The Blue Board

ND has a chance of landing a killer OL class next year.

Agree 100%. Folks that haven't done so need to access his 247 sports profile and watch his film. My brother watched [Tyren's 2011 film] and texted me "This kid is probably the best RB I've ever seen on film. Speed, power, quickness". This video doesn't even have 2 of his best runs from the season in an 80 yd TD against Peachtree Ridge and a 96 yd TD against South Cobb. These stats were compiled in Georgia AAAAA which was deemed by another site as the best classification/ division in the nation as 8-9 different AAAAA teams were ranked in the top 100 at some point during 2011.

In my opinion he is the best RB in the class of 2013 and at 5'9 he has the "ideal" height of what the NFL deems to be most effective for a RB. He will get bigger and stronger over the coming years.

*****For those that watch his video.... Watch his foot quickness.

Surprised Jaylen Smith and Cam Burrows are not on here.

So does Michigan Lookin' good early with the three big Ill OL in Pocic, Bosch, and LTT, top 2 for Chris Fox, and top 5 for Tunsil.

No Robert Foster at WR? I thought he was very productive this year.

We'll see what happens. Pocic is definitely considering us. That said, you have a great start with Elmer. Kid's a monster. Game on

Who would you take off to put those guys on?

Jaylon Smith is phenomenal. Our top-ranked OLB in the country. However, like Barton and JC said, the three guys named to our All-America team at LB put up great seasons statistically. Tim Kimbrough from Indianapolis Warren Central is another LB that just missed making the team. He had 176 tackles during the fall. He's also ranked in our top-100. In my opinion, both Hoosier State standouts were deserving of making the team, but it's hard to argue with who did indeed make it as well.

Bigelow, Cravens, and Browne. Fa sho.

Not JC. But, I'll go out on a limb and say "yes."

Definitely agree that Georgia is absolutely loaded in 2013.

Just curious as to why RBs like Jones don't have the prospect ranking of some of the other backs (he's still top 70 overall in the nation which is very good). Are you guys projecting the RB prospects ability to excel in college and hence why he's not ranked as high as an example...: Altee Tenpenny? Tenpenny is a great RB prospect but he didn't play in 2011 due to injury and both had comparable stats as 10th graders. I'd think that with Jones rushing for almost 2,400 yards in what is probably the best classification in the country in 2011 and leading his team to 14-0 before losing in the AAAAA Championship Game that he'd be ranked higher than Tenpenny.

When I look at Jones, I look back at the size of RBs like Maurice Jones-Drew, Ray Rice, and Mark Ingram and even old-school like Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith were as juniors in high school......and I "project" that Jones will have similar development/maturation physically over the next 3-4 years. Seems that backs like Maurice Jones-Drew and Ray Rice were underrated as high school prospects going to college and as college prospects heading into the NFL due to size. All they did in 2011 was finish 1 & 2 in rushing in the NFL.

The gist of my point is I'm a little confused why bigger RBs get a bump in recruiting even though Ray Rice's, Maurice Jones-Drew's and Mark Ingram's of the world are very productive in college and the NFL.

osu will get Marshall. Saw him play. Sorry. He's no quarterback. Sluggish and never looks to throw if he can run. Urban Liar and his kool-aid will be even more potent with the 2013 class. Color this clown gone.