The Official Prep Football Thread

[milohimself]

vols2345 gave me this idea, and I thought it was pretty good. This thread will be for anybody who likes to follow prep football. Everybody who wants to participate will designate a state to follow, then post a summary of all the Friday night happenings in that state. Results of the big games, who's looking to take home the state titles. Big time recruits, all that.

For starters, I'll take Oregon.

 

[vols2345]

Yes, I got Florida.

 

[vols2345]

Is there no one else. It looks like just me and you milo.

 

[duckman398686]

i'll get tennessee

 

[vols2345]

sweet. cool now we only have 47 states to cover. OWb you want VA?

 

[Volsguy12]

I'll get Blount County

 

[vols2345]

oh you just cant get a county. you got to grab a whole state.

 

[Volsguy12]

some one already has tennessee though

 

[Volsguy12]

plus, blount county is pretty much where all the action is..2 state champions last year..and hopefully 3 this year.

 

[milohimself]

Just go find another website. 2345 is up here in Oregon now but he's still covering Florida football.

 

[vols2345]

oh ok. But a should just go pik another state and read up on them. i think I am going to take on another state as well. Milo, any suggestions on another state I should take?

 

[Volsguy12]

well dang, ill take......North Carolina.

 

[milohimself]

Originally posted by vols2345@Aug 6, 2005 8:32 PM
oh ok.  But a should just go pik another state and read up on them.  i think I am going to take on another state as well.  Milo, any suggestions on another state I should take?

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If you wanna take multiple states, go for it. You're gonna have to write more, but if you want to, do it.

 

[vols2345]

yeah i was thinking on taking on a smaller state like rhode Island.

 

[milohimself]

They have football too?

Seriously though, if you want a smaller state, go with New Jersey. It's small and has a good amount of talent.

 

[Volsguy12]

Milo, stratch NC..who else is small that has talent??

 

[vols2345]

that sounds good. New Jeresy it is. I know people there, I can get the rundown.

 

[vols2345]

Originally posted by Volsguy12@Aug 6, 2005 10:40 PM
Milo, stratch NC..who else is small that has talent??

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there is maryland.

 

[Volsguy12]

alright, i got maryland!..

 

[milohimself]

West Virginia is a bit bigger but produces some good talent...

States I would really like to have covered:
California (two people could cover this one though)
Texas
Florida
The Carolinas
Virginia
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Washington
New Jersey

 

[milohimself]

Those are the more important prep football states I can think of.

 

[vols2345]

who ever takes on texas will need alot of dedication. I think if we did this though, it would be way cool, and alot better than having to go on to rivals and all that to see stats. we can just read from state to state.

 

[vols2345]

Preason Report for the state of Florida-


With Football in the air in Florida, scouts are all over the place to see the best teams and break down the top players of Florida. The football powerhouse Lakeland (ranked #3 in the nation) will have to prove that they are deserving of there hype when they play Hillsborough. Other national ranked teams like Armwood (#18) and dale county (barley missing the top 25), Florida football should be exciting. Since Florida is so big, I will break florida football down into 8 categories: 1b, 1a, 2b, 2a, 3a, 4a, 5a, and 6a.

1b:
Top Ten 1B Teams
1. Evangel
2. First Academy
3. Warner
4. Hollywood
5. Upperoom
6. Graceville
7. FAMU
8. Eaglesview
9. Keswick
10. Quincy Monroe

1-B is a very competitive divison, But compared to other divisons in florida, they are cupcakes, look for Evangel and Warner to have stellar seasons and make a run at the state championship.


1-A:

1-a top 10
1. NFC
2. Ft. Meade
3. Glades Day
4. Bay Point (rough school, doesn't know year in year out who will play)
5. - 10. will be a crap shoot. AHS Boca, will compete now that Bueno is there, and with a few more kids thay can get back to the top. Benjamin claims to be on the rebound, but I believe they have shot their load.

look for NFC to win state easily. Really this is no contest.

2-b:

Trying to determine who might be the top 10 teams in the state in 2B this year should be hard but here it is:

South
Pahokee
John Carroll
Kings Academy
CCC
Berkeley Prep

Others with potential: Parkway Academy, Florida Christian, Florida Air Academy, Cardinal Mooney. any others?

