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Looks like crap copying and pasting, but it's an insider article so I included it in case you want to try to read through the crap.
Anyways, to summarize the Miami portion: Lammons, Clark, and Valentine.
http://insider.espn.go.com/college-...9210988/uncommitted-college-football-recruits
Leonard FournetteNew Orleans/Saint AugustineESPN 150 RANK: 1POS: RBSTARS:
LSU
Everybody wants the nation's No. 1 player, but LSU has the edge after hosting him for visits for the last two weekends before the spring evaluation period, including for the spring game.
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Jabrill PeppersParamus, N.J./Paramus CatholicESPN 150 RANK: 2POS: CBSTARS:
Michigan
The Wolverines are out front with the stiffest competition coming from Stanford, which Peppers has called his No. 1 school publicly for quite some time. However, don't be surprised to see a commitment to Michigan before the season.
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Andrew BrownChesapeake, Va./Oscar Frommel SmithESPN 150 RANK: 3POS: DTSTARS:
Virginia Tech
Brown has hinted he may stay in-state. With a strong defensive class already in the making, the Hokies would make sense. However, it's still very early in Brown's recruitment. Virginia will have a say.
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Da'Shawn HandWoodbridge, Va./WoodbridgeESPN 150 RANK: 4POS: DESTARS:
Michigan
This one is too close to call at this point, since it's probably Michigan and Virginia Tech at the top. Hand is going to take his time, so there is plenty of room for change here.
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Adoree' JacksonGardena, Calif./Junipero SerraESPN 150 RANK: 5POS: CBSTARS:
USC
The Trojans will need to fend off a charge from out-of-state programs such as Notre Dame and LSU, but the local school likely has a slight advantage at this point because there are several former Serra standouts currently on the roster. That rests entirely on USC's season in 2013 -- a duplicate of the 2012 showing will almost certainly send Jackson elsewhere, and crosstown rival UCLA could be the beneficiary.
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Myles GarrettArlington, Texas/James MartinESPN 150 RANK: 6POS: DESTARS:
Texas A&M
Garrett said that he doesn't necessarily have a "leader" but the Aggies made the biggest impression on him during his visits to College Station, particularly during his trip there for the Friday Night Lights scrimmage. Garrett said intends to make several trips to out-of-state schools this summer, so there's a long way to go, but A&M appears to have the edge at the moment.
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Cameron RobinsonWest Monroe, La./West MonroeESPN 150 RANK: 7POS: OTSTARS:
Alabama
The nation's top offensive tackle was at Alabama's A-Day, and not at LSU's spring game. Give Bama a slight edge based on that alone.
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Speedy NoilNew Orleans/Edna KarrESPN 150 RANK: 8POS: ATHSTARS:
LSU
The speedster has been considered an LSU lean for a while, and despite increased interest in Texas A&M (where prep teammate Noel Ellis signed in the 2013 class), Florida and USC, we like LSU to close.
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Marlon HumphreyHoover, Ala./HooverESPN 150 RANK: 9POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
He lives an hour from Tuscaloosa. He's a Crimson Tide legacy, and as a cornerback, he'd be coached by UA head coach Nick Saban. What's not to like about Alabama?
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Lamont GaillardFayetteville, N.C./Pine ForestESPN 150 RANK: 10POS: DTSTARS:
Georgia
A few weeks ago, the Florida Gators would have been the pick, but in a sudden turn of events, Gaillard eliminated the Gators and has the Bulldogs on top. As of now, Georgia is certainly the team to beat, but a new team, Miami, is also near the top for the five-star defensive tackle.
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David SharpeJacksonville, Fla./ProvidenceESPN 150 RANK: 12POS: OTSTARS:
Florida
The four-star tackle prospect has a good relationship with Florida head coach Will Muschamp and FSU defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt. Georgia is also very much in the mix, but at this point we feel Florida will be Sharpe's destination. His desire to play basketball on the next level, however, could affect his final decision.
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Lorenzo CarterNorcross, Ga./NorcrossESPN 150 RANK: 14POS: DESTARS:
Alabama
Carter says he does not have a front-runner but he has mentioned that Alabama would make his final group. Add to that fact that Norcross High School has been a Crimson Tide pipeline over the years and Carter is most likely to join a number of his teammates in Tuscaloosa.
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Raekwon McMillanHinesville, Ga./Liberty CountyESPN 150 RANK: 15POS: ILBSTARS:
Ohio State
McMillan cannot get enough of Columbus, which will be important if the Buckeyes want to fend off programs such as Clemson and Georgia that are closer to home for the No. 1 inside linebacker in the country.
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Jalen TaborWashington, D.C./Friendship CollegiateESPN 150 RANK: 19POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
Tabor recently named a top five of finalists: Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. Hard not to pick the champs even in that upper-echeleon group.
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Laurence JonesMonroe, La./NevilleESPN 150 RANK: 21POS: SSTARS:
LSU
Jones joined Cameron Robinson at Alabama's A-Day, where the two Monroe-area players were seen together. But after Eric Reid continued LSU's "DBU" tradition by getting picked in the first round of the NFL draft, we like LSU to keep him home.
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Michiah QuickFresno, Calif./Central EastESPN 150 RANK: 22POS: ATHSTARS:
Oklahoma
This prediction could have been any of Quick's top five programs -- Alabama, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC -- as the shifty athlete hasn't begun narrowing in on a particular program yet. A big season from the Trojans will likely go a long way toward keeping Quick closer to home, but the Sooners did a great job in snagging former teammates Hatari Byrd and L.J. Moore in the 2013 class and will play that angle up with Quick.
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Jamal AdamsLewisville, Texas/HebronESPN 150 RANK: 23POS: SSTARS:
Texas
Adams has about eight to 10 teams right now that he is legitimately interested in, but we get the sense that Texas will be where he ends up for a couple reasons: One, the Longhorns can offer him the early playing time he covets. Two, he is really good friends with current UT commitments and star cornerback Quandre Diggs.
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David CornwellNorman, Okla./Norman NorthESPN 150 RANK: 24POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Alabama
Cornwell has become a frequent visitor in Tuscaloosa, most recently for the Tide's spring game in April. He still has to throw at Alabama's camp in June, but the attraction seems to be mutual between the two sides.
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Ermon LaneHomestead, Fla./Homestead SeniorESPN 150 RANK: 25POS: WRSTARS:
Alabama
Miami and Alabama are neck-and-neck for the top-ranked wide receiver in the ESPN 150. Lane has stated that distance won't be a factor, and in the end, Bama fans will be happy.
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Lorenzo FeatherstonGreensboro, N.C./PageESPN 150 RANK: 26POS: DESTARS:
Clemson
The Tigers made an outstanding impression on Featherston during his visit in February. But this battle will likely be a marathon, so Clemson will have to see if it can hold up for the rest of the race again NC State, UNC and Alabama, if the Tide choose to offer.
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Tony BrownBeaumont, Texas/OzenESPN 150 RANK: 27POS: CBSTARS:
LSU
Everyone wants the top CB in the state of Texas, but Brown likely won't decide until December after official visits. LSU, Alabama, Texas, Florida State and several others are in the mix, but family is very important to Brown, and his older sister Bealoved is headed to LSU to run track. While Brown is adamant about being wide open with the process, it'll be something of a shock to many if he doesn't follow his sister.
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Malachi DupreRiver Ridge, La./John Curtis ChristianESPN 150 RANK: 29POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
Arguably the most coveted of Louisiana's "big four" wide receivers, Dupre has visited UCLA and likes others, such as Texas A&M and Alabama. But LSU has been on him the longest and the most consistently. He looks like he'll stay in-state.
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Solomon ThomasCoppell, Texas/CoppellESPN 150 RANK: 30POS: DESTARS:
Stanford
Thomas is about as tough to read as any recruit nationwide, simply because he truly doesn't know where he wants to go. He doesn't even have a list of favorites right now. But the Cardinal are the team to beat because of what they offer academically as well as their need at DE. Texas is in the mix, and Arkansas is a dark horse.
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Gerald Willis IIINew Orleans/Edna KarrESPN 150 RANK: 31POS: DTSTARS:
LSU
His brother Landon Collins turned down LSU for Alabama, going against their mother's best wishes. Mom isn't going to let her other son slip out of Louisiana. Willis is also a better fit with the Tigers' defense.
