2011 Big Board

Jonathon Battle – Disruption. Disruption. Disruption. He belongs on the defensive line at LSU. Great strength. Uses his hands well. Good initial burst. Keeps pad level low. In the backfield almost every play.

Beau Fitte – The top junior linebacker prospect in the state heading into the season.

Kendall Thompson – Could grow into a defensive end. Played a lot of end during sophomore year. LSU lean.

Anthony Wallace – Could grow into a defensive end. For film, check out the videos of teammates Corey Nelson and Domonique Patterson.

James Vaughters – BEAST, this guy is one.

Jeremy Griffin – A guy the LSU staff has taken an early look at. Speculated that his best football ahead may be as an H-back.

Chet Moss – Good technique. Sheds blocks well. Average in coverage despite having good speed. Playmaker. Good middle linebacker prospect.

P.L. Lindley – Turning heads at every 7-on-7 tournament stop. Plays well in the open field and in coverage. Good footwork. Needs to get stronger to help shed blocks. His aggressiveness will only grow as he gains more confidence. Could grow into a defensive end.

Trey Brown - Listed on the ESPN Rise Sophomore All American Team. Physical. If he gets a mean streak, watch out. Great range and speed for a linebacker.

Wayne Lyons – Has a nose for the ball. Aggressive. Excellent range and closing speed. Freakish ability shoot the gaps untouched. Good footwork and technique. Takes excellent pursuit angles. Undersized for a linebacker. Might need to be moved to safety although he has the speed and hips at his current size to play corner. Takes the term student-athlete seriously. Excellent prospect. LSU has an in with him, but his ties to Miami and Florida are a little stronger.

Effram Reed – Shifty scat-back that plays with quick feet and a short stride. Not afraid to get physical.

Harmon Brown – Elite speed. Great recovery speed allows him to make plays on his mistakes however few they may be. Lock down cover corner. Good ball skills and body control. Makes cutting and changing direction look easy. Got turned around in man coverage and he still made a play. Plays physical and cocky. Plays bigger than his size. Long arms. Playing press against larger receivers may be a problem.

J.J. Gaines – Looks like a good field general. Great poise. Good speed and athleticism, but he’s not quite as explosive as I thought he would be. Good prospect.

Jabari Prewitt – Head-hunter. Plays with a mean streak. Enforcer. Has safety speed and a great at closing. Good tackler. Needs a growth spurt. Also an accomplished swimmer.

Jaylon Finner - Ball hawk. A true centerfielder. Covers a lot of ground in a little amount of time. Good at breaking down the play and reading the quarterback.

JeVante Watson – Has Rueben Randle’s endorsement as the next big recruit out of North Louisiana. Supposedly playing quarterback for Bastrop this year. Some people feel that his best football ahead is on the defensive side of the ball.

Leroy Scott – Projected as the top defensive back in Texas. Much more physically mature than his peers. Very fluid hips and backpedal. Plays aggressive and cocky. Plays well against the run. Can lay the big hit. Well coached and his technique shows it. LSU was tied with Texas, if not ahead. Been to Texas multiple times since signing day 2009. It’s safe to assume they now lead.

Michael Mudoh – Natural corner. Excellent hips and backpedal. Ran a 4.17 shuttle. Thick body a on a short frame. Tons of upside if he can put it all together.

Miketavious Jones – Supposedly, it’s starting to click for him and his development is in hyper-drive this summer.

Nick Shepard – 1st Team All District as a sophomore. Plays safety but size and athleticism may make him a better corner prospect. Plays the run well. Physical. Great range. Good ball skills. Scary potential.

Quincy Aldridge - At 6'2", he's one of the taller cornerback prospects and he’s not done growing. Great speed and ball skills. Is he a lock down corner, ball hawking hard hitting safety or a catch everything wide receiver? All of the above. May grow into a safety or even a linebacker.

Sheroid Evans – Football and track prospect. Wants to play both in college. Plays safety but body type currently is more suited to playing corner. Tall and lanky. Raw as a prospect. Speed, athleticism and competitive steak gives him huge upside. He has the No. 3 time in the state (Texas) in the 200-meter dash (21.71 seconds) and the seventh-best time in the 400-meter dash (48.56 seconds).

If anything, go watch the highlights of these guys:
1. James Vaughters
2. Jonathon Battle
3. Marcus Hutchins
4. Wayne Lyons
5. Clifton Richardson

2011 has potential to be one of the best recruiting classes ever assembled

Thanks man

This is good stuff! Thanks

Gotta flip Anthony Johnson

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Gotta flip Anthony Johnson

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I, for one, think we will.

I have heard alot of good thing about Kyle Bracey 2011 QB (AMITE). It is good to see his name getting out there.

Lets see well take
Bergeron,D.Young,S.Flowers,C.Reed,C.Moss,P.L.Lindley,J.Finner,S.Evans,Q.Aldridge,D.Ash,C.Barnett and Nathan Hughes.

Georgia is quite the talented state next year and UGA coaches have been recruiting these kids for over a year. I believe they really like Vaughters at DE/TE, though. They will definitely be strong competition for anyone OOS for Crowell, Wright, Vaughters, and Uzomah. Jabriel Washington and Terry Bridgewater are also currently UGA leans, although it is still very early.