North
Union County
Blountstown
Trinity Catholic
Vernon
Trinity Christian

Others with potential: PK Yonge, Newberry, Chiefland, Baker.

I think Trinity Christian will take it like they do every year. That team loads up on talent and put d-1 players out on the field every year.

2-A:

2-a top teams

Madison County Cowboys
Bolles Bulldogs
South Sumter Raiders
Chaminade Lions

these are the top 2-a teams in FL. These 4 teams have set themselves far ahead of any other 2-a teams.
But my prediction is Bolles. THey had the best defense in the state last year and dont look for that to change.

3-a:

3-a top teams

Monsignor Pace (Miami)
Kathleen (Lakeland)
Immokalee
Booker (Sarasota)
St Augustine
Cocoa
Pensacola
Bay (Panama City)
Dunbar (Fort Myers)

This could be very close but I am going to go with St. Augustine in a squeaker over Booker for the championship. But that is just a guess.

4-a:

4-a top teams

Nease is hands down ahead of everyone but behind them are:
1. Seffner Armwood
2. Lakeland Lake Gibson
3. Miami Booker T. Washington
4. Choctawhatchee
5. Gainesville
6. Clermont East Ridge
7. Jupiter
8. Tampa Middleteon
9. Pensacola
10. Lake City Columbia

Nease will be on espn being the first highschool team to every have there game nationaly telivised live on espn.
My prediction is Nease with ease. Best qb in the nation with one of the best defenses in the nation equal championship.

5-a:

5-a top teams

1. Lakeland (#3 in the nation)
2. Naples
3. Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
4. Daytona Beach Mainland
5. Tampa Hillsborough
6. Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer
7. Miami Edison
8. Naples Barron Collier
9. Melbourne
10. Winter Springs

My prediction is that Lakeland wins the 5-a state championship by a land slide. Napels could give them a run for there money, But with lakelands great junior running back in chris rainey, I really doubt that anyone could challenge them.

6-a:

6-a top teams


1- Central
2- Carol City
3- South Dade
4- Plantation
5- HML
6- Edgewater
7- Deerfield
8- NW (people are crazy to overlook the west- you never know)
9- Killian (defending champs- lost a lot from last yr)
10-Lake Brantley
10-Norland

Dont overlook south dade and East ridge, they can be forces to be reckond with. Look for carol city to be the Force to reckond with. this is where the stars are made, but look for killian to rebound even though they lost some big stars last year. I will go with Carol city over south dade.

TOP PROSPECT OF FL.

these are the top seinor prospects of this year (note senior prospects. I will be doing alot of talking about junior prospects this year, but these are just seniors.)