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Damian PrinceForestville, Md./Bishop McNamaraESPN 150 RANK: 33POS: OTSTARS:
Alabama
Here's one in which the Crimson Tide win by default, since Prince has given few hints as to where he's leading. Certainly, Florida State and Ohio State are in the running, as well as many other schools.
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Kentavius StreetGreenville, N.C./J.H. RoseESPN 150 RANK: 34POS: DESTARS:
Georgia
Street stated that he was impressed by NC State and the Wolfpack jumped to the top of his list following a recent visit, but before that the Bulldogs had held the lead for over a month even though they have yet to get the ESPN 150 defensive lineman on campus. The Peach State native plans to visit Athens this summer.
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Racean ThomasOxford, Ala./OxfordESPN 150 RANK: 35POS: RBSTARS:
Alabama
Many expected Thomas to commit to Alabama last fall. That didn't happen. Now he's exploring other schools, such as Auburn, Ole Miss and Oregon. Still, the Tide are the team to beat.
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Tyler LuatuaLa Mirada, Calif./La MiradaESPN 150 RANK: 37POS: TE-HSTARS:
USC
Luatua could very well pack up and join his brother at Alabama, or be swayed by a possible official visit to Notre Dame or Ohio State, but USC offered Luatua as early as any recruit in California and is making him a priority in this class. The USC tight ends had big years in 2011 but took a step back in 2012. If they go back to being a feature of the 2013 offense, that could make things easier for the Trojans with Luatua.
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Trey QuinnLake Charles, La./BarbeESPN 150 RANK: 39POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
Quinn is taking his time, seeing a lot of schools -- most recently Clemson -- and plans to see Notre Dame soon. By summer's end, we suspect he'll have seen enough and stay home for LSU, his father's alma mater.
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Casey TuckerChandler, Ariz./HamiltonESPN 150 RANK: 40POS: OTSTARS:
Stanford
The Cardinal have arguably had the best offensive linemen in the Pac-12 recently, and that will be too much to turn down. The former USC commit is scheduled to visit Palo Alto in May.
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Dante SawyerSuwanee, Ga./North GwinnettESPN 150 RANK: 42POS: DESTARS:
Georgia
Sawyer is close friends with 2013 Georgia signees DeVondre Seymour and Shaun McGee, both of whom have been pushing him to the Bulldogs.
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Johnnie DixonPalm Beach Gardens, Fla./DwyerESPN 150 RANK: 43POS: WRSTARS:
Florida
The talented pass-catcher has been high on Florida, Miami and Florida State for a while. A case could be made for any of those three schools, but as of now the Gators hold a slight advantage.
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Arrion SpringsSan Antonio/RooseveltESPN 150 RANK: 44POS: CBSTARS:
Oregon
The Ducks haven't offered yet, but they're still atop Springs' list, along with Miami. Texas is also pushing both out-of-state programs for the versatile defensive back.
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Donte Thomas-WilliamsDurham, N.C./HillsideESPN 150 RANK: 46POS: RBSTARS:
Clemson
Thomas-Williams is big on Notre Dame and Clemson. With Elijah Hood committing to the Fighting Irish, expect the Tigers to pick up a big piece of the puzzle in the ESPN 150 running back. He has said he feels at home with Clemson as well.
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Keller ChrystPalo Alto, Calif./Palo AltoESPN 150 RANK: 50POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Stanford
Chryst isn't discussing recruiting much at this point, but it looks like the Cardinal will go toe-to-toe with USC for Chryst, as he is the only quarterback either program has offered. He is very familiar with both programs, but very early in his recruitment, the nod goes to the more local program.
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Marshon LattimoreCleveland/GlenvilleESPN 150 RANK: 51POS: ATHSTARS:
Ohio State
Lattimore has been on five visits to see the Buckeyes. While he plans on taking visits to Alabama, Tennessee and USC, the Cleveland Glenville connection is strong in Columbus.
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Alex BarsNashville, Tenn./Montgomery BellESPN 150 RANK: 55POS: OTSTARS:
Michigan
Bars has shown interest in schools in Southern states but has extensive ties to the Midwest, where his brothers play at Penn State and Michigan. His father played at Notre Dame. Bars seems to be leaning toward Ann Arbor, where he spent Thanksgiving with Michigan's coaches.
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Rod TaylorJackson, Miss./CallawayESPN 150 RANK: 56POS: OGSTARS:
Ole Miss
Getting an offer from Alabama is rare, so for Taylor to be able to earn a scholarship from the Tide before the start of his sophomore year shows his immense talent level. Alabama might have hired Tyler Siskey, the former Ole Miss director of recruiting development, but even Siskey knows it will not be an easy task to pull Taylor, who has two teammates committed and two fellow offensive linemen out of his home state already playing for Ole Miss.
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K.D. CannonMount Pleasant, Texas/Mount PleasantESPN 150 RANK: 58POS: WRSTARS:
Texas Tech
Baylor has always been very high on his list, but Cannon left Texas Tech's spring game with a noticeable glow. It'll be tough to sway him from Baylor, but the energy of the Red Raiders' new coaching staff can win him over.
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Clifton GarrettPlainfield, Ill./Plainfield SouthESPN 150 RANK: 59POS: ILBSTARS:
LSU
Garrett was in Baton Rouge for the spring game and absolutely loved his visit. Those close to him project him with the Tigers.
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Elisha ShawTucker, Ga./TuckerESPN 150 RANK: 60POS: DTSTARS:
Alabama
The Tide took the lead for Shaw after hosting the ESPN 150 defensive tackle for their spring game. If he makes a decision soon, Alabama is in great shape. If he wants to announce at the Army All-American Bowl game in January, Georgia will likely have several chances to change his mind.
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John "JuJu" SmithLong Beach, Calif./Long BeachESPN 150 RANK: 62POS: ATHSTARS:
USC
Another player with which a commitment is likely contingent upon a strong year from the Trojans. If the tide continues to rise on UCLA's side of town, the Bruins likely jump to the front of the pack, although he's getting a big push from Michigan and Notre Dame as well. Smith spends his entire winter and spring focusing on track, so recruiting won't get his full attention until the fall.
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Nick WatkinsDallas/Bishop DunneESPN 150 RANK: 63POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
If Watkins stays in-state, many feel he'll pick Texas. The summer, however, will determine a lot, as he's planning on taking several unofficial visits. Alabama is expected to be one of those visits.
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Cameron SimsMonroe, La./Ouachita ParishESPN 150 RANK: 64POS: WRSTARS:
Alabama
Sims lacks an offer from home-state LSU but isn't missing the big-time offers. We like the Tide, which has recruited Sims hard, and consistently.
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Nyles MorganCrete, Ill./Crete-MoneeESPN 150 RANK: 65POS: ILBSTARS:
Ole Miss
A tough read, but Morgan recently visited with former teammate Laquon Treadwell. Treadwell, as well as 2012 teammate Anthony Standifer, both signed with the Rebels.
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Jamarco JonesChicago/De La SalleESPN 150 RANK: 67POS: OTSTARS:
Ohio State
He's a Chicago kid and will likely stay in the Big Ten, but if we're making bets, we're going with Ohio State. Jones has been very impressed with Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes ever since they offered (June) and if he were to make a commitment to OSU, it wouldn't be too big of a surprise.
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Damien MamaBellflower, Calif./Saint John BoscoESPN 150 RANK: 68POS: OGSTARS:
USC
Mama comes from a family of big USC supporters, and the Trojans will also likely get a boost from former teammate Nico Falah, who signed with USC in the 2013 class. But Mama is yet another player who will let his recruitment play out, and programs such as Alabama and UCLA will have opportunities to make statements.
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Malik McDowellDetroit/LoyolaESPN 150 RANK: 69POS: DTSTARS:
Michigan
The four-star prospect is high on Notre Dame, but we think he'll stay in-state. That being said, he'll chose the Wolverines over the Spartans. The Wolverines already have a solid defensive lineman commit in Bryan Mone (Salt Lake City/Highland) but adding McDowell, the top in-state D-lineman, would make a very impressive class for Greg Mattison.
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Malkom ParrishQuitman, Ga./Brooks CountyESPN 150 RANK: 70POS: ATHSTARS:
Georgia Tech
Will the Yellow Jackets be able to fend off in-state rival Georgia for their first ESPN 150 prospect since Vad Lee in 2011? Georgia Tech can offer Parrish the possibility of playing quarterback in its option-based offense, but the Bulldogs hope to get the ESPN 150 athlete on campus before he makes his decision this summer.
