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Rivals.com Pennsylvania Postseason Top 40 2012 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/25/2012

2012 Rank			Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Noah Spence Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt		DE	6-4/245	Ohio State
	Through 13 games, Spence totaled 76 tackles and 12 sacks.
2	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.
3	Chris Muller Boyertown (PA) Boyertown Area Senior		OL	6-6/287	Rutgers
	After leading his team to a 6-6 season this fall, Muller will play in the Army All-American Bowl in January.
4	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.
5	Colin Thompson Warminster (PA) Archbishop Wood Catholic		TE	6-5/255	Florida
	Through his first six games, Thompson had 11 receptions for 178 yards and two touchdowns.
6	Adam Bisnowaty Pittsburgh (PA) Fox Chapel Area		OL	6-6/275	Pittsburgh
	Bisnowaty has already concluded his senior season, and will now continue to showcase his athleticism on the wrestling mat this winter.
7	Greg Garmon Erie (PA) McDowell		RB	6-2/195	Iowa
	Garmon finished his senior season with 1,050 yards and nine touchdowns on 137 carries, plus seven receptions for 180 yards and three touchdowns.
8	J.J. Denman Fairless Hills (PA) Pennsbury		OL	6-7/305	Rutgers
	Denman helped lead his team to a 9-4 season this fall.
9	Deaysean Rippy McKees Rocks (PA) Sto Rox		LB	6-2/198	Pittsburgh
	Known for his defense, Rippy also had 22 receptions for 389 yards this fall.
10	Demetrious Cox Jeannette (PA) Jeannette		DB	6-1/192	Michigan State
	Cox rushed for 1,180 yards and passed for 753 yards through his first 12 games this fall.
11	Drew Harris Exton (PA) Downingtown East		RB	6-1/210	Virginia Tech
	Harris finished his high school career with 4,977 yards after missing the majority of his senior season due to an injury.
12	Nate Smith Warminster (PA) Archbishop Wood Catholic		DB	5-11/176	Temple
	Smith is has become a two way threat this fall, at both wide receiver and cornerback.
13	Nyeem Wartman Archbald (PA) Valley View		LB	6-3/220	Penn State
	Wartman finished his senior season with 93 tackles and two sacks.
14	Frank Taylor Warminster (PA) Archbishop Wood Catholic		OL	6-3/285	Boston College
	Taylor has been the anchor on the offensive line all season for Archbishop Wood.
15	Treyvon Hester Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills		DT	6-3/290	Toledo
	Hester was unstoppable at the Chesapeake Bowl.
16	T.J. Neal McKeesport (PA) McKeesport		LB	6-1/225	Illinois
	Leading his team in tackles the last two years, Neal has also become a weapon at running back.
17	Corey Jones Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills		WR	5-9/165	Toledo
	Jones totaled 10 touchdowns this fall, while grabbing 25 receptions for 398 yards and also reeling off 499 yards rushing on 42 carries.
18	Adam DePietro Lancaster (PA) Lancaster Catholic		OL	6-5/270	Northwestern
	DePietro's solid play on the offensive line has helped his team to a deep run in the state playoffs.
19	Brandon Arcidiacono Warminster (PA) Archbishop Wood Catholic		OL	6-5/250	Rutgers
	Arcidiacono has proven himself to be equally talented on the offensive and defensive line this fall.
20	Brendan Nosovitch Allentown (PA) Central Catholic		QB	6-2/200	South Carolina
	Through 14 games, Nosovitch completed 228 of 367 passes for 3,541 yards and 37 touchdowns, while also rushing for 841 yards and 14 touchdowns.
21	Jesse James McKeesport (PA) South Allegheny		TE	6-7/248	Penn State
	James was also a standout basketball player at South Allegheny, but will miss his final season because he will enroll early in college.
22	Wayne Capers Bridgeville (PA) Chartiers Valley		WR	6-1/205	Arizona
	Despite missing some time with an injury, Capers rushed for 330 yards and passed for 1,044 yards this fall.
23	Blake Rankin Bloomsburg (PA) Bloomsburg		QB	6-4/195	Rutgers
	Through 11 games, Rankin completed 130 of 236 passes for 2,129 yards and 20 touchdowns, and also rushed for 1,476 yards and 28 touchdowns.
24	JP Holtz Pittsburgh (PA) Shaler Area		TE	6-4/240	Pittsburgh
	Already a force on defense, Holtz proved himself on offense this fall while scoring 15 touchdowns on both the ground and through the air.
25	Jaylen Coleman Pittsburgh (PA) University Prep		LB	6-1/220	Toledo
	Coleman finished his senior season with approximately 100 tackles and three interceptions, plus 1,600 yards rushing and 15 touchdowns.
26	Jake O'Donnell Doylestown (PA) Central Bucks East		DE	6-6/233	Miami
	O'Donnell finished his senior season with 69 tackles, 4.5 sacks and one fumble recovery.
27	Kyle Kerrick Coatesville (PA) Coatesville Area Senior		WR	6-3/183	Michigan State
	Kerrick, who will enroll in college in January, developed himself into one of the more dangerous big play threats in Pennsylvania.
28	William Parks Philadelphia (PA) Germantown		DB	6-2/180	Arizona
	Parks was a standout at the Chesapeake Bowl.
29	Dakota Conwell Pittsburgh (PA) Upper St. Clair		LB	6-1/210	Arizona
	Conwell has rushed for 997 yards and 19 touchdowns, and also passed for 1,087 yards and 11 touchdowns so far this fall.
30	Perry Hills Pittsburgh (PA) Central Catholic		QB	6-3/205	Maryland
	Hill's record was 27-3 as a varsity starter and threw for almost 3,800 yards and 30 touchdowns.
31	Michael Mooney Malvern (PA) Malvern Prep		OL	6-5/265	Virginia
	Mooney helped his team to a successful 9-2 season.
32	Jack Schwaba Pittsburgh (PA) Upper St. Clair		TE	6-5/240	Northwestern
	Schwaba had five receptions for 81 yards this season, and on defense added 17 tackles and 1.5 sacks.
33	P.J. Gallo Holland (PA) Council Rock South		TE	6-4/225	Maryland
	Gallo finished his senior season nine receptions for 135 yards.
34	Trenton Coles Clairton (PA) Clairton		WR	6-3/175	Pittsburgh
	Coles proved to be a big play threat for Clairton this fall.
35	Matt Johns Warrington (PA) Central Bucks Hs-south		QB	6-5/200	Virginia
	Johns finished his senior season by completing 130 of 221 passes for 2,111 yards and 15 touchdowns.
36	Skyler Mornhinweg Philadelphia (PA) St. Joseph's		QB	6-3/215	Florida
	Mornhinweg finished his high school career with over 4,800 yards passing and 52 touchdowns, and also 1,200 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns.
37	Brock Dean Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt		LB	6-1/217	Maryland
	Through 14 games Dean has 79 tackles, two sacks and one interception.
38	Manny Stocker Coatesville (PA) Coatesville Area Senior		QB	6-3/197	N.C. State
	Stocker directed an offense that averaged 34 points per game this fall.
39	Arthur Goldberg Pittsburgh (PA) Mt. Lebanon		DT	6-4/270	Wisconsin
	Goldberg controlled the line of scrimmage from his defensive tackle position.
40	Zach Rugg Johnstown (PA) Bishop McCort		OL	6-5/285	Connecticut
	Aside from being a powerful offensive lineman, Rugg also had 63 tackles and two sacks this fall.