Rivals.com Prospect Rankings

Prospect Ranking

Rivals.com athletes 2007 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 1/30/2007

2007 Rank		Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Chad Jones Baton Rouge (LA) Southern Lab	ATH	6-2/220	LSU
	One of the nation's best has amazing ball skills.
2	John Chiles Mansfield (TX) Mansfield Summit	ATH	6-1/195	Texas
	Chiles is speedy and elusive no matter where he plays.
3	Joe Haden Ft. Washington (MD) Friendly	ATH	5-10/189	Florida
	Explosive with the ball in his hands.
4	Lamark Brown St. Louis (MO) Hazelwood West	ATH	6-3/215	Kansas State
	Receiver or running back, he’s good enough for either.
5	Gerald Jones Oklahoma City (OK) Millwood	ATH	6-0/185	Tennessee
	Easily the state's least well known prospect and arguably it's most naturally gifted.
6	Anthony Boyles Gardena (CA) Serra	ATH	6-3/185	Washington
	Running back or defensive back, he can do it all.
7	Golden Tate Hendersonville (TN) Pope John Paul II	ATH	5-11/175	Notre Dame
	Dominates his high school competition.
8	Malcolm Smith Woodland Hills (CA) Taft	ATH	6-2/200	Southern Cal
	Deadly athlete that could play all over.
9	Mark Barnes Columbia (SC) Richland Northeast	ATH	6-2/194	South Carolina
	Dynamic athlete is surprisingly polished at WR.
10	Phelon Jones Mobile (AL) McGill Toolen	ATH	6-1/185	LSU
	Elite athlete that can project in so many places.
11	Malachi Lewis Oxnard (CA) Rio Mesa	ATH	6-3/215	Oregon
	Moving up the charts quickly.
12	Earl Thomas Orange (TX) West Orange-Stark	ATH	5-10/174	Texas
	Thomas’ speed should help him no matter where he plays.
13	Greg Little Durham (NC) Hillside	ATH	6-2/214	North Carolina
	Could develop into a great safety or outside linebacker.
14	William Cole Cedar Hill (TX) Cedar Hill	ATH	5-10/165	Oklahoma State
	Had the best senior season of anybody in Texas.
15	Ron Brooks Irving (TX) Macarthur	ATH	6-0/170	LSU
	Brooks is flashy on the field on defense or offense.
16	Demarcus VanDyke Miami (FL) Pace	ATH	6-0/161	Miami-FL
	Blinding speed means he could play a number of places.
17	Cedric Everson Detroit (MI) Mumford	ATH	6-1/178	Iowa
	One of the fastest in the Midwest.
18	Bert Reed Panama City (FL) Bay	ATH	5-11/165	Florida State
	A guy that gives 100 percent on every play.
19	John Williams Breaux Bridge (LA) Breaux Bridge	ATH	5-11/175	LSU
	One of the most explosive athletes in Louisiana.
20	Brandon Paul Tallahassee (FL) Lincoln	ATH	5-10/185	Florida State
	Dynamic athlete could play a number of positions in college.
21	Stevan Ridley Natchez (MS) Trinity Episcopal	ATH	6-0/211	LSU
	Tigers dipped into Mississippi for this star.
22	Tony Logan Piscataway (NJ) Piscataway	ATH	5-10/170	Maryland
	Excellent speed on either side of the ball.
23	Johnnie Lee Dixon Belle Glade (FL) Glades Central	ATH	5-11/176	Auburn
	Auburn got a steal with this one.
24	Devon Torrence Canton (OH) Canton South	ATH	6-0/200	Ohio State
	Also one of Ohio’s best baseball players.
25	Harrison Smith Knoxville (TN) Catholic	ATH	6-2/201	Notre Dame
	Great size and speed.
26	Brandon Williams Beaumont (TX) Central	ATH	6-4/225	Texas A&M
	One of the top all-around athletes in the Lone Star State.
27	Joseph Hills Palmetto (FL) Palmetto	ATH	6-4/213	South Carolina
	Can go up and snatch the ball out of the air.
28	Reggie Dunn Los Angeles (CA) Verbum Dei	ATH	5-8/158	Oregon State
	One of the fastest and best WRs in the West.
29	Steve Paskorz Pittsburgh (PA) Hampton	ATH	6-1/215	Notre Dame
	Blue collar player with great work ethic.
30	Gilbert Moye Diboll (TX) Diboll	ATH	6-2/200	Missouri
	Moye looks for a big season after missing varsity time as a junior.
31	Jeremy Kerley Hutto (TX) Hutto	ATH	5-10/170	TCU
	Kerley’s athleticism makes him a great corner or receiver prospect.
32	Mason Robinson Somerville (NJ) Somerville	ATH	5-9/180	Rutgers
	Rutgers keeps local star at home.
33	Davon Morgan Richmond (VA) Varina	ATH	6-0/184	Virginia Tech
	Speedy safety prospect with good ball skills.
34	Denarius Moore Tatum (TX) Tatum	ATH	6-0/175	Tennessee
	Speed allows him to be recruited as a corner or receiver.
35	Sam Proctor Pearland (TX)	ATH	6-0/202	Oklahoma
