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Rivals.com Rivals250 2013 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 2/3/2013

2013 Rank			Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Robert Nkemdiche Loganville (GA) Grayson		DE	6-5/260	Ole Miss
	Nkemdiche finished his varsity career with 43 sacks.
2	Vernon Hargreaves III Tampa (FL) Wharton		DB	5-11/185	Florida
	Hargreaves finished his senior year with 100 tackles, 5 interceptions and 4 forced fumbles.
3	Jaylon Smith Fort Wayne (IN) Bishop Luers		LB	6-3/212	Notre Dame
	Smith finished off his high school career in November with his fourth state title in as many years
4	Carl Lawson Alpharetta (GA) Milton		DE	6-2/253	Auburn
	Lawson finished his senior season with 26 sacks and 36 tackles for loss.
5	Laquon Treadwell Crete (IL) Crete Monee		WR	6-3/198	Ole Miss
	Treadwell caught 83 passes for 1,450 yards and 23 total touchdowns as a senior, leading Crete-Monee to the Class 6A state title
6	Kenny Bigelow Elkton (MD) Eastern Christian Academy		DT	6-3/295	USC
	In four games this year, Bigelow had twelve sacks and was selected as a U.S. Army All-American.
7	Max Browne Sammamish (WA) Skyline		QB	6-5/215	USC
	Browne has completed more than 73 percent of his passes for 4,142 yards with 45 touchdowns and four interceptions through 13 win as a senior.
8	Derrick Green Richmond (VA) Hermitage		RB	6-0/220	Michigan
	Only playing the first half of most games because of blowouts, Green amassed 1,350 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior.
9	Kendall Fuller Olney (MD) Our Lady Of Good Counsel		DB	5-11/189	Virginia Tech
	Fuller finished his season with three interceptions, and on offense he added 1,077 all-purpose yard and ten touchdowns
10	Jalen Ramsey Nashville (TN) Brentwood Academy		DB	6-0/190	Florida State
	Ramsey finished the regular season with 614 yards receiving and eight touchdowns on offense and 38 tackles and 3 interceptions on defense.
11	Jonathan Allen Ashburn (VA) Stone Bridge		DE	6-3/263	Alabama
	Allen had more than 100 tackles as a senior for Stone Bridge.
12	Su'a Cravens Murrieta (CA) Vista Murrieta		DB	6-1/205	USC
	Cravens has five rushing touchdowns, eight receiving scores plus 95 tackles and three interceptions through 13 victories as a senior.
13	Reuben Foster Auburn (AL) Auburn		LB	6-1/244	Alabama
	Foster led team to an 11-2 record while collecting 80 tackles, nine for loss, five sacks and a forced fumble.
14	Laremy Tunsil Lake City (FL) Columbia		OL	6-6/295	Ole Miss
	Tunsil anchored an offense that averaged 37 points per game and led his team an 11-2 mark.
15	Matthew Thomas Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington		LB	6-3/205	Florida State
	Thomas battled through injuries to collect 56 tackles, eight sacks, and a pair of interceptions that he returned for touchdowns.
16	O.J. Howard Autauga (AL) Autauga Academy		TE	6-6/235	Alabama
	Despite missing four games because of a knee injury, Howard still had 12 touchdown receptions this season.
17	Thomas Tyner Beaverton (OR) Aloha		RB	6-0/200	Oregon
	Tyner rushed for 3,415 yards with 47 touchdowns in his senior season.
18	Tre'Davious White Shreveport (LA) Green Oaks		DB	5-11/175	LSU
	White was a leader on offense, defense, and special teams for Green Oaks
19	Greg Bryant Delray Beach (FL) American Heritage School		RB	5-11/197	Notre Dame
	Bryant ran for 1,447 yards and 17 scores and added 308 yards receiving with three touchdowns as a senior.
20	Chris Jones Houston (MS) Houston		DE	6-5/250	Mississippi State
	Jones exploded out of nowhere to record 160 tackles, 45 for loss, and 14 sacks en route to All-American honors.
21	Eddie Vanderdoes Auburn (CA) Placer		DT	6-3/310	Notre Dame
	Vanderdoes finished with 72 tackles and nine sacks for an 11-1 team.
22	Leon McQuay III Seffner (FL) Armwood		DB	6-2/185	USC
	McQuay finished the season with 54 tackles, five interceptions, one forced fumble, and one blocked field goal.
23	Frank Herron Memphis (TN) Central		DE	6-5/260	LSU
	A finalist for Tennessee’s Mr. Football, Herron finished his senior season with 14 sacks.
24	Christian Hackenberg Fork Union (VA) Fork Union Military Academy		QB	6-4/212	Penn State
	Hackenberg completed 156 of 291 passes for 2,144 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior.
25	Montravius Adams Vienna (GA) Dooly County		DT	6-3/290	Auburn
	Adams had more than 100 tackles as a senior
26	Mike Mitchell Plano (TX) Prestonwood Christian Academy		LB	6-4/216	Ohio State
	Mitchell had more than 200 tackles as a senior
27	Ty Isaac Joliet (IL) Joliet Catholic		RB	6-3/215	USC
	Isaac finished his high school career with over 1,500 yards this season and 5,315 yards for his career
28	Alex Anzalone Wyomissing (PA) Wyomissing Area		LB	6-3/229	Florida
	Anzalone had more than 100 tackles and more than 1,000 yards rushing as a senior.
29	Taquan Mizzell Virginia Beach (VA) Bayside		RB	5-10/183	Virginia
	In 12 games this season, Mizzell Rushed for over 1,300 yards, accounted for over 2,000 all-purpose yards and scored 31 total touchdowns.
30	Max Redfield Mission Viejo (CA) Mission Viejo		DB	6-2/195	Notre Dame
	Redfield was utilized on an offense that averaged nearly 52 points per game and was crucial at safety for an 11-1 team.
31	Dorian Johnson Belle Vernon (PA) Belle Vernon Area		OL	6-6/280	Pittsburgh
	Johnson went head to head with Nkemdiche and Lawson at Under Armour and impressed.
