Rivals.com The Rivals100 2004

Almost 3,000 yards as a senior shows why he's the best in the nation. But his game in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl also helped.

A star at quarterback, running back and receiver for St. Martinville. Committed to Nick Saban's LSU Tigers.

Another 100-plus tackle season shows why Rivers is a five-star player. Hopes to wear No. 55 at USC.

Missed a large chunk of his senior season because of injury, but turned it on late in the season. Should still be an impact pass rusher in college.

Great senior season and performance all week at the U.S. Army All-American Game makes him Rivals100.com's pick for the top player in California.

Pressley averaged a sack a game as a senior, despite dobule and triple-teams. So athletic that he can do the splits.

The next great quarterback for the Wolverines? Looked great in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Committed early to Oklahoma over a host of national programs. Amazing during the U.S. Army All-American Game practices.

Showed against Shreveport Evangel on ESPN why he's one of the nation's best players. Then did it again in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Might be the most impressive looking receiver from a physical standpoint. Looked great all week in practices for the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Super star that dominated private school football in Texas the last two years. The center of a heated recruiting battle between Miami and Florida.

A future first-round pick as a left tackle, even though he plays tight end and defensive end.

The top player in the state of New Jersey for 2004. Played great as a running back in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Impossible to block and he uses great leverage to get into the backfield.

Reminds college coaches of Orlando Pace when he was in high school.

Ohio State should be stacked at linebacker in the future with Freeman roaming the middle. Didn't come off the field during the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Known throughout Arizona as a great blocker and a great receiver. He's the ultimate tight end.

After committing early to Miami, the only question left is whether or not he'll qualify.

The Jackets scored a huge commitments from the top receiver in the Peach State.

Scary that somebody that big can run that fast.

Has led his team to the Class 5A Division II state championship. Already enrolled at Oklahoma State.

The top player in Tennessee and a beast to block. Was impressive all week in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

The best player to come out of West Virginia since Randy Moss? College coaches sure think so. Huge get for the Mountaineers.

LSU and Nick Saban wrapped up Dorsey early in the process.

People didn't even dare throw Walker's way. Dominated one-on-one matchups in the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Anderson was born in Florida, but then lived for four years in Oklahoma before moving to Wisconsin.

In a great year in Ohio, some forget about how good Braxton really is.

Brother is in the NFL, but Cedric could be even better.

He was the leading scorer in Dade County and over 10 of his touchdowns were in the red zone.

182 tackles as a senior helped his stock move up even higher. Looked great all week in practices for the U.S. Army All-American Game.

"He's the best player in South Carolina," SEC recruiting coordinator.

The top player in Oklahoma did it all for team with more than 1,200 yards rushing. Already enrolled at Oklahoma.

Graded out at more than 90 percent two years in a row. Dominated one-on-one drills at the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Has an amazing frame that will only get stronger in college weight program.

If this kid was in Texas or California, he'd had 50 offers instead of only around 25.

Made big recruiting news by switching long-time commitment from A&M to LSU. Ranked as one of the best offensive linemen at the U.S. Army All-American Game.

"Lavelle is an electrifying player. No matter what side of the ball, Lavelle dominates." - Edison coach Elliott Burke.

The top player in the state of Nebraska for 2004, and is also a great point guard recruit.

A true athlete that racked up big yards rushing, passing and receiving.

The most recruited player ever from Kansas City? Stayed in state to play for the Missouri Tigers.

Was quiet about recruiting, until he committed to Wisconsin.

In a great year in North Carolina, people don't understand how good Marque Hall really is.

The fastest rising star in the Sunshine State.

Klovas has amazing feet and a good two-way blocker. Looked solid at the U.S. Army All-American Game.

Learned how to block with the best while playing OL as a junior.

People forget how good Riggs is because he committed so early.

One of the most impressive drive blockers in the nation.

175 attempts, 1,855 yards and 25 touchdowns - what more needs to be said?

Threw for more than 1,200 yards and was a one-man show for Winfield. Stays in state to play for K-State.

The top skill player in the Texas Longhorn class, and could see the field quickly with his gamebreaking ability.