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Rivals.com Rivals250 2012 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/18/2012

2012 Rank			Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Dorial Green-Beckham Springfield (MO) Hillcrest		WR	6-6/220	Missouri
	Green-Beckham became the all-time national career receiving leader after catching 119 passes for 2,233 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior.
2	D.J. Humphries Charlotte (NC) Mallard Creek		OL	6-5/265	Florida
	A U.S. Army All-American, Humphries anchored an offensive line for a team that averaged 47 points per game in his senior season and finished 13-1.
3	Mario Edwards Denton (TX) Ryan		DT	6-4/275	Florida State
	Edwards tallied 72 tackles, 32 tackles for loss and 11 sacks on his way to earning all-state honors as a senior.
4	Shaq Thompson Sacramento (CA) Grant		DB	6-2/210	Washington
	Thompson rushed for 1,068 yards and 15 touchdowns and also threw eight touchdown passes this season.
5	Johnathan Gray Aledo (TX) Aledo		RB	5-11/190	Texas
	Gray became the all-time national career scoring leader after rushing for 3,891 yards and 65 touchdowns in 2011.
6	Jonathan Bullard Shelby (NC) Crest		DE	6-4/255	Florida
	Bullard, who competed in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, had 16 sacks for his state runner-up squad.
7	Eddie Goldman Washington (DC) Friendship Collegiate Academy		DT	6-4/307	Florida State
	Goldman finished his senior season with 40 solo tackles, 16 tackles for a loss and 10 sacks.
8	Stefon Diggs Olney (MD) Our Lady Of Good Counsel		WR	6-0/185	Maryland
	Diggs finished with 1,443 all-purpose yards and 13 touchdowns, while adding 32 tackles and four interceptions on defense.
9	Noah Spence Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt		DE	6-4/245	Ohio State
	Spence finished his senior season with 108 tackles, 28 tackles for a loss and 13 sacks.
10	Jameis Winston Hueytown (AL) Hueytown		QB	6-4/200	Florida State
	Winston accounted for nearly 3,000 yards of offense in 2011 and was a star in the Under Armour Game, going 8 of 9 for 178 yards and two touchdowns.
11	Darius Hamilton Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep		DE	6-4/245	Rutgers
	Hamilton finished his senior season with 72 tackles and 21 sacks while pushing Don Bosco Prep to the No. 2 spot in the final national rankings.
12	T.J. Yeldon Daphne (AL) Daphne		RB	6-2/205	Alabama
	Yeldon rushed for 2,193 yards and 32 touchdowns in 12 games and was MVP of the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic.
13	Tracy Howard Miramar (FL) Miramar		DB	5-11/175	Miami
	Howard, a U.S. Army All-American, finished the season with 10 interceptions despite rarely being thrown at.
14	Ondre Pipkins Kansas City (MO) Park Hill		DT	6-3/325	Michigan
	Pipkins tallied two tackles and a forced fumble in the Army Bowl after being dominant all week in practice.
15	Trey Williams Spring (TX) Dekaney		RB	5-8/175	Texas A&M
	Williams had the third-highest single-season rushing total in Texas, running for 3,890 yards and 48 touchdowns in leading his team to a state title.
16	Zach Banner Lakewood (WA) Lakes		OL	6-9/310	USC
	Banner started all week at left tackle at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
17	Landon Collins Geismar (LA) Dutchtown		DB	6-0/199	Alabama
	Collins racked up four solo tackles and picked off a pass which he returned for 28 yards in the Under Armour game.
18	Nelson Agholor Tampa (FL) Berkeley Prep		WR	6-2/180	USC
	Agholor, who was used mostly as a running back, finished his senior season with 207 rushes for 1,986 yards and 28 touchdowns on the ground.
19	Kyle Murphy San Clemente (CA) San Clemente		OL	6-7/275	Stanford
	Murphy, who helped lead his team to an 11-1 season, was one of the top offensive tackles at the Army Bowl.
20	Gunner Kiel Columbus (IN) East		QB	6-4/220	Notre Dame
	Kiel finished his high school career by throwing for 2,523 yards and 28 touchdowns as a senior.
21	Ellis McCarthy Monrovia (CA) Monrovia		DT	6-5/311	UCLA
	McCarthy proved at the Army Bowl that he can play either defensive end or defensive tackle.
22	Kyle Kalis Lakewood (OH) St. Edward		OL	6-5/302	Michigan
	Kalis started at right guard in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in January.
23	John Theus Jacksonville (FL) Bolles		OL	6-6/292	Georgia
	Theus, a U.S. Army All-American, helped to lead Bolles to a state championship. He also was the lead blocking for a pair of 1,000 yard rushers.
24	Eddie Williams Panama City (FL) Arnold		ATH	6-4/204	Alabama
	Williams is a versatile prospect who could play on either side of the ball. He expects to begin his college career at wide receiver.
25	Adolphus Washington Cincinnati (OH) Taft		DE	6-4/230	Ohio State
	Washington tallied 1.5 sacks in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, and totaled 25 in his senior season.
26	Malcom Brown Brenham (TX) Brenham		DT	6-2/280	Texas
	Brown finished with four tackles, including one for loss, and was constantly in the backfield during the Under Armour game.
27	Aziz Shittu Atwater (CA) Buhach		DE	6-3/275	Stanford
	Shittu finished his senior season with 89 tackles and eight sacks.
28	Dante Fowler Jr. St. Petersburg (FL) Lakewood		DE	6-3/232	Florida
	Fowler Jr. had an up-and-down senior season but finished with a great week at Under Armour. He had a sack and two quarterback hurries in the all-star game.
29	Jordan Simmons Encino (CA) Crespi		OL	6-5/333	USC
	Simmons, who was moved to offensive guard, was injured for most of the week at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
30	Randy Johnson Miami (FL) Miami Norland		RB	5-9/180	Miami
	Johnson helped lead his team to a state championship. He finished with 2,087 rushing yards on 208 carries and scored 29 touchdowns on the season.
