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Rankings Index Prospect Ranking Rivals.com Rivals250 2010 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/15/2010 2010 Rank Pos Ht/Wt Schools 1 Ronald Powell Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde DE 6-4/230 Florida Was named MVP of the 10th annual US Army All-American Bowl. 2 Seantrel Henderson Saint Paul (MN) Cretin-Derham Hall OL 6-8/301 USC Led team to its second state title in school history. 3 Kyle Prater Hillside (IL) Proviso West WR 6-5/205 USC Finished senior season with 64 catches for 1,151 yards and 23 touchdowns. 4 Sharrif Floyd Philadelphia (PA) George Washington DT 6-3/310 Florida Led all players with two sacks in Army Bowl. 5 Keenan Allen Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford DB 6-3/195 California Helped team win first conference championship in school history. 6 Robert Woods Gardena (CA) Junipero Serra ATH 6-1/180 USC Led school to first CIF-Title in more than 20 years. 7 Dominique Easley Staten Island (NY) Curtis DT 6-3/258 Florida Selected as one of the game MVPs in Under Armour Game. 8 Owamagbe Odighizuwa Portland (OR) David Douglas DE 6-3/234 UCLA Had 90 tackles and 10 sacks as a senior. 9 Da'Rick Rogers Calhoun (GA) Calhoun WR 6-3/206 Tennessee Finished senior season with 86 catches for 1,641 yards and 22 touchdowns. 10 Marcus Lattimore Duncan (SC) Byrnes RB 6-0/210 South Carolina Earned South Carolina Mr. Football award while leading team in rushing yards and receptions in 2009. 11 Michael Dyer Little Rock (AR) Little Rock Christian RB 5-8/201 Auburn Dyer was named Gatorade Arkansas Player of the Year in 2009 after rushing for 2,484 yards in just 12 games. 12 Jackson Jeffcoat Plano (TX) Plano West DE 6-3/230 Texas Recorded 82 tackles and nine sacks as a senior. 13 Robert Crisp Raleigh (NC) Athens Drive OL 6-7/299 N.C. State Led team to second round of the playoffs in Class 4A as a senior. 14 Lamarcus Joyner Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas DB 5-8/166 Florida State Defensive star was fourth on the team in scoring while returning three kicks for scores in 2009. 15 Latwan Anderson Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus ATH 5-11/185 West Virginia Helped team to state championship game as a senior. 16 Jordan Hicks West Chester (OH) Lakota West LB 6-2/220 Texas Was the recipient of the second Annual Dick Butkus award given to the nation's top high school linebacker. 17 Dillon Baxter San Diego (CA) Mission Bay RB 5-11/187 USC Was awarded the Ken Hall Trophy, which recognizes the nation's top high school player. 18 Chris Martin Aurora (CO) Grandview High School DE 6-4/240 California Was named starting linebacker in the Army Bowl. 19 Spencer Ware Cincinnati (OH) Princeton ATH 5-11/220 LSU Leading rusher in Army Bowl. 20 Christian Jones Winter Park (FL) Lake Howell LB 6-4/220 Florida State Had four tackles and a pass breakup in Under Armour Game. 21 William Gholston Detroit (MI) Southeastern DE 6-7/237 Michigan State Recorded 113 tackles and an astonishing 27 sacks as a senior. 22 Shon Coleman Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch OL 6-7/285 Auburn Selected as a starter in the Army Bowl. 23 DeMarcus Milliner Millbrook (AL) Stanhope Elmore DB 6-2/180 Alabama Had four tackles, and two pass breakups, while helping the Alabama squad hold Mississippi to 44 yards total offense in All-Star Classic. 24 Markeith Ambles McDonough (GA) Henry County WR 6-2/182 USC Recorded five catches for 86 yards in Hawaii/Mainland Bowl. 25 Matt Elam West Palm Beach (FL) Dwyer DB 6-0/205 Florida Led team to a 4A State Championship in 2009. 26 Lache Seastrunk Temple (TX) Temple RB 5-11/192 Oregon Rushed for 1,179 yards and 11 touchdowns, whle catching 12 passes for 218 yards as a senior. 27 George Uko Chino (CA) Don Lugo DT 6-4/300 USC Helped team double its win total from the previous year in 2009. 28 Joshua Shaw Palmdale (CA) Palmdale DB 6-1/195 Florida Passed for 2,279 yards while rushing for 921 yards and recording 50 tackles on defense as a senior. 29 Reggie Wilson Haltom City (TX) Haltom DE 6-2/240 Texas Leading tackler in the Army Bowl. 30 Gabe King Eugene (OR) South Eugene DE 6-6/253 California Was selected as member of Army Bowl. 31 J.R. Ferguson Chatham (VA) Hargrave Military Academy DE 6-3/272 LSU In the fall of 2009, ran an amazing 4.67 during Hargrave's post season workout at 272 pounds. 