JEFF LUC

JHAG just boomed you and DON JUAN YANOWSKY, son!!!

I know we don't have a chance, but he is in Knoxville.

best hitter i have seen in a long time. his highlight vid is sick!!! This kid is going to be a machine. I just hope he gets out of the sec!

UF

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What are the chances of getting this stud to play on the bayou?

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From what I hear, about 75%.....

















once in Oct. 2011 and once in Oct 2013

Good stuff Lynx

1 Seantrel Henderson -- barring injury, this kid is a lock to be a future pro. He is about as sure a thing as it gets.

2 Lache Seastrunk-- if he gets in the right system (which I think he will), then he is explosive. He won't ever be an every down guy, but he is electric. Everyone knows him, so no reason to extrapolate.

3 Darius White--Speed with great size. Needs to add on some weight, but this guy looks to be the next big thing. Natural athlete that is what every WR coach dreams about.

4 Marcus Lattimore-- I am tempted to say bust here. He plays on a great team which has gotten him a ton of publicity. He doesn't do anything spectacularly, but is very good across the board at the high school level. I don't think he will live up to the #4 overall player in the country. I think he will be good, but there will be MUCH better players (more than 3) that come out of this year's class.

5 Matt Elam--FML. Why does this kid have to go to UF? I just went through his film and it is some of the most impressive I have ever seen on BOTH sides of the football. If he were 2 inches taller he would battle Sentrel H. for #1 in the country IMO. He is a little on the small side (listed at 6'0) but that is literally the ONLY drawback to this kid. He looks similar to Andre Debose (quicker steps, and maybe half and step slower) on offense, but on defense his closing speed is the best I have EVER seen from a prospect. He is the true definition of an Athlete. At WLB, this guy has the speed of a CB but the ability of a big time LB. His size is the only thing that he could run into issues with at LB, but I still am not that worried.

The thought of having to play this guy 3-4 times sucks. Consider me extremely impressed (and those of you that know my posts...I don't get impressed all that often).

6 Jackson Jeffcoat--Freak DE. Most of us have heard his name for a couple years. He is pretty much a sure bet in the college game.

7 James Hurst--Great quickness off the ball, but at this point he just manhandles a smaller opponent. OL is tough to pick out of high school--he's got a solid 6'5 frame but to expect him to be a top NFL caliber prospect (which is what #7 overall should be) is a bit of a stretch in my opinion. The guy should be an awesome college player, but OL are just hard to project.

8 Jeff Luc--already said I am tempted to consider him a future bust.

9 DeMarcus Milliner--His name has gotten a lot of chatter over at TB. He is a great looking athlete with a lot of speed, but he is projected at CB, yet there isn't any film of him there. I think he is too high at #9 and I think he will drop as the year progresses. He isn't near the CB that Dre Kirkpatrick or Patrick Peterson were are prospects. Milliner will drop to the low 20s IMO by the end of the year.

10 Lamarcus Joyner--bust written all over him. I am not sold on this cat at all. 5'8 166 and #10 in the country? There are exceptions (and he could be one), but there are almost ZERO guys at CB that have ended up huge successes at his size. Bob Sanders is the one exception that comes to mind, but hes at Safety. I just think he is overrated.

11 Michael Dyer-- Great looking prospect. We all know about him so I won't go into detail.

12 Ronald Powell--athletic build that can play either DE or TE. I think he'll stick with DE and be explosive there. Needs to add a little weight, but his future looks bright.
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I'll get to these guys later, I don't feel like doing this right now.
13 Chris Martin

14 J.R. Ferguson

Nice post lynx.