31	Josh Harvey-Clemons Valdosta (GA) Lowndes		ATH	6-5/208	Georgia
	Harvey-Clemons, an Army All-American, led his team with 105 total tackles, recorded three picks in 12 games.
32	Andrus Peat Tempe (AZ) Corona Del Sol		OL	6-7/305	Stanford
	Showing off his athletic ability, Peat is also a standout along the defensive line.
33	Joshua Garnett Puyallup (WA) Puyallup		OL	6-5/295	Stanford
	Garnett saw time on both sides of the line during his senior season, and helped Puyallup to a 6-4 season.
34	Thomas Johnson Dallas (TX) Skyline		WR	6-0/180	Texas A&M
	Despite missing games to injury Johnson caught 59 passes for 1,077 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior.
35	Cyler Miles Denver (CO) Mullen		QB	6-4/220	Washington
	Miles had 1,354 passing yards and 14 touchdowns in his senior season and earned co-MVP honors at Army Bowl.
36	Chris Casher Mobile (AL) Davidson		DE	6-4/225	Florida State
	Casher did not play as a senior because of Alabama transfer rules, but competed in the Under Armour All-America Game and recorded one tackle for loss.
37	Devin Fuller Old Tappan (NJ) Old Tappan		ATH	6-0/185	UCLA
	Fuller finished his high school career with 10,000 of total offense and 118 touchdowns.
38	Mario Pender Cape Coral (FL) Island Coast		RB	6-0/185	Florida State
	Pender rushed for 1252 yards and 14 touchdowns on 106 carries as a senior.
39	Kendall Sanders Athens (TX) Athens		ATH	6-1/175	Texas
	Sanders was named the MVP of the West squad at the Army Bowl after recording two interceptions from his cornerback spot.
40	Jabari Ruffin Downey (CA) Downey		LB	6-4/230	USC
	Ruffin had 99 tackles and also caught five touchdown passes this season.
41	Cayleb Jones Austin (TX) Austin		WR	6-3/198	Texas
	Jones caught 75 passes for 1,042 yards and nine scores as a senior.
42	Todd Gurley Tarboro (NC) Tarboro		RB	6-1/195	Georgia
	Gurley rushed for over 2,500 yards and 38 touchdowns in 15 games, and had 119 yards in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas.
43	Reggie Ragland Madison (AL) Bob Jones		LB	6-4/245	Alabama
	Ragland recorded five tackles, including two for loss, in the Under Armour All-America Game.
44	Zach Kline Danville (CA) San Ramon Valley		QB	6-2/210	California
	Kline finished with 3,630 passing yards with 36 touchdowns and seven interceptions in his senior season.
45	Amari Cooper Miami (FL) Northwestern		WR	6-1/175	Alabama
	Cooper had 36 receptions for 722 yards and six touchdowns as a senior. He was also a standout at the Under Armour All-America Game with two touchdowns.
46	Max Tuerk Santa Margarita (CA) Santa Margarita Catholic		OL	6-6/294	USC
	Tuerk helped lead his team to a 13-2 record and state bowl championship this season.
47	Ukeme Eligwe Stone Mountain (GA) Stone Mountain		LB	6-3/210	Florida State
	Eligwe recorded 85 total tackles with 13 tackles for loss and three fumble recoveries in 10 games.
48	Keith Marshall Raleigh (NC) Millbrook		RB	5-11/190	Georgia
	An Under Armour All-American, Marshall rushed for 1,891 yards and 25 touchdowns in 12 games.
49	Deontay Greenberry Fresno (CA) Washington Union		WR	6-3/187	Houston
	Greenberry had 105 receptions for 2,108 yards and 32 touchdowns and led his team to a 14-0 season.
50	Eli Harold Virginia Beach (VA) Ocean Lakes		DE	6-4/215	Virginia
	Harold finished with 78 tackles, 16 sacks and 28 tackles during his senior season.
51	Channing Ward Aberdeen (MS) Aberdeen		DE	6-4/250	Ole Miss
	Ward registered two sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss in the Under Armour All-America Game.
52	Isaac Seumalo Corvallis (OR) Corvallis		OL	6-3/280	Oregon State
	A two-way standout, Seumalo finished with 54 tackles and nine sacks on defense.
53	Leonard Williams Daytona Beach (FL) Mainland		DE	6-5/254	USC
	Williams had 103 tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss, and 10.5 sacks as a senior.
54	Kent Taylor Land O'Lakes (FL) Land O' Lakes		TE	6-5/220	Florida
	Taylor had 30 receptions for 480 yards and five touchdowns as a senior.
55	Rushel Shell Aliquippa (PA) Hopewell		RB	6-0/210	Pittsburgh
	Shell finished his high school career with 9,078 career rushing yards, a new Pennsylvania record.
56	Jordan Jenkins Hamilton (GA) Harris County		DE	6-3/245	Georgia
	Jenkins produced 11 sacks in 10 games, and had two sacks in the Under Armour All-America Game.
57	Alex Carter Ashburn (VA) Briar Woods		DB	6-0/193	Stanford
	Carter, who is a threat on offense, defense or special teams, was named his district’s defensive player of the year this fall.
58	Chris Black Jacksonville (FL) First Coast		WR	5-11/170	Alabama
	Black finished his senior season with 985 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns.
59	Tanner Mangum Eagle (ID) Eagle		QB	6-3/195	BYU
	Magnum threw for 1,944 yards with 21 touchdowns and five interceptions this season.
60	Travis Blanks Tallahassee (FL) North Florida Christian		DB	6-1/195	Clemson
	Blanks recorded three interceptions as a senior. He anchored a state championship defense.