32	Vonn Bell Rossville (GA) Ridgeland		DB	6-1/190	Ohio State
	Bell played both ways while leading his team to the state semifinals.
33	A'Shawn Robinson Fort Worth (TX) Arlington Heights		DT	6-4/320	Alabama
	Robinson played up and down the Arlington Heights defensive front as a senior in 2012
34	Chris Hawkins Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Rancho Cucamonga		DB	5-11/170	USC
	Hawkins had 53 tackles, two interceptions and also caught two touchdown passes in his senior season.
35	Jalin Marshall Middletown (OH) Middletown		ATH	5-11/196	Ohio State
	Marshall rushed for 1,421 yards with 14 touchdowns and threw for 765 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2012
36	Derrick Henry Yulee (FL) Yulee		RB	6-3/243	Alabama
	Henry posted a Florida state rushing record with 4,260 yards and 55 touchdowns on 464 carries during monster senior year.
37	Marquez North Charlotte (NC) Mallard Creek		WR	6-3/205	Tennessee
	Prior to being injured, North had 20 receptions for 322 yards and seven touchdowns, while rushing for 642 yards and 18 touchdowns on only 45 carries.
38	Kelvin Taylor Belle Glade (FL) Glades Day		RB	5-11/216	Florida
	Taylor had another monster year rushing for 2,423 yards on 237 carries and 41 touchdowns.
39	Cameron Burrows Trotwood (OH) Trotwood-Madison		DB	6-0/203	Ohio State
	Burrows helped Trotwood-Madison reach the state title game in both his junior and senior seasons
40	Ricky Seals-Jones Sealy (TX) Sealy		ATH	6-5/220	Texas A&M
	Despite missing five games in the middle of the season with a dislocated knee cap, Seals-Jones contributed as a quarterback, wide receiver, safety, and return man for Sealy
41	Kent Perkins Dallas (TX) Lake Highlands		OL	6-5/300	Texas
	Perkins helped his team to an 8-3 season.
42	Mackensie Alexander Immokalee (FL) Immokalee		DB	5-11/175	Clemson
	Alexander racked up 40-plus tackles, five interceptions, five pass break ups, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery.
43	Derrick Griffin Rosenberg (TX) Terry		WR	6-6/215	Miami
	Griffin has more than 600 yards receiving and double digit touchdowns as a senior.
44	Tray Matthews Newnan (GA) Newnan		DB	6-0/194	Georgia
	Through ten games, Matthews had 29 receptions for 528 yards and six touchdowns on offense and 51 tackles on defense.
45	Alvin Kamara Norcross (GA) Norcross		RB	5-10/197	Alabama
	Kamara rushed for more than 1,500 yards and 20 scores as a senior.
46	Robert Foster Monaca (PA) Central Valley		WR	6-3/187	Alabama
	Through 10 games, Foster had 43 receptions for 736 yards and eight touchdowns. He also had 43 carries for 340 yards and 10 touchdowns
47	Joey Bosa Fort Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas		DE	6-5/270	Ohio State
	The Ohio State commit has missed time with injuries, but is the unquestioned leader on a defense that is giving up less than 12 points per game.
48	Keith Ford Cypress (TX) Cypress Ranch		RB	5-11/195	Oklahoma
	Through 13 games, Ford rushed for 1,772 yards and 23 touchdowns on 269 carries, and another 488 yards and 4 TDs on 14 receptions
49	Al-Quadin Muhammad Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep		DE	6-4/225	Miami
	Muhammad had over 10 sacks while leading his team to the state semifinals.
50	Ethan Pocic Lemont (IL) Lemont		OL	6-7/285	LSU
	Pocic helped lead Lemont to an 11-2 record and a state semifinals appearance as a senior
51	Khaliel Rodgers Elkton (MD) Eastern Christian Academy		OL	6-3/300	USC
	Rodgers anchored the Eastern Christian Academy offensive line in all four games this season.
52	Demarcus Robinson Fort Valley (GA) Peach County		WR	6-2/200	Florida
	Robinson finished his senior season with 47 receptions for 957 yards and 12 touchdowns.
53	Altee Tenpenny North Little Rock (AR) North Little Rock		RB	6-0/212	Alabama
	Tennpenny rushed for over 1,000 yards and 20 TDs as a senior
54	Steven Mitchell Mission Hills (CA) Bishop Alemany		WR	5-10/176	USC
	Mitchell helped lead an offense than averaged more than 42 points per game as a senior.
55	Ira Denson Madison (FL) Madison		OL	6-4/317	Florida State
	Denson is a key cog for the Madison County offense that averaged 37 points per game.
56	Priest Willis Tempe (AZ) Marcos De Niza		DB	6-2/185	UCLA
	Willis notched 55 tackles, two interceptions, 1.5 sacks and one fumble recovery through his team’s first 12 games
57	DeMarcus Walker Jacksonville (FL) Sandalwood		DE	6-4/280	Florida State
	Walker notched 16 sacks and 30 tackles for loss during 7-3 senior season.
58	Brendan Mahon Randolph (NJ) Randolph		OL	6-5/315	Penn State
	Mahon helped his team to a 7-4 season this fall.
59	Wyatt Teller Bealeton (VA) Liberty		DE	6-4/264	Virginia Tech
	As a senior, Teller had 11 sacks, 123 tackles, 15 tackles for a loss and four forced fumbles.
60	Steve Elmer Midland (MI) Midland		OL	6-6/305	Notre Dame
	Elmer was named the state of Michigan’s Division 1-2 player of the year as a senior
61	Dee Liner Muscle Shoals (AL) Muscle Shoals		DE	6-3/281	Alabama
	Liner registered 79 tackles, 14 for loss with four sacks, one interception, and one blocked punt as a senior.
62	Justin Davis Stockton (CA) Lincoln		RB	6-1/194	USC
	Davis compiled 1,927 rushing yards with 26 touchdowns in his senior season.
