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With less than a month until the May Evaluation Period, both college programs and recruiting sites alike are gearing up for a hectic couple of months. While the majority of the attention will be on finalizing grades for the Class of 2009, programs are also trying to identify and get a head start on those elite players in the following recruiting cycle. In fact, many of the nation's best juniors-to-be are already garnering major attention following stellar sophomore seasons, which is when colleges begin to take notice. Although there's still another seven months before players in the Class of 2010 can begin receiving written offers, verbal offers and written interest are being used liberally nowadays, because of the evaluation period being moved up almost a full calendar year, a direct correlation of the internet recruiting boom. And with that increased exposure, we can usually gauge who the highest regarded players in each class will be following their sophomore seasons. For example, 24 of the top 25 rated players in the current 2009 Rivals100 were either all-district or all-county and on the national radar as a sophomore, the lone exception being Corona Centennial LB Vontaze Burfict, who was academically ineligible for his sophomore season. The following is a position-by-poisition breakdown of how the Class of 2010 looks to be shaping up, and who to follow during the in-season of recruiting.
With less than a month until the May Evaluation Period, both college programs and recruiting sites alike are gearing up for a hectic couple of months. While the majority of the attention will be on finalizing grades for the Class of 2009, programs are also trying to identify and get a head start on those elite players in the following recruiting cycle. In fact, many of the nation's best juniors-to-be are already garnering major attention following stellar sophomore seasons, which is when colleges begin to take notice. Although there's still another seven months before players in the Class of 2010 can begin receiving written offers, verbal offers and written interest are being used liberally nowadays, because of the evaluation period being moved up almost a full calendar year, a direct correlation of the internet recruiting boom. And with that increased exposure, we can usually gauge who the highest regarded players in each class will be following their sophomore seasons. For example, 24 of the top 25 rated players in the current 2009 Rivals100 were either all-district or all-county and on the national radar as a sophomore, the lone exception being Corona Centennial LB Vontaze Burfict, who was academically ineligible for his sophomore season.
Over the next few weeks, I'll provide a position-by-position breakdown of how the Class of 2010 looks to be shaping up, and who to follow during the in-season of recruiting.
1. Terrelle Pryor 2. DaQuan Bowers 3. Marcus Forston 4. Julio Jones 5. Darrell Scott 6. Patrick Johnson 7. A.J. Green 8. Tyron Smith 9. T.J. Bryant 10. Nigel Bradham 11. Mike Adams 12. Matt Kalil 13. Will Hill 14. Arthur Brown 15. R.J. Washington 16. Michael Brewster 17. Baker Steinkuhler 18. Omar Hunter 19. Aaron Williams 20. Stephen Good 21. Nick Perry 22. Jermie Calhoun 23. Burton Scott 24. Jerrell Harris 25. Jonathan Baldwin 26. DeAngelo Tyson 27. DeVier Posey 28. Blake Ayles 29. Etienne Sabino 30. Blaine Gabbert 31. Rahim Moore 32. Marcus Robinson 33. DeAndre Brown 34. Matt Patchan 35. Dayne Crist 36. Ryan Baker 37. Brandon Harris 38. Ethan Johnson 39. D.J. Shoemate 40. E.J. Manuel 41. Aldarius Johnson 42. Kyle Rudolph 43. D.J. Monroe 44. Ryan Williams 45. Richard Samuel 46. A.J. Harmon 47. Darryl Stonum 48. Dan Buckner 49. Boubacar Cissoko 50. Uona Kaveinga 51. Jamie Harper 52. Brice Butler 53. Lamaar Thomas 54. Jarvis Humphrey 55. Michael Floyd 56. Armond Armstead 57. Chancey Aghayere 58. Mike Glennon 59. Ramon Buchanan 60. Jurrell Casey 61. Alonzo Lawrence 62. Ryan Bass 63. Jameel Owens 64. Corey Liuget 65. Brendan Beal 66. Moses McCray 67. Aaron Hester 68. Lucas Nix 69. Janoris Jenkins 70. Mark Barron 71. Gerell Robinson 72. Vaughn Telemaque 73. Cyrus Gray 74. Deion Walker 75. Kavario Middleton 76. Joseph Ibiloye 77. Dee Finley 78. Lynn Katoa 79. Joe Adams 80. Nigel Carr 81. Josh Jenkins 82. Shayne Hale 83. Sean Spence 84. Toby Jackson 85. Chris Tolliver 86. Josh Jarboe 87. E.J. Woods 88. Garrett Goebel 89. C.J. Holton 90. Tyler Love 91. Malik Jackson 92. Tavarres King 93. DeSean Hales 94. Barrett Jones 95. Steven Filer 96. Brandon Thompson 97. Jarrell Barbour 98. Dann O'Neill 99. Jacob Stoneburner 100. Darius Barksdale
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