61	Arik Armstead Elk Grove (CA) Pleasant Grove		DE	6-8/280	Oregon
	Armstead had 42 tackles and 3.5 sacks on defense this season and is also a standout offensive tackle.
62	Durron Neal St. Louis (MO) DeSmet		WR	6-1/195	Oklahoma
	Neal scored 15 touchdowns receiving and 11 touchdowns rushing as a senior.
63	Mike Davis Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson		RB	5-10/200	South Carolina
	Davis rushed for 1,928 yards and 21 touchdowns on 213 carries in 11games and was an Army All-American.
64	Tommy Schutt Glen Ellyn (IL) Glenbard West		DT	6-2/301	Ohio State
	Schutt finished up his high school career with 19 tackles for loss and 14 sacks as a senior.
65	Javonte Magee San Antonio (TX) Sam Houston		DE	6-5/262	Baylor
	Magee had a big fumble recovery for the West squad in the Army Bowl.
66	Shaq Roland Lexington (SC) Lexington		WR	6-1/170	South Carolina
	Roland had 79 receptions for 1,546 yards, 306 rushing yards and 33 total touchdowns in 12 games, and scored a touchdown in the Under Armour All-American Game.
67	Kennedy Estelle Pearland (TX) Dawson		OL	6-7/300	Texas
	Estelle helped Dawson average 450 yards per game this season.
68	Ronald Darby Oxon Hill (MD) Potomac		DB	5-11/172	Florida State
	Aside from being a lockdown cornerback this fall, Darby also chipped in with 383 yards and five touchdowns on the ground.
69	DeVante Harris Mesquite (TX) Horn		DB	5-11/160	Texas A&M
	Harris was the leading tackler in the Under Armour game with seven solo stops.
70	Marcus Maye Melbourne (FL) Holy Trinity		DB	6-1/195	Florida
	Maye missed three games as a senior but carried 45 times for 548 yards and nine touchdowns and made 36 tackles and intercepted three passes.
71	D.J. Foster Scottsdale (AZ) Saguaro		ATH	5-11/190	Arizona State
	Foster finished with 3,058 rushing yards and 54 touchdowns in his senior season.
72	Jonathan Taylor Millen (GA) Jenkins County		DT	6-4/315	Georgia
	Taylor, an Under Armour All-American, had 12 sacks, forced four fumbles and blocked three field goals in 10 games.
73	Vince Biegel Wisconsin Rapids (WI) Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln		LB	6-3/210	Wisconsin
	Biegel was dominant as a senior, recording 175 tackles, 17 sacks and two interceptions from his linebacker position.
74	Avery Young Palm Beach Gardens (FL) Palm Beach Gardens		OL	6-6/273	Auburn
	Young was a key blocker in a Gardens offense that averages nearly 300 rushing yards per game.
75	Germone Hopper Charlotte (NC) Phillip O Berry Acad Of Tech		WR	6-0/165	Clemson
	Hopper competed in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, and blocked a kick and had a long kickoff return in the Carolinas Shrine Bowl.
76	Tee Shepard Fresno (CA) Washington Union		DB	6-1/180	Notre Dame
	Shepard had two interceptions in the Cal State Game and shined in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
77	Noor Davis Leesburg (FL) Leesburg		LB	6-4/233	Stanford
	Davis missed three games as a senior due to injury, but still amassed double-digit tackles for loss.
78	Erik Magnuson Carlsbad (CA) La Costa Canyon		OL	6-6/275	Michigan
	Magnuson played tackle and guard at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
79	Cyrus Jones Baltimore (MD) Gilman School		ATH	5-11/183	Alabama
	Jones helped Gilman to a conference championship after totaling more than 1,400 yards from scrimmage and 20 touchdowns.
80	Brian Poole Bradenton (FL) Southeast		DB	5-11/187	Florida
	Poole handled quarterback duties and running back duties in addition to defensive back as a senior.
81	Bryce Treggs Bellflower (CA) St. John Bosco		WR	5-11/171	California
	Treggs finished with 65 catches for 1,300 yards and 11 touchdowns.
82	Kevon Seymour Pasadena (CA) Muir		DB	6-0/180	USC
	Seymour was one of the top two cornerbacks on the West squad at the Army Bowl.
83	Deon Bush Miami (FL) Columbus		DB	6-1/185	Miami
	Bush, a U.S. Army All-American, had 57 tackles and 11 pass breakups as a senior.
84	Joel Caleb Midlothian (VA) Clover Hill		ATH	6-2/201	Virginia Tech
	Only playing seven games because of a knee injury, Caleb still finished with 747 yards passing and 737 yards rushing this fall.
85	Yuri Wright Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep		DB	6-2/180	Colorado
	Wright was one of Don Bosco Prep’s top defensive weapons during their run to a No. 2 national ranking.
86	LaDarrell McNeil Dallas (TX) Wilmer-Hutchins		DB	6-1/190	Tennessee
	McNeil racked up 124 tackles in only nine games as a senior.
87	Gabriel Marks Los Angeles (CA) Venice		WR	6-0/175	Washington State
	Marks was arguably the top wide receiver at the Offense-Defense Bowl.
88	Geno Smith Atlanta (GA) St Pius X School		DB	5-11/180	Alabama
	Smith, an Army All-American, recorded 80-plus tackles and three interceptions to go along with more than 800 rushing yards in 13 games.
89	Nick Dawson Charlotte (NC) Phillip O Berry Acad Of Tech		LB	6-3/228	Louisville
	Dawson had 126 tackles, 12 sacks, eight forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries in 11games and impressed at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
90	JaQuay Williams Tyrone (GA) Sandy Creek		WR	6-3/204	Auburn
	Williams finished his senior season with nearly 1,000 receiving yards, averaged over 20 yards per reception and competed in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
91	Kwontie Moore Norfolk (VA) Norfolk Christian School		LB	6-2/243	Virginia
	Moore, who scored a touchdown in the U.S Army All-American Bowl, helped lead his team to a state title game in Virginia.
