Below are the complete rosters for the 6 teams at The Opening 2013. The Opening will take place at Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon from June 30th to July 3rd.

For more info on each player, check out the full roster here.

Position
QB	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
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RB	Jalen Hurd	Joe Mixon	Elijah Hood
RB	Derrell Scott	Royce Freeman	Jeff Jones
WR	JuJu Smith	Miciah Quick	Malachi Dupre
WR	Ermon Lane	KD Cannon	Erik Brown
WR	Curtis Samuel	Artavis Scott	Thaddeus Snodgrass
WR	Corey Holmes	Trevion Thompson	Braxton Berrios
TE	Tyler Luatua	Jeb Blazevich	Austin Roberts
OL	Bentley Spain	Viane Talamaivao	Damien Mama
OL	Isaiah Wynn	Quenton Nelson	Kyle Trout
OL	Montel McBride	Tanner Farmer	Kammy Delp
DL	Andrew Brown	Da'Shawn Hand	Solomon Thomas
DL	Josh Frazier	Ainuu Taua	Jalyn Holmes
DL	Andrew Williams	Anthony Moten	Garrald McDowell
Addtl. OL/DL	Jacob Bragg	Joe Henderson
LB	Dante Booker	Raekwon McMillan	Dwight Williams
LB	Richard Yeargin	D.J. Calhoun	Chris Register
LB	Joey Alfieri	Rashaan Evans	Petera Wilson
CB	Damon Webb	Quincy Wilson	Adoree' Jackson
CB	Chris Hardeman	Terrence Alexander	Adarius Pickett
CB	Duke Dawson	John Plattenburg	Kendarius Webster
CB	Iman Marshall	Kavin Alexander	Minkah Fitzpatrick
SAF	Brandon Simmons	John Bonney	Jamal Adams
SAF	Armani Watts	CJ Hampton	Trey Marshall
ATH	Javon Harrison	Budda Baker	Parris Campbell
ATH			Matthew Adams

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Below is the roster for Team Field Generals, led by offensive coordinator Charlie Frye and defensive coordinator Michael Fletcher.

Check out how all 6 teams are stacking up here.

Position	Photo	Player
QB
QB
QB
RB		Elijah Hood (@EHood34), 6-0, 220 Charlotte (N.C.) Catholic Hood had the top SPARQ Rating at the Nike Football SPARQ Combine in Charlotte when he ran a 4.56 in the 40, jumped 37 inches in the vertical and put up a 108.84 SPARQ Rating. He performed on the football field as well in 2012, rushing for 2,868 yards and 45 TDs with a 12.9 average per carry. Rated as the No. 1 Athlete in the class and No. 12 overall prospect by Rivals.com, he has committed to Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
RB		Jeff Jones (@WaveyJJ_10), 5-11.5, 195 Minneapolis (Minn.) Washburn Jones is rated as the 17th top running back in the nation by Rivals.com and will stay instate to play at Minnesota over offers from Illinois, Iowa, Iowa State, Michigan State, Syracuse and Wisconsin. He ran for 1,002 yards with nine TDs as a junior, following up on a strong sophomore year when he ran for 1,415 yards with 28 scores. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Malachi Dupre (@MalachiDupre), 6-2.5, 190 River Ridge (La.) John Curtis Dupre was Class 2A All-State in 2012 as he caught 36 passes for 816 yards and 15 TDs for the state champs despite playing in a run-oriented option offense. A top 100 national player to watch by all the recruiting services, he has early offers from Cincinnati, Colorado, Florida State, Kansas State, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Miss, Tulane, UCLA and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Erik Brown, 6-0.5, 170 Fontana (Calif.) Summit Brown has used several strong performances at passing tournaments and camps--including the Oakland NFTC--to elevate as his stock as one of the top receivers in the country. He is rated by Rivals.com as the No. 16 receiver nationally and No. 111 prospect overall and has offers from more than a dozen programs including Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State, San Diego State, UCLA, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Thaddeus Snodgrass (@ThadSnod1), 6-0, 175 Springfield, Ohio Snodgrass is a workout warrior not afraid to compete having attended a pair of Nike Camps and Nike Combines the last two years with a personal best 96.27 SPARQ Rating. A standout at the Columbus NFTC, he caught 30 passes for 452 yards last year and has committed to Kentucky over 15 colleges including Georgia Tech, Louisville, Michigan State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, South Carolina, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Braxton Berrios (@HNYNUT_BERRIOS), 5-9, 180 Raleigh (N.C.) Leesville Road Berrios is a multi-threat on the football field. He was a dangerous receiver before taking over at quarterback for the final two regular season games and the playoffs. He completed the season with 389 passing yards, 1,260 rushing yards and 23 scores and 740 receiving yards and 10 TDs. He has offers from a dozen programs including Clemson, East Carolina, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
TE		Austin Roberts, 6-2, 220 Carmel, Ind. Roberts is rated as the top recruit in the Hoosier State by ESPN Recruiting Nation and the No. 20 rated receiver in the country by Rivals.com. He caught 34 passes for 415 yards (12.2 average) as a junior and is a big receiver with impressive athletic ability: 4.51 in the 40, a 36.6 inch vertical and 108.57 SPARQ Rating at the Chicago NFTC. He has offers from over 20 universities including four he likes early in Miami (Fla.), Stanford, Ohio State and Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Damien Mama (@dmama75), 6-4, 350 Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco Mama, the Los Angeles Nike Camp OL MVP, is considered one of the top offensive line prospects in the nation and was the ultimate competitor throughout the NFTC. He wrapped up his day with an impressive performance in one-on-ones. College offers include Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Colorado, Florida State, Fresno State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State, UCLA, Utah and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Kyle Trout (@trout75), 6-5.5, 300 Lancaster, Ohio Trout is ranked as the No. 10 offensive tackle and No. 150 overall prospect by 247 Sports. He had a strong Columbus NFTC and that location is where he'll be in college as he committed to Ohio State over Cincinnati, Illinois, Michigan State, Pitt, Purde and West Virginia. Trout, who also plays basketball, was a Central Div. I All-District honoree in 2012. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Kammy Delp (@HateKammy), 6-2.5, 305 Pomona (Calif.) Diamond Ranch Delp is a multi-sport standout who also plays basketball, rugby and throws the shot and discus in track. He was a 2nd team All-State pick as an offensive guard and on defense had seven sacks and five blocked passes. He has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Fresno State, Nevada, Oregon State, San Jose State, Utah, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Solomon Thomas (@SollyThomas90), 6-3, 260 Coppell, Texas Thomas was an AP Class 5A second team All-State honoree last season when he had 80 tackles, 13 for loss, eight sacks and blocked seven kicks. On ESPN's Watch List and in the top 30 national rankings by 247 Sports, Rivals, and Scout, he has early offers from Baylor, BYU, Clemson, Colorado, Houston, Iowa, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Stanford, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC, Virginia and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Jalyn Holmes (@JayHolmes_), 6-5, 235 Norfolk (Va.) Lake Taylor Holmes is rated the No. 4 weakside defensive end by 247 Sports and the No. 45 overall prospect in the 2014 class. He was Class AAA All-State at TE where he caught 24 passes for 351 yards and seven scores. On defense he had 78 tackles and 11 sacks and helped the Titans win the Div. Five state title. His offers include early favorites such as North Carolina, Ohio State, Tennessee and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Garrald McDowell (@G_McDowell42), 6-1, 245 Covington, La. McDowell was Class 5A All-State after finishing with 68 solo tackles, 29 assisted tackles, 10 1/2 sacks, 18 tackles for loss, 14 quarterback hurries and a fumble recovery. He has double digit college offers including four early favorites: Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas State and Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Dwight Williams (_@DW7_ ), 6-1, 200 Gardena (Calif.) Serra Williams had 160 tackles for the Div. II bowl champs in 2012 and has the athleticism to roam sideline to sideline. Invited after winning LB MVP award at the L.A. NFTC. College offers include ASU, Boise St, Cal, Colorado, Florida, Michigan St, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon St, Southern Florida, Tennessee, Texas Tech, UCLA, Washington and Washington St. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Chris Register (@HEAD_Hunta6), 6-2.5, 230 Greensboro (N.C.) Dudley Register was one of the top defenders at the Charlotte NFTC and made the All-Camp team. Rated as the No. 14 outside linebacker in the nation, he totaled 110 tackles with seven sacks and five forced fumbles in 2012. He has committed to Clemson over a dozen other offers including ones from Florida, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Petera Wilson, 6-2, 215 Memphis (Tenn.) White Station Wilson was a Class 6A All-State pick last season. His early top three, Alabama, LSU and Ohio State, have offered as have Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, Teas Tech, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Matthew Adams (@all_in_adams), 5-11.5, 205 Missouri City (Texas) Hightower Adams was a 23-5A All-District selection in 2012 and impressed at the Dallas NFTC where he recorded a 90.18 SPARQ Rating. He has committed to Houston over offers from Boise State, Southern Methodist and Tulsa. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Adoree' Jackson (@AdoreeKnows), 5-9.5, 170 Gardena (Calif.) Serra Jackson is rated as the No. 2 cornerback in the nation by ESPN and Rivals.com and No. 3 by Rivals.com. He's rated No. 5 overall on ESPN's Top 150 national prospects. Despite teams not throwing his direction much, Jackson still had five interceptions and was a threat as a receiver and punt returner. He has close to 30 offers including most of the Pac 12 and lists Alabama, LSU, Oregon, UCLA and USC as early favorites. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Adarius Pickett (@YoungPickett_8), 5-11, 175 El Cerrito, Calif. Pickett is ranked by ESPN as the No. 16 corner prospect in the nation after a season where he had 64 tackles and 12 PBU's for a Gauchos' defense that allowed less than 10 points per game. A second team Junior All-State pick on the field and a 3.7 GPA student in the classroom, he has offers from Arizona State, Cal, Nebraska, Nevada, Northwestern, Purdue, San Diego State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Utah State and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Kendarius Webster (@d1_kendarius), 5-10.5, 175 Stockbridge, Ga. Webster was one of the stars at the Atlanta NFTC where he shined in the one-on-one drills and also tested well, running a 4.41 in the 40 and jumping 34.2 inches as part of a 97.68 SPARQ Rating. Also a track standout--runs the 100 and 400 meters--Webster has nearly 20 offers including Arkansas, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Minkah Fitzpatrick (@minkfitz_21), 5-11.5, 185 (Class of '15) Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep Fitzpatrick is one of the top underclassmen in the East and already has offers from Miami, Ohio State, Rutgers, South Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia and Wisconsin. A two-way threat, he had 21 tackles and two INTs as a sophomore and ran for nearly 500 yards with five scores from a program that has produced several BCS caliber recruits. At the New Jersey NFTC, he ran a 4.16 in the shuttle and jumped 32.8 inches in the vertical. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		Jamal Adams (@ThaJudgeKO), 6-0, 198 Carrollton (Texas) Hebron Adams picked off five passes as a junior and collected 80 tackles from his safety spot. A dangerous return man as well, he is listed in the Top 100 national prospect rankings by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout. He will be a four year varsity starter and has college offers from Arkansas, Baylor, Florida, Florida State, Iowa, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		Trey Marshall (@Marshall_Era21), 5-11, 195 Lake City (Fla.) Columbia Marshall earned Class 6A All-State honors at strong safety where he had 60 tackles, six pass breakups, three INTs and three forced fumbles. He's rated as the No. 10 safety in the senior class by 247 Sports and has offers from a dozen programs: Arkansas, Florida, Florida International, Florida State, Georgia, Louisville, Miami, Ole Miss, South Florida, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
ATH		Parris Campbell (@PCampbell21), 6-0, 180 Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary Campbell is the No. 127 player nationally by 247 Sports and the No. 20 rated receiver. He impressed at the Massillon Nike Football SPARQ Combine in February when he ran a 4.47 in the 40 and recorded a 38.9 vertical jump. He's committed to Ohio State over offers from Indiana, Michigan State and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS

Michael Cantu celebrates after a big hit for Moody High. Photo: George Tuley/Caller.com

You couldn’t blame Michael Cantu, 6-foot-4, 215 pound catching prospect from Corpus Christi (Texas) Moody, if he may forgot where he is at any given moment.

This week he was in Minnesota at the Perfect Game National, next week in he’ll be in Florida followed by Georgia and then after a short break will travel to California for the Area Code Baseball Games.

Cantu says he learned right after an impressive performance at the Area Code tryouts in Grand Prairie, Texas on June 10 that he had been invited to play for the Texas Rangers team.

We caught up with him this week to get his impressions on that tryout, his recently ended school season and more.

StudentSports.com: Congrats on making it to Area Code, we hear you put on a show knocking three balls out of the park in batting practice!
Michael Cantu:  Thanks, it helps that I had a great BP pitcher (laughing).  I think I had 14 swings and hit some off the walls and some over.  I’m my own toughest critic, but I was happy with how I did.  It was a great experience.

SS: What are your thoughts about participating in the Area Code Games?
MC: I’m excited to be part of it and feel blessed they (the Ranger coaches) have confidence in me.  I know I’ll be with the best talent in the country and the top players in my age group. It’ll be fun, my mom and brother, Marcus, will be going too, but ultimately it’s a business trip.

SS: You’re committed to the Univ. of Texas… tell us about that.
MC: I committed the week before the high school season started, I think it was in February, and after talking with my Dad thought it’s be good to commit then so I could focus on my baseball season.

Academics are important to me and I wanted to go to a good school.  I’m fifth in my class of 455 with a 3.9 (unweighted) GPA, 4.5 weighted.  I want to study petroleum engineering.

SS:  Your Moody squad made it all the way to the title game in 4A before falling to Tomball… a great feeling to get that far or disappointment in that you fell a bit short?
MC: I had made it to the state tournament game, but lost the last two years so to make it again was great.  We had one bad inning so from that point it was tough, but we will be ready next season.

SS: What’s somewhat unusual is your were the pitcher in that game, not the catcher, for Moody High School…
MC: Yes, I catch when not pitching. The team needed a No. 2 and I throw decent, about 87-88, and throw to contact.  I’m not overpowering, just taking one for the team!  Our No. 1, Kenneth Saenz, is a great ball player and knew that if we had a good one-two punch it’d be touch to beat us.

SS:  How did you do on the mound this year?
MC: Not bad, I went 12-1 with the only loss being the state title game.

SS: As a catching prospect, evaluate yourself.  What would you say are your strengths and what do you need to work on?
MC: Catching wise, I feel my strength is that I can help pitchers out, even if they don’t have their A game I can block pitches or help them get it done.

Overall, though, I feel my best attribute is the mental part.  You can go 0-for-3 but you can still succeed over the long run because in this game if you go 3-for-10 you’ll be a millionaire.  It helps to know that you’ll not always have your best day but you can bounce back from failure.

SS: It must help that you come from a family of athletes…
MC:  Yea, having my dad having done it is a big help, he played in the Cardinals and Phillies organizations, and was very helpful as I went through the recruiting process.

But watch out for my brother, Marcus, he’s the best athlete in the family.  He’s a freshman centerfielder/pitcher and can play.  I’ve learned to hit from him, he’s that good.  He makes it look easy!

