MEAC Football 2009 Signees

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FAMU ANNOUNCES 2009 FOOTBALL SIGNEESIncoming class features mix of prep, JUCO and transfer players

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Feb. 4) - Florida A&M University announced its' 2009 class of newcomers during National Football Signing Day on Wednesday.

This year's class features a talented mix of high school and transfer players, along with several red shirt freshmen, who will join the active roster this fall.
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CHRIS ATKINS
Pos. DE/LB, Ht: 6'5", Hometown/Previous School: Quincy, FL/East Carolina
Transfer from East Carolina. Graduate from West Gadsden where he was a 5 year letterman and versatile athlete playing S, LB and DE. HS Career totals: 380 tackles, 43 sacks, 114 tackles for loss, 2 interceptions and two block punts.

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COREY ATKINS
Pos. RB, Ht: 5'11", Wt: 193, Hometown/Previous School: Madison, FL/Madison HS
This Madison HS standout with blazing speed and power clocking 4.4..rated a 3 star recruit bt scout.com Atkins rushed for over 1700 yds, 24 Touchdowns and was 2nd Team all state in Class 2A.




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Jerod Brisbom
Pos: LB, Ht: 6-1, Wt: 215, Hometown: / Previous School: Tampa, Fla. / Hillsborough HS
This Hillsborough HS product was their top LB for 3 consecutive seasons… Recorded over 100 tackles for three straight seasons… career stats 316 tackles, 13 sacks, 7 FF…Recruited by Iowa State, Bethune Cookman University, FIU.


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Jay Culpeper
Pos: OL/LS Ht: 6-5, Wt: 290, Hometown / Previous School: Madison, Fla. / Florida State
This Madison county high school graduate and was on the state championship team. Versatile offensive lineman and Long Snapper with a great upside considering size….Culpepper will compete in Special Teams for snapping duties in 2009… 4 year letterman at Madison HS… played two seasons at FSU, Criminal justice major.

Brando Curry
Pos: OL, Ht: 6-6, Wt: 305, Hometown / Previous School: Lauderdale, Fla. / Marshall University
Transfer from Marshall University. HS: Sun Sentinel & Miami Herald 1st team All County both Jr and Sr Year. 1st team all state class 6A as a senior. Rated # 14 recruit out of broward county, no sacks allowed for two consecutive years, Army vs Navy all American game, selected for Dade vs broward all star game in 2007.




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Brandon Davis
Pos: OL, Ht: 6-4, Wt: 285, Hometown / Previous School: Jacksonville, Fla. / Illinois
Highly touted offensive lineman from Jacksonville Fl. 4 star recruit, selected to play in Shrine Bowl, All Conference, Captain of Shrine Bowl, Top 5 offensive lineman in Florida. Recruited by FSU, Miami, Illinois, Tennessee, Ole Miss, WVU, FIU and FAU.


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Jonathan Ferrell
Pos: S, Ht: 6-0, Wt: 195, Hometown / Previous School: Tallahassee, Fla. / FAMU DRS
Gray shirt sophomore from FAMU high school. Recorded 112 tackles his sr year along with 3 int, 2 ff and 7 sacks. Versatile player who can also line up at LB, was 2nd team all state in 2007 and also led the baby rattlers to 2007 state championship.


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Trevon Fleshmon
Pos: TE/DE, Ht: 6-2, Wt: 235, Hometown / Previous: Jacksonville, Fla. / Forrest HS
1st team TE shrine bowl, 1st team all county selection, nominated for Army vs Navy all star game, 1st team all state selection.4.5 speed TE with Career stats totaling 67 receptions, 17 TDs, 43 pancakes blocks; on defense 63 tackles, 7 sacks…considered one of the top wrestlers in Florida, Fleshman only loss three matches in High School…Recruited by East Carolina, FIU, UCF and Arkansas State…Criminal justice major.