92	Tyriq McCord Tampa (FL) Jefferson		DE	6-3/222	Miami
	McCord, a U.S. Army All-American, finished his senior season with 59 tackles and 11.5 sacks, as well as three forced fumbles and one interception.
93	Jordan Payton Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		WR	6-2/199	UCLA
	Payton finished with 61 catches for 769 yards and 10 touchdowns in his senior season.
94	Raphael Kirby Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson		LB	6-0/208	Miami
	Kirby finished his11-game senior season with 121 total tackles, 18.5 sacks and 23 tackles for loss, and played in the Army All-American Bowl.
95	Se'von Pittman Canton (OH) McKinley		DE	6-5/245	Ohio State
	Pittman had three tackles and a quarterback hurry in the Offense-Defense Bowl in December.
96	Curtis Riser DeSoto (TX) DeSoto		OL	6-3/283	Texas
	Riser helped a nationally-ranked DeSoto team average 456 yards of offense per game.
97	Alex Balducci Portland (OR) Central Catholic		DE	6-4/262	Oregon
	Balducci finished with 68 tackles and seven sacks in his senior season.
98	Ryan Anderson Daphne (AL) Daphne		LB	6-3/250	Alabama
	Had two tackles for loss in Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic and recorded 12.5 sack as a senior.
99	Ifeadi Odenigbo Centerville (OH) Centerville		DE	6-4/210	Northwestern
	Odenigbo recorded two sacks in the Under Armour All-America Game.
100	Chris Muller Boyertown (PA) Boyertown Area Senior		OL	6-6/287	Rutgers
	After leading his team to a 6-6 season during the fall, Muller saw extensive time at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
101	J.C. Coleman Chesapeake (VA) Oscar Smith		RB	5-7/169	Virginia Tech
	Despite missing three games due to an injury, Coleman still rushed for 1,970 yards and 25 touchdowns.
102	Joey O'Connor Windsor (CO) Windsor		OL	6-4/295	Ohio State
	O’Connor has helped team rush for more than 290 yards per game.
103	Aaron Burbridge Farmington Hills (MI) Harrison		WR	6-1/175	Michigan State
	Burbridge finished 2011 with 32 receptions for 753 yards and six touchdowns.
104	Carlos Watkins Forest City (NC) Chase		DT	6-4/275	Clemson
	Watkins competed in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and recorded four tackles for loss in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas.
105	Dillon Lee Buford (GA) Buford		LB	6-4/220	Alabama
	Lee was selected to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and led a defense that allowed only 7.3 points per game.
106	Jelani Hamilton Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		DE	6-5/250	Miami
	Hamilton's senior season was cut short by a knee injury that required surgery.
107	Davonte Neal Scottsdale (AZ) Chaparral		WR	5-10/175	Notre Dame
	Neal had 62 catches for 1,113 yards and 14 touchdowns and also rushed for 1,317 yards and 16 scores for 14-1 team.
108	Jessamen Dunker Boynton Beach (FL) Boynton Beach		OL	6-6/315	Florida
	Dunker is an athletic offensive lineman who has the size to play offensive tackle but the skillset to be an offensive guard.
109	Chad Voytik Cleveland (TN) Cleveland		QB	6-1/183	Pittsburgh
	Voytik, a starter in the Army All-American Bowl, had 5,000-plus career yards, and more than 2,000 as a senior.
110	Amos Leggett Miami (FL) South Miami		DB	6-0/175	Marshall
	Leggett led South Miami to the second round of the playoffs. He handled quarterback duties in addition to playing defensive back as a senior.
111	Joe Bolden Cincinnati (OH) Colerain		LB	6-2/225	Michigan
	Was the second leading tackler on his team in the Under Armour All-America Game with seven stops, including one for loss.
112	Bralon Addison Missouri City (TX) Hightower		WR	5-10/182	Oregon
	Addison passed for 2,158 yards and 22 touchdowns and rushed for another 1,625 yards and 20 scores as a senior.
113	Elijah Shumate East Orange (NJ) Don Bosco Prep		DB	6-1/205	Notre Dame
	Shumate was able to showcase some of his versatility this season by also getting time at running back.
114	Byron Marshall San Jose (CA) Valley Christian		RB	5-10/195	Oregon
	Marshall helped his team average more than 300 rushing yards per game.
115	Camrhon Hughes Harker Heights (TX) Harker Heights		OL	6-6/269	Texas
	Hughes was a standout on the offensive line in the Semper Fidelis Bowl.
116	Angelo Jean-Louis Wellington (FL) Palm Beach Central		ATH	6-0/185	Miami
	Jean-Louis had just 16 receptions for 316 yards and three touchdowns as a senior in a run-based offense. He has the versatility to play on either side of the ball.
117	Ishmael Adams Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		DB	5-10/185	UCLA
	Adams had an interception in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and rushed for 717 yards and nine touchdowns.
118	P.J. Williams Ocala (FL) Vanguard		DB	6-1/175	Florida State
	Williams is a versatile defensive back that can play cornerback or safety. Vanguard also used him on offense.
119	Matt Davis Houston (TX) Klein Forest		QB	6-2/202	Texas A&M
	Coming off an ACL tear as a junior Davis passed for 1,483 yards and ran for another 931 as a senior.
120	Dante Phillips Venice (FL) Venice		DT	6-6/268	Tennessee
	Phillips, an U.S. Army All-American, is a long, lanky athlete who could play on either side of the line.
121	Hassan Ridgeway Mansfield (TX) Mansfield		DE	6-4/250	Texas
	Ridgeway had a big sack for a 13-yard loss in the Army Bowl.
122	Denzel Devall Bastrop (LA) Bastrop		LB	6-2/236	Alabama
	Devall recorded 73 tackles and two sacks as a senior after moving to inside linebacker from defensive end.