	If calling the signals doesn't work, Proctor could play receiver or safety.
36	Aaron Harris Baldwin Park (CA) Baldwin Park	ATH	5-9/167	list
	Could star at running back or corner in college
37	Leroy Diggs Batesville (MS) South Panola	ATH	5-11/190	list
	Very quick and athletic.
38	Willie White Kingsland (GA) Camden County	ATH	6-3/183	Georgia Tech
	Frame and versatility give him a high value.
39	Billy Chavis Beaumont (TX) Westbrook	ATH	6-4/220	Texas A&M
	Big frame, versatility, but Chavis still looking for the perfect position.
40	Anthony Anderson Knoxville (TN) Austin-East	ATH	6-0/175	Tennessee
	Could help the Vols in multiple areas.
41	Johnny Brown Charleston (MS) Charleston	ATH	6-0/190	Ole Miss
	Should find a home in the Rebels' secondary.
42	Chris Smith Birmingham (AL) Huffman	ATH	6-0/203	list
	Andre Smith's little brother is a skilled athlete.
43	Jonathan Williams Greenville (NC) Rose	ATH	6-1/190	East Carolina
	MVP of the Shrine Bowl.
44	Max Milien Arlington (VA) Yorktown	ATH	6-1/200	Virginia
	Rushed for 1,475 yards on 143 carries and scored 20 touchdowns as a junior.
45	Shane Horton Sherman Oaks (CA) Notre Dame	ATH	6-2/190	UNLV
	One of the top players for one of the best teams in LA.
46	Art Evans Lakeland (FL) Evangelical Christian	ATH	6-1/185	Tennessee
	Could end up being a steal for Tennessee.
47	Moses Jenkins Lauderdale Lakes (FL) Boyd Anderson	ATH	6-2/169	Florida
	Has the tools, needs polish.
48	Victor Reynolds Arlington (TX) Grace Prep	ATH	6-0/195	list
	Every year Oak Creek has a star and Reynolds is this year’s edition.
49	Nathan Bussey Washington (D.C.) Dunbar	ATH	6-2/202	Illinois
	Named all-league, all-conference and all-district as a junior.
50	Trenton Hughes Virginia Beach (VA) Kempsville	ATH	5-11/173	Maryland
	Terps get a good one.
51	De'von Bailey Lawton (OK) Eisenhower	ATH	6-2/200	SMU
	Bailey could star at either receiver or safety in college.
52	Marquis Maze Birmingham (AL) Tarrant	ATH	5-8/160	Alabama
	A big-play threat with the ball in his hands.
53	D.J. Thomas Ashland (VA) Patrick Henry	ATH	5-10/170	Virginia Tech
	Rushed for 1,350 yards on 130 carries and 15 touchdowns and added nine interceptions as a junior.
54	Skylar Jones Middletown (OH) Middletown	ATH	5-10/169	Wake Forest
	Explosive at quarterback, could be a star at a number of positions
55	Devin Veal Sierra Vista (AZ) Buena	ATH	5-11/161	Arizona
	Continues to get better and will be great when he gets to play natural position.
56	Talmadge Jackson Temecula (CA) Chaparral	ATH	5-8/175	Oregon
	Great at the NIKE Camp, even better as a senior.
57	Prince Amukamara Glendale (AZ) Apollo	ATH	6-1/180	Nebraska
	Is one of the biggest sleepers in the West.
58	D.J. Campbell North Las Vegas (NV) Cheyenne	ATH	6-0/177	California
	Teams love his athletic ability but could be lockdown corner
59	Tyler Sash Oskaloosa (IA) Oskaloosa Senior	ATH	6-1/190	Iowa
	Sash should be known as Slash because he can do a number of things well.
60	Anthony Perkins Northglenn (CO) Northglenn	ATH	5-10/177	Colorado
	Committed early to play for Dan Hawkins at CU
61	Titus Young Los Angeles (CA) University	ATH	5-10/152	Boise State
	Type of player Boise State turns into a star.
63	Damien Davis Mart (TX) Mart	ATH	6-5/185	Oklahoma State
	Davis is expected to play receiver at Oklahoma State.
64	Tyson Butler Fort Myers (FL) Cypress Lake	ATH	5-11/170	South Florida
	Tremendous athlete that projects at a number of spots.
65	Tysyn Hartman Wichita (KS) Kapaun Mt. Carmel	ATH	6-3/191	Kansas State
	Plays QB in high school but could project at a number of spots.
66	A'Jami Guyton Homestead (FL) Homestead	ATH	5-10/179	UCF
	Excellent footspeed. Stock could soar his senior year.
67	Kamar Aiken Hollywood (FL) Chaminade Madonna	ATH	6-1/198	UCF
	Could play in the secondary or at wide receiver.
68	James Rogers Madison Heights (MI) Lamphere	ATH	6-1/195	Michigan
	Earned a scholarship with a dominating performance at UM’s summer camp
69	Ryan Mathews Bakersfield (CA) West	ATH	5-11/198	Fresno State
	Got offers early and could project all over the field
70	Jamie Graham Nashville (TN) Whites Creek	ATH	5-11/175	Vanderbilt
	Vandy stays close to home for this local star.