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Rivals.com: The Rivals100 2006 | Rivals.com | last sorted on 4/22/2006

2006 Rank		Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Percy Harvin Virginia Beach (VA) Landstown	WR	6-1/188	Florida
	One word best describes Harvin: explosive.
2	Andre Smith Birmingham (AL) Huffman	OL	6-4/325	Alabama
	One of the most dominant offensive line prospects in the last 10 years.
3	Chris Wells Akron (OH) Garfield High School	RB	6-1/228	Ohio State
	Power, elusiveness, vision…Wells has it all.
4	Gerald McCoy Oklahoma City (OK) Southeast	DT	6-4/305	Oklahoma
	A dominant and polished defensive tackle.
5	Sergio Kindle Dallas (TX) Woodrow Wilson	LB	6-4/225	Texas
	Once he learns his position, the sky is the limit for this great athlete.
6	Matthew Stafford Dallas (TX) Highland Park	QB	6-3/210	Georgia
	Will he win the starting quarterback job at UGA as a freshman?
7	Vidal Hazelton Chatham (VA) Hargrave Military Academy	WR	6-3/193	USC
	Was the top wide receiver at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
8	C.J. Spiller Lake Butler (FL) Union County	RB	5-10/190	Clemson
	Rob Spence will use Florida's top prospect in a number of ways.
9	Allen Bradford Colton (CA) Colton	LB	5-11/219	Southern Cal
	Will be a dominant defensive player at USC.
10	Mitch Mustain Springdale (AR) Springdale	QB	6-3/208	Arkansas
	A host of postseason accolades for this Arkansas gunslinger.
11	Sam Young Ft. Lauderdale (FL) St. Thomas Aquinas	OL	6-8/302	Notre Dame
	Size and footwork give Young NFL potential.
12	Myron Rolle Princeton (NJ) The Hun School	ATH	6-2/214	Florida State
	Polished athlete should have an early impact in Tallahassee.
13	Brandon Spikes Shelby (NC) Crest Senior	LB	6-4/235	Florida
	Spikes dominated two postseason all-star games at middle linebacker.
14	Reshad Jones Atlanta (GA) Booker T. Washington	DB	6-1/173	Georgia
	Projects as a safety, but is talented enough to play anywhere in the secondary.
15	Brandon Graham Detroit (MI) Crockett	LB	6-2/250	Michigan
	The big, athletic Graham was Michigan’s top overall prospect by a mile.
16	Taylor Mays Seattle (WA) O'Dea	ATH	6-3/218	Southern Cal
	Versatility and athleticism are Mays’ biggest strengths.
17	Robert Rose Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus	DE	6-4/255	Ohio State
	Is Rose the next great Ohio State pass rusher?
18	Stafon Johnson Los Angeles (CA) Dorsey	RB	5-11/200	Southern Cal
	Rushed for more than 1,800 yards as a senior and can also play safety.
19	A.J. Wallace Pomfret (MD) McDonough	DB	6-1/195	Penn State
	Drew the attention of college coaches as early as his sophomore year.
20	Al Woods Elton (LA) Elton	DT	6-4/329	LSU
	A huge, athletic defensive tackle with big-time upside.
21	Ricky Sapp Bamberg (SC) Bamberg-Ehrhardt	DE	6-4/225	Clemson
	Still developing, Sapp is cat-quick with receiver-like straight line speed.
22	Tim Tebow Ponte Vedra Beach (FL) Nease	QB	6-3/217	Florida
	One of the top overall athletes in the country.
23	C.J. Gable Sylmar (CA) Sylmar	ATH	5-11/180	Southern Cal
	Another versatile running back-type heading to Southern Cal.
24	Brandon Warren Alcoa (TN) Alcoa	DE	6-2/230	Florida State
	Tenacious pass-rusher could also play tight end.
25	Eddie Jones Kilgore (TX) Kilgore	DE	6-3/240	Texas
	Showed his toughness during Army All-American practices.
26	Stephen Schilling Bellevue (WA) Bellevue	OL	6-5/290	Michigan
	Could have the best feet of any offensive line prospect this year.
27	James Aldridge Crown Point (IN) Merrillville	RB	6-1/215	Notre Dame
	Tough runner between the tackles, but can get to the outside, too.
28	Carl Johnson Durham (NC) Southern High	OL	6-6/348	Florida
	Already making his presence felt at Florida.
29	Antwine Perez Camden (NJ) Wilson	DB	6-1/199	Southern Cal
	Headhunter could be the next great Jersey get for USC.
30	Daron Rose Tampa (FL) Jefferson	OL	6-5/310	Florida State
	The top prospect in Hillsborough County, Fla., impressed at the CaliFlorida Bowl.
31	Jared Odrick Lebanon (PA) Lebanon	DT	6-5/303	Penn State
	Space eater can play on either side of the line.
32	Michael Goodson Klein (TX) Klein Collins	RB	6-0/205	Texas A&M
	When he gets to the outside, there isn’t a better running back in this class.
33	Jamere Holland Woodland Hills (CA) Taft	ATH	6-1/175	Southern Cal
	Had nearly 1,000 yards receiving during his senior season.