32 James Hurst Indianapolis (IN) Plainfield OL 6-5/284 North Carolina Was an Under Armour All-American. 33 Cassius Marsh Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian DT 6-3/275 UCLA Blocked field goal in Army Bowl that resulted in touchdown. 34 Mike Davis Dallas (TX) Skyline WR 6-1/185 Texas Recorded three catches for 53 yards and touchdown in Under Armour Game. 35 Corey Lemonier Hialeah (FL) Hialeah DE 6-4/223 Auburn Selected to the Aloha Prep Bowl and the Under Armour Game. 36 Tevin Jackson Garland (TX) Garland LB 6-3/230 Texas Helped lead team to 9-3 record while being selected a Army All-American in 2009. 37 Ivan McCartney Miramar (FL) Miramar WR 6-3/180 West Virginia Led team to 6A State title and was a U.S. Army All-American. 38 Cecil Whiteside Newport Beach (CA) Newport Harbor LB 6-3/220 California Tied for second leading tackler for the West squad in the Army Bowl. 39 Luke Joeckel Arlington (TX) Arlington OL 6-6/280 Texas A&M Named left tackler starter in the Under Armour Game. 40 Alec Ogletree Newnan (GA) Newnan DB 6-3/210 Georgia Named left tackler starter in the Under Armour Game. 41 Darius White Fort Worth (TX) Dunbar WR 6-2/205 Texas Had 24 catches for 491 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior. 42 Jeff Luc Port St. Lucie (FL) Treasure Coast LB 6-1/230 Florida State Under Armour All-American led team to 8-4 record in 2009. 43 Chaz Green Tampa (FL) Tampa Catholic OL 6-6/290 Florida Under Armour All-American led team to 8-4 record in 2009. 44 Silas Redd Stamford (CT) King & Low Heywood Thomas RB 5-10/200 Penn State Was a finalist for the National Player of the Year Award, given out by the U.S. Army. 45 T.J. Stripling Decatur (GA) Southwest Dekalb DE 6-6/215 Georgia Recorded 65 tackles and 15 sacks as a junior. 46 Trovon Reed Thibodaux (LA) Thibodaux ATH 6-0/173 Auburn Was the leading paser and second leading rusher on his team, helping him earn a spot on Army Bowl roster. 47 Jaylen Watkins Cape Coral (FL) Cape Coral DB 6-1/172 Florida Was member of East squad in the Army Bowl. 48 Jake Matthews Missouri City (TX) Elkins OL 6-5/275 Texas A&M Started at center for the West squad in the Army Bowl. 49 Khairi Fortt Stamford (CT) Stamford LB 6-2/220 Penn State Second-leading tackler on team also had two tackles in Army Bowl. 50 Anthony Barr Los Angeles (CA) Loyola ATH 6-4/230 UCLA Selected to the Army Bowl. 51 Xavier Grimble Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman TE 6-6/245 USC Caught 39 passes for 699 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior. 52 Justin McCay Shawnee (KS) Bishop Miege ATH 6-3/197 Oklahoma Two-way star led team to Class 4A state title in 2009. 53 Brennan Clay San Diego (CA) Scripps Ranch RB 6-0/190 Oklahoma Rushed for 1,812 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior. 54 Jeffrey Whitaker Warner Robins (GA) Warner Robins DT 6-3/295 Auburn Tremendous performance in the GACA North/South All Star game and Army Bowl. 55 Jawuan James Suwanee (GA) North Gwinnett OL 6-6/293 Tennessee Selected as starter for Under Armour Game. 56 C.J. Mosley Theodore (AL) Theodore LB 6-2/212 Alabama Selected to AL/MS All Star Classic and Army Bowl. 57 Braylon Heard Youngstown (OH) Cardinal Mooney RB 5-11/180 Nebraska Rushed for 1,973 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior. 58 John Fulton Manning (SC) Manning DB 6-1/180 Alabama Member of both NC/SC Shrine Bowl and Under Armour Game. 59 Andrew Norwell Cincinnati (OH) Anderson OL 6-7/275 Ohio State Selected to the Army All-American Bowl. 60 Victor Hampton Darlington (SC) Darlington DB 5-11/170 South Carolina Selected to the Army Bowl. 61 Christian Green Tampa (FL) Tampa Catholic ATH 6-2/200 Florida State Led team to the 2B state championship game as a senior. 62 Tony Jefferson Chula Vista (CA) Eastlake DB 6-0/196 Oklahoma Rushed for 1,117 yards and 20 touchdowns, while recording 35 tackles in 2009. 63 Jake Heaps Sammamish (WA) Skyline QB 6-2/195 BYU Led team to second straight state championship and was nine for 12 at Army Bowl. 64 Trey Hopkins Galena Park (TX) North Shore OL 6-4/270 Texas Was selected as a starter for the Army All-American Bowl. 65 Roderick Smith Fort Wayne (IN) Harding RB 6-3/220 Ohio State Finished high school career with 6,620 yards rushing. 