63	Alvin Bailey Seffner (FL) Armwood		WR	5-11/170	Florida
	Bailey accounted for over 1,000 yards of offense and 13 touchdowns.
64	Keanu Neal Bushnell (FL) South Sumter		DB	6-1/203	Florida
	Neal was the anchor on a unit that went 11-1 and had three shut outs.
65	Darius James Killeen (TX) Harker Heights		OL	6-5/319	Texas
	James broke his foot in the first game of the 2012 season, but came back just in time to play both ways in Harker Heights’ playoff loss to DeSoto
66	ArDarius Stewart Fultondale (AL) Fultondale		ATH	6-1/190	Alabama
	Stewart threw for 15 touchdowns and rushed for 29 touchdowns.
67	Marcell Harris Orlando (FL) Dr. Phillips		DB	6-1/207	Florida
	Despite missing four games with a knee injury, Harris registered 52 tackles and eight pass break ups.
68	DeSean Smith Lake Charles (LA) Barbe		TE	6-4/222	LSU
	Smith continues to be a big receiving target for Barbe as they prepare to play for a state championship
69	Robbie Rhodes Fort Worth (TX) Southwest		WR	6-1/186	Baylor
	Rhodes finished 2012 with 30 receptions for 913 yards and 15 TDs for a 30.43 yard per reception average. He also recorded 269 yards and 5 TDs on 34 carries.
70	Henry Poggi Baltimore (MD) Gilman School		DT	6-4/260	Michigan
	Poggi had 63 tackles, 17 for a loss, 14.5 sacks and three forced fumbles as a senior. On offense, he had ten receptions for 134 yards
71	Troy Williams Harbor City (CA) Narbonne		QB	6-0/173	Washington
	Williams has thrown for 2,409 yards with 35 touchdowns and five interceptions and also rushed for nine scores through 13 victories.
72	Ryan Green St. Petersburg (FL) Catholic		RB	5-10/187	Florida State
	Green missed all but one game during senior year with a shoulder injury.
73	Hayden Rettig Los Angeles (CA) Cathedral		QB	6-4/210	LSU
	Rettig threw 40 touchdown passes on a 10-win team as a senior.
74	John Montelus Everett (MA) Everett		OL	6-5/295	Notre Dame
	Montelus helped Everett to a 9-1 season this fall. It seems like his season is complete
75	Terrell Newby West Hills (CA) Chaminade		RB	5-10/180	Nebraska
	Newby rushed for more than 2,000 yards as a senior.
76	James Quick Louisville (KY) Trinity		WR	6-1/180	Louisville
	Quick finished his season with 85 catches for 1,416 yards and 16 TDs.
77	Grant Hill Huntsville (AL) Huntsville		OL	6-6/301	Alabama
	Hill helped his team to a 7-5 record while reaching the second round of the playoffs.
78	Adam Breneman Camp Hill (PA) Cedar Cliff		TE	6-5/228	Penn State
	Breneman missed his entire senior season because of a knee injury
79	Tyren Jones Marietta (GA) Walton		RB	5-9/215	Alabama
	Finished his senior season with 287 carries for 1,854 yards and 18 touchdowns, despite missing time with a knee injury.
80	Tahaan Goodman Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Rancho Cucamonga		DB	6-2/185	UCLA
	Goodman finished with 59 tackles and also rushed for nine touchdowns as a senior.
81	Shane Morris Warren (MI) De La Salle		QB	6-3/183	Michigan
	Morris missed three games due to mono, but in six games he completed 62 of 113 passes for 738 yards and six touchdowns
82	Patrick Kugler Wexford (PA) North Allegheny		OL	6-5/280	Michigan
	Kugler has helped North Allegheny win the WPIAL Class 4A Title with a perfect 13-0 record going into the PIAA quarterfinals against McDowell.
83	Holland Fisher Midlothian (VA) Manchester		DB	6-1/196	Virginia Tech
	Fisher played only played six games but still accumulated 72 tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, five sacks, five forced fumbles and one interception
84	Ezekiel Elliott St. Louis (MO) John Burroughs School		RB	6-0/198	Ohio State
	Elliott rushed for more than 1,700 yards and 37 touchdowns to help his team to a 13-2 record
85	Damore'ea Stringfellow Moreno Valley (CA) Rancho Verde		WR	6-2/205	Washington
	Stringfellow helped lead an offense that averages 36 points per game.
86	Antonio Conner Batesville (MS) South Panola		DB	6-2/202	Ole Miss
	Conner posted 69 tackles, three interceptions, and 17 passes defended while leading his team to a Class 6A state title.
87	T.J. Logan Greensboro (NC) Northern Guilford		RB	5-9/175	North Carolina
	Logan rushed for more than 3,000 yards as a senior.
88	Yannick Ngakoue Washington (DC) Friendship Collegiate Academy		LB	6-3/240	Maryland
	Ngakoue had more than 60 tackles and 18 sacks as a senior.
89	Eli Apple Voorhees (NJ) Eastern		DB	6-0/185	Ohio State
	Apple had more than 20 pass breakups as a senior Offensively he added 39 receptions for 770 yards and four touchdowns.
90	Evan Lisle Centerville (OH) Centerville		OL	6-6/265	Ohio State
	Lisle was a first team all-conference selection as a senior
91	Deoundrei Davis Cypress (TX) Cypress Woods		LB	6-3/215	Texas
	Davis was a standout defender before seeing his season come to an end prematurely due to a knee injury
92	Kendell Beckwith Jackson (LA) East Feliciana		ATH	6-3/228	LSU
	Beckwith helped guide East Feliciana to a 9-4 record and the state semifinals
93	Jeremy Johnson Montgomery (AL) Carver		QB	6-6/215	Auburn
	Johnson threw for 3,194 yards and 31 touchdowns against seven interceptions while adding 702 yards rushing and nine more scores.