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Bobby Jackson
Pos: OLB, Ht: 6-2, Wt: 225, Hometown / Previous School: Miami, Fla. / Miami Jackson HS
Recorded 103 Tackles, 18 sacks (school record), 4 FF, 2 Ints, Miami Dade All Dade team. Sr season defensive captain, boasts 4.5 speed, honor student with 3.5 gpa….interests by East Carolina , Marshall, FIU and FAU.




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Rodeshawn Joseph
Pos: CB, Ht: 6-1, Wt: 170, Hometown / Previous School: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. / Boyd Anderson
Aggressive player and lockdown corner with great upside. Selected Broward county all star team, and played in Dade vs Broward game. Recorded 73 tackles, 4 int. Defensive captain during senior season….top 100 athlete in state of Florida Business Management major.




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Abraham Muhieze
Pos: S, Ht: 6-1, Wt: 205, Hometown / Previous School: San Diego, Calif. / Grossmont College
Juco transfer from Grossmont college in CA where he was the team captain and recorded 136 tackles, 7 int , I ret for td, 2 FF,3 blocked punts in one game Totaled 5 blocked punts in his career at Grossmont.. In HS, was versatile athlete who played QB/S… career stats Passed for 4,000 yds and 1300 yds rushing (which is a CA record for total yardages) 56 total touchdowns 43 passing and 13 rushing. At Safety, recorded 118 tackles, 10 Ints (3 returned for a TD)…1st Team All American, 1st Team All State, Red Zone Player of the Year…recruited by Idaho State, Montana State, Texas State Major in Kinesiology.




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Jamil Paris
Pos: DE/LB, Wt: 6-5, Wt: 245, Hometown / Previous School: Gifford, Fla. / Kentucky
Transfer from University of Kentucky where he played as a true freshman where he recorded 4 sacks, 23 tackles…recorded sack versus Chris Leak in Music city Bowl 2006…HS Sabastian River High where he was the #1 Wk DE in Florida, #13 in the Nation and Florida’s top 100 at # 57….career totals 31 sacks, 113 tackles, 23 tkfls in just two seasons.




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Harrison Sweeting
Pos: DE /LB, Ht: 6-4, Wt: 235 Hometown / Previous School: Jacksonville, Fla. / Ed White HS
Recorded 6 sacks, 93 tackles and 1 int…career stats 167 tackles 13 sacks…honorable mention all state




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Daniel "Troy"Walker
Pos: P, Ht: 6-0, Wt: 195, Hometown / Previous School: Wakulla, Fla. / Wakulla HS
Grey shirt sophomore with tremendous leg power…HS 2007 Wakulla High 1ST Team All State, 1st Team All Big Bend as a Punter averaging 42.1 yds per punt… also Rushed for 7 Touchdowns while playing Running Back at Wakulla…Undefeated wrestling title and was 1ST Team all Big Bend in wrestling.








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Jerry Willis
Pos: DT, Ht: 6-4, Wt: 295, Hometown / Previous School: Chicago, Ill. /
Who has tremendous upside at DT. Former all conference at FB/DT…Willis also received interest from Kentucky State, Grambling and Tenn State.




Updated: 2/4/09- 1: 15 p.m.

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SC State Signs 21 Football Prospects
Coach Pough

Orangeburg, SC -- South Carolina State, Wednesday, announced the signing of 21 football prospects to national letters. The 2009 Bulldog class includes 15 players from the Palmetto State, five from Georgia and one from Virginia.

Twelve members of the class either played in the North-South All-Star Classic, Shrine Bowl or some other postseason contest.

SC State head coach Buddy Pough said he was excited about the 2008 Bulldog class, which he said addressed the team’s needs and included some top notch players.

“I’m excited (about this year’s class),” Pough said. “I think our coaching staff did a fantastic job in identifying high level prospects and getting them to sign with SC State.

“We were really looking to bring in a solid crop of linemen,” he continued, “and I think we addressed our needs here, both on the defensive and offensive line. This group also includes some outstanding skill players, among them (DB) Pat Burris of Rock Hill, (RB) Rockarius King of Timberland and (WR) LaQuan Gilliard of Summerville.”

