Name:
Richard
Mullaney Hometown (High School): Thousand Oaks, CA (Thousand Oaks _____) League (Section): - Commitment: September of 2010 Position: Receiver projected as a receiver Height: 6'3" Weight: 185 40: Recruited by:
Summary:
Honors:
First team
All-Ventura County (2009)
First team All-CIF
(2009)
All-State Junior Team
(2009)
Hard
Hits:
Three star recruit by
Scout.com
As a junior had 80
catches for 1,000 yards and eight TD's (2009) Was named
Chose Oregon
State over: Utah (offer), Washington (offer)
Name:
Dylan
Wynn Hometown (High School): Concord, CA (De La Salle Spartans) League (Section): - Commitment: August of 2010 Position: Defensive end projected as a defensive end Height: 6'2" Weight: 235 40: Recruited by:
Summary:
Honors:
None found
Hard
Hits:
Four star recruit by
Scout.com
Chose Oregon
State over: Cal (offer), Oklahoma State (offer), Washington State (offer)
Name:
Malcolm
Agnew Hometown (High School): St. Louis, MO (DeSmet Spartans) League (Section): - Commitment: August of 2010 Position: Running back projected as an athlete Height: Weight: 40: Recruited by:
Name:
Kellen
Clute Hometown (High School): Mead, WA (Mt. Spokane Wildcats) League (Section): - Commitment: Position: Tight end projected as a tight end Height: 6'6" Weight: 220 40: Recruited by:
Name:
Brandon
Bennett Hometown (High School): Spring, TX (Spring Lions) League (Section): 5A District 13 (Region II) Commitment: July of 2010 Position: Defensive end projected as a defensive end Height: 6'3" Weight: 250 40: 4.9 Recruited by: Reggie Davis
Summary:
A pass rushing specialist with decent closing speed.
Honors:
None found
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by
Scout.com
Junior team went 2-8
Wants to major in
business
BeRecruited.com says,
"A leader on the field, he's intelligent, strong, quick, and closes fast on
the run. Has great FB instincts and a knack for always being around the
ball. A gifted student who is academically qualified, and has good
character. He's a quick learner and a good listener, loves the sport
of football and is always trying to improve his game and abilities through
hard work and practice."
Bennett says, "“They
like my speed and the way I get after the quarterback. I am a good run
stopper too but rushing the passer is what I do best.”
Chose Oregon
State over: SE Louisiana (offer) ULM (offer), Utah State (offer), North
Texas (offer)
Name:
Storm
Woods Hometown (High School): Pflugerville, TX (Pflugerville Panthers) League (Section): 5A District 25 (Region IV) Commitment: July of 2010 Position: Running back projected as a running back Height: 5'11" Weight: 200 40: 4.86 Recruited by: Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
A bruising north-south runner with the frame to add plenty of more brawn.
Honors:
Named
Player of the Week after running for 243 yards and three touchdowns
(2009)
First team
All-District 25 running back (2009)
Hard
Hits:
Three star recruit; rated the 69th best running back in the
country by ESPN
Injured his knee as
in late September and missed the rest of his junior year (2009)
112 carries for 683
yards and eight touchdowns (2008)
Woods says, “I am
more of a downhill runner. (I have) a little elusiveness and a little
power. I think the offense will utilize my talents pretty good.”
Chose Oregon
State over: TCU (offer), Tulane (offer)
Name:
Josh
Williams Hometown (High School): Los Angeles, CA (Bishop Mora Salesian
Mustangs) League (Section): Santa Fe (Southern Section) Commitment: July of 2010 Position: Running back/linebacker projected as an outside
linebacker Height: 6'2" Weight: 210 40: - Recruited by: Mark Banker
Summary:
A tackling machine who will arrive on campus in Jan. of 2011.
Honors:
First team
All-Northeast region linebacker (2009)
Hard
Hits:
One star recruit (has
not been evaluated by Scout.com)
A greyshirt who will
enroll in Jan. of 2011
Had 110 tackles,
including 60 solos, and three forced fumbles (2009)
33 carries for 204
yards and two touchdowns (2009)
Senior team went 6-7
(2009)
Williams says, "On
the field they like my explosion, they like how I hit and they like my
footwork."
Williams on his
verbal, "It was a positive atmosphere when I went up on my trip. They
just won me over...it felt like family out there and it was easy to make my
decision."
Name:
Kenzel
Doe Hometown (High School): Oak Ridge, NC (Oak Ridge Military Academy
Cadets) League: NCISAA Colonial Carolina - West Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Safety/wide receiver projected as a wide receiver Height: 5'8" Weight: 171 40: 4.4 Recruited by: Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
Fleet footed receiver in the James Rodgers mold.
Honors:
First team 2A
All-Mid-State defensive back (2009)
Named Defensive
Player of the Championship Game (2009)
First team 2A
All-Mid-State defensive back (2008)
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by
Scout.com
Camped at OSU in June
where he was offered (2010)
Set to graduate high
school early and be in Corvallis in Jan. of 2011
Transferring from
Reidsville to Oak Ridge in 2010
Named to Mid-State 2A
all-conference track team; named conference meet MVP for field events in
June (2010)
Junior team went 16-0
and won the state championship (2009)
Also played guard for
the basketball team where he was an honorable mention all-conference pick
(2009)
Helped team to back
to back championships in 2008 and 2009
Served as a team
captain in 2009
Wants to major in
physical education or criminal justice
Vertical: 38 | Bench:
320 | Squat: 465
Had 56 catches for
980 yards with 12 touchdowns (17.5 ypc) and carried the ball 12 times for
113 hashes
with two touchdowns at Reidsville High (2009)
70 solo tackles and
five interceptions, one returned for a touchdown (2009)
Hauled in 49 passes
for 906 yards and six touchdowns (18.5 ypc) while carrying the ball 27 times
for 223 yards and five touchdowns (2008)
Grabbed 52 solo
tackles along with two interceptions, two forced fumbles and two recovered
fumbles, two defensive touchdowns and two blocked kicks (2008)
Oak Ridge head coach
Otis Yelverton told The Gazette Times, ""He's like the Rodgers
brothers. You are not going to get guys who take a chance on a 5-8
guy, even though he has 4.4 speed. That's one thing about coach Riley, he
takes a chance on the little guys."