94	Michael Hutchings Concord (CA) De La Salle		LB	6-2/210	USC
	Hutchings has 88 tackles, 2.5 sacks and two interceptions through 13 victories
95	Tony Stevens Orlando (FL) Evans		WR	6-3/175	Auburn
	Stevens had 516 yards receiving on 29 receptions and 7 TDs.
96	Justin Manning Dallas (TX) Kimball		DT	6-2/275	Texas A&M
	Manning played defensive tackle and defensive end helping Kimball to a 9-3 season in 2012.
97	Peter Kalambayi Matthews (NC) Butler		LB	6-3/238	Stanford
	Finished with 97 tackles, six sacks, three forced fumbles and one interception while leading his team to a state championship.
98	Antwuan Davis Bastrop (TX) Bastrop		DB	6-0/180	Texas
	Davis had 23 tackles, three interceptions and one fumble recovery. On offense he rushed for 295 yards and two touchdowns on 28 carries
99	Anu Solomon Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman		QB	6-1/202	Arizona
	Solomon completed 135 of his 195 passes for 2,648 yards and 32 touchdowns headed into his team’s final game of the season.
100	Dontre Wilson DeSoto (TX) DeSoto		RB	5-10/174	Ohio State
	Wilson rushed for more than 1,800 yards as a senior.
101	Garrett Sickels Little Silver (NJ) Red Bank Regional		DE	6-4/245	Penn State
	In 10 games this season, Sickels had 12 sacks.
102	Hunter Henry Little Rock (AR) Pulaski Academy		TE	6-6/235	Arkansas
	Henry ended the 2012 season with 1,449 yards and 15 TDs on 107 receptions
103	Tyler Boyd Clairton (PA) Clairton		WR	6-1/168	Pittsburgh
	Boyd complied over 1,800 yards rushing and scored 43 touchdowns helped Clairton to the nation’s longest active winning streak and the WPIAL Class A title.
104	Kyle Bosch Wheaton (IL) St. Francis		OL	6-5/311	Michigan
	Bosch earned first team all-state honors in both his junior and senior seasons
105	Trey Johnson Lawrenceville (GA) Central Gwinnett		LB	6-1/222	Ohio State
	Johnson finished his senior season with 140 tackles and four sacks.
106	Dorian O'Daniel Olney (MD) Our Lady Of Good Counsel		LB	6-1/201	Clemson
	O’Daniel recorded 25.5 tackles, two sacks, two pass-breakups and one forced fumble. On offense he racked up 1,307 yards and18 touchdowns.
107	Elijah Daniel Avon (IN) Avon		DE	6-3/249	Auburn
	Daniel finished his senior season with approximately 80 tackles and 12 sacks
108	Ryan Burns Ashburn (VA) Stone Bridge		QB	6-4/218	Stanford
	Through 13 games, Burns completed passed for 2,337 yards and 28 touchdowns. He broke the school records for touchdowns in a game, with six in one half, and passing yards in a season.
109	Dymonte Thomas Alliance (OH) Marlington		DB	6-2/192	Michigan
	Thomas finished his senior seasons with 70 tackles, one interception and one fumble recovery, while rushing for 1,270 yards and 18 touchdowns on 175 carries
110	E.J. Levenberry Jr. Woodbridge (VA) C. D. Hylton		LB	6-3/226	Florida State
	Going into the state semi finals, Levenberry had152 tackles, two and a half sacks, one interception, 11 pass-breakups and two forced fumbles.
111	Stacy Coley Oakland Park (FL) Northeast		WR	6-1/175	Miami
	Coley hauled in 29 passes for 513 yards and ten scores while adding 95-yard interception return touchdown.
112	Larenz Bryant Charlotte (NC) Vance		LB	6-1/215	South Carolina
	Through 12 games, Bryant had 98 tackles and 11 sacks. On offense he added 1,776 yards rushing and 21 touchdowns.
113	Tim Williams Baton Rouge (LA) University Laboratory School		DE	6-3/235	Alabama
	Williams helped lead University to the state semifinals and a 13-2 record
114	Earnest Robinson Pinson Valley (AL) Pinson Valley		WR	6-3/200	Auburn
	Robinson caught 46 passes for 873 yards and 12 scores in 2012
115	Mike McCray Trotwood (OH) Trotwood-Madison		LB	6-4/230	Michigan
	McCray was named the Ohio’s Division 2 defensive player of the year in 2012
116	Josh Boutte New Iberia (LA) Westgate		OL	6-5/305	LSU
	Despite a tough start, Boutte helped lead his team to three straight wins to end the season.
117	Alex Collins Plantation (FL) South Plantation		RB	5-11/207	Arkansas
	Collins managed to rush for 1,276 yards and 14 touchdowns while missing time with some minor injuries.
118	Austin Golson Prattville (AL) Prattville		OL	6-6/284	Ole Miss
	Golson was the most consistent offensive player on a team that finished the season 5-5.
119	Tarean Folston Cocoa (FL) Cocoa		RB	5-10/195	Notre Dame
	Folston rushed for 1,618 yards and sixteen touchdowns and added two touchdown receptions.
120	Kelsey Griffin Hoschton (GA) Mill Creek		DT	6-2/282	South Carolina
	Griffin finished his senior season with 89 tackles and 10 sacks.
121	Kylie Fitts Redlands (CA) East Valley		DE	6-4/260	UCLA
	Fitts finished with 31 tackles and four sacks during an injury-plagued senior season.
122	Malik Zaire Kettering (OH) Archbishop Alter		QB	6-0/196	Notre Dame
	Zaire was a first team all state selection in Ohio’s Division III as a senior
123	Daniel McMillian Jacksonville (FL) First Coast		LB	6-3/220	Florida
	McMillan picked off five passes and led his team to a 10-1 season.
124	Isaac Rochell McDonough (GA) Eagle's Landing Christian		DE	6-5/260	Notre Dame
	Rochell played both ways while leading his team to the state semifinals
125	Cody Thomas Colleyville (TX) Heritage		QB	6-5/220	Oklahoma
	Thomas completed 264 of 419 passes for 4,154 yards and 46 touchdowns, with six interceptions, leading Colleyville Heritage to a 10-2 record and the second round of the playoffs.