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Tyler WhileyScottsdale, Ariz./ChaparralESPN 150 RANK: 71POS: CBSTARS:
UCLA
Both Arizona schools will do everything they can to keep the local talent at home, but the Bruins have done very well in Arizona the past two years and are making a big push there again.
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Tre' WilliamsMobile, Ala./Saint Paul's Episcopal SchoolESPN 150 RANK: 74POS: ILBSTARS:
Auburn
This looks like an in-state battle all the way. At this point, Auburn has the edge because his teammate Josh Casher is currently committed to the Tigers.
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Corey HolmesFort Lauderdale, Fla./Saint Thomas AquinasESPN 150 RANK: 75POS: WRSTARS:
Michigan
All indications point to Holmes leaving the state of Florida for school. Notre Dame and Oklahoma are right in it, but Michigan could very well hold the lead for the receiver at this early stage.
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Edwin FreemanArlington, Texas/BowieESPN 150 RANK: 78POS: SSTARS:
TCU
Texas is a **** pick right now because the Longhorns want him at safety, which is where he'd prefer. But the Horned Frogs have the inside track in part because Freeman's former high school coach Kenny Perry is now in charge of recruiting for TCU. Texas A&M and Oklahoma are also heavy players here.
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Travis RudolphWest Palm Beach, Fla./Cardinal NewmanESPN 150 RANK: 79POS: WRSTARS:
Florida
After decomitting from Miami, Rudolph has visited Florida a few times, including a visit with his mother for Florida's spring game. Though Miami is not out of the picture yet, the Gators appear to be the front-runner for his services.
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Denzel WareOpp, Ala./OppESPN 150 RANK: 80POS: DESTARS:
Florida
Ware, previously committed to Florida State and Kentucky, respectively, says his next choice will be his final one. Whether that is true or not remains to be seen, but the Florida Gators appear to be in pole position for his verbal.
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Chris LammonsFort Lauderdale, Fla./PlantationESPN 150 RANK: 81POS: ATHSTARS:
Miami
Several schools, including Alabama, Florida, Florida State and South Carolina, are in the mix for Lammons, but ultimately the Canes have the inside track to land the talented athlete.
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D.J. SmithMarietta Ga./WaltonESPN 150 RANK: 82POS: CBSTARS:
Tennessee
If signing day were today, the Vols would be in great shape to land the versatile ESPN 150 cornerback, who has visited Knoxville several times already. But Smith is in no rush, so Georgia, Arkansas and Florida will have a chance to impress him as well.
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Kevin CrosbyBamberg, S.C./Bamberg-EhrhardtESPN 150 RANK: 83POS: TE-HSTARS:
South Carolina
Since Crosby needs to take visits to Clemson and Florida, Gamecocks fans will likely have to wait until July before seeing the ESPN 150 tight end added to South Carolina's commitment list.
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Artavis ScottTarpon Springs, Fla./East LakeESPN 150 RANK: 85POS: WRSTARS:
Michigan
If distance didn't play a factor, Michigan would be the undisputed favorite to land this Florida prospect. However, distance could certainly be an aspect to watch going forward. As of now, Michigan is the school to beat with Florida and Florida State not far behind.
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Parrker WestphalBolingbrook, Ill./BolingbrookESPN 150 RANK: 87POS: CBSTARS:
Michigan
Westphal plans on narrowing his list sometime around June and says he will only focus on those schools. Michigan set the standard for him from the start, and the Wolverines haven't lost any ground since.
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Dillon BatesPonte Verda Beach, Fla./Ponte VedraESPN 150 RANK: 88POS: OLBSTARS:
Tennessee
Bates has said he'll start cutting back his list of schools this summer. His father, Bill Bates, is a Knoxville native and former Tennessee standout. The Bates family has been in Knoxville frequently to get to know Tennessee's coaching staff.
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Jesse JacksonPetal, Miss./PetalESPN 150 RANK: 89POS: WRSTARS:
Mississippi State
As of now, Mississippi State is the team to beat, but a recent offer from Ole Miss could change that. Also, Alabama is very high on the ESPN 150 wide receiver.
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Jesse AniebonamOlney, Md./Our Lady of Good CounselESPN 150 RANK: 91POS: DESTARS:
Maryland
Aniebonam has offers from all over the country, but it's likely he stays close to home and chooses the Terrapins. He recently attended their spring game.
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Ronnie ClarkCalera, Ala./CaleraESPN 150 RANK: 92POS: ATHSTARS:
Alabama
If it comes down to Alabama and Auburn, the Tide have the advantage. However, keep an eye on LSU. He grew up in Louisiana, and the Tigers recently offered him. It might be too little, too late, though.
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Thomas HolleyBrooklyn, N.Y./Abraham LincolnESPN 150 RANK: 93POS: RBSTARS:
Penn State
Tough to make a prediction on now, as Holley is not naming any favorites, but he just visited Penn State and has a great relationship with defensive line coach Larry Johnson.
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Demarre KittTyrone, Ga./Sandy CreekESPN 150 RANK: 99POS: WRSTARS:
Clemson
After his visit, Kitt said Ohio State showed him everything he wanted to see. However, catching passes from ESPN 150 quarterback and Clemson commit Deshaun Watson might be enticing enough to make him a Tiger.
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Kyron WatsonEast Saint Louis, Ill./East Saint LouisESPN 150 RANK: 100POS: OLBSTARS:
Michigan
This prediction could change soon. Michigan is at the top right now, but numbers might exclude Watson from this class. His visit date is May 20, and Michigan already might have picked up another linebacker by then.
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Bryce DixonVentura, Calif./Saint BonaventureESPN 150 RANK: 101POS: TE-HSTARS:
UCLA
Dixon is very familiar with the Bruins' program, though UCLA will need to hold up against a strong push from out-of-state programs, including Arizona, Miami, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Washington.
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Jacob PughTallahassee, Fla./GodbyESPN 150 RANK: 104POS: OLBSTARS:
Florida State
Pugh plans to announce this spring, and it will be very tough for him to say no to the Seminoles, considering he goes to high school less than three miles from the Florida State campus.
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Garrald McDowellCovington, La./CovingtonESPN 150 RANK: 105POS: DTSTARS:
Ole Miss
McDowell is a fast riser who has visited the likes of Alabama and Arkansas. Right now, we like Ole Miss, which hosted McDowell for the Grove Bowl and has a chance to continue to build off its banner 2013 class.
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Lawrence MarshallSouthfield, Mich./SouthfieldESPN 150 RANK: 107POS: DESTARS:
Michigan State
Marshall held a short commitment with Ohio State, but decommitted when he realized he had made too rash a decision. Expect him to wait it out a bit more this time. He's taking a late visit to Oklahoma, but he'll probably stay in-state with the Spartans.
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Saeed BlacknallManalapan, N.J./ManalapanESPN 150 RANK: 108POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
The Tigers are out front for Blacknall following a visit, but Ohio State is right there behind them. Don't count out Notre Dame, either, which he will visit this summer along with OSU and Michigan.
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Jamoral GrahamDecatur, Miss./Newton County AcademyESPN 150 RANK: 109POS: ATHSTARS:
Ole Miss
There were rumors that Graham committed to Mississippi State last fall. That doesn't seem to be the case. With Ole Miss riding high, the Rebels get the slight edge.
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Wesley GreenLithonia, Ga./Martin Luther KingESPN 150 RANK: 110POS: CBSTARS:
Tennessee
Up until two weeks ago, Clemson had maintained a lead for Green for several weeks, but one visit to Knoxville shook everything up for the ESPN 150 prospect. Look for both programs, and Georgia, to duke it out all summer for the talented defensive back.
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Justin ThorntonPrichard, Ala./VigorESPN 150 RANK: 111POS: DESTARS:
LSU
Thornton grew up a Florida fan. All signs pointed toward him being a Gator, but he recently named LSU his favorite. He plans to announce in August, and the momentum is currently with the Tigers.
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Isaiah WynnSt. Petersburg, Fla./LakewoodESPN 150 RANK: 113POS: OGSTARS:
Vanderbilt
Wynn hasn't exactly hidden the fact that he wants to play in the SEC. With strong ties the area now, James Franklin & Co. have the current edge for him, but that could change.