123	Ricky Parks Hogansville (GA) Callaway		TE	6-3/230	Auburn
	Parks accounted for more than 750 yards of offense while playing quarterback as a senior.
124	KeiVarae Russell Everett (WA) Mariner		ATH	6-0/170	Notre Dame
	Russell shined at wide receiver in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and can also play running back.
125	Torshiro Davis Shreveport (LA) Woodlawn		LB	6-3/222	Texas
	Davis recorded two tackles and a quarterback hurry from his linebacker spot in the Army Bowl.
126	Otha Peters Covington (LA) Covington		LB	6-1/221	Arkansas
	Peters earned Defensive MVP honors at the Offense-Defense Bowl after finishing with a game-high nine tackles.
127	Peter Jinkens Dallas (TX) Skyline		LB	6-1/208	Texas
	Jinkens recorded two tackles in the Under Armour game.
128	Scott Starr Norco (CA) Norco		LB	6-3/225	USC
	Starr finished with 81 tackles and five sacks in his senior season.
129	Orlando Thomas Copperas Cove (TX) Copperas Cove		ATH	5-11/175	Texas
	Thomas recorded two tackles, an interception and a fumble recovery while playing cornerback in the Offense-Defense Bowl.
130	Drae Bowles Jackson (TN) Jackson Christian		WR	6-1/198	Tennessee
	Bowles recorded 31 receptions for 519 yards and five scores in 2011, and had two catches for 34 yards in the Army All-American Bowl.
131	Sterling Shepard Oklahoma City (OK) Heritage Hall		WR	5-10/175	Oklahoma
	Shepard tallied three receptions for 29 yards in the Under Armour game.
132	Mike Matthews Missouri City (TX) Elkins		OL	6-3/260	Texas A&M
	Matthews proved to be an elite center prospect during the Army Bowl week.
133	Keith Brown Miami (FL) Miami Norland		LB	6-1/225	Louisville
	Brown had 115 tackles, five sacks and returned an interception for a touchdown for Norland who won a state championship.
134	Barry Sanders Oklahoma City (OK) Heritage Hall		RB	5-11/190	Stanford
	Sanders ran for a 10-yard touchdown during the Army Bowl.
135	Justin Shanks Prattville (AL) Prattville		DT	6-3/306	Florida State
	Shanks had 5.5 sacks for state championship squad and was a U.S. Army All-American.
136	Jovon Robinson Memphis (TN) Wooddale		RB	6-0/215	Auburn
	Robinson had 133 carries for 1,249 yards and 14 total touchdowns, playing running back, quarterback and wide receiver in 2011.
137	John Michael McGee Texarkana (TX) Texas		OL	6-4/260	Oklahoma
	McGee played guard all week for the West squad at the Army Bowl.
138	Bri'onte Dunn Canton (OH) Glenoak		RB	6-2/215	Ohio State
	Dunn finished his career with 5,479 rushing yards after accumulating 1,749 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior.
139	D'Vario Montgomery Winter Park (FL) Winter Park		WR	6-3/215	USF
	Montgomery had 43 receptions for 500 yards and five touchdowns as a senior. He was also a standout at safety.
140	Donaldven Manning Miami (FL) Miami Central		DB	5-9/163	Virginia Tech
	Manning is an athletic defensive back who had a great showing at the Semper Fidelis All-American Game.
141	Eugene Lewis Plymouth (PA) Wyoming Valley		WR	6-2/181	Penn State
	Playing quarterback, Lewis finished with over 1,000 yards passing and receiving for the second straight season this fall.
142	Jaydon Mickens Los Angeles (CA) Dorsey		ATH	5-8/170	Washington
	Mickens had a touchdown catch and was named the MVP of the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
143	Brandon Beaver Compton (CA) Dominguez		DB	6-1/176	Washington
	Beaver looked good at the Cal State Game and in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
144	Alex Ross Jenks (OK) Jenks		RB	6-1/205	Oklahoma
	Despite missing most of the season to injury Ross rushed for 652 yards and 10 touchdowns on only 72 carries.
145	Pio Vatuvei Patterson (CA) Patterson		DE	6-2/265	Washington
	Vatuvei helped lead defense that gave up only 192 points in 11 games this season.
146	Josh Perry Galena (OH) Olentangy		LB	6-4/228	Ohio State
	Perry had three tackles and forced a fumble in the Offense-Defense Bowl in December.
147	Paul Thurston Arvada (CO) Arvada West		OL	6-5/274	Nebraska
	Thurston helped lead offense with a diverse running and passing attack.
148	Evan Boehm Lee's Summit (MO) Lee's Summit West		OL	6-3/290	Missouri
	Boehm helped lead his team to a 12-2 record and an overtime loss in the state semifinals.
149	Dalvin Tomlinson McDonough (GA) Henry County		DT	6-2/270	Alabama
	Tomlinson produced 8.5 sacks and three forced fumbles during senior season.
150	Chad Kelly Buffalo (NY) St. Joseph's		QB	6-3/208	Clemson
	Kelly finished his senior season with 2,159 yards passing and 24 touchdowns, and added 1,057 yards and 15 touchdowns on the ground.
151	Tyler Hayes Thomasville (AL) Thomasville		LB	6-3/215	Alabama
	Hayes finished 2011 with 97 tackles, three sacks and one interception return for a touchdown; competed in Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic.
152	Cedric Dozier Lakewood (WA) Lakes		ATH	5-11/175	California
	Dozier helped offense that averaged almost 50 points per game.
153	Dan Voltz Barrington (IL) Barrington		OL	6-5/289	Wisconsin
	Voltz played through a leg injury to have a solid appearance at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
154	Pharaoh Brown Lyndhurst (OH) Brush		TE	6-6/220	Oregon
	Brown had two catches for 70 yards in the Offense-Defense Bowl in December.
155	Colin Blake San Antonio (TX) Brandeis		DB	6-3/185	Florida State
	Blake helped Brandeis reach the second round of the playoffs in only his second year of playing organized football.