126	Derwin Gray Washington (DC) Friendship Collegiate Academy		OL	6-4/291	Maryland
	Gray helped his team to a 6-3 season this fall.
127	Jake Raulerson Celina (TX) Celina		DE	6-5/262	Texas
	Starting on the offensive line and defensive line, Raulerson’s play helped his team to a 10-3 record and the third round of the playoffs.
128	Christian Morris Memphis (TN) Memphis East		OL	6-6/293	UCLA
	Morris started all 10 games for his team at left tackle.
129	Shelton Gibson Cleveland Heights (OH) Cleveland Heights		WR	6-1/175	West Virginia
	Gibson clocked a 10.71 100 meters and a 21.35 200 meters on the track last spring
130	Isaiah Golden Carthage (TX) Carthage		DT	6-2/295	Texas A&M
	Through 13 games, Golden has been a mainstay in the trenches for Carthage, and has helped the Bulldogs to an 11-2 record
131	Jourdan Lewis Detroit (MI) Cass Tech		DB	5-10/159	Michigan
	Lewis caught 49 passes for 751 yards and six touchdowns on offense, had three special teams touchdowns and an interception this fall
132	Caleb Brantley Crescent City (FL) Crescent City		DT	6-3/304	Florida
	Brantley helped his team to the playoffs and a 5-5 record.
133	Cole Luke Chandler (AZ) Hamilton		DB	6-0/165	Notre Dame
	Luke took snaps on offense, defense and functioned as a return man and intercepted five passes as a senior.
134	Doug Randolph Richmond (VA) Woodberry Forest School		LB	6-3/237	Notre Dame
	Randolph had double digit sacks as a senior.
135	Mark Dodson Jr. Memphis (TN) Whitehaven		RB	5-10/193	Ole Miss
	Dodson finished his senior year with 3,295 yards rushing and 37 touchdowns.
136	Ahmad Fulwood Jacksonville (FL) Bishop Kenny		WR	6-4/189	Florida
	Fulwood sustained a shoulder injury in the final game of 9-4 season.
137	Kenny Hill Southlake (TX) Carroll		QB	6-1/205	Texas A&M
	Through 13 games, Hill completed 187 of 273 passes for 3,030 yards and 26 touchdowns, with only three interceptions. He also rushed for 1,322 yards and 28 touchdowns
138	Tyrell Robinson San Diego (CA) Lincoln		ATH	6-4/185	Oregon
	Robinson finished with 103 tackles and 11 sacks in his senior season.
139	Kameron Miles Mesquite (TX) West Mesquite		DB	6-2/200	Texas A&M
	Miles finished the 2012 season with 42 Total tackles (19 Solo, 23 Assists), 6 Tackles For Loss, 1 INT, 9 pass break ups.
140	Jared Goff Kentfield (CA) Marin Catholic		QB	6-4/190	California
	Goff has thrown for about 3,000 yards with 35 touchdowns through 13 games.
141	Asiantii Woulard Winter Park (FL) Winter Park		QB	6-3/205	UCLA
	Woulard suffered an ankle injury in the last game of the season while leading team to a 4-6 record.
142	Chris Fox Parker (CO) Ponderosa		OL	6-6/297	Michigan
	Fox helped lead an offense that averaged 232 rushing yards per game and finished the year with an 11-1 record.
143	Maurice Smith Sugar Land (TX) Dulles		DB	6-0/180	Alabama
	Smith was a standout on offense and defense in 2012, recording 21 receptions for 389 yards and 7 TDs and an INT
144	Jake Butt Pickerington (OH) Pickerington North		TE	6-6/235	Michigan
	Butt had 58 receptions for 767 yards and 12 touchdowns in his first 12 games as a senior
145	Anthony Jennings Marietta (GA) Marietta		QB	6-2/202	LSU
	Jennings completed 140-of-223 passes for 1,983 yards with 21 touchdowns and just six interceptions during the regular season.
146	Michael Hill Pendleton (SC) Pendleton		DT	6-3/315	Ohio State
	Hill’s senior season ended early after tearing a ligament in his hand. He played eight games, where he finished with eight tackles for a loss and four sacks
147	Jake Oliver Dallas (TX) Jesuit		WR	6-4/194	Texas
	Oliver finished the 2012 season with 93 receptions for 1,354 yards and 18 TDs and became the all-time reception leader in Texas, previously held by Jordan Shipley
148	Marcus Baugh Riverside (CA) J.W. North		TE	6-4/233	Ohio State
	Baugh finished with 38 catches for 610 yards and three touchdowns and added 54 tackles as a senior.
149	Jon Reschke Bloomfield (MI) Brother Rice		LB	6-2/229	Michigan State
	Reschke had 133 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and eight sacks on a state championship team.
150	Tim Kimbrough Indianapolis (IN) Warren Central		LB	6-1/226	Georgia
	Kimbrough had 121 tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, seven sacks, four forced fumbles and one interception in 10 games as a senior
151	Chans Cox Lakeside (AZ) Blue Ridge		LB	6-3/230	Arizona State
	Cox was plagued by injuries in 2012, but managed 40 tackles, two sacks, a pair of forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery.
152	J.T. Barrett Wichita Falls (TX) Rider		QB	6-1/209	Ohio State
	Barrett’s season ended early because of a torn ACL. In the five games he played he rushed for 569 yards and seven touchdowns on 90 carries, and passed for 748 yards and five touchdowns
153	Tyree Robinson San Diego (CA) Lincoln		ATH	6-4/180	Oregon
	Robinson averaged nearly 19 yards per catch in his senior season.
154	D.J. Ward Moore (OK) Southmoore		DE	6-3/245	Oklahoma
	Ward was ruled ineligible for his senior season because of transfer rules, but will enroll at Oklahoma in January
155	Brandon Kublanow Marietta (GA) Walton		OL	6-3/289	Georgia
	Kublanow played all three line positions while blocking for fellow Rivals250 running back Tyren Jones.