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Armanti ForemanTexas City, Texas/Texas CityESPN 150 RANK: 115POS: WRSTARS:
Texas A&M
Foreman's destination is difficult to predict. He has stated his intention of playing college football with his twin brother, running back D'Onta. D'Onta currently has three offers, but not from the schools Armanti has shown the most interest in so far -- Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma among them. If the twins stick with that plan, it's anybody's guess. If they go to different schools, give the slight edge to A&M because its passing offense fits well with Foreman's abilities as a receiver.
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Marquis WareLos Angeles/SalesianESPN 150 RANK: 116POS: ATHSTARS:
UCLA
This could get interesting in a hurry if USC or Washington eventually extends an offer, but the local pull could be strong for Ware. Washington signed former teammate Jermaine Kelly in 2013 and made a strong impression on Ware and teammate Jamardre Cobb, though it hasn't offered either yet. The same goes with USC, which could still jump to the top of the list for both if offers are eventually given.
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Braden SmithOlathe, Kan./Olathe SouthESPN 150 RANK: 118POS: OGSTARS:
TCU
The ESPN 150 guard has a very strong relationship with his sister Megan, who throws shot put for the Horned Frogs. Expect Smith to choose Texas Christian in the end.
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Viane TalamaivaoCorona, Calif./CentennialESPN 150 RANK: 121POS: OGSTARS:
UCLA
Offensive line factories Alabama and Wisconsin have both offered Talamaivao, but the guess at this point is the big lineman won't go that far away for college when there is a local option as intriguing as the Bruins. UCLA will have to battle the fact that they took seven linemen in the 2013 class, but Talamaivao was impressed when he watched the Bruins take down USC last fall.
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Bentley SpainCharlotte, N.C./ProvidenceESPN 150 RANK: 122POS: OTSTARS:
North Carolina
While the football aspect of South Carolina is thought of very highly by Spain, the ESPN 150 offensive lineman is looking for a combination of quality football and academics, something of which North Carolina and Stanford have few equals among BCS programs. The Tar Heels could be the best of both worlds and close enough to home to win out for Spain.
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Michael O'ConnorBradenton, Fla./IMG AcademyESPN 150 RANK: 123POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Penn State
Michigan State and Vanderbilt also have a strong chance here, but PSU might have pulled ahead after the impending transfer of sophomore Steven Bench. O'Connor called the move "intriguing" because there'll be less competition for him, and he already is excited about running a similar offense to the one his high school runs.
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Josh MaloneGallatin, Tenn./Station CampESPN 150 RANK: 124POS: WRSTARS:
Tennessee
With approximately 40 scholarship offers, Malone has been patient and diligent in his recruitment. He could end up anywhere, but with Tennessee nearby and needing receivers, the Volunteers should be in the running until the end of his recruitment.
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William RichardsonBurlington, N.C./Hugh M. CummingsESPN 150 RANK: 126POS: OGSTARS:
Florida State
The Noles have impressed Richardson with their criminal justice program and have made the 6-foot-6, 300-pound tackle a recruiting priority so far in the 2014 cycle. But Virginia is hoping Richardson can be an out-of-state compliment to what is shaping up to be an excellent haul of in-state talent.
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Dravon HenryAliquippa, Pa./AliquippaESPN 150 RANK: 127POS: ATHSTARS:
Pittsburgh
Ohio State, Penn State, Pitt and West Virginia make up his top group, but rarely does a top player from Aliquippa leave Western Pennsylvania. Henry's cousin is Darrelle Revis, and much like Revis, Henry will likely be a defensive back for the nearby Panthers.
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Kyle AllenScottsdale, Ariz./Desert MountainESPN 150 RANK: 128POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Oklahoma State
The Cowboys have long been one of Allen's favorites, and the potent offense could put Oklahoma State in a strong position to nab one of the nation's top quarterbacks. As with all the top Arizona prospects, how the Wilcats and Sun Devils do in the second year of those coaching tenures could go a long way toward keeping Allen home.
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Adonis JenningsErial, N.J./Timber Creek RegionalESPN 150 RANK: 132POS: WRSTARS:
Pittsburgh
While his is a recruitment that is far from over, as Jennings is seeing increased interest since participating in a few spring camps, Pitt has made a solid impression each time Jennings has visited. That pick is very subject to change, however.
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Joe MixonOakley, Calif./FreedomESPN 150 RANK: 135POS: RBSTARS:
UCLA
There's no correct guess for where Mixon is leaning at this point, as he hasn't yet begun to cut down his list of more than 40 offers. Washington signed former teammate Darrell Daniels in the 2013 class and came on strong for Mixon, but UCLA has been aggressive in making the big tailback arguably its top target in the class. Depending upon how the Bruins' depth chart shakes out in replacing Johnathan Franklin, it could offer a nice landing spot for a back capable of immediate contributions.
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Roderick JohnsonFlorissant, Mo./Hazelwood CentralESPN 150 RANK: 137POS: OTSTARS:
Missouri
The Tigers are in need of that big-time, in-state recruit. Few are bigger than Johnson -- literally and figuratively. At 6-foot-7 and 330 pounds, Johnson can help give the Missouri recruiting class a big boost.
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Shaquille DavidsonGaffney, S.C./GaffneyESPN 150 RANK: 138POS: WRSTARS:
South Carolina
The Gamecocks have done everything right in their recruitment of the ESPN 150 wideout, and they have held the lead for some time now. But with a signing day decision expected, dozens of other schools will continue to fight for a possible official visit from Davidson.
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Bishard "Budda" BakerBellevue, Wash./BellevueESPN 150 RANK: 139POS: SSTARS:
Oregon
Baker is the best athlete in the West, outside of California. He has the talent to be a star on either side of the ball in college. No program is a better fit than Oregon.
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Alex BookserPittsburgh/Mount LebanonESPN 150 RANK: 140POS: OTSTARS:
Pittsburgh
Pitt fans were on the wrong end of an April Fools' joke when Bookser tweeted on Apr. 1 he had committed to the Panthers, but Pitt is still in a very strong position for Bookser.
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Drew BarkerHebron, Ky./ConnerESPN 150 RANK: 141POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Tennessee
Barker's decision could come down to how some college freshmen quarterbacks play this fall. If he sees young quarterbacks falter at Tennessee or South Carolina, that could elevate those programs' status in his recruitment.
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Nathan StarksLas Vegas/Bishop GormanESPN 150 RANK: 142POS: RBSTARS:
N/A
Starks' situation was made very unclear on Monday, as the standout tailback was dismissed from Bishop Gorman for a violation of school rules. Programs will certainly do their homework in finding out what the violation was and if it means Starks is still a recruitable prospect, but his talent is enough that some programs will likely give Starks a chance. Whether it will be the ones that have offered already -- Alabama, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas and USC, among others -- remains to be seen.
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Nick RuffinAtlanta/Saint Pius X CatholicESPN 150 RANK: 144POS: ATHSTARS:
Auburn
When a prospect says he feels at home after a visit, that program should instantly be considered a serious contender. Ruffin felt that way after taking a trip to Auburn, and if Alabama lands Marlon Humphrey, Ruffin could end up choosing the Tigers this summer over South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Georgia.
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Khairi ClarkHollywood, Fla./Chaminade-MadonnaESPN 150 RANK: 146POS: DTSTARS:
Miami
Clark enjoyed a recent trip to Gainesville to see the Gators, but in the end Clark will likely chose the hometown Hurricanes.
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Trevion ThompsonDurham, N.C./HillsideESPN 150 RANK: 147POS: WRSTARS:
Clemson
Like most on this list, this is merely a projection at this point, especially since Thompson is likely to hold out until close to signing day before making a decision known. Clemson is selling Thompson on coming in and replacing Sammy Watkins, possibly as early as 2014.
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Nifae LealaoSacramento/Capital ChristianESPN 150 RANK: 148POS: DTSTARS:
Stanford
Lealao is a big, physical lineman who has the athleticism to fit Stanford's 3-4 defense. Palo Alto is close to home, so if he is accepted, the Cardinal will be tough to beat.
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Dalton SchultzSouth Jordan, Utah/BinghamESPN 150 RANK: 149POS: TE-YSTARS:
Stanford
Schultz is a huge target with the frame to add 30 pounds comfortably. Stanford's success at tight end makes the Cardinal an ideal fit for the athletic tight end.
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Travonte ValentinePalm Bay, Fla./BaysideESPN 150 RANK: 150POS: DTSTARS:
Miami
Valentine has decommitted from two schools, Louisville and Florida, already so it's difficult to predict where he will end up, but as of now it looks like the Hurricanes are the team to beat.
