Top Prep Star Finally Decides

Joe Ferguson, Recruiting Analyst
The nation's #1 college football prospect announced on Wednesday March 19th that he will be attending Ohio State in the fall. After mulling over offers from Oregon, Penn State and a late push by Michigan, Pryor finally decided to join the Buckeyes. Coach Tressel immediately welcomed him to the family and was very impressed that Terrell was able to take the time to think his decision through clearly. Pryor proved to a national TV audience why he is considered the nation's #1 recruit. Pryor was a man among boys as he passed, ran and led the east squad to a victory in the US Army All-American game in early January. Pryor, very deservingly, earned the prestigious Pete Dawkins Award given to the game's MVP. As a senior Pryor racked up just under 3,700 yards in total offense as he led his teammates to a PIAA title, and a perfect 16-0 season. During the campaign Pryor rushed for Read More...

In the end All-American WR Julio Jones went with his heart and picked the Alabama Crimson Tide over a host of other Top 10 schools. Jones, an acrobatic play-maker, took all five of his official visits before signing on the dotted line with Nick Read More...

Nick is a very serious ball player and he continues to work hard on his skills during the off-season. This past summer Nick was invited to the prestigious Kohl's Scholarship Camp where he earned the #2 overall ranking. Nick also had the longest Read More...

The #1 Kicker in Texas in this class will call Laramie home for the next 4 years as Ben Parks signed his letter of intent to play for the Cowboys. Stiff winds are coming on the open range in Laramie, but Parks has the leg strength and accuracy to Read More...

Bryan is a stellar two-way player at Klein Collins, but he projects out as a DB in college. Bryan has excellent speed and strength and he really knows how to fly to the football. Any time you hear a guy say he "loves to hit" you know he's a serious Read More...