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Rivals.com Texas top 100 2007 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 2/3/2007

2007 Rank			Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Ryan Mallett Texarkana (TX) Texas		QB	6-6/235	Michigan
	Mallett showed that he's an elite quarterback during the all-star season.
2	Terrance Toliver Hempstead (TX) Hempstead		WR	6-4/185	LSU
	Upside is one of the biggest reason's Toliver is so highly recruited.
3	Tray Allen Grand Prairie (TX) South Grand Prairie		OL	6-4/305	Texas
	Allen could play any number of positions on the offensive line.
4	Curtis Brown Gilmer (TX) Gilmer		DB	6-0/174	Texas
	Brown's vertical and speed combination is unheard of.
5	John Chiles Mansfield (TX) Mansfield Summit		ATH	6-1/195	Texas
	In a state full of athletes playing quarterback, Chiles is one of the elite.
6	Michael Huey Kilgore (TX) Kilgore		OL	6-5/290	Texas
	Huey has a big motor even after the whistle.
7	Dez Bryant Lufkin (TX) Lufkin		WR	6-1/195	Oklahoma State
	Bryant makes tough catches look easy.
8	Lennon Creer Tatum (TX) Tatum		RB	6-1/202	Tennessee
	Creer looked sharp in his second state championship performance.
9	Richetti Jones Dallas (TX) Lincoln		DE	6-3/234	Oklahoma State
	Jones' injury didn't prevent him from racking up early season stats.
10	Andre Jones El Paso (TX) Andress		DT	6-4/305	Texas
	Is known as one of the best to come from El Paso in the last several years.
11	Malcolm Williams Garland (TX) Garland		WR	6-3/205	Texas
	His coach thinks Williams could be the best yet from Garland.
12	Ben Wells Beaumont (TX) Ozen		DB	6-1/185	Texas
	Wells makes plays on the hardwood, football field, and in track.
13	Keenan Robinson Plano (TX) Plano East		LB	6-3/211	Texas
	The state's top outside linebacker is the total package.
14	William Cole Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill		ATH	5-10/165	Oklahoma State
	Cole is the top player on a loaded high school team.
15	Aundre McGaskey La Marque (TX) La Marque		OL	6-4/290	Texas
	It's scary to think what McGaskey will be like as a college freshman.
16	Christian Scott Dallas (TX) Skyline		DB	6-0/185	Texas
	Scott's ability at safety or receiver is very special.
17	Derrick Stephens Houston (TX) Cypress Falls		LB	6-3/240	Texas A&M
	Two time all-district prospect has big size and big play ability.
18	Cody Johnson Waller (TX) Waller		RB	5-10/225	Texas
	Johnson's frame makes him the perfect big back hybrid type of player.
19	Earl Thomas Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark		ATH	5-10/174	Texas
	His future looks great as a defensive back.
20	Jarvis Jones Rosenberg (TX) Lamar Consolidated		OL	6-7/250	LSU
	Jones probably has more upside than another other offensive lineman.
21	Ron Brooks Irving (TX) Macarthur		ATH	6-0/170	LSU
	Can break a game wide open and may be outstanding on defense.
22	Bradley Stephens McAllen (TX) McAllen Memorial		RB	5-10/185	Texas A&M
	His work in the weight room makes him one of the more complete runners in the state.
23	Jason Hannan Waxahachie (TX) Waxahachie		OL	6-4/277	Oklahoma
	Could be one of the best pure centers in the Midlands region.
24	Russell Carter Houston (TX) Westbury		DE	6-3/230	Texas
	Carter embodies the description of raw talent.
25	Jarrett Lee Brenham (TX) Brenham		QB	6-2/192	LSU
	Lee is the total package at quarterback with the ability to escape pressure and throw.
26	Brandon Williams Beaumont (TX) Central		ATH	6-4/225	Texas A&M
	Ability to be a big time dual-threat at quarterback makes him special.