66 Corey Miller Duncan (SC) Byrnes DE 6-4/227 Tennessee Selected to NC/SC Shrine Bowl and Under Armour Game. 67 Phillip Sims Chesapeake (VA) Oscar Smith QB 6-2/209 Alabama Threw for 2,938 yards, 33 touchdowns and only four interceptions as a senior. 68 D.J. Morgan Woodland Hills (CA) Taft RB 5-11/175 USC Rushed for 1,400 yards and 23 touchdowns in injury-shortened season. 69 Brandon Willis Duncan (SC) Byrnes DE 6-3/255 North Carolina Recorded three sacks, and three tackles for a loss in state championship game. 70 Alfy Hill Shallotte (NC) West Brunswick DE 6-4/222 Alabama Was selected as member of the Under Armour All-American Game. 71 Ian Silberman Fleming Island (FL) Fleming Island OL 6-4/257 Florida Under All-American led his team to 10-3 record in 2009. 72 Nick Demien Wentzville (MO) Timberland OL 6-6/295 Missouri Was selected as a starter for the Army Bowl. 73 DeAndrew White Galena Park (TX) North Shore WR 6-0/170 Alabama Stellar week of practice at the Army Bowl. 74 Bronson Kaufusi Provo (UT) Timpview DE 6-6/250 BYU Missed most of senior season, but was still selected as an Under Armour All-American. 75 Justin Hunter Virginia Beach (VA) Ocean Lakes WR 6-4/172 Tennessee Stellar week of practice at the Under Armour All-American Game. 76 Brent Benedict Jacksonville (FL) Bolles OL 6-4/278 Georgia Was selected to the Under Armour All-American Game. 77 Chris Dunkley Pahokee (FL) Pahokee WR 5-10/164 Florida Had 600 yards in receiving and six touchdown catches in 2009. 78 Marquis Flowers Goodyear (AZ) Millennium ATH 6-3/210 Arizona Rushed for 1,247 yards and 16 touchdowns, while recording 62 tackles as a senior. 79 Garrison Smith Atlanta (GA) Douglass DT 6-4/250 Georgia Had 80 tackles, 20 tackles for a loss and 10 sacks in 2009. 80 Jacques Smith Ooltewah (TN) Ooltewah DE 6-3/225 Tennessee Finished senior season with 79 tackles, 21 tackles for a loss and 9.5 sacks as a senior. 81 Gerald Christian West Palm Beach (FL) Dwyer TE 6-3/220 Florida Helped lead team to 4A state championship and as selected a Army All-American. 82 Cedric Ogbuehi Allen (TX) Allen OL 6-5/270 Texas A&M Held his own versus Ronald Powell in Army Bowl scrimmage. 83 Jarrick Williams Eight Mile (AL) Blount DB 6-2/205 Alabama Selected to play in the AL/MS All-Star Classic and the Army Bowl. 84 Martavis Bryant Anderson (SC) T. L. Hanna WR 6-4/190 Clemson Selected to both the NC/SC Shrine Bowl and the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. 85 Louis Nix Jacksonville (FL) Raines DT 6-2/320 Notre Dame Selected to the Under Armour All-American Game. 86 Matt James Cincinnati (OH) St. Xavier OL 6-8/290 Notre Dame Was a starter in the Army Bowl. 87 Malcolm Jones Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian ATH 6-1/210 UCLA Led team to CIF title game and was selected as starter of Army Bowl. 88 Ricky Heimuli Salt Lake City (UT) Brighton DT 6-4/280 Oregon Two-way starter was selected to Aloha Prep Bowl and Army Bowl. 89 Terrence Mitchell Tampa (FL) Hillsborough DB 5-10/165 USF As a junior, finished second in the state in long and triple jumps. 90 Eric Reid Geismar (LA) Dutchtown DB 6-2/210 LSU Was tabbed a starter in the Army Bowl. 91 Kelcy Quarles Greenwood (SC) Greenwood DT 6-4/265 South Carolina Was selected to the NC/SC Shrine Bowl and the Army Bowl. 92 Sione Potoae Lakewood (WA) Lakes DT 6-3/285 Washington Led team to a 12-1 record and was selected to the Army Bowl as a senior. 93 Dion Bailey Lakewood (CA) Lakewood DB 6-1/195 USC Help lead team to an undefeated conference record and 11-2 overall as a senior. 94 Roy Finch Niceville (FL) Niceville RB 5-8/170 Oklahoma Led team to 4A state championship game in 2009. 95 Leon Orr New Port Richey (FL) Gulf DT 6-4/300 Florida Selected as member of the Under All-American Game. 96 Chris Jones Daingerfield (TX) Daingerfield WR 6-0/172 Texas Helped lead team to 2A state title in 2009. 97 Curtis White Eugene (OR) Sheldon TE 6-5/240 Oregon Caught 44 passes for 773 yards and 12 touchdowns, while recording 63 tackles for state championship team in 2009. 