1 Sam Young OL 6-8/280 Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas
2 Tim Tebow QB 6-3/217 Jacksonville (FL) Nease
3 Jamar Hornsby ATH 6-4/195 Jacksonville (FL) Sandalwood
4 Daron Rose OL 6-5/310 Tampa (FL) Jefferson
5 C.J. Spiller RB 5-9/185 Lake Butler (FL) Union County
6 Riley Cooper ATH 6-4/208 Clearwater (FL) Catholic
7 Kenrick Ellis DT 6-5/318 Lake Worth (FL) John I. Leonard
8 Marcus Sims LB 6-0/211 Tallahassee (FL) North Florida Christian
9 Jarred Fayson ATH 6-0/184 Tampa (FL) Hillsborough
10 DeAndre McDaniel DB 6-0/185 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
11 Javarris James RB 6-0/201 Immokalee (FL)
12 Charles Deas OL 6-4/315 Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Boyd Anderson
13 Richard Jackson WR 6-2/195 Clermont (FL) East Ridge
14 Caz Piurowski TE 6-8/234 Land O'Lakes (FL)
15 Leslie Stirrups DT 6-2/274 Tampa (FL) Hillsborough
16 A.J. Jones LB 6-1/182 Tampa (FL) Middleton
17 Ryan Hill DB 6-0/178 Tallahassee (FL) Rickards
18 Sam Shields WR 6-1/180 Sarasota (FL) Booker
19 Chasman Davis LB 6-0/209 Fort Pierce (FL) St. Lucie West Centennial
20 Tervaris Johnson DB 6-2/211 Miami (FL) Monsignor Pace
21 Dominic Brown WR 6-5/185 Dade City (FL) Pasco
22 Brandon Heath ATH 6-0/187 Palm Beach Lakes (FL)
23 Marcus Udell DB 5-11/178 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
24 Chris Duvalt DB 5-10/159 Lakeland (FL) Lake Gibson
25 Corey Hobbs DT 6-3/310 Oviedo (FL)
26 Tony Wilson DB 5-10/165 Daytona Beach (FL) Mainland
27 Jim Barrie OL 6-5/310 Tampa (FL) Berkeley Prep
28 Marcus Gilbert OL 6-6/270 Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas
29 Kareem Cromwell DT 6-4/290 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
30 Dustin Doe LB 6-0/206 Jasper (FL) Hamilton County
31 Anthony Jones WR 6-0/164 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
32 Laurence Marius DB 5-10/162 Key West (FL) Key West
33 Daniel Wenger OL 6-4/280 Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas
34 Reggie Odom DT 6-0/290 Deland (FL) Deland
35 Preston Parker DB 6-0/175 Delray Beach (FL) Atlantic Community
36 Craig Stevens LB 6-3/210 Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln
37 Bryant Miller DE 6-3/233 Miami (FL) Central
38 John Paul DE 6-4/244 Immokalee (FL) Immokalee
39 Antonio Lowery LB 6-0/199 Miami (FL) Columbus
40 Darin Baldwin DB 5-11/176 Homestead (FL) South Dade
41 Greg Mathews WR 6-2/189 Orlando (FL) Edgewater
42 Terron Sanders DT 6-2/295 Bradenton (FL) Southeast
43 Carlton Mitchell WR 6-3/188 Tampa (FL) Gaither
44 Chevon Walker RB 5-10/185 Fort Myers (FL) Riverdale
45 Jacques Rickerson DB 5-10/176 St. Augustine (FL) St. Augustine
46 Carlton Salters WR 6-0/177 Tallahassee (FL) North Florida Christian
47 Quintin Hancock WR 6-2/182 St. Augustine (FL) St. Augustine
48 Kevin Holloway ATH 5-8/153 Miramar (FL) Parkway Academy
49 Bryan Thomas DB 6-0/186 Zephyrhills (FL) Zephryrhills
50 Jamil Paris DE 6-5/213 Vero Beach (FL) Sebastian River
51 Kevin Perez OL 6-3/273 Miami (FL) Killian
52 Herb Bynes QB 6-3/210 Lauderdale Lakes (FL) Boyd Anderson
53 Jamal Harvey DB 6-3/195 Jacksonville (FL) Andrew Jackson
54 Audie Augustine DE 6-2/230 Oakland Park (FL) Northeast
55 Emmanuel Cook DB 5-10/197 West Palm Beach (FL) Palm Beach Gardens
56 Tyler Rice LB 6-4/241 Boca Raton (FL) St. Andrew's
57 Marquis Johnson DB 6-1/180 Sarasota (FL) Booker
58 Courtney Jones RB 5-11/204 Pensacola (FL) Pensacola
59 James Poe ATH 6-3/219 Orlando (FL) Freedom
60 Cruz Barrett OL 6-4/314 Daytona Beach (FL) Mainland
61 Colin McCarthy LB 6-1/210 Clearwater (FL) Catholic
62 Donsay Hardeman DB 6-1/192 Jacksonville (FL) Raines
63 Tamarcus Porter ATH 6-0/171 Pahokee (FL)
64 Alex Rose WR 6-2/177 Jacksonville (FL) First Coast
65 Recardo Wright LB 6-2/215 Orlando (FL) Dr. Phillips
66 Jaquan Williams DB 6-2/191 Sarasota (FL) Riverview
67 Keith Houston WR 6-0/190 Miami (FL) Dr. Krop
68 Kevin Young OL 6-5/317 Clearwater (FL) Catholic
69 Latarrius Thomas WR 6-1/191 New Smyrna Beach (FL) New Smyrna Beach
70 Dexter Davidson QB 6-4/211 Coconut Creek (FL) North Broward Prep
71 Patrick Robinson DB 5-11/169 Miami (FL) South Miami
72 Trent Pupello TE 6-3/245 Tampa (FL) Jefferson
73 Tim Brown WR 5-7/146 Miami (FL) Northwestern
74 Thaddeus Lewis QB 6-0/189 Hialeah (FL) Miami Lakes
75 Shaun Chapas RB 6-2/235 Jacksonville (FL) Jacksonville Bolles
76 LeBrandon Glover LB 6-0/217 Pensacola (FL) Pensacola
77 Melvin Patterson WR 6-3/205 Alachua (FL) Santa Fe
78 Anthony Allen RB 6-0/215 Tampa (FL) Jesuit
79 James Jamison RB 5-10/189 Starke (FL) Bradford
80 Zack Handerson OL 6-7/248 Jacksonville (FL) Bartram Trail
81 Seaver Brown OL 6-5/306 Clearwater (FL) Countryside
82 Devan James RB 5-10/170 Pompano Beach (FL) Ely
83 Kendrick Johnson WR 6-2/170 Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Dillard
84 Rodney Gnat DE 6-4/224 Jacksonville (FL) Wolfson
85 Tertavian Ingram WR 6-1/175 Tampa (FL) Jefferson
86 Burnon Anderson WR 6-1/203 Plantation (FL)
87 Chris Paul-Etienne ATH 6-1/169 Miami (FL) Edison
88 Sherman Lang WR 6-0/162 Melbourne (FL) Florida Air Academy
89 Jason Sherman WR 6-4/195 Jacksonville (FL) First Coast
90 Jeramy Devane OL 6-4/291 Daytona Beach (FL) Seabreeze
91 Travis Timmons DT 6-4/284 Gainesville (FL) Buchhol
92 Kendall Williams WR 5-11/185 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
93 Anthony White RB 6-0/180 Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington
94 Jeremy Terry DB 6-1/183 Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central
95 Steven Wesley DE 6-2/235 Bartow (FL) Bartow High School
96 James Thomas LB 6-1/203 Fort Lauderdale (FL) Ely
97 Josh Moore DB 5-10/166 Pompano Beach (FL) Ely
98 Jarrod Holt OL 6-6/300 Clearwater (FL) Duke
99 Johnny Patrick WR 6-0/180 Deland (FL) Deland
100 Chimdi Chekwa DB 6-1/175 Clermont (FL) East Ridge