Anyways, to summarize the Miami portion: Lammons, Clark, and Valentine.
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Leonard FournetteNew Orleans/Saint AugustineESPN 150 RANK: 1POS: RBSTARS:
LSU
Everybody wants the nation's No. 1 player, but LSU has the edge after hosting him for visits for the last two weekends before the spring evaluation period, including for the spring game.
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Jabrill PeppersParamus, N.J./Paramus CatholicESPN 150 RANK: 2POS: CBSTARS:
Michigan
The Wolverines are out front with the stiffest competition coming from Stanford, which Peppers has called his No. 1 school publicly for quite some time. However, don't be surprised to see a commitment to Michigan before the season.
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Andrew BrownChesapeake, Va./Oscar Frommel SmithESPN 150 RANK: 3POS: DTSTARS:
Virginia Tech
Brown has hinted he may stay in-state. With a strong defensive class already in the making, the Hokies would make sense. However, it's still very early in Brown's recruitment. Virginia will have a say.
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Da'Shawn HandWoodbridge, Va./WoodbridgeESPN 150 RANK: 4POS: DESTARS:
Michigan
This one is too close to call at this point, since it's probably Michigan and Virginia Tech at the top. Hand is going to take his time, so there is plenty of room for change here.
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Adoree' JacksonGardena, Calif./Junipero SerraESPN 150 RANK: 5POS: CBSTARS:
USC
The Trojans will need to fend off a charge from out-of-state programs such as Notre Dame and LSU, but the local school likely has a slight advantage at this point because there are several former Serra standouts currently on the roster. That rests entirely on USC's season in 2013 -- a duplicate of the 2012 showing will almost certainly send Jackson elsewhere, and crosstown rival UCLA could be the beneficiary.
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Myles GarrettArlington, Texas/James MartinESPN 150 RANK: 6POS: DESTARS:
Texas A&M
Garrett said that he doesn't necessarily have a "leader" but the Aggies made the biggest impression on him during his visits to College Station, particularly during his trip there for the Friday Night Lights scrimmage. Garrett said intends to make several trips to out-of-state schools this summer, so there's a long way to go, but A&M appears to have the edge at the moment.
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Cameron RobinsonWest Monroe, La./West MonroeESPN 150 RANK: 7POS: OTSTARS:
Alabama
The nation's top offensive tackle was at Alabama's A-Day, and not at LSU's spring game. Give Bama a slight edge based on that alone.
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Speedy NoilNew Orleans/Edna KarrESPN 150 RANK: 8POS: ATHSTARS:
LSU
The speedster has been considered an LSU lean for a while, and despite increased interest in Texas A&M (where prep teammate Noel Ellis signed in the 2013 class), Florida and USC, we like LSU to close.
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Marlon HumphreyHoover, Ala./HooverESPN 150 RANK: 9POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
He lives an hour from Tuscaloosa. He's a Crimson Tide legacy, and as a cornerback, he'd be coached by UA head coach Nick Saban. What's not to like about Alabama?
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Lamont GaillardFayetteville, N.C./Pine ForestESPN 150 RANK: 10POS: DTSTARS:
Georgia
A few weeks ago, the Florida Gators would have been the pick, but in a sudden turn of events, Gaillard eliminated the Gators and has the Bulldogs on top. As of now, Georgia is certainly the team to beat, but a new team, Miami, is also near the top for the five-star defensive tackle.
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David SharpeJacksonville, Fla./ProvidenceESPN 150 RANK: 12POS: OTSTARS:
Florida
The four-star tackle prospect has a good relationship with Florida head coach Will Muschamp and FSU defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt. Georgia is also very much in the mix, but at this point we feel Florida will be Sharpe's destination. His desire to play basketball on the next level, however, could affect his final decision.
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Lorenzo CarterNorcross, Ga./NorcrossESPN 150 RANK: 14POS: DESTARS:
Alabama
Carter says he does not have a front-runner but he has mentioned that Alabama would make his final group. Add to that fact that Norcross High School has been a Crimson Tide pipeline over the years and Carter is most likely to join a number of his teammates in Tuscaloosa.
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Raekwon McMillanHinesville, Ga./Liberty CountyESPN 150 RANK: 15POS: ILBSTARS:
Ohio State
McMillan cannot get enough of Columbus, which will be important if the Buckeyes want to fend off programs such as Clemson and Georgia that are closer to home for the No. 1 inside linebacker in the country.
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Jalen TaborWashington, D.C./Friendship CollegiateESPN 150 RANK: 19POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
Tabor recently named a top five of finalists: Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. Hard not to pick the champs even in that upper-echeleon group.
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Laurence JonesMonroe, La./NevilleESPN 150 RANK: 21POS: SSTARS:
LSU
Jones joined Cameron Robinson at Alabama's A-Day, where the two Monroe-area players were seen together. But after Eric Reid continued LSU's "DBU" tradition by getting picked in the first round of the NFL draft, we like LSU to keep him home.
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Michiah QuickFresno, Calif./Central EastESPN 150 RANK: 22POS: ATHSTARS:
Oklahoma
This prediction could have been any of Quick's top five programs -- Alabama, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC -- as the shifty athlete hasn't begun narrowing in on a particular program yet. A big season from the Trojans will likely go a long way toward keeping Quick closer to home, but the Sooners did a great job in snagging former teammates Hatari Byrd and L.J. Moore in the 2013 class and will play that angle up with Quick.
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Jamal AdamsLewisville, Texas/HebronESPN 150 RANK: 23POS: SSTARS:
Texas
Adams has about eight to 10 teams right now that he is legitimately interested in, but we get the sense that Texas will be where he ends up for a couple reasons: One, the Longhorns can offer him the early playing time he covets. Two, he is really good friends with current UT commitments and star cornerback Quandre Diggs.
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David CornwellNorman, Okla./Norman NorthESPN 150 RANK: 24POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Alabama
Cornwell has become a frequent visitor in Tuscaloosa, most recently for the Tide's spring game in April. He still has to throw at Alabama's camp in June, but the attraction seems to be mutual between the two sides.
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Ermon LaneHomestead, Fla./Homestead SeniorESPN 150 RANK: 25POS: WRSTARS:
Alabama
Miami and Alabama are neck-and-neck for the top-ranked wide receiver in the ESPN 150. Lane has stated that distance won't be a factor, and in the end, Bama fans will be happy.
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Lorenzo FeatherstonGreensboro, N.C./PageESPN 150 RANK: 26POS: DESTARS:
Clemson
The Tigers made an outstanding impression on Featherston during his visit in February. But this battle will likely be a marathon, so Clemson will have to see if it can hold up for the rest of the race again NC State, UNC and Alabama, if the Tide choose to offer.
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Tony BrownBeaumont, Texas/OzenESPN 150 RANK: 27POS: CBSTARS:
LSU
Everyone wants the top CB in the state of Texas, but Brown likely won't decide until December after official visits. LSU, Alabama, Texas, Florida State and several others are in the mix, but family is very important to Brown, and his older sister Bealoved is headed to LSU to run track. While Brown is adamant about being wide open with the process, it'll be something of a shock to many if he doesn't follow his sister.
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Malachi DupreRiver Ridge, La./John Curtis ChristianESPN 150 RANK: 29POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
Arguably the most coveted of Louisiana's "big four" wide receivers, Dupre has visited UCLA and likes others, such as Texas A&M and Alabama. But LSU has been on him the longest and the most consistently. He looks like he'll stay in-state.
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Solomon ThomasCoppell, Texas/CoppellESPN 150 RANK: 30POS: DESTARS:
Stanford
Thomas is about as tough to read as any recruit nationwide, simply because he truly doesn't know where he wants to go. He doesn't even have a list of favorites right now. But the Cardinal are the team to beat because of what they offer academically as well as their need at DE. Texas is in the mix, and Arkansas is a dark horse.
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Gerald Willis IIINew Orleans/Edna KarrESPN 150 RANK: 31POS: DTSTARS:
LSU
His brother Landon Collins turned down LSU for Alabama, going against their mother's best wishes. Mom isn't going to let her other son slip out of Louisiana. Willis is also a better fit with the Tigers' defense.
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Damian PrinceForestville, Md./Bishop McNamaraESPN 150 RANK: 33POS: OTSTARS:
Alabama
Here's one in which the Crimson Tide win by default, since Prince has given few hints as to where he's leading. Certainly, Florida State and Ohio State are in the running, as well as many other schools.
