| 1. |
Olu Hall |
6-4/240/4.80 |
DE |
Robinson HS |
| |
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An athletic defensive end, Hall is a proven
commodity at the position, and could quickly rise at the position
nationally. He shows excellent ability to stand his ground while
reading and reacting to what is going on behind the ball, then moving in to
strike like a ton of bricks. |
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| 2. |
Jerod Mayo |
6-2/210/4.65 |
LB |
Kecoughtan HS |
| |
 |
Speed
at the linebacker position is what teams throughout the region want, and a
weakside linebacker with instincts and great form come in the package of
Jerod Mayo. He has the frame to put on twenty more pounds and play any
of the three or four linebacker positions depending on the system. |
| |
| 3. |
Sean Glennon |
6-3/180/4.75 |
QB |
Westfield HS |
| |
 |
Taking care of the ball is obviously important
to Sean Glennon as he miticulously, though swiftly, checks down through his
reads for the open man. Glennon put up over 1,800 yards on 63%
completion rate with 21 touchdowns and just four interceptions. Even
more staggering is how he has thrown seven total interceptions in his
career. |
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| 4. |
Eddie Royal |
5-10/170/4.34 |
WR |
Westfield HS |
| |
 |
One award sticks out when referring to Eddie
Royal, and that is 2003 Blacksburg Nike Camp MVP. One word sticks out
when referring to him as well, and that is speed. A blazing runner,
Royal can take any reception for a touchdown, which scares most teams into
playing more of a prevent defense, which only helps teammate Sean Glennon's
completion rate. |
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| 5. |
Andrew Bowman |
6-1/220/4.60 |
LB |
Hermitage HS |
| |
 |
Nearly the prototypical middle linebacker,
Bowman knows how to fill holes and flow freely from sideline. He is a
hard-nosed player at his position, and forces teams to attempt to run away
from him, though usually to no avail. Bowman had two vicious hits last
season in which he knocked off an opposing players's helmet. |
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| 6. |
Brandon Ore |
6-2/195/4.40 |
RB |
Indian
River HS |
| |
 |
The power and speed combination in Brandon Ore
has several schools taking a hard look at him not only as a bruising
tailback, but also as a linebacker. While Ore plans to stick on the
offensive side of the ball, he certainly could play either way. He
averaged 9.2 yards per carry as a junior. |
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| 7. |
Jon Kirchner |
6-5/260/4.90 |
DE |
Rockbridge
County HS |
| |
 |
One word to describe Jon Kirchner would be hands. With extremelly
strong hands, Kirchner has play after play in which he brings players down
with just one hand on a jersey. He also has good athletic ability for
his size; enough such that he could play offensive line, defensive tackle,
or defensive end in the right scheme. |
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| 8. |
Cedric Peerman |
5-10/190/4.40 |
RB |
William
Campbell HS |
| |
 |
The second commitment for Virginia, many teams
that could have offered Peerman backed off due to his strong interest in the
Cavaliers. However, he does have a strong amount of athletic ability.
The big question now rests in his future college position. Many expect
him to play cornerback while some feel that he could present an excellent
threat as a scat-back or third-down back in addition to a kick returning
capacity. |
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| 9. |
Chris Long |
6-4/250 |
DT |
St. Anne's
HS |
| |
A very early commit for Virginia, the son of NFL
Hall of Fame Howie Long, Chris is a saavy player for his size. He has
a great frame, and could be an impact for Virginia early in his career with
the team as a defensive end in their 3-4 scheme. |
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| 10. |
Antwain Carey |
6-0/205/4.30 |
RB |
Deep Creek
HS |
| |
 |
Not exactly a nature tailback, Antwain Carey has
the speed to make up for it. Certainly one of, if not the fastest,
football player in Virginia, if he learns to use that speed on the football
field, the talent for Carey is unmeasurable. |
|
|
| Best of
the Rest: |
| 11. |
Clarence Vaughn |
6-2/190/4.40 |
WR |
Robinson HS |
| 12. |
Clint Sintim |
6-3/240/4.80 |
DE |
Gar-Field HS |
| 13. |
Lee Bujakowski |
6-3/218/4.90 |
QB |
Hopewell HS |
| 14. |
A.J. Brown |
6-0/190/4.55 |
S |
Liberty (Bealeton) HS |
| 15. |
Ahmad Bradshaw |
5-10/180/4.50 |
RB |
Graham HS |
| 16. |
Devonta Brown |
6-4/245/4.70 |
LB |
Charlottesville HS |
| 17. |
Kent Hicks |
6-2/206/4.5 |
S |
Culpepper HS |
| 18. |
Jeremy Gilchrist |
5-11/185/4.50 |
WR |
Salem (Virginia Beach)
HS |
| 19. |
Ryan Pond |
6-2/230/4.80 |
QB |
Western Branch HS |
| 20. |
Austin Casey |
6-1/210/4.60 |
LB |
Salem (Salem) HS |
| 21. |
Richard Taylor |
5-10/190/4.40 |
S |
Centreville HS |
| 22. |
John Bradshaw |
6-5/295/5.20 |
OL |
Stafford HS |
| 23. |
Zak Stair |
6-6/280/5.00 |
OL |
Osbourn Park HS |
| 24. |
Evan Taylor |
5-9/164/4.40 |
RB |
Princess Anne HS |
| 25. |
Patrick Preston |
6-1/180/4.45 |
CB |
Franklin County HS |
| 26. |
Endor Cooper |
6-1/185 |
S |
Hylton HS |
| 27. |
Sam Wheeler |
6-3/235 |
LB |
Blacksburg HS |
| 28. |
Jamaal Jackson |
6-3/205/4.45 |
S |
Deep Creek HS |
| 29. |
Alston Smith |
6-1/270/4.90 |
DT |
Huguenot HS |
| 30. |
Daniel Bailey |
5-7/160/4.40 |
RB |
Centreville HS |