156	Jalen Cope-Fitzpatrick Rocklin (CA) Whitney		TE	6-5/250	USC
	Cope-Fitzpatrick had 433 receiving yards and five touchdowns and thrived during Under Armour week.
157	Anthony Alford Petal (MS) Petal		QB	6-1/205	Southern Miss
	A U.S. Army All-American, Alford produced nearly 3,800 yards of total offense in 15 games.
158	Sean Price Citra (FL) North Marion		TE	6-4/232	USF
	Price caught 25 passes for 530 yards and five touchdowns as a senior.
159	David Perkins South Bend (IN) Washington		ATH	6-2/225	Ohio State
	Perkins rushed for 1,300 yards and 15 touchdowns while leading his team to state title game in 2011.
160	Brian Kimbrow Memphis (TN) Memphis East		RB	5-9/165	Vanderbilt
	Kimbrow rushed for more than 3,600 yards combined his final two seasons, including 1,900 as a senior.
161	Danny O'Brien Flint (MI) Powers Catholic		DT	6-2/293	Tennessee
	O’Brien led his team to the Division 5 state title as a senior, playing defensive end, offensive tackle and fullback.
162	Deon Clarke Chesterfield (VA) Lloyd C Bird		LB	6-2/205	Virginia Tech
	Clarke was named the Player of the Year in his district after his senior season.
163	Ty Darlington Apopka (FL) Apopka		OL	6-3/275	Oklahoma
	Darlington, an U.S. Army All-American, is a talented interior offensive lineman who could play center or guard.
164	Dwayne Stanford Cincinnati (OH) Taft		WR	6-5/185	Oregon
	Stanford recorded a 20-yard reception on January’s U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
165	Jake Rodrigues Rocklin (CA) Whitney		QB	6-3/210	Oregon
	Rodrigues finished with 2,042 passing yards with 26 touchdowns and also rushed for 15 scores in 2011.
166	Leonte Carroo Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep		WR	6-1/205	Rutgers
	Despite missing some time with an ankle injury, Carroo totaled 30 receptions for 443 yards and five touchdowns in his first seven games this fall.
167	Camren Williams West Roxbury (MA) Catholic Memorial		LB	6-2/215	Ohio State
	Williams older brother plays at North Carolina and his father was a defensive end for the New England Patriots.
168	Dwayne Thomas New Orleans (LA) O. Perry Walker		DB	6-1/170	LSU
	Thomas recorded a pair of solo tackles in the Offense-Defense Bowl.
169	Deontay McManus Baltimore (MD) Dunbar		WR	6-2/215	West Virginia
	McManus finished his senior season with 40 receptions for 590 yards and four touchdowns, while adding 102 tackles on defense.
170	Devonte Fields Arlington (TX) Martin		DE	6-4/240	TCU
	Fields registered 73 tackles, 13 sacks and two interceptions in 2011.
171	Dominique Wheeler Crockett (TX) Crockett		WR	6-1/176	Texas Tech
	Wheeler caught two passes for 29 yards in the Army Bowl.
172	James Ross Orchard Lake (MI) St. Mary's		LB	6-0/209	Michigan
	Ross made 151 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery as a senior.
173	Jaleel Johnson Lombard (IL) Montini		DT	6-2/277	Iowa
	Johnson recorded a sack in the Offense-Defense Bowl in Dallas.
174	Tyler Matthews McPherson (KS) Mcpherson		QB	6-3/205	TCU
	Matthews passed for 2,842 yards with 24 touchdowns and only five interceptions in 2011.
175	Michael Starts Waco (TX) La Vega		DE	6-4/282	Texas Tech
	Starts lined up as both an offensive tackle and defensive end during the Army Bowl.
176	Ronnie Stanley Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman		OL	6-7/285	Notre Dame
	Stanley leads offense that averages close to 500 yards of offense per game.
177	Leonard Floyd Eastman (GA) Dodge County		DE	6-4/215	Georgia
	Floyd was a four-year starter who recorded 10 sacks as a senior.
178	Kyle Dodson Cleveland (OH) Cleveland Heights		OL	6-6/315	Ohio State
	Dodson led his team to a 9-1 record as a senior.
179	Trevor Knight San Antonio (TX) Ronald Reagan		QB	6-3/195	Oklahoma
	Knight helped Reagan to the fourth round of the playoffs by throwing for 2,092 yards and 27 touchdowns with only three interceptions.
180	Joshua Holsey Fairburn (GA) Creekside		DB	5-9/171	Auburn
	Holsey had 57 tackles, five interceptions and six pass breakups in eight games in 2011 and was an Under Armour All-American.
181	Freddie Tagaloa Richmond (CA) Salesian		OL	6-8/300	California
	Tagaloa helped lead offense that averaged nearly 40 points per game as team finished 14-0.
182	Ryan Ward New Lenox (IL) Providence Catholic		OL	6-6/270	Iowa
	Ward played guard and tackle in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
183	Ricardo Louis Miami Beach (FL) Miami Beach		WR	6-2/190	Auburn
	Louis, a multi-purpose athlete likely to settle at wide receiver, amassed nearly 1000 offensive yards on his senior season and scored 14 touchdowns.
184	Royce Jenkins-Stone Detroit (MI) Cass Tech		LB	6-2/215	Michigan
	Jenkins-Stone recorded 98 tackles and rushed for rushed for close to 500 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior.
185	Kenyan Drake Powder Springs (GA) Hillgrove		RB	6-1/195	Alabama
	Drake completed senior season with 1,610 yards rushing on 173 carries (10.2 yards per rush).
186	Malcolm Lewis Miramar (FL) Miramar		WR	5-10/170	Miami
	Lewis is a talented wide receiver who helped lead Miramar to the state championship finals. He also played in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl.