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Kentavius StreetGreenville, N.C./J.H. RoseESPN 150 RANK: 34POS: DESTARS:
Georgia
Street stated that he was impressed by NC State and the Wolfpack jumped to the top of his list following a recent visit, but before that the Bulldogs had held the lead for over a month even though they have yet to get the ESPN 150 defensive lineman on campus. The Peach State native plans to visit Athens this summer.
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Racean ThomasOxford, Ala./OxfordESPN 150 RANK: 35POS: RBSTARS:
Alabama
Many expected Thomas to commit to Alabama last fall. That didn't happen. Now he's exploring other schools, such as Auburn, Ole Miss and Oregon. Still, the Tide are the team to beat.
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Tyler LuatuaLa Mirada, Calif./La MiradaESPN 150 RANK: 37POS: TE-HSTARS:
USC
Luatua could very well pack up and join his brother at Alabama, or be swayed by a possible official visit to Notre Dame or Ohio State, but USC offered Luatua as early as any recruit in California and is making him a priority in this class. The USC tight ends had big years in 2011 but took a step back in 2012. If they go back to being a feature of the 2013 offense, that could make things easier for the Trojans with Luatua.
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Trey QuinnLake Charles, La./BarbeESPN 150 RANK: 39POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
Quinn is taking his time, seeing a lot of schools -- most recently Clemson -- and plans to see Notre Dame soon. By summer's end, we suspect he'll have seen enough and stay home for LSU, his father's alma mater.
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Casey TuckerChandler, Ariz./HamiltonESPN 150 RANK: 40POS: OTSTARS:
Stanford
The Cardinal have arguably had the best offensive linemen in the Pac-12 recently, and that will be too much to turn down. The former USC commit is scheduled to visit Palo Alto in May.
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Dante SawyerSuwanee, Ga./North GwinnettESPN 150 RANK: 42POS: DESTARS:
Georgia
Sawyer is close friends with 2013 Georgia signees DeVondre Seymour and Shaun McGee, both of whom have been pushing him to the Bulldogs.
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Johnnie DixonPalm Beach Gardens, Fla./DwyerESPN 150 RANK: 43POS: WRSTARS:
Florida
The talented pass-catcher has been high on Florida, Miami and Florida State for a while. A case could be made for any of those three schools, but as of now the Gators hold a slight advantage.
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Arrion SpringsSan Antonio/RooseveltESPN 150 RANK: 44POS: CBSTARS:
Oregon
The Ducks haven't offered yet, but they're still atop Springs' list, along with Miami. Texas is also pushing both out-of-state programs for the versatile defensive back.
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Donte Thomas-WilliamsDurham, N.C./HillsideESPN 150 RANK: 46POS: RBSTARS:
Clemson
Thomas-Williams is big on Notre Dame and Clemson. With Elijah Hood committing to the Fighting Irish, expect the Tigers to pick up a big piece of the puzzle in the ESPN 150 running back. He has said he feels at home with Clemson as well.
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Keller ChrystPalo Alto, Calif./Palo AltoESPN 150 RANK: 50POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Stanford
Chryst isn't discussing recruiting much at this point, but it looks like the Cardinal will go toe-to-toe with USC for Chryst, as he is the only quarterback either program has offered. He is very familiar with both programs, but very early in his recruitment, the nod goes to the more local program.
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Marshon LattimoreCleveland/GlenvilleESPN 150 RANK: 51POS: ATHSTARS:
Ohio State
Lattimore has been on five visits to see the Buckeyes. While he plans on taking visits to Alabama, Tennessee and USC, the Cleveland Glenville connection is strong in Columbus.
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Alex BarsNashville, Tenn./Montgomery BellESPN 150 RANK: 55POS: OTSTARS:
Michigan
Bars has shown interest in schools in Southern states but has extensive ties to the Midwest, where his brothers play at Penn State and Michigan. His father played at Notre Dame. Bars seems to be leaning toward Ann Arbor, where he spent Thanksgiving with Michigan's coaches.
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Rod TaylorJackson, Miss./CallawayESPN 150 RANK: 56POS: OGSTARS:
Ole Miss
Getting an offer from Alabama is rare, so for Taylor to be able to earn a scholarship from the Tide before the start of his sophomore year shows his immense talent level. Alabama might have hired Tyler Siskey, the former Ole Miss director of recruiting development, but even Siskey knows it will not be an easy task to pull Taylor, who has two teammates committed and two fellow offensive linemen out of his home state already playing for Ole Miss.
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K.D. CannonMount Pleasant, Texas/Mount PleasantESPN 150 RANK: 58POS: WRSTARS:
Texas Tech
Baylor has always been very high on his list, but Cannon left Texas Tech's spring game with a noticeable glow. It'll be tough to sway him from Baylor, but the energy of the Red Raiders' new coaching staff can win him over.
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Clifton GarrettPlainfield, Ill./Plainfield SouthESPN 150 RANK: 59POS: ILBSTARS:
LSU
Garrett was in Baton Rouge for the spring game and absolutely loved his visit. Those close to him project him with the Tigers.
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Elisha ShawTucker, Ga./TuckerESPN 150 RANK: 60POS: DTSTARS:
Alabama
The Tide took the lead for Shaw after hosting the ESPN 150 defensive tackle for their spring game. If he makes a decision soon, Alabama is in great shape. If he wants to announce at the Army All-American Bowl game in January, Georgia will likely have several chances to change his mind.
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John "JuJu" SmithLong Beach, Calif./Long BeachESPN 150 RANK: 62POS: ATHSTARS:
USC
Another player with which a commitment is likely contingent upon a strong year from the Trojans. If the tide continues to rise on UCLA's side of town, the Bruins likely jump to the front of the pack, although he's getting a big push from Michigan and Notre Dame as well. Smith spends his entire winter and spring focusing on track, so recruiting won't get his full attention until the fall.
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Nick WatkinsDallas/Bishop DunneESPN 150 RANK: 63POS: CBSTARS:
Alabama
If Watkins stays in-state, many feel he'll pick Texas. The summer, however, will determine a lot, as he's planning on taking several unofficial visits. Alabama is expected to be one of those visits.
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Cameron SimsMonroe, La./Ouachita ParishESPN 150 RANK: 64POS: WRSTARS:
Alabama
Sims lacks an offer from home-state LSU but isn't missing the big-time offers. We like the Tide, which has recruited Sims hard, and consistently.
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Nyles MorganCrete, Ill./Crete-MoneeESPN 150 RANK: 65POS: ILBSTARS:
Ole Miss
A tough read, but Morgan recently visited with former teammate Laquon Treadwell. Treadwell, as well as 2012 teammate Anthony Standifer, both signed with the Rebels.
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Jamarco JonesChicago/De La SalleESPN 150 RANK: 67POS: OTSTARS:
Ohio State
He's a Chicago kid and will likely stay in the Big Ten, but if we're making bets, we're going with Ohio State. Jones has been very impressed with Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes ever since they offered (June) and if he were to make a commitment to OSU, it wouldn't be too big of a surprise.
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Damien MamaBellflower, Calif./Saint John BoscoESPN 150 RANK: 68POS: OGSTARS:
USC
Mama comes from a family of big USC supporters, and the Trojans will also likely get a boost from former teammate Nico Falah, who signed with USC in the 2013 class. But Mama is yet another player who will let his recruitment play out, and programs such as Alabama and UCLA will have opportunities to make statements.
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Malik McDowellDetroit/LoyolaESPN 150 RANK: 69POS: DTSTARS:
Michigan
The four-star prospect is high on Notre Dame, but we think he'll stay in-state. That being said, he'll chose the Wolverines over the Spartans. The Wolverines already have a solid defensive lineman commit in Bryan Mone (Salt Lake City/Highland) but adding McDowell, the top in-state D-lineman, would make a very impressive class for Greg Mattison.
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Malkom ParrishQuitman, Ga./Brooks CountyESPN 150 RANK: 70POS: ATHSTARS:
Georgia Tech
Will the Yellow Jackets be able to fend off in-state rival Georgia for their first ESPN 150 prospect since Vad Lee in 2011? Georgia Tech can offer Parrish the possibility of playing quarterback in its option-based offense, but the Bulldogs hope to get the ESPN 150 athlete on campus before he makes his decision this summer.