156	Reeve Koehler Honolulu (HI) St. Louis		OL	6-3/321	Arkansas
	Koehler anchored an offense that averaged 384.5 yards per game this season
157	Cornelius Elder Nashville (TN) Ensworth		ATH	5-11/170	Miami
	Elder finished his high school career with 6,351 rushing yards, including 2,617 and 36 touchdowns as a senior.
158	Cord Sandberg Bradenton (FL) Manatee		QB	6-3/205	Mississippi State
	Sandberg passed for over 2,400 yards with 34 touchdowns against one interception.
159	Aaron Bailey Bolingbrook (IL) Bolingbrook		QB	6-2/215	Illinois
	Bailey missed several games as a senior with a knee sprain
160	Kerrick Huggins Dallas (TX) Skyline		DT	6-4/283	Oklahoma
	Huggins led his team to double digit wins this season.
161	Joe Mathis Upland (CA) Upland		DE	6-4/254	Washington
	Mathis finished with 77 tackles and 10 sacks in his senior season.
162	Hunter Bivin Owensboro (KY) Apollo		OL	6-7/288	Notre Dame
	Bivin started all 11 games at left tackle.
163	Torrodney Prevot Houston (TX) Alief Taylor		DE	6-3/201	Oregon
	Prevot recorded double digit sacks as a senior in 2012 and helped propel Taylor to the second round of the playoffs.
164	Nick Washington Jacksonville (FL) Trinity Christian		DB	6-0/183	Florida
	Washington rushed for 738 yards and 10 touchdowns along with18 catches for 270 yards. He also added three interceptions on defense.
165	David Dawson Detroit (MI) Cass Tech		OL	6-4/282	Michigan
	Dawson played left tackle on a Cass Tech team that won their second straight Division 1 state title in 2012
166	Denver Kirkland Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington		OL	6-5/333	Arkansas
	Kirkland was a key cog on state final bound squad that is averaging a Miami-Dade County best 45.2 points per game.
167	Danny Etling Terre Haute (IN) Terre Haute South Vigo		QB	6-3/200	Purdue
	Etling finished his senior season completing 109 of 211 passes for 1,505 yards and 11 touchdowns with nine interceptions
168	Andrew Billings Waco (TX) Waco		DT	6-1/305	Baylor
	Billings was named all-state on both offense and defense as a senior in 2012.
169	Johnny Johnson Fresno (CA) Central East		DB	5-10/175	UCLA
	Johnson helped lead his team to an 11-win season.
170	Jason Carr Memphis (TN) White Station		DE	6-6/280	Tennessee
	Carr was named all-district after starting all 10 games at defensive end.
171	Bucky Hodges Virginia Beach (VA) Salem		QB	6-5/225	Virginia Tech
	Through 10 ten games as a senior, Hodges threw for 2,380 yards with 19 passing touchdowns and six interceptions. On the ground he had 627 yards and scored 10 touchdowns.
172	Rami Hammad Irving (TX) Irving		OL	6-5/320	Texas
	Hammad spent 2012 as an offensive tackle earning all-district honors in his senior campaign
173	Stanvon Taylor Tulsa (OK) East Central		ATH	5-11/165	Oklahoma
	Taylor recorded 67 receptions for 1,106 yards and 15 TDs, two rushing touchdowns, four interceptions, and an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown as a senior
174	Darren Carrington San Diego (CA) Horizon		WR	6-2/187	Oregon
	Carrington had 51 receptions for 902 yards and 12 touchdowns in his senior season.
175	Billy Price Youngstown (OH) Austintown Fitch		DT	6-4/280	Ohio State
	Price was named Division I Player of the Year in Ohio as a senior.
176	William Fuller Philadelphia (PA) Roman Catholic		WR	6-1/168	Notre Dame
	In 10 games as a senior, Fuller had 57 receptions for 930 yards with eight touchdowns, 1 kick return for a touchdown and three interceptions on defense.
177	Jeremy Cutrer Kentwood (LA) Jewel Sumner		DB	6-3/175	Junior College
	Cutrer worked both sides of the ball as a senior in 2012, helping Sumner to a 7-5 record
178	Francis Owusu Westlake Village (CA) Oaks Christian		WR	6-3/195	Stanford
	Owusu finished with 52 catches for 915 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior.
179	Tim Harris Richmond (VA) Varina		DB	6-2/190	Virginia
	As a senior, Harris made 62 tackles, had two interceptions and scored two touchdowns.
180	Nico Falah Bellflower (CA) St. John Bosco		OL	6-4/267	USC
	Falah helped lead an offense that averaged about 38 points per game.
181	Na'Ty Rodgers Pomfret (MD) McDonough		OL	6-5/278	South Carolina
	Rodgers helped his team to a 9-2 season this fall.
182	Josh Banderas Lincoln (NE) Lincoln Southwest		LB	6-2/220	Nebraska
	Banderas had 119 tackles, 11 for loss, three sacks and three interceptions on defense while adding 1,237 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns on offense in 2012.
183	Jordan Cunningham Fort Lauderdale (FL) University School		WR	6-3/175	Vanderbilt
	Cunningham grabbed 50 passes for 725 yards and eight touchdowns while leading the Suns to a state final appearance.
184	Tyrone Crowder Rockingham (NC) Richmond County		OL	6-2/315	Clemson
	Crowder was a key member of a high-octane offense that finished the season 11-2.
185	Johnathan Ford New Hope (AL) New Hope		RB	5-11/190	Auburn
	Ford ran for 1,466 yards and 24 touchdowns on 109 carries while playing defensive back.
186	Devon Allen Phoenix (AZ) Brophy Prep		WR	6-1/190	Oregon
	Allen had 43 receptions for 749 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior. He also set state records in the 110-meter hurdles and the 300-meter hurdles.
187	Artie Burns Miami (FL) Northwestern		DB	6-0/183	Miami
	Burns registered 81 tackles, two interceptions, one fumble recovery, and two kick return touchdowns on special teams.