27	Foswhitt Whittaker Pearland (TX)		RB	5-9/187	Texas
	Whittaker may be smaller than others, but has athletic ability that can't be coached.
28	Kyle Hix Aledo (TX) Aledo		OL	6-6/290	Texas
	Already a top talent, Hix just keeps improving.
29	Von Miller DeSoto (TX)		DE	6-3/210	Texas A&M
	Miller may not have a definite position yet, but he should shine in college.
30	Gilbert Moye Diboll (TX) Diboll		ATH	6-2/200	Missouri
	Moye came back after missing his junior season and looked amazing.
31	Brandon Collins Brenham (TX) Brenham		WR	6-0/167	Texas
	Collins blew up at the NIKE Training Camp and showed he could play at DB.
32	Lonnie Edwards Brownsboro (TX) Brownsboro		OL	6-5/305	Texas Tech
	Edwards, who switched to Texas Tech, shown progress as a senior.
33	James Kirkendoll Round Rock (TX) Round Rock		WR	5-10/178	Texas
	Kirkendoll is the definition of speed receiver.
34	Jermaine Love Garland (TX) North Garland		LB	5-11/220	Arkansas
	Love is a violent hitter that could be a hybrid linebacker-safety combo.
35	Jamell Fleming Arlington (TX) Seguin		DB	5-10/187	Oklahoma
	Fleming is quicker than most and should be a solid corner at Oklahoma.
36	Quentin Castille La Porte (TX) La Porte		RB	6-1/234	Nebraska
	Castille watched his stock rise between his junior and senior seasons.
37	Travis Lewis San Antonio (TX) San Antonio Lee		LB	6-1/213	Oklahoma
	NIKE camp sub 4.4-second 40-yard dash lit up his recruitment as a safety.
38	Jeremy Kerley Hutto (TX) Hutto		ATH	5-10/170	TCU
	Doesn't have a huge frame but turns small plays into huge gains.
39	Desmond Jackson Seguin (TX) Seguin		DB	5-11/187	Oklahoma
	Jackson is still learning the safety position, but has the upside to be solid.
40	Denarius Moore Tatum (TX) Tatum		ATH	6-0/175	Tennessee
	Speed allows him to be recruited as a corner or receiver.
41	Sam Acho Dallas (TX) St. Mark's		DE	6-2/250	Texas
	Blowing up overnight, Acho's highlights are some of the best in the country.
42	Shawnbrey McNeal Dallas (TX) Madison		RB	5-9/181	Miami-FL
	McNeal, a track star, is extremely fast out of the backfield.
43	Corey Wilson Carrollton (TX) Creekview		WR	6-0/184	Oklahoma
	Some say Corey may be more talented than his Oklahoma star brother Travis Wilson.
44	Sam Proctor Pearland (TX)		ATH	6-0/202	Oklahoma
	Proctor will most likely be a solid safety for Oklahoma.
45	Brandon Herron Sugar Land (TX) Dulles		LB	6-2/198	Michigan
	Herron was a utility type defensive end and linebacker for Dulles.
46	Billy Chavis Beaumont (TX) Westbrook		ATH	6-4/220	Texas A&M
	Big frame, versatility, but Chavis still looking for the perfect position.
47	Hubert Anyiam Garland (TX) North Garland		WR	6-0/163	Oklahoma State
	After missing his sophomore year, was the newcomer of the year as a junior.
48	Brock Mansion Dallas (TX) Episcopal School Of Dallas		QB	6-5/221	California
	One of the bigger quarterbacks in the state is an Elite 11 pick and headed to Cal.
49	Jacob Amie Tyler (TX) Tyler Lee		WR	6-4/224	Texas Tech
	Amie is the big-bodied wide receiver who could move to tight end.
50	Ahmard Howard Brenham (TX) Brenham		TE	6-4/225	Texas
	With a great frame and ability, Howard could play both sides of the ball.