187	Colin Thompson Warminster (PA) Archbishop Wood Catholic		TE	6-5/255	Florida
	Thompson led his team to a 14-1 record and state title and had a catch in the Under Armour All American Game
188	Wes Brown Olney (MD) Our Lady Of Good Counsel		RB	6-1/200	Maryland
	Brown finished his senior season with 1,381 yards rushing and 22 touchdowns on 158 carries.
189	Taylor McNamara San Diego (CA) Westview		TE	6-5/235	Oklahoma
	McNamara helped team average almost 25 points per game.
190	Matt Jones Seffner (FL) Armwood		RB	6-3/225	Florida
	Jones had 123 rushes for 828 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior. He also caught seven passes for 176 yards and two touchdowns.
191	Michael Moore Hyattsville (MD) DeMatha		DE	6-4/255	Virginia
	Moore finished his senior season with 80 tackles and 20 sacks.
192	Greg McMullen Akron (OH) Hoban		DE	6-5/255	Nebraska
	McMullen tallied 65 tackles and 12.5 sacks as a senior, earning League Defensive Player of the Year honors.
193	Warren Ball Columbus (OH) St. Francis DeSales		RB	6-2/200	Ohio State
	Ball rushed for 55 yards and a touchdown in the Offense-Defense All-America Bowl.
194	Christo Kourtzidis Orange (CA) Lutheran		TE	6-4/230	Florida State
	Kourtzidis averaged more than 10 yards per catch his senior season.
195	Jonathan Williams Allen (TX) Allen		RB	5-11/205	Arkansas
	Despite missing much of the year with injury Williams rushed for 1,169 yards and 12 touchdowns.
196	Davante Bourque Crowley (LA) Crowley		ATH	6-3/200	Tennessee
	Though he could also play defense in college Bourque was one of the top rushers in Louisiana as a senior.
197	William Mahone Austintown (OH) Austintown Fitch		RB	5-11/205	Notre Dame
	Mahone missed part of his senior season with a high ankle sprain.
198	Darreus Rogers Carson (CA) Carson		WR	6-2/194	USC
	Rogers finished with 1,347 yards and eight touchdowns last year.
199	Jarron Jones Rochester (NY) Aquinas Institute		DT	6-7/308	Notre Dame
	Jones was a huge part of Aquinas Institute’s 10-2 season and could project as a better OT in college.
200	Quay Evans Morton (MS) Morton		DT	6-3/295	Mississippi State
	Evans recorded 72 tackles, 4.5 sacks and two fumble recoveries in 2011.
201	Brandon Fanaika Pleasant Grove (UT) Pleasant Grove		OL	6-2/293	Stanford
	Fanaika was impressive at offensive guard during the Offense-Defense Bowl.
202	Zac Brooks Jonesboro (AR) Jonesboro Senior		ATH	6-2/180	Clemson
	Playing running back Brooks helped lead Jonesboro to a 9-4 record and the third round of the state playoffs.
203	Adam Bisnowaty Pittsburgh (PA) Fox Chapel Area		OL	6-6/275	Pittsburgh
	Having finished his high school football career, Bisnowaty is now showing off his athleticism on the wrestling mat.
204	Antonio Morrison Bolingbrook (IL) Bolingbrook		LB	6-3/220	Florida
	Morrison recorded 101 tackles and eight sacks, leading his team to the state title game as a senior.
205	Ereck Flowers Miami (FL) Miami Norland		OL	6-6/315	Miami
	Flowers was the lead-blocker for Randy Johnson on his 2,000 yard season. He helped to lead Norland to a state championship.
206	Korren Kirven Lynchburg (VA) Brookville		DT	6-4/272	Alabama
	Kirven helped lead his team to a state championship in Virginia, despite missing the final because of an injury.
207	Graham Shuler Brentwood (TN) Brentwood Academy		OL	6-5/275	Stanford
	Shuler had 30-plus pancake blocks and graded out over 92 percent for the season; was an Army All-American.
208	Jordan Watkins College Park (GA) Woodward Academy		DT	6-5/265	Stanford
	A two-way lineman, Watkins helped guide his school to the second round of the state playoffs.
209	Ken Ekanem Clifton (VA) Centreville		LB	6-3/226	Virginia Tech
	An injury cut his senior season short, but he still finished with approximately 16 sacks.
210	Daje Johnson Pflugerville (TX) Hendrickson		ATH	5-10/185	Texas
	Though he could also play corner in college Johnson rushed for 2,178 yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior.
211	Devian Shelton Inglewood (CA) Inglewood		DB	6-1/185	USC
	Shelton shined in the Cal State Game and led a defense that held opponents to 18 points per game.
212	Shane Callahan Parker (CO) Chaparral		OL	6-6/277	Auburn
	Callahan has helped offense that averages more than 33 points per game.
213	Edward Pope Carthage (TX) Carthage		ATH	6-3/170	Texas A&M
	Pope finished with a pair of tackles and a pass breakup from his safety spot at the Army Bowl.
214	Kyle Kelley Irvine (CA) Woodbridge		DE	6-3/230	Arizona
	Kelley helped lead defense that allowed less than 20 points per outing in 2011.
215	Amara Darboh West Des Moines (IA) Dowling		WR	6-2/190	Michigan
	Darboh caught 48 passes for 765 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior despite missing four games with injury.
216	Derrick Woods Inglewood (CA) Inglewood		WR	6-1/180	Oklahoma
	Woods helped Inglewood offense average more than 22 points per game.
217	Trey Edmunds Ringgold (VA) Dan River		LB	6-2/205	Virginia Tech
	While he will likely play linebacker in college, Edmunds rushed for 2,596 yards and 34 touchdowns during his senior season.
218	Latroy Pittman Citra (FL) North Marion		WR	6-1/190	Florida
	Pittman hauled in 25 passes for 481 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior. He can also play on the defensive side of the ball where he posted 38 tackles and picked off five passes playing free safety.
