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Picked up a Navy offer.

Committed to ASU

You can't blame Ault for Lippincott. It's not like Taua came in and sucked last year...

Everyone wants to talk about this team because of R. Griffin, who granted is a very good QB. But too many people are overlooking Joe Pawelek and Jordan Lake. They will both be First Team All Conference by the end of the year.

Garrett Graham is one of the best TEs in the country.

Holds Offer From Indiana Listed at 6-5, 190-lbs with a 4.5. Of course everyone is listed with a 4.5 these days if you get what I'm saying.

LeFevour is great, but I think from an athletic perspective he is actually a little behind EMU QB Andy Schmitt, who when healthy is really the ultimate spread QB. But LeFevour understands the game better than Schmitt and has a better arm, so that's why we will see LeFevour in the NFL and Schmitt...

So what? Tebow, McCoy, and Bradford all play in more of a "spread" system than Davis did. Ball State is actually remarkably balanced and conventional compared to what a lot of teams are running these days, including MAC rival CMU and their great QB Dan LeFevour.

You are incorrect. Coach Hoke has a defensive background. If you don't like Davis that's fine, but don't say he was the "product of the offensive system the last coach installed" when you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Coach Stan Parrish recruited Davis while the QB coach in...

I saw Moeller in the spring game. Kid is a stud. Don't forget about Stoneburner as a TE/WR

Zach Maynard is biracial. Hamlin is one of Gill's favorite players.

Knipp and Baker are the best in the MAC. Orsbon was a stud as a true FROSH.

Unfortunatly it looks like Fry is burried on the depth chart...

Don't forget Gaffney. He could supplement Toby. Actually I hope he does, considering Toby could take a beating.

Cole was solid as a rFr last year. Obviously, he is MUCH more athletic than given credit for. You have to be to play WR in the ACC these days, especially at VT.

CR, Can you provide a link? I (like you) would like to see Welch on the field in 2009, but the best I've read is that he will be used in compliment with Blevins and Priest...I know he was "named" the starter coming out of spring ball, but you and I know that does not mean a whole lot these days...

Welch will be third string. I have no idea where you get the idea he's a first teamer. Blevins is the main guy. (Not an indictment against Welch, but I just have no idea where you get the idea that he starts ahead of the starter from a year ago)

Yea I saw something about him on a website recently. They said he was the 49th best non bcs player in the country. Edited by: Mike

"A few players came in already holding FBS scholarship offers and they showed why they had them. Potosi (Mo.) running back Brandon Bourbon drove six hours and fought through a hamstring injury to turn in an outstanding showing. He measured in at a solid 6'1, 210-lbs and ran a 4.44 forty at that...

6-3, receiver with 4.5 speed. 29 ypc in 2010 for The Woodlands high school. Scout.com Profile (includes highlights) Holds offers from SMU and Texas St. This is a guy who I can see picking up several more offers if he has some good camp showings.

Thanks for posting all these guys CR. I will be following their progress.

Marc Mariani might be the most athletic senior wideout in the country next season, regardless of division.

Zwinggi is very fast. But he does not run a 4.18. That's some of the biggest BS I have ever read in my life. It's almost as bad as all those Florida kids who claim they runs "4.2s"

TJ: If you watch his highlights I think he could be a good return man at the college level. I also think he is a real solid blocker who should excel in that slot role. A lot of Michigan fans seem down on this commitment. I've seen people question why this team is taking a "lowly three star...

Scout.com Profile Had offers from Tulane, Stanford, and Michigan. Sounds like a decent fit. I think Fred Jackson is a good guy. Hopefully their offense will be better tuned by the time Dileo gets there.