Rivals.com: The Rivals100 2006

One of the most dominant offensive line prospects in the last 10 years.

A dominant and polished defensive tackle.

Will he win the starting quarterback job at UGA as a freshman?

Rob Spence will use Florida's top prospect in a number of ways.

A host of postseason accolades for this Arkansas gunslinger.

Polished athlete should have an early impact in Tallahassee.

Projects as a safety, but is talented enough to play anywhere in the secondary.

Versatility and athleticism are Mays’ biggest strengths.

Rushed for more than 1,800 yards as a senior and can also play safety.

A huge, athletic defensive tackle with big-time upside.

One of the top overall athletes in the country.

Tenacious pass-rusher could also play tight end.

Could have the best feet of any offensive line prospect this year.

Already making his presence felt at Florida.

The top prospect in Hillsborough County, Fla., impressed at the CaliFlorida Bowl.

When he gets to the outside, there isn’t a better running back in this class.

Could develop into a headache for teams wanting to stop the Sooners’ passing attack.

The South’s top jumbo athlete chose to stay in-state and play for the Wildcats.

By the end of the season, Wright was California’s top cornerback.

Tough Tatum stalks opposing ball carriers and strikes them.

A big target with good speed, Tennell has pro potential if he develops.

Multiple college programs coveted Lewis ability on both sides of the ball.

Evans showed his pass-rushing ability at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Hill will keep his nasty game in the Bay Area at Berkeley.

Scott is a powerful runner who is talented enough to play defense if needed.

The sky is the limit for Whitehead.

There isn’t a QB in this class that plays with more moxie than Jones.

The top prospect in traditionally talent-rich Dade County.

One of the most bizarre recruiting announcements ever.

Walker can play a number of positions at Ole Miss.

Simmons was one of the top overall prospects on Southern Cal’s board.

Boren will be a 2-3 year plug in the middle of the Michigan line.

More consistency catching the ball is all Ausberry is missing.

Can the West’s top quarterback lead the Huskies back to prominence?

Some say that Moody was by far the best back in Texas.

Walton is a nasty blocker who could also play defense.

McNeil showed off his coverage ability in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Little brother will follow in Ernie’s footsteps.

Hunter has the tools to be a star in Iowa City.

The cannon-armed Williams should play early at Illinois.

The rangy Odom has good speed and is a disruptor.

Being part of “The Wrecking Crew” fits Lewis perfectly.

Projects as an interior defensive lineman, and a good one.

The wiry Small will have his share of moments in C-Bus.

McDaniel’s ball skills make him a future star at safety.

Has all the tools to be a very nice quarterback.

Is Ricker the answer for the Terps?

Big, shifty and explosive Robinson could play this year.

Unlimited upside once he learns a position.

A road-grader who will help the Dawgs continue to run the ball well.