Pough also acknowledged the fact that the 2008 Class was made up mostly of instate players.

“As always, we try to get the best available players,” he said, “but this year, as in past years since I have been here, the class is heavy on instate players.”

The Bulldogs finished the 2008 campaign at 10-3 overall, captured the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference title with an unblemished 8-0 record and earned a spot in the prestigious Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) for the first time in 26 years.

The entire Bulldog list is below.



Name Pos. Ht. Wt. High School Hometown Facts

Trent Barnes TE/DL 6-3 242 Dublin Dublin, GA



Tristan Bellamy OL 6-3 285 Strom Thurmond Johnston, SC North-South Game



Jerico Brown DL 6-0 255 Glenn Hills Augusta, GA All-State, Georgia All-

Star Game

Pat Burris DB 5-11 180 South Pointe Rock Hill, SC Class 4A Div. II State

Championship



Cedric Chisolm OL 6-5 270 West Ashley Charleston, SC North-South Game



Richard Cue QB 6-2 190 Wilson Florence, SC



LaQuan Gilliard WR 6-3 186 Pinewood Prep Summerville, SC Shrine Bowl



Mason Harris DB 5-11 175 First Colonial Virginia Beach, VA



Thomas Hart OL 6-2 301 O-Wilkinson Orangeburg, SC All-Area



Cortney Ingram LB 5-11 200 Baldwin County Milledgeville, GA All-Region



Erskine Johnson OL 6-3 270 Conway Conway, SC North-South Game



Rockarius King RB 5-7 170 Timberland St. Stephen, SC Shrine Bowl



William Kirkland OL 6-5 280 Lancaster Lancaster, SC Shrine Bowl



Marcus Lloyd WR 6-3 185 Manning Manning, SC



Donovan Malloy DB 5-10 190 Hartsville Hartsville, SC



Darius Nelson OL 6-5 250 Baldwin Milledgeville, GA All-State



Cedric Proctor QB 6-0 175 Chesnee Chesnee, SC North-South Game



Malcolm Reed DL 6-4 250 Fayette County Fayetteville, GA



Leon Smith DL 6-1 285 James Island James Island Shrine Bowl



Javon Weston DL 6-2 270 Crestwood Dalzell, SC Shrine Bowl



Devin Wherry RB 6-0 220 South Pointe Rock Hill, SC 4A Div. II Championship

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North Carolina A&T:

Ricky Lewis-QB (Dudley, NC), A&T 5'11",180 (3A-All State)
Chris Neal-DL, (Dudley, NC), A&T*, 6'2", 270 (3A-All State)
Darius Dawkins-DL (Gaffney, SC), N.C. A&T, 6'3", 255 (All Region 3-4A Team)
Richard Wilson-DL/OL (Friendship College H.S., Washington DC), 6'7" 340
Daron Collins-OL, (Mallard Creek, NC), A&T, 6'4" 285
Devin Ray-LB (Riverview High,Fl), A&T, 6'1" 230
Tony Mashburn-DL (Lincoln,FL), A&T, 6' 215, (2nd team All Big Bend, 2nd Team Class 4A All State)
Chris Kennedy-RB (Northwest Guilford, NC), N.C. A&T, 5-8,175 (Metro-4A All Conference)
Eldridge Cooper-WR (North Atlanta High, GA), A&T, 5'10"-170 (Honorable Mention Class 3A- All State)
Marcus Nelson-OL/DL (Christ School, NC), A&T, 6'3" 295

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Hampton:

The 2009 Hampton signees:

Steven Robinson
Running back
6-2, 220
Georgia Military, Milledgeville, Ga.
Second-team All-American had more than 3,000 yards and 25 touchdowns in two years at Georgia Military.

Daryell Walker
Defensive end
6-5, 225
Bethel High School, Hampton
Second-team all-district selection had 50 tackles and two sacks as a senior.