51	Chris Perry Keller (TX) Fossil Ridge		DT	6-3/319	Miami-FL
	Perry is an aggressive defensive tackle that is just plain nasty.
52	Curenski Gilleylen Leander (TX) Leander		WR	6-0/210	Nebraska
	Gilleylen is a sub 4.4-second 40-yard dash runner.
53	Ben Bass Plano (TX) West		DE	6-4/263	Texas A&M
	Bass could line up as a defensive end or an offensive lineman.
54	Tejay Johnson Garland (TX) South Garland		DB	6-0/185	TCU
	Coach says that he's big enough to be a safety or a linebacker.
55	Levar Brown Rosenberg (TX) Lamar Consolidated		DE	6-3/240	Arizona
	District newcomer of the year is a very fleet-footed pass rusher.
56	Alex Russian Round Rock (TX) Round Rock		TE	6-4/231	LSU
	Russian was one of the best kept secrets in the Lone Star state.
57	Brandon Joiner Killeen (TX) Shoemaker		DE	6-3/230	Texas A&M
	Joiner has been on the rise since the start of the combine season when he was a junior.
58	G.J. Kinne Gilmer (TX) Gilmer		QB	6-2/207	Texas
	Kinne made a switch from Baylor to Texas late in the process.
59	James Thomas La Marque (TX) La Marque		DB	6-0/169	Oklahoma State
	Another La Marque all-state pick is headed to Oklahoma State.
60	Joseph Reese Pflugerville (TX) Hendrickson		RB	6-2/190	Arizona
	Reese has experience at multiple positions like defensive back and running back.
61	Justin Sturns Rusk (TX) Rusk		RB	5-11/205	Junior College
	Sturns could be great at both football or baseball at the next level, but must sure up his grades.
62	Curtis Thomas Aldine (TX) Aldine		DB	6-1/190	Minnesota
	Thomas has quickness to play either cornerback or safety at the next level.
63	Frank Avery Galveston (TX) Ball		TE	6-5/230	Texas A&M
	Basketball skills translate to the football field well.
64	Dominique Hamilton El Paso (TX) Chapin		DT	6-4/279	Missouri
	Hamilton is more evidence of a strong year in El Paso.
65	Marcus Mendoza Houston (TX) Spring Woods		RB	5-10/175	Nebraska
	Mendoza may not have had eye-popping stats but is one very good football player.
66	Blake Emert Garland (TX) Sachse		OL	6-5/275	Texas Tech
	Sleeper tackle is a big talent and should be big for the Red Raiders.
67	Tekerrein Cuba Tyler (TX) Tyler Lee		DB	6-2/180	TCU
	Cuba had a solid sophomore outing and improved at a steady pace throughout this last season.
68	Ahmad Jones Silsbee (TX) Silsbee		DT	6-2/319	Oklahoma State
	The frame is already there for Jones.
69	Courtney Green Corsicana (TX) Corsicana		OL	6-4/285	Baylor
	Green is one of the more underrated offensive guard prospects in the state.
70	Brandon Walls Irving (TX) Irving		LB	6-0/205	Kansas State
	Honorable mention all-district member has big time speed off the edge.
71	Ron Jackson Carrollton (TX) Creekview		DE	6-3/210	Arizona
	A solid senior season put Jackson on the map.
72	Bret Harris Irving (TX) Macarthur		DB	5-11/196	Arkansas
	Needing a big hit, Harris can deliver a blow.
73	Nick Fanuzzi San Antonio (TX) Churchill		QB	6-3/200	Alabama
	Fanuzzi's athleticism is a great combination with his arm.
74	Victor Reynolds Arlington (TX) Grace Prep		ATH	6-0/195	list
	Reynolds moved from Wisconsin to Texas after his junior season.
75	Marquis Frazier Garland (TX) Garland		DE	6-3/240	Junior College
	Frazier wreaks havoc on offenses.