 

[vols2345]

New jersey pre season football-

New jersey may not have the rich tradition as other states, But football is football and in New Jersey it is a way of life for highschoolers. New jersey highschool's all play on the same level and divison, so there is no 1-a or 6-a. Here are the top 25 teams from New Jersey


1 - Middletown South: it's theirs to lose.

2 - St. Joe's (Montvale): should have outstanding line.

3 - Cherokee: experienced team in tough division.

4 - Don Bosco: may be a year away.

5 - Elizabeth: very talented bunch, with top RB Warren.

6 - Phillipsburg: very tough.

7 - Bergen Catholic: not as good as last year, but still good.

8 - Jackson: experienced team that went to Group 4 Finals.

9 - Piscataway: will find a way to reload.

10 - Washington Township: good program.

11- Sayreville: again, good program.

12 - St. Joe's, Hammonton: well coached and physically strong.

13 - Raritan: lose some, but have Manderville and Fitzgerald.

14 - Hillsborough: supposed to have good defense.

15 - West Deptford: good South Jersey program, without the publicity up north.

16 - Ramapo: good senior class.

17 -St. Peter's Prep: experienced line with Griffin running ball.

18 - Shawnee: excellent program, but lost many.

19 - Deptford: another good South Jersey program.

20 - Passaic Tech: they're supposed to be loaded, their every 3 to 4 year team.

Sleeper Team: Woodrow Wilson: they have major talent.

Honorable Mention: Brick Memorial, Seton Hall Prep, Carteret, Morristown, Wayne Hills, Eastern, Queen of Peace, Westwood, Morristown, Morris Knolls, Irvington, and Delsea

My Prediction is middletown south To win the state championship easily over Cherokee. Many think that Cherokee will struggle in their tough divison but I feel that once in the playoffs, they can make a run. But it is basically like friday night lights and middletown south is dallas carter. They are that good!