Lance Hawkins
Defensive tackle
6-2, 310
Atlantic Shores High School, Virginia Beach
First-team all-state as a senior and as a junior

Antonio McCloud
Running back
5-7, 175
Glades Central High School, Belle Glade, Fla.
All-state pick and team MVP as a senior; played in the Outback Steakhouse all-star game.

Ray Rijos
Offensive guard
6-2, 330
Bayside High School, Virginia Beach
Second-team all-Tidewater pick as a senior; two-time all-Beach District selection.

Denzel Bonner
Center
6-2, 305
Godby High School, Tallahassee, Fla.
Second-team all-area and all-state pick; played in the Florida-Georgia Border War all-star game.

Vincent Harper
Fullback
6-0, 260
Glades Central High School, Belle Glade, Fla.
All-area pick voted “Toughest Player in the Area”; had 50 pancake blocks as a senior.

Gabriel Smith
Fullback
5-11, 250
Friendship High School, Washington, D.C.
All-conference pick and an all-independent schools selection by The Washington Post.

Jordan Davis
Quarterback
6-0, 180
William Penn High School, York, Pa.
County player of the year and all-state honorable mention selection.

Jamie Slaughter
Defensive tackle
6-3, 280
Hazelwood East High School, St. Louis, Missouri
First-team all-state selection.

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Richard Wilson-DL/OL (Friendship College H.S., Washington DC), 6'7" 340

How did we get this guy???

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Winston-Salem State: 20 Signees

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Winston-Salem State Football Signs 20 To National Letters Of Intent
Recruiting class highlighted by local talent from high school football hotbeds


Feb. 4, 2009



WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Winston-Salem State University head football coach Kermit Blount may not admit it, but he and his coaching staff have capped a rigorous off-season by signing what very well may be the best recruiting class in the history of Rams’ football. With 20 talented student-athletes inked to NCAA National Letters of Intent, the Rams have bolstered an already formidable lineup with young talent that will look to make an immediate impact on the field in the fall of 2009.



The Rams widened their recruiting base as they signed student-athletes as far north as Connecticut and as far south as Gainesville, Georgia, but the Rams also did not stray far from home as they picked up five local talents from WSSU’s own backyard as they won the I-40 recruiting battle and competed with regional North Carolina football powers Appalachian State, East Carolina, North Carolina State and Western Carolina.




One of the Rams’ prized recruits is John Harris a 5-10, 190-pound running back from Patrick County high school in Stuart, Va. A talented speedster who runs the 40 in 4.42 seconds, he rushed for 6,585 yards in his high school career with Patrick County HS, finishing ninth best in Virginia High School Athletic Association History. A Rivals.com two-star recruit with a rating of 5.3, Harris turned down offers from VMI and Liberty and had extensive contact with Georgia Tech, Delaware and Middle Tennessee State University during the recruiting process. He finished his senior campaign with 2,627 yards rushing and 32 touchdowns. He was a 4-year starter who averaged 12.1 yards per carry and totaled at least 1,200 yards rushing in each of his four seasons with the Cougars.

Deylan Buntyn a 6-4, 290-pound offensive lineman from Havelock high school in Havelock, N.C. Turned down offers from TN-Chattanooga, N.C. State and N.C. Central before committing with the Rams. Deylan’s final college selection came down to a decision between signing with the Wolfpack or Winston-Salem State. His senior season he totaled 78 tackles, 11 sacks, 18 tackles for loss, 12 forced fumbles, seven fumble recoveries and a blocked punt. A Rivals.com two star recruit with a 5.4 rating

Jordan Carter, a 6-2, 200-pound running back from Eastern Alamance high school in Burlington, N.C. An athletic marvel that can play at several positions including wide receiver and defensive back Jordan drew recruiting interest from North Carolina, and N.C. State and he turned down offers from ECU and James Madison to sign with the Rams.

Jonathan Crawley a 6-7, 320-pound offensive lineman from Hugenot high school in Richmond, Va. He received attention from over a dozen schools and went on recruiting visits to Delaware, Penn State and West Virginia and turned down a scholarship offer to Liberty before signing with the Rams. Also a starter on Hugenot high school’s basketball team, Crawley is an athletic marvel with very quick feet who ran the 40 in 4.9 seconds.

