Rivals.com Rivals100 2009

New No. 1: Earned Co-MVP in U.S. Army All-American Bowl, rushing for 45 yards and catching two touchdown passes.

Big mover: Fluker completed two weeks of dominating performances at the Alabama/Mississippi All-Star Classic and U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Big mover: Earned MVP Award at the Under Armour All- American Game by passing for 237 yards and two touchdowns.

In 2008, Shepard rushed for 835 yards and 11 touchdowns - in his team’s three playoff games.

Was the third-leading tackler for the West team in the Army Bowl. He also dominated in all-star game practices, capping off an amazing senior season that saw him lead his team to a CIF title and a state championship.

Kirkpatrick is a rare find because he is a big cornerback prospect with great ball skills. He could also be an outstanding safety.

New five star: Led his high school team to the 6A state championship. His Seminole High team was the first non-South Florida squad to win the 6A title since Apopka in 2001.

McDaniel is a strong and powerful defensive tackle prospect that can really push the pocket. He was the top defensive lineman at the Under Armour All-Star Game in Orlando.

Recorded 93 tackles and five interceptions as a senior.

U.S. Army All-America member averaged 9.69 yards a carry as a senior and had 11 touchdown runs in 2009. He made several dozen tackles from his safety spot.

Debose is a Percy Harvin-type of player that should be a perfect fit in the Florida offense. He made an incredible touchdown catch with 33 seconds left in the state title game to help lead his team over Miami Northwestern.

New five star: Recorded one tackle for loss, and three quarterback hurries in the Under Armour All American Game.

Despite missing much of his senior season with a knee injury, Davenport still managed 45 tackles and nine sacks in only four games.

New five star: Named Georgia player of the year, and recorded two interceptions in UA All American Game.

New five star: Was the most physically gifted lineman at the UA All American practices.

New five star: Recorded three interceptions in the Hawaii/Mainland All-Star game, and had a touchdown catch in the U. S. Army All American Game.

Bell averaged nearly nine tackles per game as a senior and led his team to a 12-1 record.

Recorded 40 tackles, three interceptions, five tackles for loss and returned 11 kicks for 355 yards as a senior. Was one of the more dominating players in the Army Bowl, leading the East team with seven tackles and one interception.

Nixon won the left tackle job on the East squad at the U.S. Army All American Bowl after leading his high school team to a 14-2 record.

Speed kills, and Carroll is one of the fastest in the nation. He has recorded a sub-10.5 100-meters. He also had a tremendous senior season with an average of more than 18 yards per catch.

Big mover: Demonstrated the best cover skills of any defensive back during the U. S. Army All American practices.

Lynn was a key factor in helping his Jenks team play for the state championship. He had 42 tackles as a senior, including a season-high seven tackles against rival Muskogee.

Skov led the East in tackles for a loss in the U.S. Army All American Bowl despite an injury-plagued senior year.

At 6 feet 6 and 310 pounds, Faulk has been clocked at less than 5 seconds in the 40.

Moses led his team to a 9-3 record as a senior and was named to the Hawaii Prep Classic and the U.S. Army All American Bowl.

Boyd was the co-MVP of the U.S. Army All American Bowl after throwing three touchdown passes.

In a state championship loss, Brown caught four passes for 199 yards and rushed for 139 yards on eight carries. He had four touchdowns on only 12 touches.

Big mover: Not only was Howell one of the most physically impressive lineman at the U. S. Army All-American Bowl practices, but he also came back from an injury during the week.

Baker missed most of his senior season with an injury, but he impressed in summer camps, including the FBU Top Gun Camp.

Ford rushed for just less than 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns as a senior.

Giddins, who is one of the nation’s best pass rushers, gives South Florida one of the biggest commitments in team history for Bulls coach Jim Leavitt.

Big mover: He led his team to back-to-back undefeated seasons and state championships.

Smith is a big and athletic wide receiver who can jump through the gym. Smith caught 32 passes for 705 yards and 10 scores in 2008.

Patrick is an athletic linebacker prospect who was a two-way star in high school.

Porter anchored an offensive line that led Odessa Permian to consecutive undefeated regular seasons.

Thomas made the transition from quarterback to wideout at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Big mover: Chiasson recorded three tackles and two sacks in the Under Armour All-American Game.

McNeal had two receptions in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl, where he also announced he was heading to Clemson.

Watt helped his team go deep in the Illinois state playoffs as a senior.

Askew led his team to a 15-0 record and a state title this season.

Burnette is a strong and powerful offensive guard prospect who is a much better run-blocker at this stage.

Tate is a super athlete who if he decides to play football, could end up at QB, RB, DB or even LB. Chances are, though, he gets drafted in the first round of the MLB draft in June.

“Has long arms, which he uses to excel in pass protection,” Rivals.com analyst Barry Every said. “He also has a frame that easily can hold 320 pounds, and he runs on the balls of his feet.”

Jeffery is a great athlete who missed the second half of his senior year with a knee injury. He’s good enough to play on either side of the ball at WR or S, but he will likely grow into a LB.

Big mover: Adams helped lead his team to its third consecutive state title and impressed at the UA Game.

In only nine games as a senior, Whaley rushed for 1,925 yards and 24 touchdowns.

Big mover: Arnett was arguably the most impressive defensive player at the Crab Bowl.

Jones will eventually be a 300-pound defensive tackle for the University of Georgia.

Oku rushed for 3,090 yards and 39 TDs in his last two seasons, and he helped lead his team to the Class 5A state championship game as a senior.

Rivals.com analysts said Jeffrey had some of the best hands at the Under Armour All-American Game.