188	Jake Campos West Des Moines (IA) Valley		OL	6-7/250	Iowa State
	Campos led West Des Moines Valley to a 10-3 record in 2012
189	Hatari Byrd Fresno (CA) Central East		DB	6-1/190	Oklahoma
	Byrd helped lead a defense that gave up less than 17 points per outing.
190	Quinton Powell Daytona Beach (FL) Mainland		LB	6-2/190	USC
	Powell directed his team to a 9-5 season and quarterfinal playoff appearance.
191	John Lopez Orange (CA) Lutheran		OL	6-6/315	UCLA
	Lopez helped lead his team to six wins this season.
192	Cooper Bateman Salt Lake City (UT) Cottonwood Senior		QB	6-3/215	Alabama
	Bateman's team struggled this season as the offense averaged only about 20 points and won only three games.
193	Jeryl Brazil Loranger (LA) Loranger		DB	5-10/181	LSU
	Brazil worked at quarterback and defensive back in 2012, helping Loranger to a 9-2 season
194	L.J. Moore Fresno (CA) Central East		DB	6-1/170	Oklahoma
	Moore helped lead his team to 11 wins as a senior.
195	Johnathon McCrary Ellenwood (GA) Cedar Grove		QB	6-4/200	Vanderbilt
	McCrary finished his senior season passing for 2,927 yards with 28 touchdowns.
196	Marcus McWilson Youngstown (OH) Cardinal Mooney		DB	6-0/195	Kentucky
	McWilson finished his senior season with 57 solo tackles, 12 tackles for loss and three interceptions
197	James Hearns Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln		LB	6-3/230	list
	Hearns returned from a knee injury during his junior year to force 50 tackles and two interceptions during senior season.
198	Joey Ivie Dade City (FL) Pasco		DE	6-4/270	Florida
	Ivie collected 89 tackles, 12 sacks, three forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery for a team that recorded seven shut outs.
199	Myles Jack Bellevue (WA) Bellevue		LB	6-2/215	UCLA
	Jack helped lead an offense that averaged more than 46 points per game.
200	Kevin Olsen Wayne (NJ) Wayne Hills		QB	6-3/196	Miami
	Olsen missed a majority of his senior season with an injury, but he was healthy for four games and threw for 435 yards and five touchdowns.
201	Jermaine Grace Miramar (FL) Miramar		LB	6-1/196	Miami
	Grace led his team to the second round of the state playoffs on a defense that gave up less than 16 points per game.
202	Nadir Barnwell Piscataway (NJ) Piscataway		ATH	6-0/190	Rutgers
	Going into the state semifinals, Barnwell had passed for 459 yards and five touchdowns. He also helped lead a defense that allowed 11 points per game.
203	Will Likely Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central		DB	5-7/172	Maryland
	Likely had around 40 tackles, 3 interceptions and 2 kick return touchdowns to go with 4 punt return TDs.
204	Jayme Thompson Toledo (OH) Central Catholic		DB	6-2/183	Ohio State
	Thompson helped lead Central Catholic to the Division 2 state title as a senior
205	Rickey Jefferson Destrehan (LA) Destrehan		DB	6-0/180	LSU
	Jefferson was a key contributor at receiver for Destrehan in 2012
206	Deon Hollins Jr. Missouri City (TX) Fort Bend Marshall		LB	6-2/225	UCLA
	Through 13 games, Hollins has helped Fort Bend Marshall to a 13-0 season as a leader on the defensive side of the ball
207	Ben Boulware Anderson (SC) T. L. Hanna		LB	6-0/225	Clemson
	Boulware was a standout in both the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and the Under Armour Game
208	Fred Ross Tyler (TX) John Tyler		WR	6-1/200	Mississippi State
	Through 12 games, Ross has 63 receptions for 1,290 yards and 18 touchdowns, while adding 26 carries for 144 yards and three touchdowns
209	Ishmael Wilson Dallas (TX) Bishop Dunne		OL	6-5/275	Texas A&M
	Wilson was a key contributor on the offensive front, and helped lead Bishop Dunne to the first round of the playoffs and a 4-7 finish
210	Sebastian Larue Santa Monica (CA) Santa Monica		WR	5-10/175	Texas A&M
	LaRue finished with 51 receptions for 868 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior.
211	Mitchell Parsons Parker (CO) Chaparral		TE	6-5/230	Vanderbilt
	Parsons caught 45 passes for 755 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior.
212	Ebenezer Ogundeko Brooklyn (NY) Thomas Jefferson		DE	6-3/227	Clemson
	In nine games as a senior, Ogundeko racked up 74 tackles, 17 sacks and two touchdowns.
213	Cameron Hunt Corona (CA) Centennial		OL	6-4/267	Oregon
	Hunt helped lead a team that won 14 games, played in the state bowl championship game, and an offense that averaged 49 points per game.
214	Taj Williams Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln		WR	6-4/175	Indiana
	Williams had over 500 yards receiving with nine touchdowns and added four interceptions on defense.
215	Noel Ellis New Orleans (LA) Edna Karr		DB	5-10/170	Texas A&M
	Ellis recorded 25 tackles, 8 INTs, 6 PBUs, 2 fumble recoveries and 10 total return TDs while leading his team to a state championship.
216	Devin Lauderdale Houston (TX) Bellaire		WR	5-11/170	Texas Tech
	Lauderdale finished 2012 with 27 receptions for 583 yards and nine touchdowns, with 12 carries for 127 yards and three touchdowns.
217	Tyshon Dye Elberton (GA) Elbert County		RB	6-0/200	Clemson
	A four-year letterman, Dye’s senior season was cut short due to a broken ankle.
218	Caleb Day Hilliard (OH) Darby		ATH	6-0/188	Illinois
	Day rushed for 463 yards and nine touchdowns, had 32 receptions for 490 yards and six touchdowns and collected 45 tackles, five interceptions and two fumble recoveries as a senior
219	Jalen Reeves-Maybin Clarksville (TN) Northeast		ATH	6-1/198	Tennessee
	Entering the final game of his senior season, Maybin had rushed 1,925 yards and 24 touchdowns as an option quarterback.