Xavier Earvin a 6-1, 190-pound defensive back from Gainesville high school in Gainesville, Ga. An All-Conference selection and an Honorable Mention All-Region selection for the Red Elephants his senior season in high school. Led Gainesville HS in interceptions his senior season with five picks, he turned down scholarship offers from Austin Peay, Eastern Illinois and Valdosta State (Ga.).

Carlos Fields a 6-2, 215-pound linebacker from Northern Vance high school in Henderson, N.C. Led Northern Vance HS to the Mid-State Conference Championship and was selected as the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year. Collected over 100 tackles his senior season and was a two-sport star who was named All-Conference in basketball. Turned down an offer from North Carolina A&T and drew recruiting interest from James Madison.

Brennen Glover a 6-4, 270-pound defensive lineman from Audrey Kell high school in Charlotte, N.C. An All-Conference selection who played for coach Marty Woolbright, Glover is a two-sport star who also played basketball at Audrey Kell. A raw athletic talent, he will be looked to for production as a true freshman.

Charles Goodwin a 6-6, 260-pound defensive lineman from Andrews high school in High Point, N.C. A great athlete with quick feet, Goodwin ran the 40 in 4.89 seconds. A two-sport star who also plays basketball for High Point Andrews, Goodwin will make a bid to compete for playing time in the fall of 2009. An All-Conference selection, Goodwin was a highly sought-after recruit in the state of North Carolina who spurned offers from James Madison, Western Carolina, North Carolina A&T and drew recruiting interest from three-time National Champion Appalachian State. The Rams also signed Goodwin’s high school teammate and starting quarterback Jordan Reid.

Ron Hall a 6-5, 260-pound offensive lineman from Alpharetta high school in Alpharetta, Ga.
A very athletic offensive lineman who was an All-Conference selection his senior season, Hall will be expected to make an immediate contribution for the Rams as a true freshman.

Austin Higgins a 6-3, 260-pound tight end from Atkins high school in Winston-Salem, N.C. A two-sport star for the Camels, he is also a member of the Atkins HS basketball team. A big, strong, fast athlete, Higgins will provide the Rams with a talent at the tight end position who can not only use his size to block but can provide the Rams with a pass-catching threat in a dynamic offensive system.


Marcus Lawrence a 6-4, 290-pound offensive lineman from Harding University high school in Charlotte, N.C. A two-sport star who also plays basketball at Harding HS, he was an All-Conference selection in both his junior and senior seasons. Lawrence will rejoin former high school teammate and current WSSU offensive lineman Terrance Thomas.

James Pegues a 6-3, 225-pound linebacker from Southeast Guilford high school in Greensboro, N.C. He drew recruiting interest from Hampton and North Carolina A&T before signing with the Rams. A Second-Team All-Area selection his junior season and a First-Team All-Area selection his senior season, Pegues will be expected to step in immediately for the Rams.


Jordan Reid a 6-2, 190-pound quarterback from Andrews high school in High Point, N.C. Jordan is pocket passer who has a cannon for an arm. Last year he dominated his competition and was named the MVP of the North Carolina State University football camp. A three-year starter at High Point Andrews who threw for over 2,500 yards in his high school career, his senior season was cut short due to injury but he threw for 500 yards and six touchdowns in the two games in which he played. Chose WSSU over Western Carolina, North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central. .


Khendra Reid a 6-1, 205-pound linebacker from C.B. Aycock high school in Pikeville, N.C. An All-Conference selection in football and basketball in both his junior and senior seasons, he is a speedster for his size who will be looked to perform as a true freshman for the Rams.

Malcome Rowe, a 6-2, 200-pound defensive back from Douglas Byrd high school in Fayetteville, N.C. A two-sport athlete in high school, Rowe also played basketball at Douglas Byrd. Received offers from North Carolina A&T and Hampton, Rowe helped to lead the Eagles to a state runner-up finish his senior season.

