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Rivals Enrolled rankings. LSU#4
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:51 pm
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:51 pm
September 3, 2010
Rivals.com recruiting staff
Now that the Class of 2010 is in school and already making an impact this season, Rivals.com has recalculated its final team recruiting rankings to account for prospects that did not make it to campus for the 2010 season.
Attrition in the USC class dropped the Trojans from No. 1 to No. 3 with the big hit coming from five-star OT Seantrel Henderson and his decision to play at Miami.
The Gators lost two Rivals250 signees but brought a class loaded with elite talent to campus and clamed the No. 1 spot in the enrolled rankings.
Here is the enrolled top 25.
RANKINGS: 2010 Enrolled Team Rankings | 2010 Rivals250 | 2011 Rivals250
Enrolled Team Rankings Top 25
1. Florida
Signing Day Rank: 2
Biggest Loss: S Jordan Haden
Buzz: The Florida class lost two Rivals250 prospects when safety Jordan Haden and receiver Adrian Coxson each decided not to stick around in Gainesville. Even with the losses, The Gators locked up the top spot when five-star OT Seantrel Henderson didn't honor his Signing Day commitment to USC.
2. Texas
Signing Day Rank: 3
Biggest Loss: None
Buzz: Texas got its entire ultra-talented class to campus and WR Mike Davis, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, DT Taylor Bible, WR Darius White and LB Jordan Hicks are just a few of the big names vying for early playing time in Austin.
3. USC
Signing Day Rank: 1
Biggest Loss: OT Seantrel Henderson
Buzz: The Tojans have taken some hits this offseason and the biggest blow to this class was Henderson's decision to enroll at Miami. He wasn't the only signee who decided to head to the Sunshine State, as junior college linebacker Glen Stanley ended up at Florida State.
4. LSU
Signing Day Rank: 6
Biggest Loss: OG Elliott Porter
Buzz: The Tigers managed to get all of their signees in school for a second straight year. In fact, they brought too many players to campus in 2010 and OL Elliott Porter has transferred to Kentucky as the odd man out in the class.
5. Alabama
Signing Day Rank: 5
Biggest Loss: DE Alfy Hill
Buzz: The Alabama class stays at No. 5 but was hurt by the loss of Rivals100 DE Alfy Hill. Look for this class to provide the Tide with some early secondary help from DeMarcus Milliner, Jarrick Williams, John Fulton and Nick Perry.
6. Auburn
Signing Day Rank: 4
Biggest Loss: OT Shon Coleman
Buzz: Five-star offensive lineman Shon Coleman was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in the spring and is now undergoing treatment with the hope of returning to football. Two five-star signees did make it to campus as Cameron Newton will start at quarterback and RB Michael Dyer will share carries in the Auburn backfield.
7. Oklahoma
Signing Day Rank: 7
Biggest Loss: None
Buzz: Oklahoma's class is intact and making an impact on campus. The Sooners could get early contributions from RB Roy Finch, WR Kenny Stills, S Tony Jefferson, CB Aaron Colvin and TE/FB Trey Millard to name a few.
8. Florida State
Signing Day Rank: 10
Biggest Loss: WR De'Joshua Johnson
Buzz: Four-star WR De'Joshua Johnson will have to take the JUCO route, but Florida State's defense should get a boost from the talents of DB Lamarcus Joyner and linebackers Christian Jones, Jeff Luc and Telvin Smith.
9. UCLA
Signing Day Rank: 8
Biggest Loss: LB Josh Shirley
Buzz: The June arrest of freshmen Paul Richardson, Shaquille Richardson and Josh Shirley resulted in their dismissal by coach Rick Neuheisel. Anthony Barr and RB Malcolm Jones should be fixtures in the UCLA offense for years to come.