220	D.J. Park Dillon (SC) Dillon		OL	6-6/335	South Carolina
	Park led his team to a 14-1 record as a senior.
221	Jason Hatcher Louisville (KY) Trinity		DE	6-2/240	Kentucky
	Hatcher finished the regular season with 12 sacks and helped Trinity win a Kentucky State Championship.
222	Mike Williams Santee (SC) Lake Marion		WR	6-4/185	Clemson
	As a senior, Williams had 54 receptions for 1,295 yards and ten touchdowns. Defensively he also added 15 tackles and three interceptions.
223	Corey Clement Glassboro (NJ) Glassboro		RB	5-11/205	Wisconsin
	Clement had complied 2,122 yards rushing on 182 carries and scored 32 rushing touchdowns heading into the state finals.
224	Jordan Sherit Tampa (FL) Hillsborough		DE	6-5/234	Florida
	Sherit posted 21 tackles, six sacks, and a fumble recovery before suffering a knee injury that caused him to miss the rest of his senior season.
225	Jermaine Kelly Los Angeles (CA) Salesian		DB	6-2/185	Washington
	Kelly had four receiving touchdowns and five interceptions for an 11-win team.
226	Chase Abbington St. Peters (MO) Fort Zumwalt South		ATH	6-4/210	Missouri
	Abbington rushed for 1,459 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior. He also picked off a pair of passes from the safety position.
227	Isaiah Jones Milton (FL) Milton		WR	6-4/194	Florida State
	Jones had 435 yards receiving on 31 receptions and four scores with one rushing TD.
228	Adam Taylor Katy (TX) Katy		RB	6-1/210	Nebraska
	Taylor missed almost the entire junior season with an injury but has recovered well rushing for 2,755 yards and 44 TDs for state champion Katy.
229	Thomas Duarte Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei		WR	6-3/225	UCLA
	Duarte had 50 catches for 920 yards and 15 touchdowns through 13 games.
230	Reggie Davis Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln		WR	6-0/159	Georgia
	Davis accounted for over 453 yards of total offense and four touchdowns.
231	Antonio Allen Indianapolis (IN) Ben Davis		DB	5-10/205	Indiana
	Allen had 73 tackles, two tackles for loss, two interceptions and a fumble recovery as a senior.
232	John Diarse Monroe (LA) Neville		WR	6-0/202	LSU
	Through 13 games, Diarse rushed for 1,176 yards and 20 touchdowns on 121 carries, while completing 87 of 146 passes for 1,552 yards and 17 touchdowns
233	Brendan Langley Marietta (GA) Kell		DB	6-1/188	Georgia
	Langley finished the season with six interceptions on defense and 13 receiving touchdowns on offense.
234	Laquvionte Gonzalez Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill		ATH	5-10/148	Texas A&M
	Through 13 games, Gonzalez has rushed for 1,223 yards and 19 TDs on 141 carries, and caught 29 passes for 305 yards and 4 TDs
235	A.J. Turman Orlando (FL) Boone		RB	6-0/205	Georgia
	Turman ran for 1,245 yards and fifteen scores during senior campaign.
236	Kyrion Parker Manvel (TX) Manvel		WR	6-3/185	Texas A&M
	Parker finished 2012 with 42 receptions for 899 yards and 14 TDs
237	Taco Charlton Pickerington (OH) Central		DE	6-6/249	Michigan
	Charlton played both ways as a senior, collecting 116 tackles, 24 tackles for loss and 19 sacks on defense
238	Jamal Carter Miami (FL) Southridge		DB	6-1/175	Miami
	Carter recorded 74 tackles and an interception in 2012.
239	Darius Latham Indianapolis (IN) North Central		DT	6-5/291	Indiana
	Latham collected 46 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and four sacks in nine games as a senior.
240	Darius Paige Foley (AL) Foley		DT	6-4/314	Alabama
	Paige had 55 tackles, 10 hurries, 6 sacks, and four forced fumbles as a senior.
241	Ross Douglas Avon (OH) Avon		DB	5-10/180	Michigan
	Douglas recorded three interceptions and rushed for 1,363 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior
242	Jayron Kearse Fort Myers (FL) South Fort Myers		ATH	6-4/195	Clemson
	Kearse tallied 87 tackles, three sacks, and three interceptions while blocking a punt and scoring four touchdowns.
243	Ra'Shaad Samples Dallas (TX) Skyline		WR	6-0/170	Oklahoma State
	Samples recorded 62 receptions for 1,072 yards and 23 scores while completing 170 of 315 passes as a senior.
244	David Kenney Indianapolis (IN) Pike		DE	6-2/250	Indiana
	Kenney finished his senior season with 60 tackles including 17 for loss and 13 sacks
245	Darrell Daniels Oakley (CA) Freedom		WR	6-4/205	Washington
	Daniels finished with 54 receptions for 947 yards and 11 touchdowns for a 9-win team
246	Greg Gilmore Hope Mills (NC) South View		DT	6-4/275	LSU
	Gilmore finished the year with 79 tackles and two sacks.
247	Jason Smith Mobile (AL) McGill Toolen		ATH	6-1/187	Auburn
	Smith led his team to an 12-1 record while playing QB en route to being named Class 6A All-State Honorable Mention.
248	Connor Mitch Raleigh (NC) Wakefield		QB	6-3/210	South Carolina
	Mitch finished his senior season with 4,714 passing yards and 64 touchdowns.
249	Eldridge Massington Mesquite (TX) West Mesquite		WR	6-3/205	UCLA
	Massigton was sidelined for the 2012 season with a torn ACL.
250	Austin Sanders Cleveland (TN) Bradley Central		OL	6-5/300	Tennessee
	Sanders started all 11 games for Bradley Central and also won Tennessee’s Class 3A Mr. Football award.