NAME: Carl Stajduhar
POSITION: 3B
HT: 6-1 WT: 215
YEAR: 2014
HIGH SCHOOL: Fort Collins (Colo.) Rocky Mountain

NOTES: Rocky Mountain finished second in the Class 5A Title game to ThunderRidge, falling 2-1. According to MaxPreps.com, Stajduhar hit .457 with 8 HR and 36 RBI.

The toughest high school softball playoff divisions to get through in the nation are in Southern California, Arizona and Texas. So when one team won its fourth in a row in Arizona’s Division I, that is enough for that team to be considered No. 1 in the nation.

Red Mountain of Mesa, Ariz., completed its four-peat by topping Chaparral of Scottsdale 9-5 in the Division I state final in May and this week has been chosen as the FAB 50 national champion by Student Sports.

The Mountain Lions also have all of the other key factors in their favor to be No. 1 nationally, including win-loss record (33-5) against a highly-competitive schedule plus major college-level pitching (junior Brianna Macha (pictured) is committed to national power Arizona State) and several other Division I college recruits peppered throughout the lineup.

Finishing just behind Red Mountain with similar credentials is Santiago of Corona, Calif. The Sharks don’t have four straight titles, but they did win their second CIF Southern Section Division I title in three seasons at 30-5.

The Student Sports FAB 50 was not compiled during the season, but is an extension of a national rankings program that in previous seasons has been part of ESPN, Rivals.com and Fox Sports. Look for the FAB 50 national rankings to be back in softball every week next season and in other sports (including football) for the 2013-14 school year.

Red Mountain and Santiago are far down the list and barely mentioned in either of the two other national softball rankings, but those rankings are obviously going by criteria that doesn’t include strength of schedule in one instance or winning a championship in a team’s final game in the other.

FINAL STUDENT SPORTS
FAB 50 SOFTBALL RANKINGS

(2013 season)

1. Red Mountain (Mesa, Ariz.) 33-5
Coach Richard Hamilton’s girls won their final 15 games of the season after a slow start and outscored their foes 27-6 in the playoffs. Junior catcher Jordan Beck and junior Savannah Kirkpatrick both hit homers in the team’s 9-5 win in the Division I state final over Chaparral of Scottsdale.

2. Santiago (Corona, Calif.) 30-5
Hailing from the same league as Norco, last year’s FAB 50 national champion, the Sharks beat Norco 8-2 to win their second CIF Southern Section Division I title in the last three seasons. Pitcher Erica Romero won all 30 games and had a 0.79 ERA.

3. James Logan (Union City, Calif.) 26-1
Senior RaeAnn Garza pitched the Colts to their second straight CIF North Coast Section Division I title and their second straight 26-1 season. She went 21-1 with a 0.85 ERA and batted .412 with 23 RBIs.

4. Northern (Owings, Md.) 23-0
The Patriots defeated previously unbeaten Eastern Technical of Baltimore County 3-0 in the Class 3A state final and set a state record with their sixth straight state championship. They also will enter next season on a 76-game winning streak.

5. Sunrise Mountain (Peoria, Ariz.) 36-1
Arizona Republic Big School Player of the Year Taylor Nowlin pitched a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts in Sunrise Mountain’s 7-0 win over Ironwood Ridge of Tucson in the Division II state final. The team’s only loss was to a Division I team, which is generally regarded within the state as being much stronger than Division II.

Jerry Goodpasture of #6 Hoover

6. Hoover (Canton, Ohio) 31-0
Led by head coach Jerry Goodpasture, the Vikings finished off their undefeated season with a 7-0 win over Elyria in the Division I championship game. Tara Thacker went 22-0 in the circle. They also captured their third straight state championship.

7. Alexander Central (Taylorsville, N.C.) 33-1
Bailey Rhoney was named series MVP as the Cougars as swept Wake Forest-Rolesville in the 4-A state championship.

8. Coral Reef (Miami, Fla.) 25-2
The Barracudas had a strong overall season in the Sunshine State, winning the Class 8A state title with a 5-4 triumph against Cypress Bay of Weston.

9. Vintage (Napa, Calif.) 34-1
The Crushers emerged as a dominant team from the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section. Their only loss came in the double-elimination Division I section playoffs to Pleasant Grove of Elk Grove, but they came back to beat Pleasant Grove twice to win the title.

10. Norco (Norco, Calif.) 27-8
Despite eight losses, the Cougars end up in the top 10 of the FAB 50 due to their strength of schedule. They played in the Tournament of Champions in Bullhead City, Ariz., the Michelle Carew Classic in Anaheim and then made it to the CIFSS Division I final for the third time in four years.

11. Pacifica (Garden Grove, Calif.) 26-6
For Division I college bound talent, this was perhaps the top team in the nation. The Mariners started slow, then won 19 straight and got back up to No. 1 in California before they lost in the CIFSS Division I semifinals to Norco.

12. Columbia (Lake City, Fla.) 28-4
Sophomore pitchers Erin Anderson and Ashley Shoup pitched a combined no-hitter as the Tigers won their first ever Class 6A state championship with a 6-2 win over the defending state champions from Pembroke Pines Charter.

13. Mountain Ridge (Glendale, Ariz.) 31-4
The Mountain Lions get credit in the FAB 50 for handing Peoria Sunrise Mountain its only loss. A strong regular season also included a win over Basha of Chandler with a loss to Horizon of Scottsdale that was avenged in the state playoffs.

14. John Curtis Christian (River Ridge, La.) 31-0
Rachel Brokhous hit a two-run home run as the Patriots repeated as Class 2A state champions with a 3-2 win over Riverside Academy of Reserve. They should be strong again next season with junior pitcher-hitter Katie Brignac among the returnees.

15. Bishop O’Connell (Arlington, Va.) 30-1
This team’s only loss was to No. 4 Northern of Owings, Md. It won the Division I state championship in convincing fashion and made it 18 state titles in 20 years. Missouri-bound pitcher Tori Finucane was 26-1 in the circle while also driving in 45 runs to earn Gatorade State Player of the Year honors for the second year in a row.

16. Kingwood (Humble, Texas) 34-4
It was strange season in Texas because the eventual Division I state champion was Lewisville, which had 13 losses. While Lewisville also is in the FAB 50, Kingwood can be higher based on its overall season. Despite a 3-2 loss to Lewisville in the state final, the Mustangs avenged an earlier loss with a win over Deer Park in the semifinals. They also avenged another early-season loss to Atascocita of Humble and had an impressive sweep of The Woodlands (No. 1 in the nation in 2010) in the regional finals.

17. Yorba Linda (Yorba Linda, Calif.) 24-4
Coach Sharon Farrell and outstanding junior pitcher Paige von Sprecken brought the Mustangs out of the woodwork in Southern California. They were the ones who beat Amador Valley of Pleasanton at the Michelle Carew Classic when Amador was No. 1 in the nation by some. Their only losses were to No. 2 Santiago and No. 11 Pacifica.

18. St. John Vianney (Holmdel, N.J.) 29-2
With a starting lineup consisting of just one senior, the Lancers won the NJSIAA Non-Public A state championship for the third time in the last four seasons. Notre Dame-bound junior pitcher Katie Beriont led the way in the circle.

19. Chino (Chino, Calif.) 26-2
Junior pitcher Miranda Viramontes tossed five no-hitters to lead the Cowgirls to their second straight CIFSS Division II title. Coach Mike Smith also has been named the Cal-Hi Sports State Coach of the Year.

20. Lake City (Couer d’ Alene, Idaho) 28-0
For the second time in the last three seasons, the Timberwolves not only captured the 5A state championship but they did so without losing a game. Missouri-bound pitcher/hitter Casey Stangel was the team’s dominant player.

21. Olathe East (Olathe, Kan.) 24-1
Facing undefeated Washburn Rural of Topeka in the 6A state finals, the Hawks made sure the Blues’ season would end with a loss. The 5-3 win earned Olathe East a second straight title. The team featured junior Allison Stewart, who was on our All-American as a sophomore last year.

22. Deer Park (Deer Park, Texas) 37-5
A two-game sweep over Brazoswood of Clute carried the Deer to the state final four for Division I before they lost to Kingwood. One of Deer Park’s losses was to Pearland, which is the team Brazoswood swept earlier in the playoffs.

23. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) 22-5
Meghan King was dominant in the circle for the Raiders as they won by identical 1-0 scores in the semifinals and finals to win the Class 7A state championship. It was their first time winning back-to-back state crowns since 2002 and 2003.

24. San Benito (Hollister, Calif.) 25-3
If there’s a program in Northern California that knows how to put things together for the playoffs, it’s this one. San Benito won its eighth straight CIF Central Coast Section Division I title and next season will try to tie the state record with a ninth consecutive crown.

25. Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, Calif.) 26-2
With super sophomore Alyssa Palomino and her 18 homers leading the way, the Diablos were No. 1 in Orange County and No. 1 in California until they were knocked out of the CIF Southern Section Division II playoffs in an upset.

26. Greenwood (Bowling Green, Ky.) 44-0
Leaving little doubt as to whuch was the best team in Kentucky, the Lady Gators won the KHSAA State Tournament by outscoring their competition by a combined score of 42-4. It was their third state championship in program history after winning back-to-back titles in 2007 and 2008.

27. Milford (Milford, Mass.) 25-1
Kentucky-bound Shannon Smith capped perhaps the greatest season by a player in state history with 12 strikeouts and a one-hitter in 1-0 Division I state final win over Agawan. It was the team’s second straight state crown.

28. Lewisville (Lewisville, Texas) 31-13
A team with 13 losses winning one of the nation’s major championships is tough to rank, but the Farmers certainly proved they belonged. They beat San Benito 5-2 in the Division I semifinals, then topped Kingwood 3-2 in the final.

29. Chaparral (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 28-12
Over the final month of the season, the Firebirds lost only to Red Mountain (twice) and down the stretch beat some of the top teams in the state, including Basha of Glendale, Cienega of Vail, Mountain Ridge of Glendale, Horizon of Scottsdale and Mountain View of Mesa.

30. Niceville (Niceville, Fla.) 26-2
The Eagles had a great season and were on track to perhaps end with just one loss and a very high final national ranking. It all came to an end, however, in the Class 6A regional semifinals with a loss to Mosley of Lynn Haven.

31. Great Bridge (Chesapeake, Va.) 25-3
The Wildcats will no longer have to say their last state championship was back in 2009 as they won the Group AAA title with a 10-9 win over Stone Bridge of Ashburn, which was on a 20-game win streak.

32. Pearland (Pearland, Texas) 36-4
Sophomore Samantha Show won 30 games in the circle and batted .436 with 10 homers and 70 RBIs to lead the Lady Oilers. They’ll be candidates to be ranked high to start the 2014 season.

33. Barrington (Barrington, Ill.) 35-2
It was bittersweet season for the Fillies because they were 35-1 heading into the Class 4A state semifinals but then suffered an upset loss to St. Charles East. Based on their strong overall season, they can still be ranked highest among teams from Illinois.

34. Gulliver Prep (Miami, Fla.) 24-5
Former FAB 50 Coach of the Year Mark Schusterman and the Raiders won their fourth straight state championship with a 9-1 win over Madison County of Madison in the Class 4A finals.

35. California (San Ramon, Calif.) 21-5
Junior pitcher Lindsey Chalmers pitched well for the Grizzlies all season. They went 1-1 against Amador Valley, winning the second time, and made it to the CIF North Coast Section Division I final where they lost to No. 3 James Logan.

36. Amador Valley (Pleasanton, Calif.) 22-3
Many in California rank junior Johanna Grauer of the Dons as the state’s most impressive pitcher. The Arizona State-committed player, though, stepped in a gopher hole prior to the team’s CIFNCS Division I semifinal game and suffered a severe ankle sprain. She couldn’t go, the team lost so the final ranking suffered as well.

37. Pembroke Pines Charter (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) 22-4
The Jaguars advanced to the Class 6A state final and were hoping for a repeat but lost 6-2 to Columbia of Lake City. Their earlier playoff run, though, still featured quality wins over teams such as Naples and Gainesville.

38. Mountain View (Mesa, Ariz.) 27-8
Valerie Kaff pitched the Toros to a strong season. She was the Gatorade State Player of the Year and is headed to Michigan State. The team’s playoff loss was to No. 1 Red Mountain.

39. Immaculate Heart (Washington Township, N.J.) 31-2
Finishing No. 2 in the Star-Ledger’s Top 20, the Eagles were unable to hold on to a lead against No. 18 in the nation St. John Vianney of Holmdel in the Non-Public Class A finals. Lafayette-bound junior Steph Thomas went 29-2 on the season and will chase the state’s all-time career win record next season.

40. San Benito (San Benito, Texas) 34-3
The Greyhounds advanced to the Division I state semifinals with a win over Smithson Valley, then lost 5-2 to eventual champion Lewisville.

41. Horizon (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 29-6
Coach Lindsey Collins’ squad posted quality wins during the season against Mountain Ridge, Basha, Red Mountain, Chaparral, Mountain View and Desert Mountain. The team’s playoff loss was to Chaparral.

42. Minooka (Minooka, Ill.) 23-8
The Indians broke a state record for hits in a state title game with 18 in a 14-3 win over St. Charles East in the Class 4A championship game.

43. North Medford (Medford, Ore.) 27-5-1
In dramatic fashion, the Black Tornado scored a run in the bottom of the seventh to tie the game and then won in walkoff fashion as they defeated Glencoe of Hillsboro 2-1 for their second straight Class 6A state championship. Louisville-bound pitcher Maryssa Becker pitched a no-hitter in the state finals win.

44. Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.) 27-1
The Monarchs looked like they might cruise to a 29-0 record and another CIF Central Coast Section Division II title, but they were upset by Gilroy in the semifinals. They still had a strong overall season, including the title at the annual Livermore Stampede.

45. Glenbard South (Glen Ellyn, Ill.) 31-7
Needing extra innings, the Raiders defended their Class 3A state championship with a 1-0 win over Marquette of Alton. With the win, they also became the first large-school team to win back-to-back state titles since 1991.

46. Marina (Huntington Beach, Calif.) 25-4
Junior Tera Blanco was one of the state’s top pitchers and led the Vikings to a top finish in Southern California’s very strong Sunset League.

47. Mattawan (Mattawan, Mich.) 35-8
Six-foot-5 junior pitcher Allie Havers, who has All-American abilities in volleyball and basketball in addition to softball, tossed a two-hitter, struck out 11 and had an RBI to lead the Wildcats past Bay City Western 2-1 in the Michigan largest class state final.

48. Smyrna (Smyrna, Tenn.) 40-10
Just two years from winning only 10 games all season, the Lady Bulldogs had a season for the history books as they finished with the most wins in program history and a Class AAA championship. On their way to the title, Smyrna topped perennial national power Soddy Daisy.

49. Esperanza (Anaheim, Calif.) 24-4
Entering the CIFSS Division I playoffs, the Aztecs were seeded No. 1 based on their outstanding season, which included a first-place finish in the Empire League, another of the toughest leagues in the nation that is in Southern California.