34	Jermaine Gresham Ardmore (OK)	TE	6-7/230	Oklahoma
	Could develop into a headache for teams wanting to stop the Sooners’ passing attack.
35	Demarco Murray Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman	RB	6-0/183	Oklahoma
	Murray could be a tailback or a slot receiver.
36	Micah Johnson Ft. Campbell (KY)	DE	6-2/267	Kentucky
	The South’s top jumbo athlete chose to stay in-state and play for the Wildcats.
37	Marcus Ball Stone Mountain (GA) Stephenson	LB	6-0/204	Florida State
	Good enough to play linebacker or safety in college.
38	Shareece Wright Colton (CA) Colton	DB	5-11/180	Southern Cal
	By the end of the season, Wright was California’s top cornerback.
39	Carlos Brown Franklin (GA) Heard County	RB	6-0/205	Michigan
	Brown will make his share of big plays in the Big House before all is said and done.
40	Joshua Tatum Oakland (CA) McClymonds	LB	6-0/219	Southern Cal
	Tough Tatum stalks opposing ball carriers and strikes them.
41	Benjamin Tate Newark (MD) Snow Hill	RB	5-10/204	Auburn
	A complete running back, Tate will make noise at Auburn during his career.
42	Adron Tennell Irving (TX) Irving	WR	6-5/200	Oklahoma
	A big target with good speed, Tennell has pro potential if he develops.
43	LeSean McCoy Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt	RB	5-11/204	Miami-FL
	When he gets his grades in order, McCoy will make an impact on college football.
44	Butch Lewis Aurora (CO) Regis Jesuit	DT	6-6/280	Southern Cal
	Multiple college programs coveted Lewis ability on both sides of the ball.
45	Jonas Mouton Venice (CA) Venice	DB	6-2/212	Michigan
	Michigan won a late recruiting battle with Texas and USC.
46	Maurice Evans Middle Village (NY) Christ The King	DE	6-3/245	Penn State
	Evans showed his pass-rushing ability at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
47	Jarred Fayson Tampa (FL) Hillsborough	ATH	6-0/184	Florida
	Tremendous speed and versatility made Fayson a big get for the Gators.
48	Derrick Hill Oakland (CA) McClymonds	DT	6-1/278	California
	Hill will keep his nasty game in the Bay Area at Berkeley.
49	Tim Hawthorne Homewood (AL) Homewood	WR	6-2/199	Auburn
	Size, speed and elusiveness set Hawthorne apart.
50	Charles Scott Jonesboro (LA) Hodge	RB	6-0/215	LSU
	Scott is a powerful runner who is talented enough to play defense if needed.
51	Darrin Walls Pittsburgh (PA) Woodland Hills	DB	6-0/172	Notre Dame
	Walls was the top prospect in Western Pennsylvania.
52	Deantwan Whitehead Birmingham (AL) West End	DE	6-6/245	Louisville
	The sky is the limit for Whitehead.
53	Chykie Brown Houston (TX) North Shore	DB	6-1/175	Texas
	Brown rivaled any corner in the country during his senior season.
54	Demetrius Jones Chicago (IL) Morgan Park	QB	6-3/192	Notre Dame
	There isn’t a QB in this class that plays with more moxie than Jones.
55	Connor Smith Cincinnati (OH) Colerain	OL	6-6/300	Ohio State
	Buckeye legacy will make an impact in Columbus.
56	Tervaris Johnson Miami (FL) Monsignor Pace	DB	6-2/211	Miami-FL
	The top prospect in traditionally talent-rich Dade County.
57	Vondrell McGee Longview (TX)	RB	5-10/190	Texas
	McGee’s balance and tenacious running style give him the chance to be great.
58	Antonio Logan-El Forestville (MD) Forestville High	OL	6-4/307	Penn State
	One of the most bizarre recruiting announcements ever.
59	Ryan Hill Tallahassee (FL) Rickards	DB	6-0/178	Miami-FL
	Speed and athletic ability give Hill the tools for success.
60	Allen Walker Olive Branch (MS) Olive Branch	ATH	6-2/200	Ole Miss
	Walker can play a number of positions at Ole Miss.
61	Jevan Snead Stephenville (TX) Stephenville	QB	6-3/205	Texas
	Will we see Snead lead the Longhorns this season?
62	Derek Simmons Fairfield (CA) Armijo	DE	6-4/268	Southern Cal
	Simmons was one of the top overall prospects on Southern Cal’s board.
63	J'Marcus Webb Mesquite (TX) North Mesquite	OL	6-8/285	Texas
	Webb has the raw tools to be a dominant tackle in the Big 12.
64	Justin Boren Pickerington (OH) North	OL	6-3/319	Michigan
	Boren will be a 2-3 year plug in the middle of the Michigan line.
65	Akeem Hebron Gaithersburg (MD) Good Counsel	LB	6-1/195	Georgia
	A prototypical UGA defensive player, Hebron runs around and hits people.
66	David Ausberry Lemoore (CA) Lemoore	WR	6-4/213	Southern Cal
	More consistency catching the ball is all Ausberry is missing.