Top New jersey Prospects:

1 Myron Rolle ATH 6-2/214 Princeton (NJ) The Hun School
2 Antwine Perez DB 6-1/199 Camden (NJ) Woodrow Wilson
3 Knowshon Moreno RB 5-11/205 Middletown South (NJ)
4 Kenny Britt WR 6-4/191 Bayonne (NJ) Bayonne
5 Jason Adjepong DE 6-3/248 Carteret (NJ) Carteret
6 Andrey Baskin WR 6-4/192 Camden (NJ) Woodrow Wilson
7 Joe Torchia TE 6-5/231 North Arlington (NJ) Queen of Peace
8 Lou Eliades OL 6-4/286 Ocean (NJ) Ocean Township
9 Zach Luckett ATH 6-3/193 Absecon (NJ) Holy Spirit
10 Johnnie Troutman DE 6-4/289 Browns Mills (NJ) Pemberton Township
11 Ryan Lindsey WR 5-8/171 Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep
12 Kordell Young RB 5-8/177 West Deptford (NJ) West Deptford
13 Mike Gee DE 6-1/228 North Arlington (NJ) Queen of Peace
14 Gary Warren RB 5-10/185 Elizabeth (NJ) Elizabeth
15 Shamar Graves WR 6-3/201 Woodbridge (NJ) Woodbridge
16 Brett Brackett QB 6-6/232 Lawrenceville (NJ) Lawrence
17 Ryan D'Imperio LB 6-2/223 Washington Township (NJ) Washington Township
18 Alex Wujciak LB 6-3/225 West Orange (NJ) Seton Hall Prep
19 Nick Macaluso LB 6-3/225 Middletown South (NJ) Middletown South
20 George Johnson LB 6-4/220 Glassboro (NJ) Virginia
21 Marcus Turner DB 6-0/164 Voorhees (NJ) Eastern
22 Mark Paski DE 6-4/228 Morristown (NJ) Delbarton
23 Oren Wilson DT 6-2/273 Teaneck (NJ) Teaneck
24 Amen Igbinosun OL 6-5/300 Rahway (NJ) Rahway
25 Anthony Ferla DB 5-10/194 Waldwick (NJ) St. Joseph's
26 Ray Smith DB 6-2/180 New Brunswick (NJ) New Brunswick
27 Jason Simmons WR 6-6/200 Matawan (NJ) Matawan Regional
28 Cedric Jeffries WR 6-1/185 Egg Harbor (NJ) Egg Harbor Township
29 Matt Hardison LB 6-3/226 Freehold (NJ) Freehold Township
30 Greg Tomczyk DE 6-5/247 Chester (NJ) West Morris Central
31 Darius Bagan ATH 6-2/211 Wallington (NJ) Queen of Peace
32 Kee-Ayre Griffin DB 5-9/185 Jersey City (NJ) St. Peter's Prep
33 Shaquan Brown WR 6-2/169 Paterson (NJ) John F. Kennedy
34 Sean Scanlon QB 6-0/190 Camden (NJ) Camden Catholic
35 Almondo Sewell LB 6-2/235 Trenton (NJ) Trenton Central
36 Keith McPherson QB 6-1/190 Ocean Twp (NJ)
37 Irving Fryar WR 6-1/185 North Burlington (NJ) North Burlington Regional
38 Jesse Cisco TE 6-5/230 Morristown (NJ)
39 Jaslee Rouson RB 5-10/220 Princeton (NJ) The Hun School
40 Ryan Finnegan WR 6-4/200 Rumson (NJ) Rumson-Fair Haven
41 Vince Davidson RB 5-11/190 South Brunswick (NJ)
42 Brian Callahan LB 6-3/200 Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep
43 Marko Cvetic OL 6-5/292 Clifton (NJ) Clifton
44 Tarik Perry LB 6-0/249 Camden (NJ) Camden
45 Darryll Jackson DT 6-1/312 Red Bank (NJ) Red Bank
46 Michael Roberto QB 6-1/190 Rumson (NJ) Rumson-Fair Haven
47 Chris Hogan WR 6-1/195 Wyckoff (NJ) Ramapo
48 Alfredo Cadiz RB 5-11/200 West New York (NJ) Queen of Peace
49 Josh Pryor ATH 5-9/164 Elizabeth (NJ) Elizabeth
50 Chris Dellafave LB 6-0/230 Emerson (NJ) St. Joseph's (Montvale)