50. Connell (Connell, Wash.) 27-0
This small school powerhouse is hard to rank due to strength of schedule, but there’s no question that the Eagles were the top overall team in Washington due to a few bigger schools they played. There’s also no doubt they have one of the nation’s top players in BYU-bound Ashley Thompson. She pitched 11 no-hitters, including one stretch of seven in a row.

MORE HONORABLE MENTION TEAMS
American Heritage (Delray Beach, Fla.) 22-6
Basha (Glendale, Ariz.) 26-6
Bay City Western (Bay City, Mich.) 37-3
Centennial (Las Vegas, Nev.) 36-6
Cicero-North Syracuse (Cicero, N.Y.) 25-1
Desert Ridge (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 23-10
Elyria (Elyria, Ohio) 27-6
Estrella Foothills (Goodyear, Ariz.) 33-2
Freedom (Tampa, Fla.) 22-4
Hays (Buda, Texas) 31-10
Lakewood (Lakewood, Calif.) 24-6
Las Cruces (Las Cruces, N.M.) 30-1.
Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) 23-5
Portage (Portage, Ind.) 25-6
Soddy Daisy (Soddy Daisy, Tenn.) 38-10
The Woodlands (Conroe, Texas) 30-9
Washburn Rural (Topeka, Kan.) 24-1
Washington Township (Sewell, N.J.) 30-2

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Below is the roster for Team Apocalypse, led by offensive coordinator Adam Tafralis and defensive coordinator Donovin Darius.

Check out how all 6 teams are stacking up here.

Position	Photo	Player
QB		TBD on June 30th
QB		TBD on June 30th
QB		TBD on June 30th
RB		Joe Mixon (@MixonItUp28), 6-1, 210 Oakley (Calif.) Freedom Mixon is rated as the No. 34 overall prospect in the 2014 class by Scout.com and the No. 9 rusher in the country by three recruiting services: 247 Sports (No. 76 prospect overall), ESPN and Rivals.com (No. 82 nationally). He rushed for 1,443 yards as a junior with 20 rushing TDs and also had six receiving scores. Mixon has 20 offers including Arizona State, California, Clemson, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA, USC and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
RB		Royce Freeman, 5-11.5, 220 Imperial, Calif. Freeman is as prolific of a rusher as you'll find in the nation, running for 2,482 yards and 34 total TDs as a junior after running for 2,075 yards and 35 scores as a sophomore. He's rated as the No. 8 running back nationally by 247Sports.com and the No. 68 prospect overall. Freeman showcased his athleticism with a 110.58 SPARQ Rating at the Los Angeles NFTC and has 20 offers including almost all the Pac12 as well as Florida, Florida State, Nebraska, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Michiah Quick (@ItsQuicker), 5-11, 175 Fresno (Calif.) Central Quick can play several positions including receiver and corner and is rated by Scout.com as the No. 13 player in the country and by ESPN as the No. 3 Athlete and No. 22 prospect overall. As a receiver last season he had 37 catches for 592 yards and eight TDs. His offers include Alabama, Arizona, Boise State, Cal, Houston, Nevada, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon State, San Jose State, Tulane, UCLA, USC and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		K.D. Cannon (@IAmKDCannon), 5-11.5, 160 Mount Pleasant, Texas Cannon was a Class 4A All-State selection after catching 104 passes for 1,592 yards and 26 TDs in 2012. He's rated as the No. 3 receiver by Rivals.com and No. 5 by ESPN and 247 Sports. Scout.com has him as the No. 38 prospect overall. His offers include Baylor, Clemson, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Artavis Scott (@ArtavisScott7), 5-10.5, 180 Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake Scott was a Class 8A All-State pick as a junior and a MaxPreps Sophomore All-American two years ago. On the 247 Sports Top 100 list and the watch lists of ESPN and Scout, his college offers include Florida, Florida State, South Florida, Ohio State, Michigan and North Carolina State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Trevion Thompson (@the_future_1), 6-2, 180 Durham (N.C.) Hillside Thompson is rated the No. 8 receiver in his class by Scout.com and 247 Sports, which also has him as the No. 77 ranked recruit overall. He made the Charlotte NFTC All-Camp Team and on the field as a junior caught 42 passes for 875 yards and five touchdowns. He has close to 20 offers including Alabama, Cal, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fla.), Minnesota, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Oregon, Ohio State, South Carolina, Syracuse, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
TE		Jeb Blazevich (@JebBlazevich), 6-4.5, 230 Charlotte (N.C.) Christian Blazevich was a 3A All-State pick in 2012 when he caught 30 passes for 379 yards and five scores. He comes from a family of football talent: his grandfather, Ed Tate Parker, played at Ole Miss and his father, Jim Blazevich, played at Northwestern. The latest in the line was offered by 20 schools before choosing Georgia over other programs such as Ohio State, Ole Miss, Notre Dame and Alabama. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Viane Talamaivao (@VianeTalamaivao), 6-2, 315 Corona (Calif.) Centennial Despite fracturing his foot last October and missing the rest of his junior season, Talamaivao is known nationally as one of the top guard prospects in the West. Invited after a strong performance at the L.A. NFTC. After receiving offers from the likes of USC, UCLA, Wisconsin, Miami, Arizona, Washington and Washington State, Talamaivao committed to Alabama in May. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Quenton Nelson (@BigQ56), 6-4.5, 300 Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic Nelson is one of the most heavily recruited linemen in the country and had over 30 offers including Boston College, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers before he committed to Notre Dame. He's rated as the No. 8 tackle by Scout.com and Rivals.com and 66th overall prospect in the country by Rivals.com. Nelson was a Newark Star-Ledger 2nd team All-State selection and MSG Varsity All-Metro pick. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Tanner Farmer (@tank1309), 6-3.5, 305 Highland, Ill. Farmer showcased his athletic abilities with a 96.96 SPARQ Rating at the Chicago Nike Football Training Camp where he ran a 4.8 shuttle, threw the Power Ball 41 feet and jumped 29.7 inches in the vertical. An outstanding wrestler, he went 39-0 last season and won the state heavyweight championship at the Illinois Class 2 level. Farmer is committed to Nebraska. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Da'Shawn Hand (@TheHand54), 6-4, 265 Woodbridge, Va. Hand is a returner to The Opening and his stock couldn't be much higher: he's rated as the No. 1 prospect in the country by 247 Sports and Rivals.com, No. 2 by Scout.com and No. 4 by ESPN. As a junior he totaled 16 sacks and 78 tackles to earn 1st team Washington Post All-Metro honors. Hand has nearly 40 offers and lists Alabama, Florida, and Michigan as programs he favors. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Ainuu Taua (@ainuutaua35), 5-11.5, 290 Lompoc, Calif. Taua, a Jr. All-State selection, led the Braves to a 12-1 mark last season as he recorded seven sacks and plugged the middle. Invited after taking home DL MVP honors at the L.A. NFTC. College offers include Arizona, Cal, UCLA, Utah, Washington, Vanderbilt and Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Anthony Moten (@anthony_moten95), 6-4, 280 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas Moten was named All-Broward County as his 30 tackles, including nine for loss and four sacks, helped lead Aquinas to the state 7A title. He showed his strength with the top power ball throw (42 feet) at the Miami Nike Football SPARQ Combine and is recognized by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the No. 10 defensive tackle and No. 143 prospect in the country. Moten committed to Florida over a double digit offer list from programs such as Florida State, Miami, Notre Dame and Ohio State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Joe Henderson (@Talent_52), 6-3, 220 Cleveland (Ohio) Shaker Heights Henderson has recorded 16 and 13 sacks over the last two seasons and was the Defensive Line MVP at the Columbus NFTC. The Ohio native has committed to Tennessee over offers from Arkansas, Cincinnati, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Pitt, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Raekwon McMillan (@Kwon_daTrurth), 6-1.5, 250 Hinesville (Ga.) Liberty Co. The Peach State linebacker gathered about every award possible, including MaxPreps Junior All-American,AP All-State and Defensive Player of the Year honors. Rivals and 247 Sports have him ranked as a Top 20 player in the 2014 Class and Tom Lemming has him rated No. 2 overall. College offers include Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Stanford and Texas. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		D.J. Calhoun (@DJ_Calhoun), 5-11.5, 200 El Cerrito, Calif. Calhoun is rated as the No. 15 outside linebacker in the 2014 class by 247Sports.com and No. 137 player overall. He recorded 170 tackles with four fumble recoveries and also had nine touchdowns on offense to earn Defensive MVP honors in the TCAL-Rock Division. He has close to 20 offers including Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Colorado, Miami (Fla.), Nebraska, Oregon State, Utah, Washington, Washington State, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Rashaan Evans (@616evans4), 6-2, 215 Auburn, Ala. Evans was a Class 6A All-State pick last season as he collected 32 tackles (16 for loss) and five sacks. He has offers from programs such as Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia Tech, LSU, Nebraska, North Carolina, TCU and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Quincy Wilson (@DC_WILSON954), 6-1, 200 Ft Lauderdale (Fla.) University School Wilson was a 2nd Team All-Broward County 5A pick as a junior after making 40 tackles and recording one INT. He is rated the No. 11 safety in the 2014 class by ESPN Recruiting Nation and has close to 40 offers including Arizona, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, LSU, Maryland, Michigan State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Rutgers, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas A&M, West Virginia, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Terrence Alexander (@Terrence_9), 5-9.5, 175 River Ridge (La.) John Curtis Alexander showcased his athletic ability at the Memphis NFTC when he ran a 4.45 in the 40, jumped 35.8 inches in the vertical and recorded a 105.54 SPARQ Rating. As a junior he had four INTs and 17 pass break ups. He has over 20 offers including Arizona, Arkansas, ASU, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Houston, Indiana, Kansas State, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ole Miss, Stanford, Tennessee, Tulane, Vanderbilt and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		John Plattenburg (@ITS_PLATTnum), 5-10, 175 Corona (Calif.) Centennial Plattenburg was the defensive back MVP at the Oakland NFTC and earned All-Camp honors. As a junior in 2012 he made 71 tackles with five interceptions. Rated as the No. 27 corner in the country by 247Sports.com, he has 15 offers including favorites like Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Kavin Alexander (@kavinnManee), 5-8.5, 180 North Little Rock, Ark. Alexander has been on the national radar since he recorded the highest SPARQ Rating at the 2012 Dallas NFTC with a 129.24. At this year's camp he opened eyes with a 148.17 rating, the second highest rating ever recorded. Alexander has the ability to play corner or safety, and had two INTs as a junior with 43 tackles and a blocked punt. Alexander currently has no offers, but expect that to change quickly. His early favorites include Arkansas, where his cousin Darren McFadden played, as well as Alabama, Georgia Tech, LSU and Oklahoma State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		John Bonney (@JBonney_4), 6-0, 185 Houston (Texas) Lamar Bonney is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the No. 19 safety in the country and has 30 offers including Auburn, Baylor, Cal, Cincinnati, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Louisville, LSU, Michigan State, Nebraska, North Carolina State, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Stanford, TCU, Texas, UCLA and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		C.J. Hampton (@_Hamp4dEM), 6-0.5, 195 Meridian, Miss. Hampton was a Class 6A All-State pick as a junior after making 48 tackles and picking off three passes. Carrying a 3.7 GPA, he has offers from Stanford and Mississippi State but committed early to Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
ATH		Budda Baker (@buddabaker32), 5-9, 175 Bellevue, Wash. Baker is ranked as the No. 4 safety in the nation by Scout.com and the No. 42 overall prospect. Considered by most as the top recruit in Washington this year, Baker was Class 3A All-State after recording 81 tackles and picking off six passes (returning two for TD's). On offense he was also a threat, averaging 16 yards per carry and 26 yards per catch with a total of 19 TDs. He's been offered by all of the Pac 12 except Stanford, as well as Boise State and Notre Dame and has Oregon, UCLA and Washington as his early favorites. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS

The Opening is coming up fast and the roster has been finalized.

Here’s the alphabetical list of the outstanding football players from across the country who will participate in this year’s The Opening, which will feature the nation’s 162 elite prospects participating in linemen, 7-on-7 and SPARQ testing competitions…

Check out how all 6 teams stack up here. Athletes are listed in alphabetical order.