98 Taylor Bible Denton (TX) Guyer DT 6-3/280 Texas Led team to a 13-2 record in 2009 and was member of Under Armour All-American Game. 99 Cullen Christian Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills DB 6-0/180 Michigan Recorded four picks while leading team to state quarterfinals in 2009. 100 Demetrius Wright Corona (CA) Corona DB 6-1/201 USC Selected as starter in Army Bowl. 101 Quinton Spain Petersburg (VA) Petersburg OL 6-5/330 West Virginia Top one-on-one performer for East squad at Army Bowl. 102 Mike Hull Canonsburg (PA) Canon McMillan LB 6-1/215 Penn State Top one-on-one performer for East squad at Army Bowl. 103 Calvin Barnett Tulsa (OK) Booker T. Washington DT 6-3/330 Arkansas Selected as starter for the West squad in Army Bowl. 104 Nick Forbes Frederick (MD) Thomas Johnson LB 6-0/223 California Was selected as player in Crab Bowl and Army Bowl. 105 Kadron Boone Ocala (FL) Trinity Catholic WR 6-1/190 LSU Helped lead team to 9-3 record as a senior. 106 Storm Johnson Loganville (GA) Loganville RB 6-1/217 Miami Rushed for 1, 937 yards an 31 touchdowns in just 11 games as a senior. 107 Ashton Dorsey Tyler (TX) John Tyler DT 6-2/276 Texas Under Armour All-American led team to 12-2 record in 2009. 108 Ross Apo Arlington (TX) The Oakridge School WR 6-2/190 BYU Named starter for the Army Bowl. 109 Jordon James Corona (CA) Corona RB 5-10/190 UCLA Rushed for 1,191 yards and 10 touchdowns, while catching 15 passes for 197 yards and three touchdowns as a senior. 110 Dietrich Riley La Canada (CA) St. Francis DB 6-0/200 UCLA Rushed for 899 yards and nine touchdowns, while catching 29 passes for 436 yards in 2009. 111 Nickell Robey Frostproof (FL) Frostproof DB 5-8/165 USC Rivals MVP of the Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game. 112 Christian Thomas Palmdale (CA) Highland TE 6-3/235 USC Finished his senior year with 700 yards receiving, nine touchdowns and 13 sacks as a senior. 113 Connor Wood Houston (TX) Second Baptist QB 6-4/209 Texas Threw for 2,669 yards and 19 touchdowns, while rushing for 668 yards in 2009. 114 Christian Bryant Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus DB 5-10/173 Ohio State Led team to state championship game and was member of Army Bowl. 115 Dominic Espinosa Cedar Park (TX) Cedar Park OL 6-4/295 Texas Selected as member of the Army Bowl. 116 Kenny Shaw Orlando (FL) Dr. Phillips WR 6-0/160 Florida State Selected as member of the Army Bowl. 117 Arie Kouandjio Hyattsville (MD) DeMatha OL 6-6/314 Alabama Led team to state championship game and an 11-1 record as a senior. 118 Corey Brown Springfield (PA) Cardinal O'Hara ATH 6-0/186 Ohio State Was leading receiver and leading rusher on 8-3 team in 2009. 119 Jordan Allen West Monroe (LA) West Monroe DE 6-6/266 LSU Helped lead team to 5A state title as a senior. 120 Vincent Sanders Macon (MS) Noxubee County WR 6-3/182 Ole Miss Helped lead team to a 12-2 record in 2009. 121 Michaelee Harris Miami (FL) Northwestern WR 6-0/167 Louisville Finished senior season with more than 400 yards receiving and seven toucdowns. 122 Brett Nottingham Danville (CA) Monte Vista QB 6-4/210 Stanford Led team to 9-4 record in 2009. 123 Lynden Trail Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington DE 6-7/220 Florida Stole the show defensively down at the Aloha Prep Bowl. 124 Jesse Scroggins Lakewood (CA) Lakewood QB 6-3/195 USC Passed for 2,462 yards and 21 touchdowns in 2009. 125 Zack McCray Lynchburg (VA) Brookville DE 6-4/236 Virginia Tech Had 15 sacks and led team to 9-3 record as a senior. 126 Blake Bell Wichita (KS) Bishop Carroll QB 6-6/210 Oklahoma Threw for 2,752 yards and 32 touchdowns while rushing for 839 yards in 2009 season. 127 Cody Riggs Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas DB 5-8/156 Florida Finished senior season with four interceptions and 13 pass breakups. 128 LaDarius Owens Bessemer (AL) Jess Lanier LB 6-2/225 Auburn Had two sacks in the Alabama-Mississippi All Star Classic. 129 C.J. Fiedorowicz Johnsburg (IL) Johnsburg TE 6-7/240 Iowa Had 44 catches for 921 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2009. 130 Tevin Carter Los Angeles (CA) Santee Educational Complex WR 6-3/190 California Recorded 84 tackles while catching 42 passes for 1,117 yards and eight touchdowns in 2009. 131 Tyler Bray Kingsburg (CA) Kingsburg QB 6-6/187 Tennessee Passed for 3,321 yards and 41 touchdowns, while leading team to perfect 13-0 record as a senior. 