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Tyler WhileyScottsdale, Ariz./ChaparralESPN 150 RANK: 71POS: CBSTARS:
UCLA
Both Arizona schools will do everything they can to keep the local talent at home, but the Bruins have done very well in Arizona the past two years and are making a big push there again.
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Tre' WilliamsMobile, Ala./Saint Paul's Episcopal SchoolESPN 150 RANK: 74POS: ILBSTARS:
Auburn
This looks like an in-state battle all the way. At this point, Auburn has the edge because his teammate Josh Casher is currently committed to the Tigers.
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Corey HolmesFort Lauderdale, Fla./Saint Thomas AquinasESPN 150 RANK: 75POS: WRSTARS:
Michigan
All indications point to Holmes leaving the state of Florida for school. Notre Dame and Oklahoma are right in it, but Michigan could very well hold the lead for the receiver at this early stage.
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Edwin FreemanArlington, Texas/BowieESPN 150 RANK: 78POS: SSTARS:
TCU
Texas is a **** pick right now because the Longhorns want him at safety, which is where he'd prefer. But the Horned Frogs have the inside track in part because Freeman's former high school coach Kenny Perry is now in charge of recruiting for TCU. Texas A&M and Oklahoma are also heavy players here.
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Travis RudolphWest Palm Beach, Fla./Cardinal NewmanESPN 150 RANK: 79POS: WRSTARS:
Florida
After decomitting from Miami, Rudolph has visited Florida a few times, including a visit with his mother for Florida's spring game. Though Miami is not out of the picture yet, the Gators appear to be the front-runner for his services.
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Denzel WareOpp, Ala./OppESPN 150 RANK: 80POS: DESTARS:
Florida
Ware, previously committed to Florida State and Kentucky, respectively, says his next choice will be his final one. Whether that is true or not remains to be seen, but the Florida Gators appear to be in pole position for his verbal.
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Chris LammonsFort Lauderdale, Fla./PlantationESPN 150 RANK: 81POS: ATHSTARS:
Miami
Several schools, including Alabama, Florida, Florida State and South Carolina, are in the mix for Lammons, but ultimately the Canes have the inside track to land the talented athlete.
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D.J. SmithMarietta Ga./WaltonESPN 150 RANK: 82POS: CBSTARS:
Tennessee
If signing day were today, the Vols would be in great shape to land the versatile ESPN 150 cornerback, who has visited Knoxville several times already. But Smith is in no rush, so Georgia, Arkansas and Florida will have a chance to impress him as well.
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Kevin CrosbyBamberg, S.C./Bamberg-EhrhardtESPN 150 RANK: 83POS: TE-HSTARS:
South Carolina
Since Crosby needs to take visits to Clemson and Florida, Gamecocks fans will likely have to wait until July before seeing the ESPN 150 tight end added to South Carolina's commitment list.
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Artavis ScottTarpon Springs, Fla./East LakeESPN 150 RANK: 85POS: WRSTARS:
Michigan
If distance didn't play a factor, Michigan would be the undisputed favorite to land this Florida prospect. However, distance could certainly be an aspect to watch going forward. As of now, Michigan is the school to beat with Florida and Florida State not far behind.
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Parrker WestphalBolingbrook, Ill./BolingbrookESPN 150 RANK: 87POS: CBSTARS:
Michigan
Westphal plans on narrowing his list sometime around June and says he will only focus on those schools. Michigan set the standard for him from the start, and the Wolverines haven't lost any ground since.
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Dillon BatesPonte Verda Beach, Fla./Ponte VedraESPN 150 RANK: 88POS: OLBSTARS:
Tennessee
Bates has said he'll start cutting back his list of schools this summer. His father, Bill Bates, is a Knoxville native and former Tennessee standout. The Bates family has been in Knoxville frequently to get to know Tennessee's coaching staff.
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Jesse JacksonPetal, Miss./PetalESPN 150 RANK: 89POS: WRSTARS:
Mississippi State
As of now, Mississippi State is the team to beat, but a recent offer from Ole Miss could change that. Also, Alabama is very high on the ESPN 150 wide receiver.
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Jesse AniebonamOlney, Md./Our Lady of Good CounselESPN 150 RANK: 91POS: DESTARS:
Maryland
Aniebonam has offers from all over the country, but it's likely he stays close to home and chooses the Terrapins. He recently attended their spring game.
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Ronnie ClarkCalera, Ala./CaleraESPN 150 RANK: 92POS: ATHSTARS:
Alabama
If it comes down to Alabama and Auburn, the Tide have the advantage. However, keep an eye on LSU. He grew up in Louisiana, and the Tigers recently offered him. It might be too little, too late, though.
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Thomas HolleyBrooklyn, N.Y./Abraham LincolnESPN 150 RANK: 93POS: RBSTARS:
Penn State
Tough to make a prediction on now, as Holley is not naming any favorites, but he just visited Penn State and has a great relationship with defensive line coach Larry Johnson.
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Demarre KittTyrone, Ga./Sandy CreekESPN 150 RANK: 99POS: WRSTARS:
Clemson
After his visit, Kitt said Ohio State showed him everything he wanted to see. However, catching passes from ESPN 150 quarterback and Clemson commit Deshaun Watson might be enticing enough to make him a Tiger.
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Kyron WatsonEast Saint Louis, Ill./East Saint LouisESPN 150 RANK: 100POS: OLBSTARS:
Michigan
This prediction could change soon. Michigan is at the top right now, but numbers might exclude Watson from this class. His visit date is May 20, and Michigan already might have picked up another linebacker by then.
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Bryce DixonVentura, Calif./Saint BonaventureESPN 150 RANK: 101POS: TE-HSTARS:
UCLA
Dixon is very familiar with the Bruins' program, though UCLA will need to hold up against a strong push from out-of-state programs, including Arizona, Miami, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Washington.
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Jacob PughTallahassee, Fla./GodbyESPN 150 RANK: 104POS: OLBSTARS:
Florida State
Pugh plans to announce this spring, and it will be very tough for him to say no to the Seminoles, considering he goes to high school less than three miles from the Florida State campus.
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Garrald McDowellCovington, La./CovingtonESPN 150 RANK: 105POS: DTSTARS:
Ole Miss
McDowell is a fast riser who has visited the likes of Alabama and Arkansas. Right now, we like Ole Miss, which hosted McDowell for the Grove Bowl and has a chance to continue to build off its banner 2013 class.
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Lawrence MarshallSouthfield, Mich./SouthfieldESPN 150 RANK: 107POS: DESTARS:
Michigan State
Marshall held a short commitment with Ohio State, but decommitted when he realized he had made too rash a decision. Expect him to wait it out a bit more this time. He's taking a late visit to Oklahoma, but he'll probably stay in-state with the Spartans.
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Saeed BlacknallManalapan, N.J./ManalapanESPN 150 RANK: 108POS: WRSTARS:
LSU
The Tigers are out front for Blacknall following a visit, but Ohio State is right there behind them. Don't count out Notre Dame, either, which he will visit this summer along with OSU and Michigan.
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Jamoral GrahamDecatur, Miss./Newton County AcademyESPN 150 RANK: 109POS: ATHSTARS:
Ole Miss
There were rumors that Graham committed to Mississippi State last fall. That doesn't seem to be the case. With Ole Miss riding high, the Rebels get the slight edge.
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Wesley GreenLithonia, Ga./Martin Luther KingESPN 150 RANK: 110POS: CBSTARS:
Tennessee
Up until two weeks ago, Clemson had maintained a lead for Green for several weeks, but one visit to Knoxville shook everything up for the ESPN 150 prospect. Look for both programs, and Georgia, to duke it out all summer for the talented defensive back.
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Justin ThorntonPrichard, Ala./VigorESPN 150 RANK: 111POS: DESTARS:
LSU
Thornton grew up a Florida fan. All signs pointed toward him being a Gator, but he recently named LSU his favorite. He plans to announce in August, and the momentum is currently with the Tigers.
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Isaiah WynnSt. Petersburg, Fla./LakewoodESPN 150 RANK: 113POS: OGSTARS:
Vanderbilt
Wynn hasn't exactly hidden the fact that he wants to play in the SEC. With strong ties the area now, James Franklin & Co. have the current edge for him, but that could change.
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Armanti ForemanTexas City, Texas/Texas CityESPN 150 RANK: 115POS: WRSTARS:
Texas A&M
Foreman's destination is difficult to predict. He has stated his intention of playing college football with his twin brother, running back D'Onta. D'Onta currently has three offers, but not from the schools Armanti has shown the most interest in so far -- Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma among them. If the twins stick with that plan, it's anybody's guess. If they go to different schools, give the slight edge to A&M because its passing offense fits well with Foreman's abilities as a receiver.