Ricky Rozier a 6-2, 230-pound linebacker from Jonathan Law high school in Milford, Conn. Ricky was an All-Conference and All-Region selection in football and is ranked in the top 10 in the state of Connecticut in heavyweight wrestling competition. Turned down offers from Monmouth and Stony Brook he is a muscular physical specimen with a great work ethic both on the playing field and in the weight room.


Landon Thayer a 5-10, 185-pound kicker from West Forsyth high school in Clemmons, N.C. Thayer will provide the Rams with a dual-threat as he is both a placekicker and a punter. An accurate and strong-legged kicker who is accurate from beyond the 45-yard line, he will be looked to to step in immediately for the Rams.

Chase Tripp a 6-2, 245-pound defensive lineman from Washington high school in Chocowinity, N.C. A speedster, he ran the 40 in 4.7 seconds and benched 325 in pre-season camps. An All-Area First-Team selection in both his junior and senior seasons he is a strong and mobile defensive end who led Washington HS in sacks for the second consecutive season and was once again one of the team leaders in tackles and tackles for loss.

Kenny Uqdah a 6-2, 260-pound defensive lineman from Carver high school in Winston-Salem, N.C. Led the Yellow Jackets to the Piedmont Triad 3A Conference Championship and was named the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year. Led the State of North Carolina with 29 sacks he is a two-sport star who also plays basketball for the Yellow Jackets.

Jarrin Wooten a 6-5, 190-pound wide receiver from Pinecrest high school in Southern Pines, N.C. A two-sport standout in high school who also played basketball, Wooten may play basketball for the Rams. An All-Conference selection in basketball as a junior, Wooten is a late-bloomer who started for the first time as a wide receiver his senior season he finished with 27 catches for 501 yards and five touchdowns. At 6-5, he will be the tallest wide receiver on the Rams’ roster and he picked WSSU over a number of other schools who made offers including the U.S. Naval Academy, Holy Cross, Liberty, Colgate, Lehigh, Lafayette and N.C. Central.

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A&T 2009 RECRUITING LIST

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Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Darius Hall 6-2 260 DT/DE Dudley Greensboro, NC

The Hall Skinny: Recorded 146 tackles over the final two seasons of his high school career...Had a combined 19 sacks his junior and senior seasons...Won two state championships at Dudley HS.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Ricky Lewis, Jr. 5-10 170 ATH Dudley Greensboro, NC

The Lewis Skinny: Led the Panthers to two state titles and was the named the MVP in both title games from the quarterback position...He was first-team All-Area and named the area's Player of the Year two straight seasons...Rushed for more than 2,100 yards and threw for more than 1,500 yards in his career.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Chris Neal 6-1 230 DE Dudley Greensboro, NC

Neal Skinny: He is another talented member of the successful Dudley football program...Led the team in tackles and sacks (24)...He is an all-conference, All-Area and All-State performer.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Tevin Williams 6-1 200 LB/S Dudley Greensboro, NC

The Williams Skinny: Recorded 85 tackles his senior season...He has also had six tackles for loss, two interceptions and three fumble recoveries...Williams also proved to be an effective pass rusher with five sacks...He was all-conference and the fourth player from Dudley's two state championship teams to sign with the Aggies.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Chris Kennedy 5-11 185 RB Northwest Guilford Greensboro, NC

Kennedy Skinny: He is one of six players in the recruiting class from Greensboro, N.C...He rushed for more than 1,000 yards in each of his final two seasons at Northwest Guilford...He was also named to the All-Area team.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Daron Collins 6-4 280 OL Mallard Creek Charlotte, N.C.

Collins Skinny: He was a four-year starter along the Mallard Creek offensive line...Recorded a whopping 57 pancake blocks as a senior.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Marcus Nelson 6-5 285 OL Christ Charlotte, N.C.

Nelson Skinny: Nelson will be looked upon to play the offensive tackle position for the Aggies...Showed the potential to be an outstanding pass blocker in high school...Made 33 pancake blocks as a senior at Christ High School.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Alex Grubb 6-0 220 P West Davidson Lexington, N.C.