132 Devin Gardner Detroit (MI) Inkster QB 6-4/195 Michigan Led his team to the state championship game in 2009. 133 Ahmad Dixon Waco (TX) Midway DB 6-1/194 Baylor Selected as member of Aloha Prep Bowl and Army Bowl. 134 Paul Jones McKees Rocks (PA) Sto Rox QB 6-3/226 Penn State Finished career throwing for 5,617 yards with 60 touchdown passes. 135 Matt Milton Mascoutah (IL) Mascoutah WR 6-6/192 Tennessee As a junior, had 40 catches for 797 yards and none touchdowns. 136 Robert Bolden Orchard Lake (MI) St. Mary's QB 6-4/195 Penn State Threw for 1,013 yards and seven touchdowns, while rushing for 535 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior. 137 Josh Shirley Fontana (CA) Kaiser LB 6-2/225 UCLA Selected as a linebacker for the West squad in the Army Bowl. 138 Randall Telfer Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Rancho Cucamonga TE 6-4/220 USC Had 42 catches for 800 yards and six touchdowns in 2009. 139 Austin Haywood Moore (OK) Southmoore TE 6-4/245 Oklahoma Had 34 catches for 578 yards and 12 touchdowns while recording 65 tackles as a senior. 140 DeMarco Cobbs Tulsa (OK) Tulsa Central ATH 6-1/198 Texas Ran for 1,404 yards and 17 touchdowns, while recording 62 tackles on defense in 2009. 141 Tai-ler Jones Gainesville (GA) Gainesville High School WR 6-0/184 Notre Dame Had 76 catches for 1,399 yards and 18 toucdowns, while leading team to state championship game as a senior. 142 Barry Brunetti Memphis (TN) Memphis University School QB 6-0/207 West Virginia Led team to state championship and was selected starter for the East squad in the Army Bowl. 143 Dyjuan Lewis Indianapolis (IN) Pike WR 6-2/186 Cincinnati Helped lead team to 9-2 record in 2009. 144 Shakim Phillips Wayne (NJ) De Paul Catholic WR 6-2/191 Boston College Selected to play in the Army Bowl. 145 Mike Thornton Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson DT 6-2/280 Georgia Led team to 11-1 record and was selected to the Under Armour Game. 146 Joshua Reese Miami (FL) Miami Central WR 6-1/182 UCF Had 40 receptions for 824 yards and eight touchdowns in 2009. 147 Kenny Stills Carlsbad (CA) La Costa Canyon WR 6-2/175 Oklahoma Had more than 1,000 yards receiving and 13 touchdowns in 2009. 148 DeAndre Hopkins Central (SC) D. W. Daniel ATH 6-2/194 Clemson Hopkins was the most sure handed receiver all week at the Shrine Bowl practices. 149 Shep Klinke Katy (TX) Katy OL 6-7/290 Texas A&M Led Team to a 14-2 record and a second staight championship game appearance as a senior. 150 Quinton Dunbar Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington WR 6-3/170 Florida Helped lead team to 10-2 record in 2009. 151 Rajion Neal Tyrone (GA) Sandy Creek RB 5-10/214 Tennessee Led school to its first state championship in football while going 14-1 in 2009. 152 James Franklin Corinth (TX) Lake Dallas QB 6-2/218 Missouri Passed for 2,156 yards and 19 , while rushing for 1,183 yards and 19 scores in 2009. 153 Kevin Pierre-Louis Stamford (CT) King & Low Heywood Thomas LB 6-1/215 Boston College Averaged 17.3 tackles a game as a senior. 154 Deontae Cooper Perris (CA) Citrus Hill RB 6-0/205 Washington Rushed 315 times for 2,863 yards and 34 touchdowns in 2009. 155 Aaron Benson Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill LB 6-2/205 Texas Recovered from a shoulder injury during the season to compete in the Under Armour Game. 156 Eduardo Clements Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington RB 5-10/185 Miami Rushed for 694 yards and nine touchdowns on 100 carries as a senior. 157 Dontae Williams Houston (TX) Aldine RB 5-11/200 Oregon Rushed for 1,111 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2009. 158 Titus Till Upper Marlboro (MD) Wise DB 6-3/200 Maryland Has been clocked at 10.8 seconds in the 100 meters. 159 Corey Nelson Dallas (TX) Skyline LB 6-0/210 Oklahoma As a senior, Nelson recorded 120 tackles, 10 sacks and two blocked field goals. 160 Jordan Haden Fort Washington (MD) Friendly DB 6-0/198 Florida Younger brother of projected first-round NFL-draft pick Joe Haden. 161 Jimmy Gjere New Brighton (MN) Irondale OL 6-7/275 Minnesota Athletic lineman also excells in ice hockey and baseball in the offseason. 