Recruiting 2010 ... The
Rankings
CFN's Class Rankings ... 76 to 90
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CFN Recruiting 2009
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No. 76
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No. 91 to 105
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90.
Wyoming |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Receiver. Austyn
Carta-Samuels has to throw to someone.
After hitting the jackpot and getting a quarterback
who could play right away last year, the Cowboys now
need to upgrade the passing game with more dangerous
targets. JUCO transfers Mazi Ogbonna and DeJay
Lester need to be a big part of the offense right
away, while C.J. Morgan will be a speedy target who
could be the No. 1 in the near future. On the other
side of the ball, JUCO transfer Austin Daniels might
start right away at one corner.
89.
FIU |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Willis Wright. In
a major "huh?" moment, Wright, a very strong, very fast safety prospect who could become a whale of a wide receiver or two-way player,
signed with FIU despite receiving offers from
Auburn, Miami, Ole Miss, Nebraska, and several other
BCS schools. He's the star of a really nice group of
defensive players brought in with a special emphasis
on the defensive front. Seven defensive linemen were
signed including Jordan White, a 320-pound tackle.
88.
Tulane
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Linebackers. The
Green Wave has to do something about its defense,
and while there isn't any instant help from this
class, there are plenty of safety-sized athletes who
will upgrade the athleticism and the potential. Ray
Oppman will be a fixture on the inside within the
next three years, while Zach Davis could be an ideal
strong safety or a dangerous playmaker as an outside
linebacker. Jamar Thomas has the potential to be the
next great Green Wave running back.
87.
Hawaii
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Defensive
linemen. It's Hawaii so the passing game was hardly
ignored with a slew of new receivers signed to go
along with QB Kevin Spain from Arizona, but this
class is all about the defense and all about getting
better up front. There isn't the JUCO influx of last
year when head coach Greg McMackin looked to
immediately patch all the gaping holes. This is
about the strength in numbers with seven linemen of
all shapes and sizes to build around.
86.
Navy
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Linemen. As
always, Navy brought in a ton of running backs to
use and move around where needed. Dylan Chynoweth is
the best of the lot, but Ryan Williams could be more
explosive. Seven defensive linemen were signed on
with the potential stars on the ends led by Daniel
Godkin, who could've gone several other places, and
possible speed rusher Joseph Champaign. The Navy
defensive line will actually have a little bit of
size with the addition of 6-0, 280-pound Brice
Musgrove for the inside.
85.
New
Mexico |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Wide receivers.
After bringing aboard a slew of quarterbacks last
year, the Lobos needed an upgrade in receiving
talent for the near future. Head coach Mike
Locksley, even after a bizarre and disastrous 2009,
was able to use his talents as a recruiter, which
was considered his strength when hired, to sign on
four receivers led by Joshua Ford from Washington
D.C., Locksley's pipeline that brought in so much
talent to Illinois, and Detchauz Wray. Even with all
the quarterbacks in last year's class, Locksley was
still able to get Tarean Austin out of Florida.
84.
Kansas State
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... JUCO transfers.
If it's Kansas State there are going to be Junior
College transfers. Overall this is a mediocre class
with the bulk of the players for the near future
coming in last year, especially in the secondary,
and Bill Snyder is going for the immediate boost to
get the program back over the hump and into Big 12
South title contention. Matthew Pearson will start
somewhere in the secondary and Adam Davis will be
used from Day One on the line as a pass rusher. In
the freshman class, linebackers Tre Walker and Laton
Dowling will be the keys to the 2013 Wildcat
defense.
83.
Air
Force |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Linebacker. This
is a diverse class with a little something for all
spots, but for the second straight season the top
players are on the defensive side. Linebacker got
the biggest influx of talent with three interesting
prospects including Austin Arias, a safety-sized
tackling machine who got a little interest from the
Arizona schools but was too small for a big-time
program. He, along with Joey Nichol and Seth Kline,
will be the keys to the defense in a few years.
82.
San Jose
State |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Defensive
linemen. SJSU had one of the smallest classes in the country last year, and it made up for it by loading up this year for both sides of the ball. New coach Mike MacIntyre is a defensive
head coach and he needed bodies up front. He got
them, led by stud JUCO transfer Ah'Keem McKinney,
who'll likely be penciled in as a starting tackle.
JUCO transfers Andrew Moeaki and Ja'Rodd Watson also
add some instant beef up front, while speed ends
Sean Bacon, Marcus Howard, and Vince Buhagiar are
for the future.
81.
Western
Michigan
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Offensive
potential. The Broncos beefed up the line with last
year's class creating the foundation for this year's
haul of skill players to potentially roll. Mike
Perish and Zack Wynn will battle it out for the
starting quarterback spot sooner than later, while
running backs Dareyon Chance, Tevin Drake, and
Weston Ross all provide something difference and
should all the offense to be more ground oriented
than in the past.
80.
Marshall
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Receivers. If
nothing else, new head man Doc Holliday will have plenty of pass
catchers to use in a rotation. Last year's Herd class was full of big, strong
receivers. This year's class is loaded with small,
quick ones led by the lightning-quick Fred Pickett.
Josh Lovell is a do-it-all tight end who could be
good enough to be better than Cody Slate with a
little bit of work, while Jazz King, Antwon Chisolm,
and Demetrius Evans are all talented enough to be
given a long look for early playing time. New
quarterback Eddie Sullivan will have plenty of
practice options to play around with.
79.
Troy |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Greg Jenkins to
Brett Moncrief. The Trojans are now known for their
high-powered offense and huge passing numbers, and
they got a couple of stars to keep the production
rolling. Greg Jenkins is an athletic JUCO transfer
with the ability to step in and take over Levi
Brown's old starting spot right away. Adding to the
receiver talent is Brett Moncrief, a 6-3, 205-pound
JUCO transfer who looks the NFL part. He could've
gone to Ole Miss or Mississippi State, but chose
Troy. On defense, the recent struggles in the
secondary were addressed with seven corners signed
including Dionte Ponder, a ready-made playmaker with
big-time upside.
78.
Memphis
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Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Quarterbacks. New
head coach Larry Porter isn't going to start out his
era without any firepower. JUCO running back Ketarus
Stanton and running back Jerrell Rhodes and Sean
Farr from Hargrave Military Academy might be plugged
in immediately. It'll be an interesting battle for
the starting quarterback gig with four passers
brought in. Kevin Wright is the best of the bunch,
but JUCO transfer Andy Summerlin is ready right now.
He'll be in spring ball and might have the inside
track for the No. 1 spot.
77.
UTEP |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Receivers. The
Miners have needed to work on improving the defense
for the last several seasons and came up with a big
class of defenders last season. The D was hardly
ignored this year, especially on the line, but the
talent is at receiver eight very big, very
interesting prospects signed including Jordan
Leslie, Darius Tubbs, and Devin Patterson. These
three will be the key to the Miner passing game
sooner than later.
76.
Temple |
Scout List
The Class Is Heavy On ... Skill players.
For a program that has struggled so much to put
points on the board, and has had so many issues
getting things moving through the air, the passing
game got some special attention. Al Golden has gone
big on skill guys in the past, and last year was
supposed to be about the offensive line and RB
Bernard Pierce turned into something special. This
year, RB Myron Ross is a big thumper who should make
a difference while WRs Antonio Belt and Deon Miller
might be better than anyone currently on the roster.
This is an instant impact class of receivers.