76	Evan Eike Bryan (TX) Bryan		OL	6-4/320	Texas A&M
	Aggies went to their backyard for the talented offensive lineman.
77	Carmon Boyd-Anderson Jacksonville (TX) Jacksonville		RB	6-1/200	Kansas
	Another sleeper East Texas running back should do well at Kansas.
78	Jacody Coleman Beaumont (TX) Westbrook		LB	6-2/229	Iowa
	Coleman took a while to find a position, but looks comfortable as an inside linebacker.
79	Manaaki Vaitai Euless (TX) Trinity School		OL	6-4/295	Brigham Young
	Class 5A state championship winning physical, dominant offensive lineman.
80	Jared Flannel Brazoria (TX) Columbia		RB	6-0/180	Texas Tech
	Flannel is one of the bigger sleeper running backs in the state.
81	Marquis Franklin Tyler (TX) John Tyler		OL	6-5/315	Junior College
	Combination of size, strength, and motor makes Franklin big time.
82	Dante Pinchback Irving (TX)		TE	6-5/255	Kansas State
	Tight end or offensive tackle, Pinchback will be a Division I steal.
83	Kendall Hunter Tyler (TX) John Tyler		RB	5-9/185	Oklahoma State
	Hunter battled injuries and lack of size, but is lightning fast.
84	Patrick Witt Wylie (TX) Wylie		QB	6-4/215	Nebraska
	Witt, a transfer from Atlanta, picked Nebraska over several offers.
85	Detron Lewis College Station (TX) A&M Consolidated		WR	6-0/190	Texas Tech
	Could be the best route runner in the Lone Star state.
86	Nick Trice Killeen (TX) Harker Heights		WR	6-2/188	Texas A&M
	Originally from Germany, Trice has overcome injury and will be one to watch at Texas A&M.
87	Charles Opeseyitan Allen (TX) Allen		RB	5-10/186	Tulsa
	A bigger bodied back that doesn't lack speed in the open field.
88	Ryan Tannehill Big Spring (TX) Big Spring		QB	6-4/193	Texas A&M
	Tannehill will need to learn a passing offense, but does a lot with his running ability.
89	John Jones Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill		OL	6-4/310	Baylor
	Jones is a big, physical offensive lineman that has watched his stock rise.
90	Ian Harris San Antonio (TX) Churchill		TE	6-3/217	Texas
	First-team all-district member has room to get even bigger and be a big receiving threat.
91	Michael Wilcoxon Aledo (TX) Aledo		DT	6-2/271	Texas
	Wilcoxon was an unknown, but when film got around, offers followed.
92	Damien Davis Mart (TX) Mart		ATH	6-5/185	Oklahoma State
	Davis' size will create mismatches at Oklahoma State.
93	Chris Tate Hempstead (TX) Hempstead		DB	5-11/176	Houston
	An all-region and all-district selection as a DB.
94	Kody Emmert Liberty Hill (TX)		TE	6-6/235	Rice
	Emmert really rose in the rankings after a strong senior year.
95	Daniel Baker Fort Bend (TX) Elkins		OL	6-6/285	Texas A&M
	Baker is explosive off the line at center and has a great frame to go with it.
96	Ryan Douglass Leander (TX) Leander		DE	6-2/210	Baylor
	Douglass was another sleeper defensive end that is headed to Baylor.
97	Tyrone Sonier Missouri City (TX) Fort Bend Marshall		DE	6-2/225	Texas Tech
	The best position for Sonier may be at outside linebacker.
98	Kelly Griffin Irving (TX) Macarthur		DE	6-1/260	TCU
	Griffin has options as either a defensive end or defensive tackle.
99	Nick Foles Austin (TX) Westlake		QB	6-5/235	Michigan State
	Foles could be the next big quarterback headed to Arizona State.
100	Nathan Dick Allen (TX) Allen		QB	6-4/200	Arkansas
	Dick has fought off injuries and is looking to get healthy again.