162 Demar Dorsey Lauderdale Lakes (FL) Boyd Anderson DB 6-1/175 Michigan Multi-purpose athlete started at safety in the Under Armour Game. 163 Marcus Lucas Liberty (MO) Liberty Senior WR 6-5/195 Missouri Versatile athlete played wide receiver for the West in the Army Bowl. 164 Tyrus Thompson Pflugerville (TX) Pflugerville OL 6-6/278 Oklahoma Competed in the O-D All-American Bowl after his senior season. 165 Ronnie Vinson New Orleans (LA) Isidore Newman School ATH 5-11/186 LSU After spending most of his senior year at running back, Vinson played defensive back in the O-D All-American Bowl. 166 Thomas Ricketts Wexford (PA) North Allegheny OL 6-6/265 Penn State Was named to the Big 33 Classic Roster following his senior season. 167 Giovanni Di Poalo Ventura (CA) St. Bonaventure OL 6-4/260 USC Part of an offensive line that led St. Bonaventure to an 11-2 record. 168 Damien Robinson Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch OL 6-8/330 Mississippi State Excelled in both the Alabama-Mississippi Classic and the Army Bowl at offensive tackle. 169 Darious Cummings Titusville (FL) Astronaut DE 6-2/245 Florida State Has the ability to play tight end, defensive tackle, defensive end or linebacker at the next level. 170 Anthony Jefferson Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral ATH 6-2/173 UCLA As a senior, had 50 tackles and two interceptions on defense with 50 catches for around 1,200 yards and 21 touchdowns at receiver. 171 Kyle Baublitz York (PA) Central York TE 6-4/254 Penn State Finished his senior season with 123 tackles, one interception, a forced fumble and two blocked punts. 172 Skyler Schofner Sunbury (OH) Big Walnut OL 6-6/276 Michigan State Competed in Hawaii at the Aloha Prep Bowl following a strong senior season. 173 Eddrick Loften Irving (TX) Nimitz DB 5-10/195 Tennessee As a senior, Loften had 56 tackles, three sacks and four interceptions. 174 Hayes Pullard Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw ATH 6-0/220 USC Following his senior year, Pullard took part in the O-D All-American Bowl. 175 Carlos Thompson Hollandale (MS) Simmons School DE 6-5/220 Ole Miss Coach's son competed in the Alabama-Mississippi Classic and the Army Bowl. 176 Jonathan Dowling Bradenton (FL) Southeast ATH 6-3/178 Florida Ball-hawking safety had two interceptions in the Under Armour Game. 177 Dior Mathis Detroit (MI) Cass Tech DB 5-8/166 Oregon One of the top cover cornerbacks on the West squad in the Army Bowl. 178 Andrew Donnal Whitehouse (OH) Anthony Wayne OL 6-7/285 Iowa After a 7-3 season, Donnal topped it off by competing in the Army Bowl. 179 Keanon Lowe Portland (OR) Jesuit ATH 5-10/170 Oregon Will play cornerback in college but rushed for 310 yards and six touchdowns on 40 carries in the Oregon state final. 180 Corey Grant Opelika (AL) Opelika RB 5-10/186 Alabama Productive all-purpose back is also the 2009 100-meter state champion with a 10.51-second time. 181 A.J. Derby Iowa City (IA) Iowa City ATH 6-4/218 Iowa Can play all over the field and showed it by playing quarterback and long-snapper at the Army Bowl. 182 A.J. Cann Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt OL 6-3/260 South Carolina Undersized - but physical - lineman can play all over the offensive line or defensive tackle. 183 Andrew Rodriguez Aurora (NE) Aurora OL 6-6/298 Nebraska Selected as a starter for the West Squad in the Army Bowl. 184 Jakhari Gore Miami (FL) Columbus RB 5-10/170 LSU Still managed just more than 1,000 yards rushing in injury filled senior season. 185 Mack Brown Lithonia (GA) Martin Luther King RB 5-11/185 Florida Despite missing some time because of injury, Brown rushed for 1,100 yards as in 2009. 186 Giovanni Bernard Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas RB 5-9/198 North Carolina Missed much of his senior year because of an injury, but as a junior rushed for 1,528 yards and 18 touchdowns. 187 Chris McCain Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford LB 6-6/203 California Missed much of his senior season but had 97 tackles, 16 for loss and four sacks as a junior. 188 Anthony Creecy Durham (NC) Southern Durham WR 6-0/196 N.C. State Tallied 733 receiving yards in 2009. 