10. Tennessee
Signing Day Rank: 9
Biggest Loss: S Eddrick Loften
Buzz: The Vols were hoping for immediate help and depth from DT John Brown, S Eddrick Loften and DB Dave Clark that will not come. They will get OL Jawuan James, WR Da'Rick Rogers, WR Justin Hunter, DE Corey Miller and others on the field quickly.
11. Oregon
Signing Day Rank: 13
Biggest Loss: CB Troy Hill
Buzz: The talented Oregon class should provide solid depth for a veteran squad in 2010. The class features future stars on both sides of ball that the Ducks won't need to rush into action.
12. Penn State
Signing Day Rank: 12
Biggest Loss: ATH Shyquawn Pullium
Buzz: Penn State fans won't have to wait to see their quarterback of the future as freshman Robert Bolden was recently named the starter for the opener.
13. Miami
Signing Day Rank: 24
Biggest Loss: DT Tavadis Glenn
Buzz: The Hurricanes lost three and added two prospects after Signing Day. The additions were big ones in five-star athlete Latwan Anderson and five-star lineman Seantrel Henderson.
14. Texas A&M
Signing Day Rank: 15
Biggest Loss: RB D.J. Jones
Buzz: The loss of four-star RB D.J. Jones is disappointing, but two other four-star running back recruits did make it to campus and OT Luke Joeckel has already cracked the starting lineup.
15. Ole Miss
Rivals.com recruiting staff
Now that the Class of 2010 is in school and already making an impact this season, Rivals.com has recalculated its final team recruiting rankings to account for prospects that did not make it to campus for the 2010 season.
Attrition in the USC class dropped the Trojans from No. 1 to No. 3 with the big hit coming from five-star OT Seantrel Henderson and his decision to play at Miami.
The Gators lost two Rivals250 signees but brought a class loaded with elite talent to campus and clamed the No. 1 spot in the enrolled rankings.
Here is the enrolled top 25.
RANKINGS: 2010 Enrolled Team Rankings | 2010 Rivals250 | 2011 Rivals250
Enrolled Team Rankings Top 25
1. Florida
Signing Day Rank: 2
Biggest Loss: S Jordan Haden
Buzz: The Florida class lost two Rivals250 prospects when safety Jordan Haden and receiver Adrian Coxson each decided not to stick around in Gainesville. Even with the losses, The Gators locked up the top spot when five-star OT Seantrel Henderson didn't honor his Signing Day commitment to USC.
2. Texas
Signing Day Rank: 3
Biggest Loss: None
Buzz: Texas got its entire ultra-talented class to campus and WR Mike Davis, DE Jackson Jeffcoat, DT Taylor Bible, WR Darius White and LB Jordan Hicks are just a few of the big names vying for early playing time in Austin.
3. USC
Signing Day Rank: 1
Biggest Loss: OT Seantrel Henderson
Buzz: The Tojans have taken some hits this offseason and the biggest blow to this class was Henderson's decision to enroll at Miami. He wasn't the only signee who decided to head to the Sunshine State, as junior college linebacker Glen Stanley ended up at Florida State.
4. LSU
Signing Day Rank: 6
Biggest Loss: OG Elliott Porter
Buzz: The Tigers managed to get all of their signees in school for a second straight year. In fact, they brought too many players to campus in 2010 and OL Elliott Porter has transferred to Kentucky as the odd man out in the class.
5. Alabama
Signing Day Rank: 5
Biggest Loss: DE Alfy Hill
Buzz: The Alabama class stays at No. 5 but was hurt by the loss of Rivals100 DE Alfy Hill. Look for this class to provide the Tide with some early secondary help from DeMarcus Milliner, Jarrick Williams, John Fulton and Nick Perry.
6. Auburn
Signing Day Rank: 4
Biggest Loss: OT Shon Coleman
Buzz: Five-star offensive lineman Shon Coleman was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in the spring and is now undergoing treatment with the hope of returning to football. Two five-star signees did make it to campus as Cameron Newton will start at quarterback and RB Michael Dyer will share carries in the Auburn backfield.