Grubb Skinny: The Aggies need someone to replace their four-year starter at punter -- Lee Woodson...Grubb could be that man...He was a two-time all-conference performer and was even his team's MVP.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Timothy Sunkins 6-4 315 OL Coolidge Washington, DC

Sunkins Skinny: Another solid signee at the offensive line position...He was named to the All-City and All-Metro teams as a senior.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Richard Washington 6-7 330 OL Friendship Washington, DC

Washington Skinny: He is the Aggies second quality signee out of the nation's capital...Washington was a Senior Bowl participant...As a senior he recorded 100 pancake blocks.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Kevin Fulton, Jr. 6-3 200 ATH Milford Mills Academy Baltimore, Md.

Fulton, Jr. Skinny: Fulton is an exceptional athlete whose athleticism could have him playing in number of positions depending on the Aggies' needs...He was an All-County, All-Metro and All-State performer as a senior...Rush threw for more than 1,300 yards and had 20 touchdown passes as a senior...He also rushed for 700 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Antoinnialrose "Tony" Coles 6-2 230 RB West Hills Community College Oxon Hill, Md.

Coles Skinny: To this point in the recruiting process, Coles is the only junior college transfer on the Aggies signee list...He won two state championships as a prep standout...He was also an All-State and all-conference performer...He rushed for more than 1,500 yards and had 24 rushing touchdowns as a senior.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Eldridge "Buster" Cooper, Jr. 5-9 180 WR/DB North Atlanta Atlanta, Ga.

Cooper, Jr. Skinny: He proved to have a good set of hands at North Atlanta...Made 72 catches for 650 yards as a senior...He was a second-team All-State performer and an All-Area selection.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Brandon Hill 6-1 225 DE/LB Salem Conyers, Ga.

Hill Skinny: Hill should bring an added toughness to a defense that will have toughness added to it with the arrival of Coach Alonzo Lee...Hill was a two-time defensive player of the year as well as a two-time All-Region standout...He made 72 tackles, four sacks and recorded six quarterback hurries as a senior.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Lewis Kindle 6-2 180 QB Westlake Atlanta, Ga.

Kindle Skinny: Kindle is the only signee who listed as a quarterback thus far...He threw for 1,400 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior...He also rushed for 500 yards and two touchdowns...He was a second-team All-Region performer for his efforts.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Devin Ray, Jr. 5-11 220 LB Riverview Tampa, Fla.

Ray Skinny: He recorded 183 tackles during his varsity career...Ray forced two fumbles, two sacks and came away with two interceptions as a senior...Named to the All-County team and was a member of the Eastern All-Star Game.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Dontavious Payne 5-8 185 RB FAMU DRS Tallahassee, Fla.

Payne Skinny: Payne will come to Aggieland with the reputation of being able to put the ball in the end zone...Rushed for more than 1,500 yards and had 25 touchdowns as a senior...Named first-team All-Big Bend...He was also a second-team All-State performer.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Darius Dawkins 6-3 280 DT/DE Gaffney Gaffney, S.C.

Dawkins Skinny: The Aggies need depth along the defensive line and Dawkins should bring that...He was a top 100 prospect in the state of South Carolina...He was apart of Gaffney's state championship team in 2006...He was a All-Region and All-Area performer.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Isaiah Martin 5-10 180 DB Northside Roanoke, Va.

Martin Skinny: Made 59 tackles as a senior with 30 of them being solo stops as a senior...Martin also picked off two passes and broke up 14 others...For his efforts, he was named first-team All-District, first-team All-Region and first-team All-State.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Patrick Courtney 5-9 140 K San Gabriel South Pasadena, Calif.

Courtney Skinny: He could be a valuable weapon for the Aggies on those occasions when the offense bogs down in the opponent's territory...He was successful on 8 of 10 field goals, including a 50-yarder.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Theo Agnew 6-5 230 DE Northwest Catholic Windsor, Conn.