189 Adrian Hubbard Norcross (GA) Norcross DE 6-7/227 Alabama Baskebtall star soared onto the scene as a senior, capping his year off with two sacks in the Under Armour Game. 190 Michael Taylor Atlanta (GA) Westlake LB 6-1/213 Florida Earned the MVP award for his team in the Under Armour Game. 191 Tyrann Mathieu New Orleans (LA) St. Augustine DB 5-10/175 LSU At cornerback in 2009, Mathieu had six interceptions as a safety and accounted for five touchdowns on offense. 192 Tharold Simon Eunice (LA) Eunice ATH 6-4/185 LSU Despite missing three games because of an injury, Simon finished 2009 with 29 catches for 671 yards and four touchdowns. 193 Dominique Brown Cincinnati (OH) Winton Woods ATH 6-3/215 Louisville While playing quarterback, Brown led his team to a state championship in 2009. 194 Kony Ealy New Madrid (MO) New Madrid County Central DE 6-5/230 Missouri Talented prospect excels on the basketball court as well as the football field. 195 Bronson Irwin Mustang (OK) Mustang OL 6-4/322 Oklahoma Was named all-state as a senior and also competed in the O-D All-American Bowl. 196 Ivan Robinson Longville (LA) S Beauregard DT 6-4/260 Texas A&M Finished his senior season with 94 tackles, 21 tackles for losses, nine sacks, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery. 197 Craig Sanders Ariton (AL) Ariton DE 6-4/230 Auburn Had an impressive week of practice at the Alabama-Mississippi Classic. 198 Brandon Linder Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas OL 6-6/290 Miami Started at center for the East squad In the Army Bowl. 199 Jeremy Richardson Springville (AL) Springville WR 6-4/220 Auburn Had 36 receptions for 554 yards and six touchdowns. He also had seven kick returns for 171 yards and another touchdown in 2009. 200 Terrell Reese Brenham (TX) Brenham WR 6-2/185 Utah Caught 14 touchdowns leading Brenham to Class 4A Divison II title game. 201 Nick Dew Virginia Beach (VA) First Colonial DB 6-2/183 Virginia Tech Strong week at Under Armour Game equals jump into Rivals250. 202 Brandon Coleman Forestville (MD) Bishop McNamara WR 6-6/200 Rutgers Tall receiver prospect that is a threat down the field. 203 De'Joshua Johnson Pahokee (FL) Pahokee WR 5-11/150 Florida State Has top-end speed, played wide receiver and quarterback for Pahokee. 204 Travis Williams Norfolk (VA) Lake Taylor LB 6-2/189 Miami Recorded nine sacks in five games this year but had 14 sacks as a junior. 205 Jordan Zumwalt Huntington Beach (CA) Edison LB 6-4/220 UCLA Made 164 tackles in just 12 games his senior season. 206 David Amerson Greensboro (NC) Dudley DB 6-3/180 N.C. State Solidified elite status with standout performance at the Shine Bowl. 207 Evan Washington DeSoto (TX) DeSoto OL 6-5/290 LSU Son of former Buffalo Bill Marvin Washington. 208 Eric Humphrey Dallas (TX) Parish Episcopal School DT 6-4/273 Oklahoma Helped lead team to a 9-4 record this season. 209 Alex Crosthwaite San Diego (CA) Cathedral Catholic OL 6-5/298 California Led one of Southern California's best teams to a 12-1 record as a senior. 210 Trent Spurgeon Owasso (OK) Owasso OL 6-8/270 Arizona Big linemen will long frame chose Cats over several Big 12 offers. 211 Erik Kohler Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian OL 6-4/264 Washington Opened holes for Rivals100 back Malcolm Jones and passing lanes for Nick Montana. 212 Carrington Byndom Lufkin (TX) Lufkin DB 6-0/165 Texas Tall and rangy cornerback that is not afraid to tackle. 213 Brian Vogler Columbus (GA) Brookstone School TE 6-7/248 Alabama Big athlete that also starred on the AAU basketball circuit. 214 Anthony Williams McDonough (GA) Union Grove DE 6-4/235 Georgia Tech Helped lead team to a 9-3 season in 2009. 215 Louis Young Olney (MD) Good Counsel DB 6-0/185 Georgia Tech Helped team win state championship and was Crab Bowl MVP. 216 Curtis Carter Stonewall (LA) North De Soto ATH 5-10/170 TCU Former Nebraska commit switched to TCU on Christmas Day. 217 Zach Lee McKinney (TX) McKinney QB 6-4/195 LSU Passed for 31 touchdowns and just six interceptions his senior season. 218 John Harris Garland (TX) Naaman Forest WR 6-2/187 Texas Played quarterback as a senior but will move back to receiver at Texas. 219 Max Bullough Traverse City (MI) St Francis Catholic LB 6-3/225 Michigan State Won last 26 games of his high school career and two state titles. 