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Marquis WareLos Angeles/SalesianESPN 150 RANK: 116POS: ATHSTARS:
UCLA
This could get interesting in a hurry if USC or Washington eventually extends an offer, but the local pull could be strong for Ware. Washington signed former teammate Jermaine Kelly in 2013 and made a strong impression on Ware and teammate Jamardre Cobb, though it hasn't offered either yet. The same goes with USC, which could still jump to the top of the list for both if offers are eventually given.
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Braden SmithOlathe, Kan./Olathe SouthESPN 150 RANK: 118POS: OGSTARS:
TCU
The ESPN 150 guard has a very strong relationship with his sister Megan, who throws shot put for the Horned Frogs. Expect Smith to choose Texas Christian in the end.
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Viane TalamaivaoCorona, Calif./CentennialESPN 150 RANK: 121POS: OGSTARS:
UCLA
Offensive line factories Alabama and Wisconsin have both offered Talamaivao, but the guess at this point is the big lineman won't go that far away for college when there is a local option as intriguing as the Bruins. UCLA will have to battle the fact that they took seven linemen in the 2013 class, but Talamaivao was impressed when he watched the Bruins take down USC last fall.
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Bentley SpainCharlotte, N.C./ProvidenceESPN 150 RANK: 122POS: OTSTARS:
North Carolina
While the football aspect of South Carolina is thought of very highly by Spain, the ESPN 150 offensive lineman is looking for a combination of quality football and academics, something of which North Carolina and Stanford have few equals among BCS programs. The Tar Heels could be the best of both worlds and close enough to home to win out for Spain.
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Michael O'ConnorBradenton, Fla./IMG AcademyESPN 150 RANK: 123POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Penn State
Michigan State and Vanderbilt also have a strong chance here, but PSU might have pulled ahead after the impending transfer of sophomore Steven Bench. O'Connor called the move "intriguing" because there'll be less competition for him, and he already is excited about running a similar offense to the one his high school runs.
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Josh MaloneGallatin, Tenn./Station CampESPN 150 RANK: 124POS: WRSTARS:
Tennessee
With approximately 40 scholarship offers, Malone has been patient and diligent in his recruitment. He could end up anywhere, but with Tennessee nearby and needing receivers, the Volunteers should be in the running until the end of his recruitment.
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William RichardsonBurlington, N.C./Hugh M. CummingsESPN 150 RANK: 126POS: OGSTARS:
Florida State
The Noles have impressed Richardson with their criminal justice program and have made the 6-foot-6, 300-pound tackle a recruiting priority so far in the 2014 cycle. But Virginia is hoping Richardson can be an out-of-state compliment to what is shaping up to be an excellent haul of in-state talent.
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Dravon HenryAliquippa, Pa./AliquippaESPN 150 RANK: 127POS: ATHSTARS:
Pittsburgh
Ohio State, Penn State, Pitt and West Virginia make up his top group, but rarely does a top player from Aliquippa leave Western Pennsylvania. Henry's cousin is Darrelle Revis, and much like Revis, Henry will likely be a defensive back for the nearby Panthers.
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Kyle AllenScottsdale, Ariz./Desert MountainESPN 150 RANK: 128POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Oklahoma State
The Cowboys have long been one of Allen's favorites, and the potent offense could put Oklahoma State in a strong position to nab one of the nation's top quarterbacks. As with all the top Arizona prospects, how the Wilcats and Sun Devils do in the second year of those coaching tenures could go a long way toward keeping Allen home.
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Adonis JenningsErial, N.J./Timber Creek RegionalESPN 150 RANK: 132POS: WRSTARS:
Pittsburgh
While his is a recruitment that is far from over, as Jennings is seeing increased interest since participating in a few spring camps, Pitt has made a solid impression each time Jennings has visited. That pick is very subject to change, however.
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Joe MixonOakley, Calif./FreedomESPN 150 RANK: 135POS: RBSTARS:
UCLA
There's no correct guess for where Mixon is leaning at this point, as he hasn't yet begun to cut down his list of more than 40 offers. Washington signed former teammate Darrell Daniels in the 2013 class and came on strong for Mixon, but UCLA has been aggressive in making the big tailback arguably its top target in the class. Depending upon how the Bruins' depth chart shakes out in replacing Johnathan Franklin, it could offer a nice landing spot for a back capable of immediate contributions.
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Roderick JohnsonFlorissant, Mo./Hazelwood CentralESPN 150 RANK: 137POS: OTSTARS:
Missouri
The Tigers are in need of that big-time, in-state recruit. Few are bigger than Johnson -- literally and figuratively. At 6-foot-7 and 330 pounds, Johnson can help give the Missouri recruiting class a big boost.
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Shaquille DavidsonGaffney, S.C./GaffneyESPN 150 RANK: 138POS: WRSTARS:
South Carolina
The Gamecocks have done everything right in their recruitment of the ESPN 150 wideout, and they have held the lead for some time now. But with a signing day decision expected, dozens of other schools will continue to fight for a possible official visit from Davidson.
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Bishard "Budda" BakerBellevue, Wash./BellevueESPN 150 RANK: 139POS: SSTARS:
Oregon
Baker is the best athlete in the West, outside of California. He has the talent to be a star on either side of the ball in college. No program is a better fit than Oregon.
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Alex BookserPittsburgh/Mount LebanonESPN 150 RANK: 140POS: OTSTARS:
Pittsburgh
Pitt fans were on the wrong end of an April Fools' joke when Bookser tweeted on Apr. 1 he had committed to the Panthers, but Pitt is still in a very strong position for Bookser.
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Drew BarkerHebron, Ky./ConnerESPN 150 RANK: 141POS: QB-PPSTARS:
Tennessee
Barker's decision could come down to how some college freshmen quarterbacks play this fall. If he sees young quarterbacks falter at Tennessee or South Carolina, that could elevate those programs' status in his recruitment.
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Nathan StarksLas Vegas/Bishop GormanESPN 150 RANK: 142POS: RBSTARS:
N/A
Starks' situation was made very unclear on Monday, as the standout tailback was dismissed from Bishop Gorman for a violation of school rules. Programs will certainly do their homework in finding out what the violation was and if it means Starks is still a recruitable prospect, but his talent is enough that some programs will likely give Starks a chance. Whether it will be the ones that have offered already -- Alabama, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Texas and USC, among others -- remains to be seen.
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Nick RuffinAtlanta/Saint Pius X CatholicESPN 150 RANK: 144POS: ATHSTARS:
Auburn
When a prospect says he feels at home after a visit, that program should instantly be considered a serious contender. Ruffin felt that way after taking a trip to Auburn, and if Alabama lands Marlon Humphrey, Ruffin could end up choosing the Tigers this summer over South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Georgia.
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Khairi ClarkHollywood, Fla./Chaminade-MadonnaESPN 150 RANK: 146POS: DTSTARS:
Miami
Clark enjoyed a recent trip to Gainesville to see the Gators, but in the end Clark will likely chose the hometown Hurricanes.
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Trevion ThompsonDurham, N.C./HillsideESPN 150 RANK: 147POS: WRSTARS:
Clemson
Like most on this list, this is merely a projection at this point, especially since Thompson is likely to hold out until close to signing day before making a decision known. Clemson is selling Thompson on coming in and replacing Sammy Watkins, possibly as early as 2014.
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Nifae LealaoSacramento/Capital ChristianESPN 150 RANK: 148POS: DTSTARS:
Stanford
Lealao is a big, physical lineman who has the athleticism to fit Stanford's 3-4 defense. Palo Alto is close to home, so if he is accepted, the Cardinal will be tough to beat.
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Dalton SchultzSouth Jordan, Utah/BinghamESPN 150 RANK: 149POS: TE-YSTARS:
Stanford
Schultz is a huge target with the frame to add 30 pounds comfortably. Stanford's success at tight end makes the Cardinal an ideal fit for the athletic tight end.
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Travonte ValentinePalm Bay, Fla./BaysideESPN 150 RANK: 150POS: DTSTARS:
Miami
Valentine has decommitted from two schools, Louisville and Florida, already so it's difficult to predict where he will end up, but as of now it looks like the Hurricanes are the team to beat.