Photo	Player Info	Team
	DB Jamal Adams (@ThaJudgeKO), 6-0, 198 Carrollton (Texas) Hebron Adams picked off five passes as a junior and collected 80 tackles from his safety spot. A dangerous return man as well, he is listed in the Top 100 national prospect rankings by 247 Sports, Rivals and Scout. He will be a four year varsity starter and has college offers from Arkansas, Baylor, Florida, Florida State, Iowa, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Matthew Adams (@all_in_adams), 5-11.5, 205 Missouri City (Texas) Hightower Adams was a 23-5A All-District selection in 2012 and impressed at the Dallas NFTC where he recorded a 90.18 SPARQ Rating. He has committed to Houston over offers from Boise State, Southern Methodist and Tulsa. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Kavin Alexander (@kavinnManee), 5-8.5, 180 North Little Rock, Ark. Alexander has been on the national radar since he recorded the highest SPARQ Rating at the 2012 Dallas NFTC with a 129.24. At this year's camp he opened eyes with a 148.17 rating, the second highest rating ever recorded. Alexander has the ability to play corner or safety, and had two INTs as a junior with 43 tackles and a blocked punt. Alexander currently has no offers, but expect that to change quickly. His early favorites include Arkansas, where his cousin Darren McFadden played, as well as Alabama, Georgia Tech, LSU and Oklahoma State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Terrence Alexander (@Terrence_9), 5-9.5, 175 River Ridge (La.) John Curtis Alexander showcased his athletic ability at the Memphis NFTC when he ran a 4.45 in the 40, jumped 35.8 inches in the vertical and recorded a 105.54 SPARQ Rating. As a junior he had four INTs and 17 pass break ups. He has over 20 offers including Arizona, Arkansas, ASU, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Houston, Indiana, Kansas State, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ole Miss, Stanford, Tennessee, Tulane, Vanderbilt and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Joey Alfieri (@jalfieri4), 6-2, 215 Portland (Ore.) Jesuit Alfieri is rated as the top prospect in Oregon by 247 Sports and the No. 15 rated outside linebacker by Rivals.com. He was All-Metro League as a fullback and linebacker and has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Cal, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Brian Allen (@bcallen65), 6-1, 285 Hinsdale (Ill.) Central Allen was heavily recruited by Big Ten schools with offers from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Purdue and Wisconsin before he committed to Michigan State. He is rated as the No. 3 center in the country by 247 Sports and Rivals.com. A wrestler who showed good athleticism at the Chicago NFTC, he was All-Area last year and is a standout in the classroom with a 3.9 GPA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Kyle Allen (@kyleallen_10), 6-3, 195 Scottsdale (Ariz.) Desert Mountain Allen is rated as the No. 1 quarterback in the 2014 class by Scout.com and the No. 21 overall prospect. He passed for 3,119 yards and 36 TDs as a junior with only seven interceptions. He was offered by over 20 schools before committing to Texas A&M in June. He's also high on everyone's list because of his 3.9 GPA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	LB Bryson Allen-Williams (@WatchOut4_11), 6-0.5, 220 Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove Williams was a Class AAA All-State pick after recording 99 tackles (22 for loss) with 16 sacks as a junior. He had over two dozen offers before choosing South Carolina over other SEC programs such as Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Budda Baker (@buddabaker32), 5-9, 175 Bellevue, Wash. Baker is ranked as the No. 4 safety in the nation by Scout.com and the No. 42 overall prospect. Considered by most as the top recruit in Washington this year, Baker was Class 3A All-State after recording 81 tackles and picking off six passes (returning two for TD's). On offense he was also a threat, averaging 16 yards per carry and 26 yards per catch with a total of 19 TDs. He's been offered by all of the Pac 12 except Stanford, as well as Boise State and Notre Dame and has Oregon, UCLA and Washington as his early favorites. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Drew Barker (@D_Barker7), 6-3.5, 210 Hebron (Ky.) Conner Barker is rated as the No. 5 quarterback in the 2014 class by Rivals.com and No. 7 by 247Sports.com. Both services have the QB as the top prospect in Kentucky. As a junior, he passed for over 2,000 yards with 22 TDs and seven interceptions. He'll play instate for Kentucky--his other offers included Cincinnati, Illinois, Louisville, North Carolina, Purdue, South Carolina, Tennessee and Western Kentucky. Barker was the QB MVP at the Columbus NFTC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DE Derek Barnett (@dbarnett25), 6-2.5, 270 Brentwood (Tenn.) Brentwood Academy Barnett was the Tennessee's "Mr. Football" after recording 52 tackles (14 for losses) and six sacks as a junior. He's rated as the No. 14 strong-side defensive end nationally by 247 Sports and has offers from Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Dillon Bates (@dillonbates), 6-3, 215 Ponte Vedra, Fla. Bates comes from a football family as his father, Bill, played for the Dallas Cowboys and his brothers are currently at Wake Forest and Northwestern. He will be a three year starter and was a Class 5A All-State pick last year (3rd team) after recording 104 tackles as a sophomore. Invited after a 109.05 SPARQ Rating at the Atlanta NFSC. College offers include Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Miami, Mississippi State, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio St, Rutgers, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Kyle Berger (@k_bergs), 6-1.5, 220 Cleveland (Ohio) St. Ignatius Berger had 39 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks as a junior to earn Div. I All-State honors. He's rated as the No. 12 outside linebacker in the nation by Rivals.com and has committed to Ohio State. He also had scholarship offers from other Big 10 programs such as Illinois, Michigan, Michigan State, Northwestern and Penn State as well as Alabama, Arkansas, Cincinnati, Duke, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Tennessee, UCLA and West Virginia in part because of his 4.0 GPA. He was the linebacker MVP at the Columbus NFTC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Braxton Berrios (@HNYNUT_BERRIOS), 5-9, 180 Raleigh (N.C.) Leesville Road Berrios is a multi-threat on the football field. He was a dangerous receiver before taking over at quarterback for the final two regular season games and the playoffs. He completed the season with 389 passing yards, 1,260 rushing yards and 23 scores and 740 receiving yards and 10 TDs. He has offers from a dozen programs including Clemson, East Carolina, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Quin Blanding (@TakeOver_7), 6-2, 205 Virginia Beach (Va.) Bayside Rated as the No. 1 safety in the nation by 247 Sports and ESPN (No. 11 overall prospect) and No. 2 by Scout.com, Blanding made 111 tackles with five INTs to earn The Beach District Defensive Player of the Year. He also had 1,035 yards at wide receiver with six TDs to lead the Eastern Region in receiving. Blanding will stay instate to play at the next level as he committed to Virginia over offers from Florida State, Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	TE Jeb Blazevich (@JebBlazevich), 6-4.5, 230 Charlotte (N.C.) Christian Blazevich was a 3A All-State pick in 2012 when he caught 30 passes for 379 yards and five scores. He comes from a family of football talent: his grandfather, Ed Tate Parker, played at Ole Miss and his father, Jim Blazevich, played at Northwestern. The latest in the line was offered by 20 schools before choosing Georgia over other programs such as Ohio State, Ole Miss, Notre Dame and Alabama. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB David Blough (@David_Blough10), 6-0.5, 185 Carrollton (Texas) Creekview Blough became the fifth invitee to the Elite 11 and 69th to The Opening when New Orleans Saints QB and fellow Texas native Drew Brees announced the selection via Twitter on May 6. The senior-to-be was All-District 10-4A last season after throwing for 1,777 yards and 17 TDs with only three picks. An outstanding student with a 3.9 GPA and 1130 SAT, he shined throughout the Elite 11 Regional in Chicago. Blough decided to follow in Brees' college football footsteps when he committed to Purdue in June. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DB John Bonney (@JBonney_4), 6-0, 185 Houston (Texas) Lamar Bonney is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the No. 19 safety in the country and has 30 offers including Auburn, Baylor, Cal, Cincinnati, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Kentucky, Louisville, LSU, Michigan State, Nebraska, North Carolina State, Northwestern, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Stanford, TCU, Texas, UCLA and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Dante Booker (@D_Book47), 6-3, 210 Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary Booker earned several honors as a junior including MaxPreps All-American, Army All-American, All-State and Div. III Defensive Player of the Year. Rated as the No. 85 player in the '14 class, the No. 4 outside linebacker nationally and the No. 2 prospect in Ohio, he will stay within the Buckeye State borders to play for Ohio State. Other offers included Indiana, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn State and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Jacob Bragg (@bigtexasjake), 6-3.5, 310 Nacogdoches, Texas Bragg opened eyes with his OL MVP performance at the stacked Dallas NFTC. A good athlete, Bragg laid down a 97.71 SPARQ Rating at the Dallas Nike Combine, where he ran a 5.42 40, 4.83 Shuttle, 27.7 Vertical Jump, and 41.5 Powerball toss at 6-3.5, 310 pounds. Rated as the No. 2 center in the nation by ESPN, he committed to Kansas over offers from Oregon State and Louisiana Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Justin Brent (@JustinBrent23), 6-1, 190 Speedway, Ind. Brent caught 54 balls for 992 yards and 13 TDs last season and is rated by Rivals.com as the No. 174 player nationally, No. 26 at receiver and No. 2 player in Indiana. Also an outstanding basketball prospect, has committed to Notre Dame and was one of the top skill players at the Columbus NFTC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DT Andrew Brown (@DrizoBeats), 6-4, 290 Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith Brown is rated by all the recruiting services as one of the top 10 overall prospects in the Class of 2014. He's the top defensive tackle according to ESPN (No. 3 overall prospect) and 247 Sports (No. 4 overall prospect). He'll be able to pick where he goes as he has over two dozen offers including favorites such as Alabama, Florida, Florida State, North Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Erik Brown, 6-0.5, 170 Fontana (Calif.) Summit Brown has used several strong performances at passing tournaments and camps--including the Oakland NFTC--to elevate as his stock as one of the top receivers in the country. He is rated by Rivals.com as the No. 16 receiver nationally and No. 111 prospect overall and has offers from more than a dozen programs including Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State, San Diego State, UCLA, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Tony Brown (@JustDoit_TB), 6-0, 190 Beaumont (Texas) Ozen Brown is rated as a top 20 national recruit by all the recruiting services and is ranked No. 3 overall by Tom Lemming. He was a Class 4A honorable mention All-State selection as a junior and has college offers from Alabama, Illinois, LSU, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Texas, Texas A&M and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Charles Buchannon, 5-9, 185 Pleasant Grove, Ala. Buchanon put up one of the top SPARQ Ratings of the year with a 132.21 at the Atlanta NFTC which included a 4.56 in the 40, a 4.15 shuttle time, a 41 foot power ball throw and an eye-opening 42 inch vertical. He put that athleticism to use on the field as well, rushing for 1,335 yards and 18 total yards as a junior. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	TE Ian Bunting (@BuntingIan), 6-6, 215 Hinsdale (Ill.) Central Bunting is rated as the No. 5 tight end in the country and No. 114 overall by ESPN Recruiting Nation. He's athletic enough to play receiver but many feel he'll grow into the tight end position. An outstanding student as well, he has committed to Michigan over offers from Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Purdue, USC and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB D.J. Calhoun (@DJ_Calhoun), 5-11.5, 200 El Cerrito, Calif. Calhoun is rated as the No. 15 outside linebacker in the 2014 class by 247Sports.com and No. 137 player overall. He recorded 170 tackles with four fumble recoveries and also had nine touchdowns on offense to earn Defensive MVP honors in the TCAL-Rock Division. He has close to 20 offers including Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Colorado, Miami (Fla.), Nebraska, Oregon State, Utah, Washington, Washington State, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR George Campbell (@GeorgeCampbell0), 6-3.5, 185 (Class of '15) Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake Campbell is a two-way threat, catching 30 passes for 770 yards and nine offensive scores while recording 56 tackles on defense as a sophomore. He showed his size and athletic ability at the Orlando NFTC where he ran a 4.48 in the 40, a 4.22 shuttle, a 37.1 inch vertical and a 34 foot power ball throw to earn a 106.86 SPARQ Rating. He already has 15 offers including national programs like Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame and Ohio State. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Parris Campbell (@PCampbell21), 6-0, 180 Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary Campbell is the No. 127 player nationally by 247 Sports and the No. 20 rated receiver. He impressed at the Massillon Nike Football SPARQ Combine in February when he ran a 4.47 in the 40 and recorded a 38.9 vertical jump. He's committed to Ohio State over offers from Indiana, Michigan State and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR K.D. Cannon (@IAmKDCannon), 5-11.5, 160 Mount Pleasant, Texas Cannon was a Class 4A All-State selection after catching 104 passes for 1,592 yards and 26 TDs in 2012. He's rated as the No. 3 receiver by Rivals.com and No. 5 by ESPN and 247 Sports. Scout.com has him as the No. 38 prospect overall. His offers include Baylor, Clemson, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB K.J. Carta-Samuels (@KJCS14), 6-1.5, 220 San Jose (Calif.) Bellarmine Prep Carta-Samuels became the 6th QB invited to the 2013 Elite 11 after the Bay Area Nike Football Training Camp. He is the 9th rated QB in the Class of 2014 according to Rivals.com and 13th rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation. He was one of the top quarterbacks at the San Francisco Elite 11 Regional Camp and is committed to Vanderbilt, where is brother Austyn is the projected starting quarterback next season. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DE Lorenzo Carter (@LCarter_25), 6-5, 230 Norcross, Ga. Carter posted the top SPARQ Rating for a defensive lineman this year at the Nike events. He has offers from over 30 universities including his early leaders of Georgia Tech, Florida, Georgia, Texas and Ohio State. As a junior he was a MaxPreps All-American and a 6A All-State honoree after recording 136 tackles with 18 sacks. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Keller Chryst (@KellerChryst), 6-4, 220 Palo Alto, Calif. Chryst is rated as the No. 2 quarterback in the 2014 class by 247 Sports, ESPN Recruiting Nation, Rivals.com and Scout.com. He threw for 2,489 yards as a junior with 28 TDs and 11 interceptions and off the field has a 3.7 GPA. His offers include Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Pittsburgh, Stanford, USC and Utah. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	RB Nick Chubb (@NickChubb21), 5-10, 210 Cedartown, Ga. Chubb rushed for over 2,700 yards and 38 TDs as a junior and had college offers from Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee and several others before committing to Georgia in June. He had the second best SPARQ Rating at the Atlanta NFTC with a 122.43 on a 4.58 in the 40 and a 40.4 inch vertical. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Khairi Clark (@KhairiClark), 6-1.5, 320 Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Clark is considered the No. 1 defensive tackle prospect by Scout.com and the No. 18 overall recruit. He had 26 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a junior to earn All-Broward County honors. The lineman has over 30 offers including his early leaders of Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Miami (Fla.) and Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Jamardre Cobb (@jamardreB), 6-0, 220 Los Angeles (Calif.) Salesian Cobb is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the No. 10 outside linebacker in the 2014 class. He recorded 115 tackles and five forced fumbles as a junior and also ran for five touchdowns to earn All-CIF honors. He has close to 20 offers including Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas Tech, Washington State and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Stephen Collier (@Stephen5Collier), 6-3, 205 Leesburg (Ga.) Lee County Collier is ranked as the No. 14 dual-threat QB by 247 Sports after passing for 22 TDs last season while rushing for 11 more scores. He is an outstanding student-athlete with a 4.2 GPA and 1680 SAT. His offers include Boston College, Cincinnati, Louisiana Tech, Marshall and Wake Forest. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	RB Dalvin Cook, 5-11, 187 Miami (Fla.) Central The Miami rusher was Class 6A All-State as a junior when he ran for 1,452 yards and 21 TDs. He is listed in several recruiting lists as one of the top 100 recruits in his class and has already committed to Florida. Other offers included Florida State, LSU, Miami, Clemson and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB David Cornwell (@DavidCornwell5), 6-5, 235 Norman (Okla.) North Cornwell was the first quarterback invited to the 2013 Elite 11 after a strong performance at the Dallas NFTC and Elite 11. Ranked as a top 100 prospect by Rivals and Tom Lemming, he passed for over 2,700 yards with 27 TDs last season and ran for nearly 800 more with six rushing scores. Cornwell became the highest-rated QB recruited by Coach Saban at Alabama, when he committed to the Tide in June. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	TE Kevin Crosby, 6-0.5, 240 Bamberg (S.C.) Bamberg-Ehrhardt Crosby played both sides of the ball but was practically unstoppable on offense as he caught 31 passes for 910 yards and 11 TDs. He was offered by the likes of Alabama, Clemson, Florida and North Carolina before committing to South Carolina. Crosby is listed by ESPN as the No. 2 tight end in his class and the No. 83 recruit overall. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Trevor Darling, 6-4.5, 328 Miami (Fla.) Central Darling was a Class 6A All-State pick after he helped pave the way to a state championship for the Rockets. The four-star linemen will join the two guys he opens holes for, Joseph Yearby and Dalvin Cook, at Nike Headquarters for The Opening this summer. Darling ended his recruitment early, committing to the hometown Miami Hurricanes back in his sophomore year. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Kain Daub (@DaubKain), 6-3.5, 238 Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood Daub was a Class 8A All-State pick after recording 74 tackles, seven sacks and five forced fumbles as a junior. A top 10 national prospect on some lists, he has committed to Florida State over offers from programs such as Alabama, Miami, Florida, LSU, Ohio State, South Carolina, USC and UCLA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Duke Dawson (@NoFLYZoNeDawson), 5-11, 197 Cross City (Fla.) Dixie Co. The Florida commit had 43 tackles and two INTs last season. Other college offers included Florida State, Tennessee and Wisconsin. Dawson is on the ESPN and Rivals watchlists as one of the top DBs in the nation. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Kammy Delp (@HateKammy), 6-2.5, 305 Pomona (Calif.) Diamond Ranch Delp is a multi-sport standout who also plays basketball, rugby and throws the shot and discus in track. He was a 2nd team All-State pick as an offensive guard and on defense had seven sacks and five blocked passes. He has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Fresno State, Nevada, Oregon State, San Jose State, Utah, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Johnnie Dixon (@unogohard1), 5-10.5, 195 Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) Dwyer The speedy receiver was an All-State Class 7A honoree after catching 39 passes for 711 yards and eight scores as a junior. College offers include his homestate favorites of Miami, Florida State and Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Malachi Dupre (@MalachiDupre), 6-2.5, 190 River Ridge (La.) John Curtis Dupre was Class 2A All-State in 2012 as he caught 36 passes for 816 yards and 15 TDs for the state champs despite playing in a run-oriented option offense. A top 100 national player to watch by all the recruiting services, he has early offers from Cincinnati, Colorado, Florida State, Kansas State, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Southern Miss, Tulane, UCLA and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Rashaan Evans (@616evans4), 6-2, 215 Auburn, Ala. Evans was a Class 6A All-State pick last season as he collected 32 tackles (16 for loss) and five sacks. He has offers from programs such as Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia Tech, LSU, Nebraska, North Carolina, TCU and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Tanner Farmer (@tank1309), 6-3.5, 305 Highland, Ill. Farmer showcased his athletic abilities with a 96.96 SPARQ Rating at the Chicago Nike Football Training Camp where he ran a 4.8 shuttle, threw the Power Ball 41 feet and jumped 29.7 inches in the vertical. An outstanding wrestler, he went 39-0 last season and won the state heavyweight championship at the Illinois Class 2 level. Farmer is committed to Nebraska. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Minkah Fitzpatrick (@minkfitz_21), 5-11.5, 185 (Class of '15) Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep Fitzpatrick is one of the top underclassmen in the East and already has offers from Miami, Ohio State, Rutgers, South Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia and Wisconsin. A two-way threat, he had 21 tackles and two INTs as a sophomore and ran for nearly 500 yards with five scores from a program that has produced several BCS caliber recruits. At the New Jersey NFTC, he ran a 4.16 in the shuttle and jumped 32.8 inches in the vertical. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Andrew Ford (@Andrew_Ford7), 6-2, 190 Camp Hill (Pa.) Cedar Cliff Ford hit the double jackpot in Washington DC, being invited not only to The Opening but also the Elite 11 Finals after doing well at the DC Elite 11 Regional and DC NFTC. The lefty passed for nearly 3,000 yards as a junior with 35 TDs and ran for another nine more. Ford will play his college ball down in Blacksburg after committing to Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	RB Leonard Fournette (@_fournette), 6-1, 225 New Orleans (La.) St. Augustine Fournette is rated as the No. 1 player in the Class of 2014 by Scout and ESPN's Recruiting Nation. A big back, Fournette ran for 2,136 yards and 31 touchdowns on 196 carries. He added 313 yards and 3 touchdowns on 15 receptions. The 2012 AP Class 4A All-State and Maxpreps Junior All-American selection has offers from LSU, Alabama, Notre Dame, Florida, and Texas A&M among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Josh Frazier (@JoshuaFrazier99), 6-4, 330 Springdale (Ark.) Har-Ber Frazier was honored as an AP Super All-State selection as a junior and MaxPreps 2nd team All-American after making 65 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a junior. He's listed as the No. 6 defensive tackle in the 2014 class by Rivals.com and the No. 90 prospect overall. The mammoth defensive lineman has offers from Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Texas A&M and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Edwin Freeman, 6-0.5, 215 Arlington (Texas) Bowie Freeman earned All-Camp honors this spring at the Dallas NFTC where he put up a 96.57 SPARQ Rating and blanked the tight ends in the one-on-one drills. He was an All-District 4-5A pick after making 104 tackles with two INTs and is looked at by some as a safety prospect (ESPN Recruiting Nation has him as the No. 6 safety nationally and No. 78 overall). His offers include Baylor, Houston, LSU, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, USC and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Royce Freeman, 5-11.5, 220 Imperial, Calif. Freeman is as prolific of a rusher as you'll find in the nation, running for 2,482 yards and 34 total TDs as a junior after running for 2,075 yards and 35 scores as a sophomore. He's rated as the No. 8 running back nationally by 247Sports.com and the No. 68 prospect overall. Freeman showcased his athleticism with a 110.58 SPARQ Rating at the Los Angeles NFTC and has 20 offers including almost all the Pac12 as well as Florida, Florida State, Nebraska, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Kenyon Frison (@lancerpride75), 6-5, 280 West Valley City (Utah) Granger Frison opened a lot of eyes at the Oakland NFTC when he was called the "revelation of the camp" and made the All-Camp team. He is rated as the No. 16 offensive tackle and No. 206 overall prospect by 247 Sports and has committed to Utah. Oklahoma and Washington have also offered. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Clifton Garrett (@CG340), 6-2, 215 Plainfield, Ill. Garrett is ranked as the No. 1 outside linebacker in the country by 247 Sports and the No. 21 overall prospect. All the major recruiting services rate him as the top prospect in Illinois as he compiled 107 tackles including 11 for loss in 2012. He has nearly three dozen offers including high-profile programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC, Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Kyle Gibson (@K_Gibson_G), 5-11.5, 170 Seffner (Fla.) Armwood The Florida standout had 65 tackles, four INTs, four forced fumbles and three sacks as an athletic, aggressive strong safety. College offers include Notre Dame, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Michigan State, Louisville and Florida as well as several other in-state programs. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Wesley Green (@WGreen_4), 5-11, 170 Lithonia (Ga.) M.L. King Green is rated as the No. 10 corner in the country and the No. 115 overall player by Rivals.com after he earned Class 6A All-Region honors as a junior. His college offers include Auburn, Arkansas, Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, LSU, Michigan, Missouri, Penn State, South Carolina, Syracuse, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Will Grier (@willg7533), 6-2.5, 180 Davidson (N.C.) Davidson Day Grier had a monster year on the field putting up huge numbers: 5,785 yards passing with 69 TDs with another 813 yards rushing with eight scores on the ground. A MaxPreps Junior All-American and All-State honoree, he was also the Quarterback MVP at the Charlotte NFTC. Rated as the No. 2 dual threat QB in the 2014 class by ESPN and Rivals.com and No. 29 overall player by Rivals, he committed to Florida in February over offers from Alabama, Florida State, North Carolina, Oregon and Tennessee among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DL Marcus Griffin (TheRealMG96) 6-2, 300 Bellevue, Wash. Griffin was the discovery of the Eugene (Ore.) NFTC where he earned Defensive Line MVP honors and several scouts felt he was the top attendee at any position. He had 45 tackles and 13 sacks as a junior and has committed to Washington State over offers from Arizona, Colorado, Colorado State, Idaho and Nevada with many more likely after his impressive camp showing. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Naijiel Hale (@YoungNateDogg), 5-11, 175 Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco Son of recording artist Nate Dogg, Hale has been on the map since his sophomore year when he was a CalHiSports.com All-State pick. Invited after the L.A. NFTC where he impressed coaches with his quick feet and hips. College offers include Arizona, Boise State, Cal, Nebraska, Washington State and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB C.J. Hampton (@_Hamp4dEM), 6-0.5, 195 Meridian, Miss. Hampton was a Class 6A All-State pick as a junior after making 48 tackles and picking off three passes. Carrying a 3.7 GPA, he has offers from Stanford and Mississippi State but committed early to Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Da'Shawn Hand (@TheHand54), 6-4, 265 Woodbridge, Va. Hand is a returner to The Opening and his stock couldn't be much higher: he's rated as the No. 1 prospect in the country by 247 Sports and Rivals.com, No. 2 by Scout.com and No. 4 by ESPN. As a junior he totaled 16 sacks and 78 tackles to earn 1st team Washington Post All-Metro honors. Hand has nearly 40 offers and lists Alabama, Florida, and Michigan as programs he favors. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Chris Hardeman (@Chris_Hardeman1), 5-7.5, 190 Houston (Texas) Alief Taylor Hardeman was a 18-5A All-District pick as a junior when he made 51 tackles, 22 pass deflections and picked off one pass. His father, Cedric, is an assistant coach at Alief Taylor and Chris made his college choice official when he committed to LSU over programs like Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Texas Tech. Rivals.com has him rated as the No. 18 cornerback prospect in the senior class. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Drake Harris (@drizzygetbusy01), 6-3, 170 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Christian Harris is rated as the No. 4 receiver in the country by 247 Sports and the No. 37 overall prospect. He had an explosive junior season with 2,016 reception yards and a state record 26 TDs. The Michigan star also had a big championship game, making a finals-record eight catches for 243 yards. Harris committed to Michigan over offers from Alabama, Cal, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan State, Nebraska, Notre Dame and Ohio State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	ATH Treon Harris (@t5_harris), 5-10.5, 185 Miami (Fla.) B.T. Washington Harris was a Class 4A All-State pick after leading Washington to a Class 4A state title. He passed for 2,576 yards and 33 TDs with only 7 INTs while rushing for another 751 yards and 15 scores. Invited after the Miami NFSC where he had a 92.61 SPARQ Rating. College offers include Arizona, Boston College, Central Florida, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Marshall, Ole Miss and South Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Javon Harrison (@BANKROLL_13), 6-1, 190 Lakeland (Fla.) Kathleen Harrison is rated as the No. 11 receiver in the country and the No. 84 prospect overall by ESPN Recruiting Nation. He was a Class 6A 3rd team All-State pick as a junior and has committed to Virginia Tech over offers from Florida, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan and South Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Jalen Harvey (@ItsJalenHarvey), 6-1, 185 El Cerrito, Calif. Harvey drew comparisons to Anquan Boldin from his play at the Oakland NFTC where he won All-Camp honors. He'll be a four year varsity starter when he graduates and was a 2nd team CalHisports.com Junior All-State selection in 2012. Harvey, who is listed by 247 Sports as the No. 10 receiver and No. 89 prospect nationally, has committed to Cal over Arizona State, Missouri, Oregon, Oregon State, Tennessee and UCLA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL J.C. Hassenauer (@JCHassenauer), 6-2.5, 290 Woodbury (Minn.) East Ridge Hassenauer was the Memphis NFTC Offensive Line MVP and had a second strong showing at the Columbus Nike Camp. He is listed by Rivals.com as the No. 6 center in the Class of 2014. The lineman committed to Alabama in June over offers from Minnesota and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Jerrod Heard (@JHeard2), 6-2, 195 Denton (Texas) Denton Guyer Heard passed for 2,138 yards with 35 TDs on the ground and added over 2,000 more yards through the air. He was the District 5-4A MVP and is listed by Rivals.com as the No. 3 rated dual-threat quarterback in the '14 class and No. 72 prospect overall. A Texas commit, he also had offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor, LSU, Nebraska and Ohio State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DL Joe Henderson (@Talent_52), 6-3, 220 Cleveland (Ohio) Shaker Heights Henderson has recorded 16 and 13 sacks over the last two seasons and was the Defensive Line MVP at the Columbus NFTC. The Ohio native has committed to Tennessee over offers from Arkansas, Cincinnati, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Pitt, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Thomas Holley (@ctkballer2014), 6-4, 300 Brooklyn (N.Y.) Lincoln Rated by 247 Sports as the No. 1 player in New York and the No. 72 prospect in the Class of 2014, Holley was one of the standouts at the New York NFTC. The 300-pounder has 20-plus offers from programs like Alabama, Boston College, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Penn State, Rutgers and Syracuse. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Corey Holmes (@coreyholmes4), 6-2, 175 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas Holmes is ranked by ESPN as the No. 7 receiver nationally and the No. 75 overall player and was dubbed by former NFL All-Pro receiver Cris Carter as the "next big thing" at tradition rich St. Thomas Aquinas. He had 28 receptions for 511 yards and five TDs last season and more than two dozen offers including ones from early leaders Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Notre Dame and Oklahoma. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DE Jalyn Holmes (@JayHolmes_), 6-5, 235 Norfolk (Va.) Lake Taylor Holmes is rated the No. 4 weakside defensive end by 247 Sports and the No. 45 overall prospect in the 2014 class. He was Class AAA All-State at TE where he caught 24 passes for 351 yards and seven scores. On defense he had 78 tackles and 11 sacks and helped the Titans win the Div. Five state title. His offers include early favorites such as North Carolina, Ohio State, Tennessee and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Elijah Hood (@EHood34), 6-0, 220 Charlotte (N.C.) Catholic Hood had the top SPARQ Rating at the Nike Football SPARQ Combine in Charlotte when he ran a 4.56 in the 40, jumped 37 inches in the vertical and put up a 108.84 SPARQ Rating. He performed on the football field as well in 2012, rushing for 2,868 yards and 45 TDs with a 12.9 average per carry. Rated as the No. 1 Athlete in the class and No. 12 overall prospect by Rivals.com, he has committed to Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Jalen Hurd (@MrHurd18), 6-4, 225 Henderson (Tenn.) Beech Hurd was a scoring machine as a junior with 43 TDs on the ground and three more through the air to account for 296 points. He rushed for 3,357 yards (10.59 average) and earned Class 5A All-State honors. Rated as the No. 2 running back in the nation and No. 11 prospect overall by 247 Sports, he has committed to Tennessee over offers from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Nebraska, North Carolina and Ohio State among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Adoree' Jackson (@AdoreeKnows), 5-9.5, 170 Gardena (Calif.) Serra Jackson is rated as the No. 2 cornerback in the nation by ESPN and Rivals.com and No. 3 by Rivals.com. He's rated No. 5 overall on ESPN's Top 150 national prospects. Despite teams not throwing his direction much, Jackson still had five interceptions and was a threat as a receiver and punt returner. He has close to 30 offers including most of the Pac 12 and lists Alabama, LSU, Oregon, UCLA and USC as early favorites. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Bijhon Jackson (@BijhonJ), 6-1.5, 325 El Dorado, Ark. Bijhon is listed as the No. 5 defensive tackle in the country by ESPN Recruiting Nation and No. 66 player overall after making 52 tackles with four sacks as a junior. He earned Class 6A South All-State recognition and choose to stay home when he picked Arkansas over Alabama, Arkansas State and Ole Miss. Jackson also impressed at the Memphis NFTC where he ran a 5.2 in the 40 despite weighing in close to 325 pounds. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Derwin James Jr. (@derwinjames6), 6-2, 200 (Class of '15) Auburndale, Fla. James will be a junior this season and impressed at the Orlando NFTC where he ran a 4.66 in the 40, recorded a 35.1 and dominated the one-on-one drills earning All-Camp Team honors. A Class 5A Honorable Mention All-State player, he has already committed to Florida State. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Lorenzo Joe (@LoJoe12), 6-2.5, 200 Abilene (Texas) Cooper Joe was the Wide Receiver MVP at the Dallas NFTC and also shined on the football field as a junior when he earned All-District 2-5A honors after rushing for 879 yards and passing for another 1,988 while playing quarterback. Because of his athletic and pass-catching abilities, he's projected to be a receiver at Texas where he committed early over Texas Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Jeff Jones (@WaveyJJ_10), 5-11.5, 195 Minneapolis (Minn.) Washburn Jones is rated as the 17th top running back in the nation by Rivals.com and will stay instate to play at Minnesota over offers from Illinois, Iowa, Iowa State, Michigan State, Syracuse and Wisconsin. He ran for 1,002 yards with nine TDs as a junior, following up on a strong sophomore year when he ran for 1,415 yards with 28 scores. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Brad Kaaya (@TrinidadBrad), 6-4, 220 West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade Kaaya is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation and Rivals.com as the No. 12 pocket passer/pro-style quarterback in the nation. One of the standouts at the San Francisco Elite 11, he passed for 1,875 yards with 12 TDs and only two INTs on the field as a junior and has committed to Miami (Fla.). JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	QB DeShone Kizer (@Dkizer_14), 6-4.5, 210 Toledo (Ohio) Central Catholic Kizer is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation and 247 Sports as the No. 6 dual threat quarterback this year. At the talent rich Columbus Elite 11 Regional Camp on June 1, he was the only QB invited to the Elite 11 and The Opening after that day's action. He passed for 1,150 yards and 10 TDs last season while rushing for 540 yards and four touchdowns. Kizer committed to Notre Dame in mid-June over offers from two dozen universities including Alabama, Arkansas, LSU, Michigan State, North Carolina, Penn State, Syracuse and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	OL Demetrius Knox (@Ummm_Mr_Knox), 6-3.5, 290 Ft Worth (Texas) All Saints Episcopal Knox is rated as a the No. 1 offensive guard in the country by Rivals.com and was a MaxPreps Junior All-American in 2012. He was one of the offensive standouts at the Dallas NFTC and has more than two dozen offers from all over the nation including Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor, Georgia Tech, Houston, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, Texas Tech and UCLA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Chris Lammons (@CL1_Era), 5-9.5, 170 Plantation, Fla. Lammons was All-Broward County last year playing mostly corner. Quick and explosive, he has a 35 inch vertical and has received offers from instate powers like Florida, Florida State and Miami as well as national programs including Alabama and Ohio State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Ermon Lane, 6-2, 185 Homestead, Florida Lane is the No. 1 wide receiver on ESPN Recruiting Nation's board and the No. 25 recruit. He's also rated the No. 2 receiver by 247 Sports and Rivals.com. Lane was a Class 6A All-State pick in 2012 when he caught 801 passes for eight scores and also accounted for four interceptions on defense. He has over 20 offers including Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Ole Miss, Nebraska, Ohio State and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Allen Lazard (@AllenLazard), 6-4.5, 210 Urbandale, Iowa Lazard is rated as the second best prospect in Iowa behind OL Ross Pierschbacher by ESPN Recruiting Nation. The tall receiver, who was a Class 4A All-State honoree as a junior has committed to Iowa State over Iowa, Nebraska, Stanford and Cal and will play in the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Toa Lobendahn, 6-3, 285 La Habra, Calif. Lobendahn was chosen to the L.A. NFTC All-Camp Team and was noted for his versatility to play anywhere along the line. Rivals.com and 247 Sports have him rated as the No. 11 guard in the 2014 class and he was a CalHiSports.com Junior All-State pick in 2012. Lobendahn committed early to USC over other Pac 12 offers including Oregon, Stanford and UCLA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Jonathan Lockett (@Jlock_21), 5-11, 170 Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei Lockett was a CalHisports.com Junior All-State selection after making 42 tackles, seven INTs and seven touchdowns as he also plays on offense and returns kicks. Rated as the No. 26 corner in the country by Scout.com, he has offers from several Pac 12 schools such as Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon, Oregon State and Washington as well as Boise State, Notre Dame and San Jose State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	TE Tyler Luatua (@Luatua9), 6-3, 245 La Mirada, Calif. Luatua is listed as the top TE prospect in the country by ESPN Recruiting Nation and 247 Sports and the No. 37 overall recruit in the 2014 class by ESPN. A CalHiSports.com Junior All-State pick last season, he has nearly 30 offers from top programs nationwide including Alabama, Florida State, Michigan, Ohio State, and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Morgan Mahalak (@MorganMahalak), 6-3, 185 Kentfield (Calif.) Marin Catholic Mahalak is rated as the No. 3 dual-threat QB by 247 Sports and the No. 129 overall recruit. He was one of the top QBs at the San Francisco Elite 11 Regional and Oakland NFTC and was noted for his energy, arm strength and accuracy inside and outside the pocket. Mahalak committed to Oregon in late April over offers from Duke, North Carolina State and Oregon State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	WR Joshua Malone, 6-2, 190 Gallatin (Tenn.) Station Camp Malone has been listed in the 247 Sports, Rivals.com and Scout.com top 100 national prospects lists. He has two dozen early college offers including Baylor, Clemson, Florida, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon State, Tennessee and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Damien Mama (@dmama75), 6-4, 350 Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco Mama, the Los Angeles Nike Camp OL MVP, is considered one of the top offensive line prospects in the nation and was the ultimate competitor throughout the NFTC. He wrapped up his day with an impressive performance in one-on-ones. College offers include Alabama, Arizona, ASU, BYU, Cal, Colorado, Florida State, Fresno State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oregon State, UCLA, Utah and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Iman Marshall, 6-0.5, 185 (Class of '15) Long Beach (Calif.) Poly Marshall is one of the most heavily recruited players from the 2015 class and already has offers from a dozen schools including Florida State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Oregon State, Tennessee, Washington, UCLA and USC. Playing for one of the perennial top talent-producing high schools in the country, he was selected as a CalHiSports.com Sophomore All-State pick in 2012. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Trey Marshall (@Marshall_Era21), 5-11, 195 Lake City (Fla.) Columbia Marshall earned Class 6A All-State honors at strong safety where he had 60 tackles, six pass breakups, three INTs and three forced fumbles. He's rated as the No. 10 safety in the senior class by 247 Sports and has offers from a dozen programs: Arkansas, Florida, Florida International, Florida State, Georgia, Louisville, Miami, Ole Miss, South Florida, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Corey Martinez (@CJMartinez77), 6-4, 300 Tampa (Fla.) Catholic Martinez is ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 10 offensive guard in the nation and was a Class 3A All-State honoree as a junior. He comes from athletic DNA as his father, Ronnie, was a pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies. Martinez has two dozen offers from major programs such as Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Miami (Fla.), Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Tennessee and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Montel McBride (@blindside6955), 6-3.5, 330 Plant City, Fla. McBride was the Offensive Lineman MVP at the Orlando NFTC and impressed coaches with his football IQ and fundamentals in the one-on-one drills. Rated as a top 25 guard prospect by ESPN Recruiting Nation and Rivals.com, his stock has greatly risen this spring culminating in offers from Alabama, Auburn, Central Florida, Florida State, Kentucky, Louisville, Mississippi State and South Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Garrald McDowell (@G_McDowell42), 6-1, 245 Covington, La. McDowell was Class 5A All-State after finishing with 68 solo tackles, 29 assisted tackles, 10 1/2 sacks, 18 tackles for loss, 14 quarterback hurries and a fumble recovery. He has double digit college offers including four early favorites: Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas State and Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Mattrell McGraw (@MattrellMcGraw), 5-10, 175 River Ridge (La.) John Curtis McGraw made the Memphis NFTC All-Camp Team after impressing coaches with coverage skills. He totaled 65 tackles and four interceptions as a junior and few in the country have seen such as meteoric recruiting rise this spring as McGraw, who now has over three dozen offers including favorites such as Alabama, Arizona State, Arkansas, Florida State, Ohio State, Oregon, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Shai McKenzie (@ShaiMcKenzie_), 5-11, 210 Washington, Pa. McKenzie put up huge numbers in 2012, rushing for over 2,700 yards with 42 touchdowns on the ground. A Class AA All-State selection, he has run a 10.68 in the 100 meters and is rated by Rivals.com as the No. 20 running back in the country and No. 4 prospect in the Keystone State. McKenzie has nearly 30 offers covering the nation including Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Duke, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Michigan State, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Penn State, Pitt, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Terry McLaurin (@TheTerry_25), 5-11.5, 185 Indianapolis (Ind.) Cathedral McLaurin is one of the most athletic receivers in the nation and had the highest SPARQ Rating at the Chicago NFTC where he ran a 4.48 in the 40, jumped 41.4 inches in the vertical, ran a 4.36 shuttle and threw the Power Ball 41 feet for a 126.96 SPARQ Rating. His early offers include Ball State, Cincinnati, Iowa, Missouri, Purdue, Toledo, Western Kentucky and Western Michigan. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Raekwon McMillan (@Kwon_daTrurth), 6-1.5, 250 Hinesville (Ga.) Liberty Co. The Peach State linebacker gathered about every award possible, including MaxPreps Junior All-American,AP All-State and Defensive Player of the Year honors. Rivals and 247 Sports have him ranked as a Top 20 player in the 2014 Class and Tom Lemming has him rated No. 2 overall. College offers include Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina State, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Stanford and Texas. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Christian Miller, 6-3.5, 215 Columbia (Ga.) Spring Valley Miller, whose father, Corey, had a 10 year career in the NFL with the Giants and Vikings, was a force on the field as a junior, collecting 121 tackles and 14 sacks. Rated as a Top 100 player by Rivals and 247 Sports, his college offers include Boise State, Clemson, Florida, Georgia Tech, Houston, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Texas Tech and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Joe Mixon (@MixonItUp28), 6-1, 210 Oakley (Calif.) Freedom Mixon is rated as the No. 34 overall prospect in the 2014 class by Scout.com and the No. 9 rusher in the country by three recruiting services: 247 Sports (No. 76 prospect overall), ESPN and Rivals.com (No. 82 nationally). He rushed for 1,443 yards as a junior with 20 rushing TDs and also had six receiving scores. Mixon has 20 offers including Arizona State, California, Clemson, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, TCU, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA, USC and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Nyles Morgan (@Obey_Pride ), 6-1.5, 235 Crete (Ill.) Crete-Monee Morgan is rated as the No. 4 inside linebacker by ESPN and the No. 65 prospect in the nation. He made 106 tackles with four sacks and two INTs last season to earn All-State honors. Miles has over 30 offers including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State and Purdue in the Big Ten and notables such as Florida, Miami (Fla.), Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UCLA and USC across the nation. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Anthony Moten (@anthony_moten95), 6-4, 280 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas Moten was named All-Broward County as his 30 tackles, including nine for loss and four sacks, helped lead Aquinas to the state 7A title. He showed his strength with the top power ball throw (42 feet) at the Miami Nike Football SPARQ Combine and is recognized by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the No. 10 defensive tackle and No. 143 prospect in the country. Moten committed to Florida over a double digit offer list from programs such as Florida State, Miami, Notre Dame and Ohio State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Quenton Nelson (@BigQ56), 6-4.5, 300 Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic Nelson is one of the most heavily recruited linemen in the country and had over 30 offers including Boston College, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers before he committed to Notre Dame. He's rated as the No. 8 tackle by Scout.com and Rivals.com and 66th overall prospect in the country by Rivals.com. Nelson was a Newark Star-Ledger 2nd team All-State selection and MSG Varsity All-Metro pick. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Montae Nicholson (@invictaforever), 6-2, 200 Monroeville (Pa.) Gateway Nicholson can play both sides of the ball--he's rated as the No. 12 safety in the country by Scout.com and was the wide receiver MVP at the Columbus NFTC. Rivals.com lists him as the top prospect in Pennsylvania where he was named Class AAAA All-State in 2012. He has 30 offers including Boston College, Cincinnati, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Stanford, Virginia Tech and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Devante "Speedy" Noil (@SpeedyNoil), 5-10.5, 175 New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr Noil put up a sparkling 120.54 SPARQ Rating at the New Orleans Nike Football SPARQ which included a 4.45 in the 40 and a 41.7 inch vertical. On the field last season, he led Karr to a 4A state title accounting for 47 total TDs. College offers include Alabama, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Mississippi State, Ohio State, Ole Miss, TCU and Texas. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Edward Paris (@323Eddie_P), 6-0, 200 Arlington (Texas) Mansfield Timberview Paris received major honors after a standout 2012 season including MaxPreps Junior All-American, AP Class 5A All-State and Ft. Worth Star-Telegram Super Team. Rated as a top 10 national recruit by 247 Sports and top 40 by Rivals, Scout and Tom Lemming, he collected seven interceptions (two for TDs) and 37 tackles with an impressive eight passes broken up last year. He has verballed to LSU and has also been offered by Clemson, Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, SMU, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Jacob Park (@JacobPark10), 6-4, 205 Goose Creek (S.C.) Stratford Park is rated by 247 Sports as the No. 8 pro-style quarterback and No. 139 prospect in the country. Named to the D.C. All-NFTC Team, he also shined at the D.C. Elite 11 Regional. As a junior he passed for 2,239 yards and 24 TDs while rushing for over 700 yards and seven scores. Park committed to Georgia over offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Louisville, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Tennessee and Virginia Tech among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DB John Plattenburg (@ITS_PLATTnum), 5-10, 175 Corona (Calif.) Centennial Plattenburg was the defensive back MVP at the Oakland NFTC and earned All-Camp honors. As a junior in 2012 he made 71 tackles with five interceptions. Rated as the No. 27 corner in the country by 247Sports.com, he has 15 offers including favorites like Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Adarius Pickett (@YoungPickett_8), 5-11, 175 El Cerrito, Calif. Pickett is ranked by ESPN as the No. 16 corner prospect in the nation after a season where he had 64 tackles and 12 PBU's for a Gauchos' defense that allowed less than 10 points per game. A second team Junior All-State pick on the field and a 3.7 GPA student in the classroom, he has offers from Arizona State, Cal, Nebraska, Nevada, Northwestern, Purdue, San Diego State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Utah State and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Michiah Quick (@ItsQuicker), 5-11, 175 Fresno (Calif.) Central Quick can play several positions including receiver and corner and is rated by Scout.com as the No. 13 player in the country and by ESPN as the No. 3 Athlete and No. 22 prospect overall. As a receiver last season he had 37 catches for 592 yards and eight TDs. His offers include Alabama, Arizona, Boise State, Cal, Houston, Nevada, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon State, San Jose State, Tulane, UCLA, USC and Washington. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB C.J. Reavis (@C_Reavis11), 6-0.5, 200 Chester (Va.) Thomas Dale Reavis recorded 107 tackles, 17 pass breakups, three sacks and two interceptions last year and is rated No. 30 at the Athlete spot by 247 Sports. Reavis had double digit offers before committing to Virginia Tech over Boston College, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Vanderbilt and Virginia among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Chris Register (@HEAD_Hunta6), 6-2.5, 230 Greensboro (N.C.) Dudley Register was one of the top defenders at the Charlotte NFTC and made the All-Camp team. Rated as the No. 14 outside linebacker in the nation, he totaled 110 tackles with seven sacks and five forced fumbles in 2012. He has committed to Clemson over a dozen other offers including ones from Florida, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	TE Austin Roberts, 6-2, 220 Carmel, Ind. Roberts is rated as the top recruit in the Hoosier State by ESPN Recruiting Nation and the No. 20 rated receiver in the country by Rivals.com. He caught 34 passes for 415 yards (12.2 average) as a junior and is a big receiver with impressive athletic ability: 4.51 in the 40, a 36.6 inch vertical and 108.57 SPARQ Rating at the Chicago NFTC. He has offers from over 20 universities including four he likes early in Miami (Fla.), Stanford, Ohio State and Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Cameron Robinson (@crobinson_68), 6-6, 320 West Monroe (La.) Robinson is rated as the No. 1 offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports, ESPN, and Scout.com. A projected left tackle, Robinson is coming off a season where he earned AP Class 5A All-State and All-District honors on top of being named to the Maxpreps.com Junior All-American Squad. Robinson has fielded offers from virtually every program in the country, but it looks to be a two-man race between Alabama and his home-state LSU Tigers. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Luke Rubenzer (@lukerubenzer7), 5-11.5, 185 Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro Rubenzer was dangerous last season with his arm and legs, throwing for 2,834 yards and 36 TDs with just six INTs, while rushing for 1,184 yards and 10 scores. He's won Div. III All-State honors the last two years and showed his athleticism at the Los Angeles NFTC when he put up a 97.83 SPARQ Rating including a 4.20 shuttle and a 39.5 foot power ball throw. After an impressive Columbus Elite 11, his offer list grew to double digits before committing to Cal in June. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	WR Travis Rudolph (@TravisRudolph5), 6-0.5, 185 West Palm Beach (Fla.) Cardinal Newman Rudolph is rated as the No. 8 receiver in the nation and No. 79 overall prospect by ESPN. He had 833 total yards on offense and scored 17 touchdowns despite missing three games with an injury. A Class 3A 2nd Team All-State pick, he has offers from Auburn, FIU, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida State, Louisville, Marshall, Miami (Fla.), Oregon, Tennessee, Wake Forest and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Curtis Samuel, 5-11, 180 Brooklyn (N.Y.) Erasmus Samuel lived up to his pre-camp hype as he ran a 4.4 in the 40 and recorded a 111 SPARQ Rating. A dual threat running and receiving the ball, the All-Metro pick led his team to the PSAL championship by running for 1,047 yards. He added 187 yards receiving and totaled 15 TDs on the year. Early college offers for the No. 98th rated prospect in the nation by 247 Sports include Boston College, Maryland, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers, Syracuse and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	TE Dalton Schultz (@BinghamBaller9), 6-5.5, 230 South Jordan (Utah) Bingham Schultz is ESPN's No. 1 rated TE-Y player and Rivals.com's No. 2 overall TE in the 2014 class as well as the No 68 overall prospect by Scout.com. He had 34 receptions last season for 490 yards and three scores and is strong academically with a 4.0 GPA. College offers include ASU, BYU, Cal, Colorado, Hawaii, Nebraska, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Stanford, Tennessee, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Washington and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Artavis Scott (@ArtavisScott7), 5-10.5, 180 Tarpon Springs (Fla.) East Lake Scott was a Class 8A All-State pick as a junior and a MaxPreps Sophomore All-American two years ago. On the 247 Sports Top 100 list and the watch lists of ESPN and Scout, his college offers include Florida, Florida State, South Florida, Ohio State, Michigan and North Carolina State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Derrell Scott (@SilkySm00th24), 5-10.5, 185 Havelock, N.C. Scott is listed as the No. 1 All-Purpose Back by 247 Sports and No. 104 prospect nationally after rushing for over 1,800 yards each of the last two years and scoring 34 times in 2012. Chosen to the D.C. NFTC All-Camp Team, he has over 20 offers including schools of interest such as Florida State, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon and South Carolina. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Brandon Simmons (@GoldenMongoose2), 6-1, 185 Arlington (Texas) Mansfield Timberview Simmons traveled from Texas to attend the Oakland NFTC, where he earned his invite to The Opening close to where he'll play his college ball, at Stanford. He has a 4.2 GPA and on the football field had 101 tackles as a junior to earn All-District 7-5A honors. ESPN and Rivals rate him as the No. 14 safety prospect in the class. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Enoch Smith Jr. (@ESmithJr_56), 6-2, 275 Chicago (Ill.) Mt. Carmel Smith is rated as the No. 24 defensive tackle in the nation by Scout.com. He compiled an amazing 23 sacks as a junior and is a workout warrior who's not afraid to compete--Smith participated in a Nike Camp and Combine in 2012 and took part in the Charlotte NFTC earlier this year. The defender has committed to Michigan State after receiving more than a dozen offers from programs such as Arizona, Cincinnati, Illinois, Notre Dame, Purdue, Syracuse and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR JuJu Smith, 6-1, 180 Long Beach (Calif.) Poly Smith was a CalHiSports Jr. All-State pick after catching 47 passes for 689 yards and nine scores to lead Poly to the Pac-5 Division Championship. He's rated by Scout.com as the No. 8 overall prospect in the '14 class. Smith has already set up two trips--to Michigan and Notre Dame--and also has offers from Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Colorado, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee, UCLA, USC, Utah and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Thaddeus Snodgrass (@ThadSnod1), 6-0, 175 Springfield, Ohio Snodgrass is a workout warrior not afraid to compete having attended a pair of Nike Camps and Nike Combines the last two years with a personal best 96.27 SPARQ Rating. A standout at the Columbus NFTC, he caught 30 passes for 452 yards last year and has committed to Kentucky over 15 colleges including Georgia Tech, Louisville, Michigan State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, South Carolina, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Bentley Spain, 6-5, 295 Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Carrying a 4.0 GPA, Spain has been rated a top 100 national prospect by 247 Sports, Rivals, Scout and Tom Lemming. His college offers include Clemson, Duke, Florida, Houston, LSU, Miami, Michigan, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Stanford, Virginia and Virginia Tech. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS (2011 SEASON)
	DB Arrion Springs (@A_Springs4), 5-11.5, 190 San Antonio (Texas) Roosevelt Springs is rated as the No. 44 overall prospect in the country by ESPN Recruiting Nation and the No. 7 ranked cornerback. At the Dallas NFTC he showed off his athleticism as he ran a 4.49 in the 40 and a 4.04 shuttle on his way to a 113.76 SPARQ Rating. An All-District selection as a junior when he made 65 tackles and intercepted four passes, the Texan has college offers from more than a dozen schools including Arizona, Arizona State, Baylor, Clemson, Houston, Kansas, Mississippi State, Missouri, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Texas, Texas Tech and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB M.J. Stewart (@PhillyBoy_Marv), 5-11, 190 Arlington (Va.) Yorktown Stewart was a Class AAA All-State pick because of his prolific stats on both sides of the ball: at running back he ran for 1,842 yards with 28 TDs and also had 323 yards receiving and four more scores; at defensive back he had 52 tackles and 10 INTs. If that wasn't enough, he also had three punt returns for scores. He likes the ACC and has offers from his favorites of Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Kentavius Street (@SupaStreet35), 6-2, 265 Greenville (N.C.) Rose Street recorded 93 tackles, including 19 for a loss, along with 4 sacks and has been rated by Rivals as one of its Top 20 Class of 2014 prospects. College offers include Clemson, Duke East Carolina, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS (2011 SEASON)
	DB Dylan Sumner-Gardner (@_TheRealDSG), 6-1, 195 Mesquite (Texas) West Mesquite Sumner-Gardner is listed as the No. 7 rated safety nationwide by Scout.com and the No. 73 recruit overall. He was selected All-District 10-4A last season and has committed to Texas A&M over offers from Auburn, Clemson, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ole Miss and TCU. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Jalen Tabor (Twitter), 6-1, 190 Washington (D.C.) Friendship Collegiate Tabor was a MaxPreps Jr. All-American and Washington Post All-Metro honoree after not allowing a single completion all year. He's a top 50 national recruit by most of the recruiting services. ESPN has him listed as the No. 4 cornerback and No. 19 overall prospect-- and he has offers from Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech and several others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Viane Talamaivao (@VianeTalamaivao), 6-2, 315 Corona (Calif.) Centennial Despite fracturing his foot last October and missing the rest of his junior season, Talamaivao is known nationally as one of the top guard prospects in the West. Invited after a strong performance at the L.A. NFTC. After receiving offers from the likes of USC, UCLA, Wisconsin, Miami, Arizona, Washington and Washington State, Talamaivao committed to Alabama in May. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Ainuu Taua (@ainuutaua35), 5-11.5, 295 Lompoc, Calif. Taua, a Jr. All-State selection, led the Braves to a 12-1 mark last season as he recorded seven sacks and plugged the middle. Invited after taking home DL MVP honors at the L.A. NFTC. College offers include Arizona, Cal, UCLA, Utah, Washington, Vanderbilt and Ole Miss. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Roderick Taylor (@jr_roderick), 6-2.5, 310 Jackson (Miss.) Callaway Taylor was a Class 5A 2nd Team All-State honoree in 2012 and is rated by ESPN Recruiting Nation as the top prospect in Mississippi, the No. 2 offensive guard in the country and the No. 56 ranked prospect overall. He has offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Texas, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DE Chad Thomas (@F5_Chad), 6-5, 235 Miami (Fla.) B.T. Washington Thomas was an All-Class 4A pick last season when he recorded 57 tackles and six sacks. Rated as one of Dade County's top 10 prospects this year, his college offers include Florida State, LSU, Marshall, Miami, Ole Miss and Texas A&M. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Racean Thomas (_@El_GoldenChild), 5-10, 205 Oxford, Ala. Thomas rushed for 1,768 yards with 24 TDs as a junior to earn Class 6A All-State honors and is ranked by ESPN, 247 Sports, Scout and Rivals as a top 50 national prospect. He ran a 4.62 at the Atlanta Nike Football SPARQ Combine and has offers from his early favorites of Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Oregon and LSU. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Solomon Thomas (@SollyThomas90), 6-3, 260 Coppell, Texas Thomas was an AP Class 5A second team All-State honoree last season when he had 80 tackles, 13 for loss, eight sacks and blocked seven kicks. On ESPN's Watch List and in the top 30 national rankings by 247 Sports, Rivals, and Scout, he has early offers from Baylor, BYU, Clemson, Colorado, Houston, Iowa, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Stanford, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC, Virginia and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR DeAndre Thompkins (@Calle_Alectia), 5-11, 170 Swansboro, N.C. Thompkins was an All-Area honoree after totaling 1,359 receiving yards and 10 TDs while making 42 tackles and two interceptions as a defensive back. He's rated as the No. 54 recruit in the ESPN 150 and has committed to Penn State over Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, North Carolina State and Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DL Dylan Thompson (@BRONCODE59), 6-4.5, 275 Lombard (Ill.) Montini Catholic Thompson attended NFTCs in Chicago and Columbus and the improvement between the two was what sealed his invite to The Opening. He is rated by Rivals.com as the No. 16 strongside defensive end nationally and will play on the campus where he shined at the Nike Camp as he picked Ohio State over a dozen other major universities such as Arkansas, Clemson, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Michigan State, Missouri, Ole Miss, Purdue, Syracuse, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR Trevion Thompson (@the_future_1), 6-2, 180 Durham (N.C.) Hillside Thompson is rated the No. 8 receiver in his class by Scout.com and 247 Sports, which also has him as the No. 77 ranked recruit overall. He made the Charlotte NFTC All-Camp Team and on the field as a junior caught 42 passes for 875 yards and five touchdowns. He has close to 20 offers including Alabama, Cal, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Miami (Fla.), Minnesota, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Oregon, Ohio State, South Carolina, Syracuse, Vanderbilt and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Kyle Trout (@trout75), 6-5.5, 300 Lancaster, Ohio Trout is ranked as the No. 10 offensive tackle and No. 150 overall prospect by 247 Sports. He had a strong Columbus NFTC and that location is where he'll be in college as he committed to Ohio State over Cincinnati, Illinois, Michigan State, Pitt, Purde and West Virginia. Trout, who also plays basketball, was a Central Div. I All-District honoree in 2012. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Troy Vincent, 5-9, 190 Baltimore (Md.) Gilman Vincent is the son of former NFL All-Pro Troy Vincent and is rated as the No. 11 cornerback in the nation by Rivals.com. He has offer 20 offers including favorites such as Arizona State, Maryland, Michigan State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pitt, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Jaleel Wadood (@OGLeel_2), 5-10, 165 Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco Wadood is listed as the No. 16 safety by 247 Sports and was a CalHiSports.com Junior All-State selection as a junior when he recorded 50 tackles and an interception and added six touchdowns on offense. He made the L.A. NFTC All-Camp team and committed to Arizona State in January, but since then has pulled in offers from Oregon and Washington to go with others from Boise State, Colorado, Nebraska, Oregon State and Vandebilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Ronald Walker (@RonaldWalkerD1), 6-1, 185 Jackson (Miss.) Callaway Walker committed to Ole Miss in December so he may not get the publicity of some recruits, but the safety/outside linebacker prospect showed why he's SEC bound during his junior year when he recorded 80 tackles, 12 for loss, four sacks and four forced fumbles. At the Memphis Nike Football Training Camp, he ran a 4.67 in the 40 and recorded a 34.7 vertical. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB DeShaun Watson (@ShaunWatson4), 6-4, 200 Gainesville, Ga. Rated as the top QB in the country by Rivals.com and 11th overall prospect, as well as the No. 5 quarterback in the nation by Scout.com and No. 7 by 247Sports, Watson has already committed to Clemson after also being offered by major programs such as Georgia, Florida State, LSU, Ohio State and Tennessee. As a junior, the Georgia Class AAAAA Player of the Year completed 315 passes out of 435 attempts for 4,311 yards and 50 TDs with only eight interceptions. Watson also ran for 1,444 yards and another 24 scores, giving him 74 touchdowns on the year. In one of his games, a 69-0 win over Winder-Barrow, the Gainesville star was literally perfect going 18-of-18 for 350 yards and seven touchdowns, becoming one of only three players to throw for seven or more touchdowns in a Georgia high school history. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DB Armani Watts (Twitter), 5-10.5, 180 Forney (Texas) North Forney Watts was a All-District 10-4A selection and went both sides of the ball, scoring nine TDs rushing and catching the ball with 22 tackles on defense. Rated as the No 18 safety in the nation, he starred at the Dallas NFTC and has announced he will play at Texas A&M. Other offers came from Arizona State, Baylor, Clemson, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa and UCLA. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Damon Webb (@DameWebb), 5-10, 175 Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech Webb is ranked as the No. 6 cornerback in the 2014 class by Scout.com and Rivals.com, which also him as the No. 35 player overall. He was a two-way standout, scoring seven TDs as a receiver and picking off seven passes on defense. Webb will cross state borders to play at Ohio State, who he chose over other offers from major schools such as Illinois, LSU, Michigan, Michigan State, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Kendarius Webster (@d1_kendarius), 5-10.5, 175 Stockbridge, Ga. Webster was one of the stars at the Atlanta NFTC where he shined in the one-on-one drills and also tested well, running a 4.41 in the 40 and jumping 34.2 inches as part of a 97.68 SPARQ Rating. Also a track standout--runs the 100 and 400 meters--Webster has nearly 20 offers including Arkansas, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Vanderbilt. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	QB Sean White (@SeanWhite_12), 6-1, 200 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) University School White is rated as the No. 15 pocket-passer QB by ESPN Recruiting Nation and won Quarterback MVP honors at the Miami NFTC for the second year in a row. A Class 3A All-State pick last year while playing at Chaminade, he passed for 3,430 yards with 40 TDs and only six interceptions while rushing for six more scores. Also a standout at the Atlanta and Columbus Elite 11 Regionals, he has offers from a dozen schools including Boston College, Cincinnati, Hawaii, Houston, Syracuse, Wake Forest and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	QB Manny Wilkins (@Manny_Wilkins11), 6-2, 185 Navato (Calif.) San Marin Wilkins is rated as the No. 11 dual-threat quarterback nationally by 247 Sports and was one of the top QBs at the San Francisco Elite 11 Regional Camp. He moved from Texas in the fall of 2011 and started the final four games before having a big junior campaign with 2,200 yards passing, 20 TDs and eight INTs. Also a talented basketball player, he has committed to Arizona State over Arizona, Colorado State, Utah State and Wyoming. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS	TBD On June 30th
	DL Andrew Williams (@DrewWill_79), 6-4, 245 McDonough (Ga.) Eagle's Landing Williams had big numbers as a junior, earning Class A All-State honors with 18 sacks and 60 tackles. He's rated as the No. 14 DE in the nation by ESPN Recruiting Nation and impressed at the Atlanta NFTC when he ran a 4.99 in the 40. His 20-plus offers include favorites such as Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Nebraska and Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Dwight Williams (_@DW7_ ), 6-1, 200 Gardena (Calif.) Serra Williams had 160 tackles for the Div. II bowl champs in 2012 and has the athleticism to roam sideline to sideline. Invited after winning LB MVP award at the L.A. NFTC. College offers include ASU, Boise St, Cal, Colorado, Florida, Michigan St, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon St, Southern Florida, Tennessee, Texas Tech, UCLA, Washington and Washington St. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	WR T.V. Williams (@Trey1Williams), 5-7.5, 145 McKinney, Texas Williams caught 45 passes for 789 yards and 10 TDs as junior and showcased his quickness and explosiveness at the Chicago NFTC in the one-on-one drills and in the testing where he ran a 4.10 in the shuttle and jumped 36.5 inches in the vertical. He has 13 offers from all over the country including Cal, Houston, Iowa, Kentucky, Navy, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Oregon State and Tulsa. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DE Gerald Willis (@geee90), 6-3, 260 New Orleans (La.) Edna Karr Willis, the brother of The Opening 2011 MVP and Alabama defensive back Landon Collins, was a MaxPreps Junior All-American last year when he earned Class 4A All-State and Defensive Player of the Year honors. He has over two dozen offers including his early leaders of LSU, Florida, Texas A&M and Alabama. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Petera Wilson, 6-2, 215 Memphis (Tenn.) White Station Wilson was a Class 6A All-State pick last season. His early top three, Alabama, LSU and Ohio State, have offered as have Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, Teas Tech, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	DB Quincy Wilson (@DC_WILSON954), 6-1, 200 Ft Lauderdale (Fla.) University School Wilson was a 2nd Team All-Broward County 5A pick as a junior after making 40 tackles and recording one INT. He is rated the No. 11 safety in the 2014 class by ESPN Recruiting Nation and has close to 40 offers including Arizona, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, LSU, Maryland, Michigan State, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Rutgers, South Carolina, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas A&M, West Virginia, UCLA and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	OL Isaiah Wynn (@iwynn77), 6-2.5, 270 St. Petersburg (Fla.) Lakewood Wynn was Class 5A All-State last season and is on the 247 Top 100 and ESPN watch lists. He has 15 early offers ranging from Florida State, South Florida and Central Florida at home to schools like Arkansas, Ole Miss, Missouri, Kentucky and Vanderbilt in the SEC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	RB Joseph Yearby (@joe_yearby), 5-9, 190 Miami (Fla.) Central The prolific runner was Class 6A All-State after rushing for 1,448 yards and 20 TDs as a junior. Rated as the top Dade Country prospect by one source and on most recruiting services' top 100 lists, he committed early to Miami after receiving offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State and West Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
	LB Richard Yeargin III (@ryearginIII), 6-3, 220 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) University School The tall defender was All-Broward Co. last year when he made 45 tackles (20 for loss) and 13 sacks. College offers include Boston College, Florida, Purdue, Rutgers, South Florida, Tennessee, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS

Below is the roster for Team Alpha Pro, led by offensive coordinator Jordan Palmer and defensive coordinator Hardy Nickerson.

Check out how all 6 teams are stacking up here.

Position	Photo	Player
QB		TBD on June 30th
QB		TBD on June 30th
QB		TBD on June 30th
RB		Jalen Hurd (@MrHurd18), 6-4, 225 Henderson (Tenn.) Beech Hurd was a scoring machine as a junior with 43 TDs on the ground and three more through the air to account for 296 points. He rushed for 3,357 yards (10.59 average) and earned Class 5A All-State honors. Rated as the No. 2 running back in the nation and No. 11 prospect overall by 247 Sports, he has committed to Tennessee over offers from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Nebraska, North Carolina and Ohio State among others. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
RB		Derrell Scott (@SilkySm00th24), 5-10.5, 185 Havelock, N.C. Scott is listed as the No. 1 All-Purpose Back by 247 Sports and No. 104 prospect nationally after rushing for over 1,800 yards each of the last two years and scoring 34 times in 2012. Chosen to the D.C. NFTC All-Camp Team, he has over 20 offers including schools of interest such as Florida State, Miami (Fla.), North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon and South Carolina. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		JuJu Smith, 6-1, 180 Long Beach (Calif.) Poly Smith was a CalHiSports Jr. All-State pick after catching 47 passes for 689 yards and nine scores to lead Poly to the Pac-5 Division Championship. He's rated by Scout.com as the No. 8 overall prospect in the '14 class. Smith has already set up two trips--to Michigan and Notre Dame--and also has offers from Alabama, Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Colorado, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Tennessee, UCLA, USC, Utah and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Ermon Lane, 6-2, 185 Homestead, Florida Lane is the No. 1 wide receiver on ESPN Recruiting Nation's board and the No. 25 recruit. He's also rated the No. 2 receiver by 247 Sports and Rivals.com. Lane was a Class 6A All-State pick in 2012 when he caught 801 passes for eight scores and also accounted for four interceptions on defense. He has over 20 offers including Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Miami (Fla.), Ole Miss, Nebraska, Ohio State and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Curtis Samuel, 5-11, 180 Brooklyn (N.Y.) Erasmus Samuel lived up to his pre-camp hype as he ran a 4.4 in the 40 and recorded a 111 SPARQ Rating. A dual threat running and receiving the ball, the All-Metro pick led his team to the PSAL championship by running for 1,047 yards. He added 187 yards receiving and totaled 15 TDs on the year. Early college offers for the No. 98th rated prospect in the nation by 247 Sports include Boston College, Maryland, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers, Syracuse and Virginia. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
WR		Corey Holmes (@coreyholmes4), 6-2, 175 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas Holmes is ranked by ESPN as the No. 7 receiver nationally and the No. 75 overall player and was dubbed by former NFL All-Pro receiver Cris Carter as the "next big thing" at tradition rich St. Thomas Aquinas. He had 28 receptions for 511 yards and five TDs last season and more than two dozen offers including ones from early leaders Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Notre Dame and Oklahoma. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
TE		Tyler Luatua (@Luatua9), 6-3, 245 La Mirada, Calif. Luatua is listed as the top TE prospect in the country by ESPN Recruiting Nation and 247 Sports and the No. 37 overall recruit in the 2014 class by ESPN. A CalHiSports.com Junior All-State pick last season, he has nearly 30 offers from top programs nationwide including Alabama, Florida State, Michigan, Ohio State, and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Bentley Spain, 6-5, 295 Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Carrying a 4.0 GPA, Spain has been rated a top 100 national prospect by 247 Sports, Rivals, Scout and Tom Lemming. His college offers include Clemson, Duke, Florida, Houston, LSU, Miami, Michigan, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Stanford, Virginia and Virginia Tech. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS (2011 SEASON)
OL		Isaiah Wynn (@iwynn77), 6-2.5, 270 St. Petersburg (Fla.) Lakewood Wynn was Class 5A All-State last season and is on the 247 Top 100 and ESPN watch lists. He has 15 early offers ranging from Florida State, South Florida and Central Florida at home to schools like Arkansas, Ole Miss, Missouri, Kentucky and Vanderbilt in the SEC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Montel McBride (@blindside6955), 6-3.5, 330 Plant City, Fla. McBride was the Offensive Lineman MVP at the Orlando NFTC and impressed coaches with his football IQ and fundamentals in the one-on-one drills. Rated as a top 25 guard prospect by ESPN Recruiting Nation and Rivals.com, his stock has greatly risen this spring culminating in offers from Alabama, Auburn, Central Florida, Florida State, Kentucky, Louisville, Mississippi State and South Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
OL		Jacob Bragg (@bigtexasjake), 6-3.5, 310 Nacogdoches, Texas Bragg opened eyes with his OL MVP performance at the stacked Dallas NFTC. A good athlete, Bragg laid down a 97.71 SPARQ Rating at the Dallas Nike Combine, where he ran a 5.42 40, 4.83 Shuttle, 27.7 Vertical Jump, and 41.5 Powerball toss at 6-3.5, 310 pounds. Rated as the No. 16 center in the nation by 247Sports.com, he has offers from Louisiana Tech and Kansas and also likes LSU, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Andrew Brown (@DrizoBeats), 6-4, 290 Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith Brown is rated by all the recruiting services as one of the top 10 overall prospects in the Class of 2014. He's the top defensive tackle according to ESPN (No. 3 overall prospect) and 247 Sports (No. 4 overall prospect). He'll be able to pick where he goes as he has over two dozen offers including favorites such as Alabama, Florida, Florida State, North Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Josh Frazier (@JoshuaFrazier99), 6-4, 330 Springdale (Ark.) Har-Ber Frazier was honored as an AP Super All-State selection as a junior and MaxPreps 2nd team All-American after making 65 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a junior. He's listed as the No. 6 defensive tackle in the 2014 class by Rivals.com and the No. 90 prospect overall. The mammoth defensive lineman has offers from Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Texas A&M and USC. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
DL		Andrew Williams (@DrewWill_79), 6-4, 245 McDonough (Ga.) Eagle's Landing Williams had big numbers as a junior, earning Class A All-State honors with 18 sacks and 60 tackles. He's rated as the No. 14 DE in the nation by ESPN Recruiting Nation and impressed at the Atlanta NFTC when he ran a 4.99 in the 40. His 20-plus offers include favorites such as Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Nebraska and Notre Dame. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Dante Booker (@D_Book47), 6-3, 210 Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary Booker earned several honors as a junior including MaxPreps All-American, Army All-American, All-State and Div. III Defensive Player of the Year. Rated as the No. 85 player in the '14 class, the No. 4 outside linebacker nationally and the No. 2 prospect in Ohio, he will stay within the Buckeye State borders to play for Ohio State. Other offers included Indiana, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn State and Tennessee. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Richard Yeargin III (@ryearginIII), 6-3, 220 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) University School The tall defender was All-Broward Co. last year when he made 45 tackles (20 for loss) and 13 sacks. College offers include Boston College, Florida, Purdue, Rutgers, South Florida, Tennessee, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
LB		Joey Alfieri (@jalfieri4), 6-2, 215 Portland (Ore.) Jesuit Alfieri is rated as the top prospect in Oregon by 247 Sports and the No. 15 rated outside linebacker by Rivals.com. He was All-Metro League as a fullback and linebacker and has offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Cal, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington and Washington State. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Damon Webb (@DameWebb), 5-10, 175 Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech Webb is ranked as the No. 6 cornerback in the 2014 class by Scout.com and Rivals.com, which also him as the No. 35 player overall. He was a two-way standout, scoring seven TDs as a receiver and picking off seven passes on defense. Webb will cross state borders to play at Ohio State, who he chose over other offers from major schools such as Illinois, LSU, Michigan, Michigan State, West Virginia and Wisconsin. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Chris Hardeman (@Chris_Hardeman1), 5-7.5, 190 Houston (Texas) Alief Taylor Hardeman was a 18-5A All-District pick as a junior when he made 51 tackles, 22 pass deflections and picked off one pass. His father, Cedric, is an assistant coach at Alief Taylor and Chris made his college choice official when he committed to LSU over programs like Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Texas Tech. Rivals.com has him rated as the No. 18 cornerback prospect in the senior class. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Duke Dawson (@NoFLYZoNeDawson), 5-11, 197 Cross City (Fla.) Dixie Co. The Florida commit had 43 tackles and two INTs last season. Other college offers included Florida State, Tennessee and Wisconsin. Dawson is on the ESPN and Rivals watchlists as one of the top DBs in the nation. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
CB		Iman Marshall, 6-0.5, 185 (Class of '15) Long Beach (Calif.) Poly Marshall is one of the most heavily recruited players from the 2015 class and already has offers from a dozen schools including Florida State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Oregon State, Tennessee, Washington, UCLA and USC. Playing for one of the perennial top talent-producing high schools in the country, he was selected as a CalHiSports.com Sophomore All-State pick in 2012. SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		Brandon Simmons (@GoldenMongoose2), 6-1, 185 Arlington (Texas) Mansfield Timberview Simmons traveled from Texas to attend the Oakland NFTC, where he earned his invite to The Opening close to where he'll play his college ball, at Stanford. He has a 4.2 GPA and on the football field had 101 tackles as a junior to earn All-District 7-5A honors. ESPN and Rivals rate him as the No. 14 safety prospect in the class. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS
SAF		Armani Watts (Twitter), 5-10.5, 180 Forney (Texas) North Forney Watts was a All-District 10-4A selection and went both sides of the ball, scoring nine TDs rushing and catching the ball with 22 tackles on defense. Rated as the No 18 safety in the nation, he starred at the Dallas NFTC and has announced he will play at Texas A&M. Other offers came from Arizona State, Baylor, Clemson, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa and UCLA.
ATH		Javon Harrison (@BANKROLL_13), 6-1, 190 Lakeland (Fla.) Kathleen Harrison is rated as the No. 11 receiver in the country and the No. 84 prospect overall by ESPN Recruiting Nation. He was a Class 6A 3rd team All-State pick as a junior and has committed to Virginia Tech over offers from Florida, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan and South Florida. JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS

Golden, Colo. – It was the third and final tryout for the Reds, who started their workouts in Phoenix, then to Henderson (Nev.) and finally in Colorado. A difference in the weather, too, as the first two tryouts saw 100 plus temperatures while in Golden, it was about 75. Another difference a 45-minute weather delay.

Here are some notes from the workout.

• All the position players were able to get their throws in. They were evaluated from the outfield, infield and catching positions.
• Batting practice was abbreviated due to weather. It started with some rumblings of thunder in the background when then a couple of brilliant bolts of lightning, along with rain, caused a delay and all but cancelled batting practice.
• After the wait the pitchers heated up and threw to live batters. Giving the pitchers a chance to throw and the players a chance to hit and be evaluated.
• One of the fastest times of the day went to Korbin Williams out Pueblo West (Colo.). He posted a 6.62.
• Evergreen (Colo.) Brock Burke was 88-92 on the gun. He touched 93, too. He looked to have a solid breaking pitch from the left-side.

Since this was the final workout for the Reds, it means that the first roster could be set within the week. The Yankees have a final workout on Tuesday in New Hampshire and their roster will follow soon after.

Other Area Code Notes:
• We’ll have some video up on our YouTube Channel later this week from Denver.
• The first White Sox workout will be tomorrow in Oklahoma