Agnew Skinny: Agnew completes what looks to be an impressive haul in the defensive lineman department...Made 115 tackles and recorded eight sacks as a senior...He was a two-time All-State performer and the team's MVP.

Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Previous School Hometown
Tony Mashburn 5-11 205 OLB Lincoln Tallahassee, Fla.

Mashburn Skinny: Should provide the Aggies with speed on the defensive end...Recorded 82 tackles and 12 sacks as a senior...Played in the Georgia/Florida Bowl.

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Howard

Toavon Sheats
6'4 235
DL
Columbia High School
Decatur, GA

Alfonso Beale
6'3 280
DL
Archbishop Carroll
Silver Spring, MD

Bradley Bush-Johnson
6'3 270
OL
Independence High School
Charlotte, NC

Anthony Whitlow
6'0 220
LB
Centennial High School
Corona, CA

Rodney Hill
6'0 280
DL
West Lawn Wilson
Sinking Spring, PA

Clayton Gidron
6'3 185
WR
Orangeburg Wilkerson
Orangeburg, SC

Clinton Gidron
6'3 210
LB
Orangeburg Wilkerson
Orangeburg, SC

Curtis Simmons
6'0 175
DB
Orangeburg Wilkerson
Orangeburg, SC

DeOndrea Pugh
6'3 380
OL
Scotts Branch High School
Manning, SC

Jermey Bowman
6'3 305
OL
Scotts Branch High School
Summerton, SC

Troy Georgia
6'5 335
OL
Scotts Branch High School
Summerton, SC

James Williams
5'10 180
ATH
Calhoun County High School
St. Matthews, SC

Keon Hester
6'1 195
DB
Seneca Valley High School
Germantown, MD

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Morgan State University Football
2009 National Letter of Intent Signees
Offensive Line
Antonio Brown 6’2 – 290
Dunbar HS - Baltimore, Md.
…50 pancakes…78 tackles…7 sacks…anchored a line that won three State Championships…cleared the way for the state's premiere rusher and scorer in West Virginia-bound Tavon Austin…First Team All-State…First Team All-Metro…First Team All-Digital Sport…Black National Football Scholar of the Year



Wide Receiver
Anthony Elliott 5’11 – 180
Friendship Edison HS – Washington, D.C.
…44 receptions…785 yards…11 TDs…5 INTs…Two defensive TDs…4 TD Returns…First team All-Washington Post Independent League…Washington DC All-City Bowl



Running Back
Collin Bing 5’11 – 170
Glenn Hills HS – Hephzibah, Ga.
…80 carries…700 yards…20 receptions…325 rec. yards…10 TDs…50 tackles…5 interceptions…3 forced fumbles…Second team All-Area…Three time Offensive MVP

Linebackers
Zachary Harper 6’3 – 210
Gwynn Park HS – Brandywine, Md.
…90 tackles…11 tackles for loss…16 sacks…4 interceptions…TD…First Team All-Prince George’s County…2009 Crab Bowl…All-Metro…All-State
Brian Saunders 6’1 – 225
Northern Iowa Community College – West Palm Beach, Fla.
…98 tackles…6 sacks…20 tackles for loss…two fumble recoveries…three forced fumbles…First Team All-Region…First Team All-Conference
Lance Simmons 6’1 – 225
Carman Ainsworth HS – Flint, Mich.
…105 tackles…7 sacks…Second Team All-State…Team Defensive MVP…Ainsworth Big Stick Award

Defensive Lineman
Montique Allen 6’2 – 285
John Marshall HS – Chicago, Ill.
…36 sacks…104 tackles (39 assisted)…10 tackles for loss…Three time All-City…Two time All-Conference…2008 All-State



Defensive Back
Derrick Kinchen 5’11 – 165
Coral Gables HS – Miami, Fla.
…45 tackles…10 pass breakups…3 forced fumbles…First Team All-Miami Dade…Dade County All-Star Team
Kirkland Davidson 5’9 – 185
Northern Iowa Community College – Highland Park, N.J.
…30 tackles…5 pass breakups…800 return