219	Armani Reeves West Roxbury (MA) Catholic Memorial		DB	5-9/185	Ohio State
	Leading his team to a 7-2 season this fall, Reeves was a major threat a defensive back, running back andwide receiver.
220	Jeremi Powell Largo (FL) Pinellas Park		LB	6-2/200	Florida
	Powell finished his senior season with 19 sacks and more than 25 tackles for loss.
221	Taylor Decker Vandalia (OH) Butler		OL	6-8/313	Ohio State
	Decker has ideal height and the footwork to play the all-important left tackle position in college.
222	Kenny Lawler Upland (CA) Upland		WR	6-3/175	California
	Lawler finished with 53 catches for 1,267 yards and 12 touchdowns this season.
223	Quinshad Davis Gaffney (SC) Gaffney		WR	6-3/180	North Carolina
	Davis had 108 receptions for 2,009 yards in 2011, and competed in both the Carolinas Shrine Bowl and Offense-Defense Bowl.
224	Terry Richardson Detroit (MI) Cass Tech		DB	5-9/160	Michigan
	Richardson played cornerback and was his team’s punt returner in the Under Armour All-America Game.
225	Patrick Miller West Palm Beach (FL) Dwyer		OL	6-7/260	Auburn
	Miller is a versatile offensive lineman that has only recently begun to work at the offensive tackle spot.
226	Darius Powe Lakewood (CA) Lakewood		WR	6-2/186	California
	Powe finished with 33 receptions for 516 yards and eight touchdowns this season and shined at the Under Armour game.
227	Javon Williams Chandler (AZ) Chandler		WR	6-5/175	UCLA
	Williams finished with 33 catches for 923 yards and seven touchdowns this season.
228	Cedrick Poutasi Las Vegas (NV) Desert Pines		OL	6-5/322	Utah
	Poutasi helped offense that averaged 27 points per game in 2011.
229	Deion Bonner Columbus (GA) Carver		DB	5-11/185	Tennessee
	Bonner intercepted two passes in the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association All-Star Classic.
230	Jody Fuller Monroe (NC) Sun Valley		WR	6-0/200	South Carolina
	Fuller had 68 receptions for 824 yards and 11 touchdowns during senior campaign.
231	Lamar Louis Breaux Bridge (LA) Breaux Bridge		ATH	6-0/220	LSU
	Louis tallied two tackles and a quarterback hurry while playing linebacker at the Offense-Defense Bowl.
232	Corey Coleman Richardson (TX) Pearce		WR	5-11/180	Baylor
	Coleman caught 69 passes for 932 yards and 11 touchdowns while rushing for another 551 yards and 15 scores as a senior.
233	Justin Thomas Prattville (AL) Prattville		ATH	5-11/175	Georgia Tech
	Playing quarterback, Thomas amassed more than 2,400 yards of offense while leading team to a state title.
234	Vadal Alexander Buford (GA) Buford		OL	6-6/310	LSU
	Anchored offensive line for state runnerup; was Under Armour All-American.
235	Marvin Bracy Orlando (FL) Boone		WR	5-10/162	Florida State
	Bracy has elite speed that makes him dangerous as an offensive weapon as well as on special teams.
236	Dennis Norfleet Detroit (MI) Martin Luther King		RB	5-7/170	Michigan
	Norfleet led his team to the state semifinals by rushing for 2,033 yards and 27 touchdowns this fall.
237	Reginald Davis Tenaha (TX) Tenaha		WR	6-1/185	Texas Tech
	Davis accounted for 59 touchdowns on offense and 2 interceptions on defense in leading his team to a state championship.
238	Lacy Westbrook Compton (CA) Dominguez		OL	6-5/300	UCLA
	Westbrook was instrumental in Dominguez’s offense that scored nearly 300 points this season.
239	Troy Hinds Kaysville (UT) Davis		DE	6-4/235	BYU
	Hinds finished with 60 tackles and nine sacks in his senior season.
240	Justin Thomas Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark		DB	5-9/170	Utah
	Ruled ineligible to play as a senior due to age restrictions, Thomas is still one of the top cover corners in the state.
241	Shaquille Powell Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman		RB	5-9/195	Duke
	Powell finished with 2,458 yards and 40 touchdowns in his senior season.
242	Caleb Azubike Nashville (TN) McGavock		DE	6-5/240	Vanderbilt
	Azubike produced 14 sacks and 53 tackles for loss during senior campaign.
243	Eric Striker Seffner (FL) Armwood		LB	6-1/195	Oklahoma
	Striker helped lead Armwood to a state championship, recording more than 10 sacks on defense.
244	Sheldon Day Indianapolis (IN) Warren Central		DT	6-2/286	Notre Dame
	Day finished his senior season with 67 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, nine sacks and 14 quarterback pressures.
245	Cassanova McKinzy Birmingham (AL) Woodlawn		LB	6-2/224	Auburn
	McKinzy recorded 108 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and six quarterback pressures in 2011.
246	Jason Croom Norcross (GA) Norcross		WR	6-5/212	Tennessee
	Croom competed in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl.
247	Avery Johnson Pompano Beach (FL) Blanche Ely		WR	6-2/180	LSU
	Johnson is an Under Armour All-American who had just 300 yards and six touchdowns as a senior.
248	Win Homer Christchurch (VA) Christchurch School		OL	6-5/245	Boston College
	Homer was the best offensive lineman at the Chesapeake Bowl in December.
249	Faith Ekakitie Lake Forest (IL) Lake Forest Academy		DE	6-2/255	Iowa
	Ekakitie had a solid showing in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in January.
250	Jeff Lindquist Mercer Island (WA) Mercer Island		QB	6-3/225	Washington
	Lindquist threw for 1,908 yards and 22 touchdowns, rushed for 12 scores and thrived in the Semper Fidelis Bowl.