 

[vols2345]

The breaking down of the top 10 florida prospects

1 Sam Young OL 6-8/280 Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas
Height: 6-foot-8
Weight: 280 pounds
40-yard dash: 5 seconds
Sam is not taking plays off and he always hustles. You will see him downfield and he plays hard and has fun playing

2 Tim Tebow QB 6-3/217 Jacksonville (FL) Nease
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 217 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.69 seconds

PA PC Pct Yds TD Int
2003 233 151 64.8 2,194 18 8
2004 402 247 61.4 4,304 46 6
Broke the state record for single season passing yards and total offense. In his junior season was named the 3A Player of the Year. A 2005 EA SPORTS Elite 11 invitee.

3 Jamar Hornsby ATH 6-4/195 Jacksonville (FL) Sandalwood
Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 195 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.45 seconds
10 total td's, 205 rushing, 411 reciving, and 125 tackles and 5 int
Earned all-area, all-league and all-state honors.
"Most people don't even look at his highlight film. When he walks in a room, you just say, yea, that's that Hornsby kid."

4 Daron Rose OL 6-5/310 Tampa (FL) Jefferson
Height: 6-foot-5
Weight: 310 pounds
40-yard dash: 5.79 seconds
Team overcame a slow start in 2004 and made the state title game. Teammates with wide receiver Tertavian Ingram, one of this season's Division I prospects and quarterback Stephen Garcia, who will be one of the top quarterbacks in the Class of 2007

5 C.J. Spiller RB 5-9/185 Lake Butler (FL) Union County
Height: 5-foot-9
Weight: 185 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.4 seconds
2004 (Jr.) 1,600 26 and 303 reciving with 1 td
Earned first team all-state honors as a junior.
My vision and my ability to see the field, my speed and my toughness are what make me an effective back." -Union County running back C.J. Spiller

6 Riley Cooper ATH 6-4/208 Clearwater (FL) Catholic
Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 208 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.37 seconds
had 32 catches for 874 yards and 10 td. also recored 118 tck and 5 int
Earned first team all-state honors as a junior. Projected to be a first-round draft pick in baseball.

7 Kenrick Ellis DT 6-5/318 Lake Worth (FL) John I. Leonard
Height: 6-foot-5
Weight: 318 pounds
40-yard dash: 5 seconds
64 tackles 13 sacks and 3 fr
Named third team all-state as well as first team all-area and all-conference
Kenrick is just a player that doesn't really stop for anything, he is an absolute beast and he is a man playing with boys out there

8 Marcus Sims LB 6-0/211 Tallahassee (FL) North Florida Christian
Height: 6-foot-0
Weight: 211 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.5 seconds
910 rushing yards and 18 td. also had 94 tackles
Brother, Ernie Sims, was the nation's No. 1 recruit in the class when he graduated from high school. Earned first team all-state honors as a junior.

9 Jarred Fayson ATH 6-0/184 Tampa (FL) Hillsborough
Height: 6-foot-0
Weight: 184 pounds
40-yard dash: 4.32 seconds
600 running yards and 900 passing.
Earned all-area honors as a junior
"I’ve been working hard on my feet. I want to become more known as a passer first and then a runner second. I want to be more known as a Donovan McNabb type quarterback because of my arm and then my legs." -Hillsborough quarterback Jarred Fayson

10 DeAndre McDaniel DB 6-0/185 Tallahassee (FL) Godby
Height: 6-foot-0
Weight: 185 pounds
had 27 catches for 656 yards and 6 tds. had 53 tackles and 8 int
Was named to the Rivals.com Junior All-American Team. Earned first team all-state honors as a junior.
He does things on the football field that you can't coach. If you need somebody to make a big play on a fourth and 10, he catches a pass for 11 yards. If you need somebody to make a big play on defense he intercepts a pass. He just makes plays and it all some so natural to him." -Godby head coach Shelton Crews