220 Miles Dieffenbach Pittsburgh (PA) Fox Chapel Area OL 6-5/277 Penn State Technically sound lineman is one of the nation's best center prospects. 221 Christian Lombard Palatine (IL) Fremd OL 6-5/290 Notre Dame Shot up rankings after solid week at Army Bowl. 222 Denzel McCoy Duluth (GA) Northview DT 6-4/275 Georgia Tech Big prospect that can be very disruptive in the offensive backfield. 223 Bryant Jackson Sulphur Springs (TX) Sulphur Springs DB 6-3/175 Texas Versatile prospect that can makes plays at receiver and as a kick returner. 224 Ethan Grant Coconut Creek (FL) North Broward RB 5-10/175 TCU Speedy back was the Florida 300 intermediate hurdles champion as a junior. 225 Michael Carr West Point (MS) West Point ATH 6-1/192 Mississippi State Led team to Mississippi Class 5A state championship. 226 Blake Lueders Zionsville (IN) Zionsville DE 6-5/250 Stanford Can play outside linebacker in coach Kelly's 3-4 scheme or grow into a big defensive end. 227 Traylon Shead Cayuga (TX) Cayuga RB 6-2/215 Texas Small school prospect led Cayuga to Class A Division II state title. 228 Scotty Young Denton (TX) Ryan QB 6-3/185 Texas Tech Last two seasons: 63.2 completion pecent, 8,962 yards, 129 touchdowns and only 24 interceptions. 229 Keiwone Malone Memphis (TN) Mitchell WR 6-1/165 Alabama Caught 45 touchdowns over last two season, 26 his senior year. 230 David Wilkerson Danville (CA) Monte Vista LB 6-3/235 California One of the nation's best run stoppers, adds to Cal's tremendous linebacker haul. 231 Cameron Roberson Newbury Park (CA) Newbury Park RB 6-1/215 Notre Dame Rushed for nearly 1,100 yards and 22 scores in leading team to playoffs in 2009. 232 James Louis Delray Beach (FL) Atlantic WR 5-11/178 Ohio State Speedy receiver continues Ohio State's success in south Florida. 233 Mark Myers Cleveland (OH) St. Ignatius QB 6-4/220 Pittsburgh Passed for 1,921 yards and 19 touchdowns with ony three interceptions in 2009. 234 Sean Mannion Pleasanton (CA) Foothill QB 6-5/205 Oregon State Threw for 3,521 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior. 235 Andrew Hendrix Cincinnati (OH) Moeller QB 6-3/220 Notre Dame Quick release and strong armed prospect that is not afraid to run over defenders. 236 Taylor Graham Wheaton (IL) Wheaton North QB 6-4/211 Ohio State Son of former Ohio State quarterback Kent Graham. 237 Kenneth Scott Ontario (CA) Colony WR 6-2/198 Utah Big and strong receiver that catches ball well in traffic. 238 Prince Shembo Charlotte (NC) Ardrey Kell LB 6-2/232 Notre Dame Powerfully built prospect that could play defensive end or any linebacker position. 239 Geneo Grissom Hutchinson (KS) Hutchinson DE 6-4/230 Oklahoma Led his team to Class 5A state title again as a senior. 240 Delvin Jones Miami (FL) Miami Palmetto ATH 6-6/230 Ole Miss Prototype defensive end body, recoreded 20 sacks as a junior. 241 Adrian Coxson Baltimore (MD) City College High WR 6-2/194 Florida Smooth receiver that dominated Baltimore competition. 242 Jalen Fields Dalton (GA) Dalton DE 6-5/250 Georgia Bigger-framed prosect that could grow into a defensive tackle. Had 35 tackles for a loss his junior season. 243 Davon Dunn San Diego (CA) Lincoln WR 6-0/184 Fresno State First-team all CIF, all-league and team-MVP his senior year. 244 Shaun Lewis Missouri City (TX) Hightower LB 6-1/205 Oklahoma State Very instinctual player that recroded 235 tackles as a junior and senior. 245 DeMarcus Robinson Wichita (KS) Northwest RB 5-9/192 Kansas State Downhill runner with plenty of power. Scored 22 touchdowns his junior season. 246 Rajaan Bennett Powder Springs (GA) Mceachern RB 5-11/210 Vanderbilt Named Georgia's Class 5A player of the year. 247 Darius Robinson Atlanta (GA) Westlake DB 6-0/170 Clemson Excellent kick returner that continues Westlake's long tradition of producing top talent. 248 Byran Jones Junction City (AR) Junction City DT 6-3/297 Arkansas Big and quick defensive tackle led team to Class 2A state championship. 249 Barry Bostic Louisville (GA) Jefferson County ATH 5-10/156 Georgia Tech Mr. Versatility; Passed and rushed for more than 1,100 yards and accounted for 34 touchdowns. 250 James Haynes Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark DB 6-0/181 Oklahoma Fast safety prospect that gets it done in the classroom with a 3.94 GPA.

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