67	Michael Morgan Dallas (TX) Skyline	LB	6-2/200	Southern Cal
	As Morgan continues to grow, so does his pro potential.
68	Jake Locker Ferndale (WA) Ferndale	QB	6-3/210	Washington
	Can the West’s top quarterback lead the Huskies back to prominence?
69	Damon McDaniel Virginia Beach (VA) Landstown	WR	6-0/192	Florida State
	McDaniel wanted to be his own man and chose Florida State.
70	Emmanuel Moody Coppell (TX) Coppell	RB	6-1/195	Southern Cal
	Some say that Moody was by far the best back in Texas.
71	Devin Ross Rancho Cucamonga (CA) Rancho Cucamonga	DB	5-11/185	Arizona
	Despite his size, Ross can cover with the best of them.
72	J.B. Walton Indian Head (MD) Lackey	OL	6-3/275	Penn State
	Walton is a nasty blocker who could also play defense.
73	Knowshon Moreno Middletown (NJ) Middletown South	RB	5-11/205	Georgia
	Big-time runner between the tackles with the speed to get outside.
74	Raeshon McNeil Mocksville (NC) Davie County	DB	6-0/175	Notre Dame
	McNeil showed off his coverage ability in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
75	NaDerris Ward Oakland (CA) McClymonds	TE	6-5/247	Georgia
	Ward could develop into the next Leonard Pope in Athens.
76	Marcus Sims Tallahassee (FL) North Florida Christian	LB	6-0/211	Florida State
	Little brother will follow in Ernie’s footsteps.
77	Deon Beasley Orange (TX) West Orange Stark	ATH	5-10/160	Texas
	Beasley is an explosive threat on offense.
78	Jeremiha Hunter Harrisburg (PA) Harrisburg	LB	6-2/220	Iowa
	Hunter has the tools to be a star in Iowa City.
79	Charles Deas Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Dillard	DT	6-4/315	LSU
	Despite missing his senior season, Deas is a dominant DT.
80	Isiah Williams Chicago (IL) Chicago Vocational	QB	6-2/207	Illinois
	The cannon-armed Williams should play early at Illinois.
81	Konrad Reuland Mission Viejo (CA) Mission Viejo	TE	6-6/239	Notre Dame
	Reuland will become a big target in Charlie Weis’ offense.
82	Derrick Odom Jackson (MS) Callaway	LB	6-2/196	LSU
	The rangy Odom has good speed and is a disruptor.
83	Darian Hagan Los Angeles (CA) Crenshaw	DB	5-11/180	California
	Hagan has excellent ball skills in the secondary.
84	Anthony Lewis Haltom City (TX) Haltom	LB	6-2/220	Texas A&M
	Being part of “The Wrecking Crew” fits Lewis perfectly.
85	Dorin Dickerson Imperial (PA) West Allegheny	ATH	6-2/202	Pittsburgh
	Dickerson will be an upgrade whichever position he chooses.
86	Lamarr Houston Colorado Springs (CO) Doherty	DE	6-2/257	Texas
	Projects as an interior defensive lineman, and a good one.
87	Terry Grant Lumberton (MS) Lumberton	RB	5-10/180	Alabama
	Grant has the jets to develop into a homerun threat.
88	Raymond Small Cleveland (OH) Glenville Academic Campus	WR	5-10/173	Ohio State
	The wiry Small will have his share of moments in C-Bus.
89	Jared Norton Rowlett (TX) Rowlett	LB	6-3/232	Texas
	A great senior season propelled Norton into the Rivals100.
90	DeAndre McDaniel Tallahassee (FL) Godby	DB	6-0/185	Clemson
	McDaniel’s ball skills make him a future star at safety.
91	Adam Patterson Columbia (SC) Richland Northeast	DT	6-2/256	Michigan
	May be better-suited for middle linebacker in the Big Ten.
92	Josh Freeman Grandview (MO)	QB	6-6/231	Kansas State
	Has all the tools to be a very nice quarterback.
93	Greg Mathews Orlando (FL) Edgewater	WR	6-2/189	Michigan
	Big-time hands and leaping ability make Mathews a threat.
94	Jeremy Ricker Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt	QB	6-2/201	Maryland
	Is Ricker the answer for the Terps?
95	Damian Williams Springdale (AR) Springdale	WR	6-1/180	Arkansas
	Mustain’s favorite target was a big late pick-up for the Hogs.
96	Kylan Robinson Tampa (FL) Chamberlain	RB	6-1/215	Miami-FL
	Big, shifty and explosive Robinson could play this year.
97	Jared Mitchell New Iberia (LA) Westgate	WR	5-11/197	LSU
	One of the top athletes in Louisiana also is a standout baseball prospect.
98	Earl Alexander Phenix City (AL) Central	ATH	6-4/200	Alabama
	Unlimited upside once he learns a position.
99	Riley Cooper Clearwater (FL) Catholic	ATH	6-4/208	Florida
	Big and fast, Cooper will pose problems for teams that play the Gators.
100	Justin Anderson Ocilla (GA) Irwin County	OL	6-5/320	Georgia
	A road-grader who will help the Dawgs continue to run the ball well.