7. Oklahoma
Signing Day Rank: 7
Biggest Loss: None
Buzz: Oklahoma's class is intact and making an impact on campus. The Sooners could get early contributions from RB Roy Finch, WR Kenny Stills, S Tony Jefferson, CB Aaron Colvin and TE/FB Trey Millard to name a few.
8. Florida State
Signing Day Rank: 10
Biggest Loss: WR De'Joshua Johnson
Buzz: Four-star WR De'Joshua Johnson will have to take the JUCO route, but Florida State's defense should get a boost from the talents of DB Lamarcus Joyner and linebackers Christian Jones, Jeff Luc and Telvin Smith.
9. UCLA
Signing Day Rank: 8
Biggest Loss: LB Josh Shirley
Buzz: The June arrest of freshmen Paul Richardson, Shaquille Richardson and Josh Shirley resulted in their dismissal by coach Rick Neuheisel. Anthony Barr and RB Malcolm Jones should be fixtures in the UCLA offense for years to come.
10. Tennessee
Signing Day Rank: 9
Biggest Loss: S Eddrick Loften
Buzz: The Vols were hoping for immediate help and depth from DT John Brown, S Eddrick Loften and DB Dave Clark that will not come. They will get OL Jawuan James, WR Da'Rick Rogers, WR Justin Hunter, DE Corey Miller and others on the field quickly.
11. Oregon
Signing Day Rank: 13
Biggest Loss: CB Troy Hill
Buzz: The talented Oregon class should provide solid depth for a veteran squad in 2010. The class features future stars on both sides of ball that the Ducks won't need to rush into action.
12. Penn State
Signing Day Rank: 12
Biggest Loss: ATH Shyquawn Pullium
Buzz: Penn State fans won't have to wait to see their quarterback of the future as freshman Robert Bolden was recently named the starter for the opener.
13. Miami
Signing Day Rank: 24
Biggest Loss: DT Tavadis Glenn
Buzz: The Hurricanes lost three and added two prospects after Signing Day. The additions were big ones in five-star athlete Latwan Anderson and five-star lineman Seantrel Henderson.
14. Texas A&M
Signing Day Rank: 15
Biggest Loss: RB D.J. Jones
Buzz: The loss of four-star RB D.J. Jones is disappointing, but two other four-star running back recruits did make it to campus and OT Luke Joeckel has already cracked the starting lineup.
15. Ole Miss
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:51 pm to Bernie Moore
Germans for the third time, bruh.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:52 pm to TTsTowel
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people crack on my threads but at least I don't do this shite.
people crack on my threads but at least I don't do this shite.
This post was edited on 9/3/10 at 3:53 pm
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:56 pm to AuburnCPA
To all you posters who deem it necessary to post GERMANS on every single damn thing that just to happens to be repeated, go to hell, that shite is really annoying
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:56 pm to AuburnCPA
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people crack on my threads but at least I don't do this shite.
well.....you .....nm
Posted on 9/3/10 at 3:56 pm to Bernie Moore
I need a DeLorean to appreciate this thread.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:01 pm to rebeltider
quote:
To all you posters who deem it necessary to post GERMANS on every single damn thing that just to happens to be repeated, go to hell, that shite is really annoying
AMEN. I hate smart asses too.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:02 pm to CrimsonChin
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AMEN. I hate smart asses too.
Daaaaaaamn.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:15 pm to hwnd
Sorry,I don't live here but should have known this info was on here somewhere. Good to see most SEC teams ' rankings didn't change much.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:17 pm to hwnd
quote:
I need a DeLorean to appreciate this thread.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:17 pm to Bernie Moore
Damn shame about Coleman though. Someone his age shouldn't be dealing with that kind of thing. Hell, no one should, but especially not that young.
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:54 pm to rebeltider
Nobody gives a shite about your feelings. If you don't like it find another forum. I hear tidefans is nice
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