lion Christian, DE* | Bigelow recorded 20 sacks on the season. |
| DL Greg Webb, Timber Creek, NJ | Webb recorded 80 tackles, 18 TFLs, and ten sacks on the season. |
| DL D.J. Ward, Lawton, OK | Ward recorded 65 tackles and 11 sacks on the season. |
| LB E.J. Levenberry, Jr., CD Hylton, VA* | Levenberry recorded 94 tackles, 4.5 sacks, and two picks on the season. |
| LB Reuben Foster, Troup, GA | Foster recorded 185 tackles and 14 sacks on the season. |
| LB Chans Cox, Blue Ridge, AZ* | Cox starred on both sides of the ball recording 61 tackles and rushing for 682 yards. |
| DB Leon McQuay, III, Armwood, FL* | McQuay led his team to the FHSAA 6A State Championship with 59 tackles, nine PBUs, and three picks. |
| DB Dubois Ross, Pius X, PA* | Ross starred on both sides of the ball recording 93 tackles and five picks on defense while catching 49 passes for 1,177 yards on offense. |
| DB Su'a Cravens, Vista Murrieta, CA | Cravens was a one man wrecking crew recording 96 tackles while rushing for 673 yards and catching 20 passes for 339 yards. |
| DB Erik Huhn, DB, Steele, TX | He led his team to a (15-1) record while picking off eight passes on the season. |
| ATH Trent Hosick, Staley, MO* | Hosick ran for 2,054 yards and 31 touchdowns while throwing for over 1,400 yards on the season. |
| Offense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| QB Travis Wright, Trinity, KY | Wright threw for 3,036 yards and 39 touchdowns in leading team to State Title. |
| RB Kelvin Taylor, RB, Glades Day* | Taylor ran for 2,884 yards and 40 scores on the season. |
| RB Trey'Vonne Barr'e, Jenks, OK | This past season Barr'e ran for over 2,100 yards and 21 touchdowns. |
| WR Jake Oliver, Dallas Jesuit, TX | Oliver caught 108 passes for 1,637 yards and 23 touchdowns on the season. |
| WR Travis Johnson, Tampa Jesuit, FL | Johnson helped his team go (11-2) with 48 catches for 653 yards and four scores while recording seven picks on defense. |
| TE DeSean Smith, Barbe, LA* | Smith grabbed 32 catches for 616 yards and seven touchdowns. |
| OL Chris Fox, Ponderosa, CO | Fox was named First Team All-State by the Denver Post. |
| OL Riley Sorenson, Santa Margarita Catholic | Sorenson helped guide team to a (13-2) record. |
| OL Steve Elmer, Midland, MI | Elmer was selected First Team All-State. |
| OL Darius James, Harker Heights, TX | He was selected First Team All-State by the Texas Associated Press after grading out at 94%. |
| OL D.J. Park, Dillon, SC | Guided his team to (12-1) record by paving the way for 44.8 points per game. |
| Defense Second Team (*Denotes NUC Participant) | |
| DL Jason Hatcher, Trinity, KY* | Hatcher led Trinity to the 6A State title while leading the team in sacks. |
| DL Eddie Vanderdoes, Placer, CA | Vanderdoes recorded 59 tackles and eight sacks on the season. |
| DL Montravius Adams, Dooly County, GA | Adams was selected to the AT&T Georgia Junior Bowl. |
| DL Kylie Fitts, East Valley, CA | Fitts recorded 79 tackles and 8.5 sacks on the season. |
| LB Matthew Thomas, BT Washington, FL | Thomas led his team to a (12-2) record. |
| LB Trey Johnson, Central Gwinnett, GA | Johnson recorded 165 tackles and five sacks on the season. |
| LB Tim Kimbrough, Warren Central, IN | Kimbrough recorded an amazing 180 tackles and 7.5 sacks on the season. |
| DB Tray Matthews, Newnan, GA | Matthews had a stellar performance in the AT&T Junior Bowl. |
| DB Cameron Burrows, Trotwood-Madison, OH | He recorded 46 tackles, 12 PBU's and four picks on the season. |
| DB Nick Washington, Trinity Christian, FL | Washington ran for 509 yards, caught passes for 221 yards, while recording 29 tackles, six PBUs, and two picks. |
| DB William Likely, Glades Central, FL | Likely led his team to a (12-1) record with seven picks. |
| ATH Tyrone Swoopes, Whitewright, TX | Swoopes threw for 1,344 yards while rushing for 2,267 yards and 29 scores. |
| Offense Honorable Mention | |
| QB Tra'Von Chapman, Kent, OH | Chapman threw for 2,835 yards and 29 touchdowns versus four picks. |
| RB Ty Isaac, Joliet Catholic, IL | Isaac accounted for 45 touchdowns on the season. |
| RB Tarean Folston, Cocoa, FL | This two-way star ran for 1,295 yards and 17 touchdowns, caught passes for 324 yards while picking off six passes. |
| WR Akia Booker, Byrnes, SC | Booker caught 80 passes for 1,284 yards and 21 touchdowns while helping his team repeat as State Champions. |
| WR Laquon Treadwell, Crete-Monee, IL | Treadwell caught 75 passes for 1,391 yards and 18 scores. |
| TE Jeremiah Gaines, Red Oak, TX | Gaines caught 34 passes for 767 yards and seven touchdowns. |
| OL Sean Harlow, San Clemente, CA | Harlow was selected Second Team All-County. |
| OL Austin Golson, Prattville, AL | Golson was named 6A First Team All-State and led team to State Title. |
| OL Ethan Pocic, Lemont, IL | Pocic was selected Illinois 6A First Team All-State. |
| OL Kenneth Santa Marina, McDonough 35, LA | Santa Marina was named Louisiana 4A First Team All-State. |
| OL R.J. Prince, Albemarle, NC | Prince led his team to a 13-2 record and state semifinal appearance. |
| Defense Honorable Mention | |
| DL Elijah Daniel, Avon, IN | Daniel led his team to a (10-2) record this past season. |
| DL Dee Liner, Muscle Shoals, AL | Liner was named 5A First Team All-State while leading team to (11-2) record. |
| DL Justin Manning, Kimball, TX | Manning led his team to a (9-3) record this past season. |
| DL Isaac Rochell, Eagles Landing Christian | Rochell was selected to the AT&T Georgia Junior Bowl. |
| LB Ben Boulware, TL Hanna, SC* | Boulware was in on 180 tackles in only ten games. |
| LB Denzel Talifero, Muir, CA | Talifero recorded 122 tackles on the season. |
| LB Peter Kalambayi, Butler, NC | Kalambayi was named NC First Team All-State. |
| DB Kendall Fuller, Good Counsel, MD* | Fuller was named Maryland First Team All-State. |
| DB Deondre Singleton, Archer, GA | Singleton was named Georgia AAAAA First Team All-State. |
| DB Marcel Harris, South Lake, FL | Harris recorded 92 tackles and three picks on the season. |
| DB Dashon Hunt, Westlake, CA | Hunt was a two-way star recording six picks two of which were returned for scores. |
| ATH Justin Moore, Westlake, CA | Moore threw for 2,483 yards and 27 touchdowns while rushing for 1,099 yards and 13 scores. |
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