Doe says, "They
want me to come in and be right behind James -- not to do exactly what James
did but to try and do even better. I'll be taking over No. 8 when I
come in. Coach Riley said I'm going to get No. 8 when I come in. That
just made me smile even more."
Name:
Peter
Ashton Hometown (High School): Grapevine, TX (Faith Christian Lions) League (Section): Division I District 1 (TAPPS) Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Free safety/quarterback/punter projected as
a quarterback Height: 6'3" Weight: 195 40: 4.55 Recruited by: Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
A dual threat quarterback who is just as good with his arm as with his legs.
Honors:
First team 5A
All-State safety (2009)
First team All-TAPPS
quarterback (2009)
First team All-TAPPS
safety (2009)
Second team All-TAPPS
punter (2009)
5A New Comer of the
Year (2008)
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by
Scout.com
Unofficially visited
Oregon State in June after NFL quarterback Jon Kitna told him about
the program (2010)
Turned in one of the
top 12 performances during the Steve Clarkson Dreammaker World Tour (2010)
Also plays baseball
where he is an all-state pitcher and center fielder (2010)
Ran for 914 yards and
eight touchdowns on 174 attempts (5.3 ypc) while throwing for 960 yards, 12
touchdowns and five interceptions on 56 of 117 attempts (2009)
Logged 30 tackles, 10
pass breakups and two picks (2009)
Junior team went 6-6
(2009)
Completed 21 of 60
passes for 443 yards, nine touchdowns and six interceptions, also ran for
650 yards and eight touchdowns on 96 carries, 6.8 ypc, (2008)
Wants to major in
Sports Medicine
Greg Powers of
Scout.com said after Ashton's performance at the Steve Clarkson Dreammaker
World Tour, "He threw very precise balls in the accuracy drills and was
very, very accurate on the short and intermediate routes. He also had a some
pop in his arm on some of the deep balls."
Ashton says, "I am a
dual-threat - I can throw it and run it. I have the long range passes and I
can can make passes with accuracy. I can even run the ball ball to. I feel
like I can bring it to Oregon State and be a better fit for their program
and help the program in the long run."
Ashton on why he
verbaled, "The way the coaches were towards me, and the way the campus was,
I could just see myself playing here. I pictured myself on the campus
and I absolutely loved it, I loved the weather, the football facilities,
everything."
Chose Oregon
State over: Eastern Kentucky (offer), North Texas (offer)
Name:
Justin Addie Hometown (High School): Mesa, AZ (Skyline Coyotes) League: 5A East Valley Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Offensive tackle projected as an offensive guard Height: 6'3" Weight: 285 40: 5.63 Recruited by: Mike Cavanaugh
Summary:
Nimble footed lineman who projects to play on the interior of the offensive
line.
Had surgery in January
to repair a broken bone in his right wrist (2010)
Junior team went 2-9 (2009)
Squat: 450 | Vertical:
22 in | Three cone: 8.21 | 20-yd shuttle: 5.0
Addie says, "They
really like my athletic ability, quick feet, change of direction."
Addie says, "I
loved it up there. Everything about it was great but I realized that football
was not the only thing I was going to school for. So, I came home, did my
research on their academics and decided that is where I wanted to go."
Chose Oregon
State over: Air Force (offer), Northern Arizona (offer), Northern Colorado
(offer), San Jose State (offer)
Name:
Chris Lampkins
(photo from NorthRaleighSports.com) Hometown (High School): Oak Ridge, NC (Oak Ridge Military Academy
Cadets) League: NCISAA Colonial Carolina - West Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Receiver projected as a receiver Height: 6'2" Weight: 172 40: 4.5 Recruited by: Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
A track star who needs some polishing.
Honors:
None
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by Scout.com
Camped in Corvallis
in June where he was offered (2010)
Vertical: 28 in | 20-yd
shuttle: 4.65
Recorded 240 receiving
yards and six touchdowns (2009)
Junior team went 2-9
(2009)
Participates in track
and field in the long jump, the triple jump and the 55 meter hurdles
Played his junior year
at Sanderson High, but plans on transferring to Oak Ridge his senior year
Oak Ridge coach Otis
Yelverton says, "He's a track guy. He's a 300 intermediate
hurdler. He finished first in the state and 21st in nationals out of 45
kids. He has exceptional speed and he had great hands."
Name:
Tyrequek Zimmerman Hometown (High School): Lawton, OK (Lawton Wolverines) League: 6A Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Receiver/safety projected as a wide receiver Height: 6-0 Weight: 190 40: 4.4 Recruited by: Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
A burner with a fiery competitive streak Zimmerman is explosive with the ball
in his hands.
Honors:
Named No. 4 on The
Oklahoman's Super 30, the paper's list of the top 30 football recruits in the state of Oklahoma for 2011.
Second team 6A All-State
safety (2009)
First team all-league
safety (2009)
Hard
Hits:
Three star recruit;
ranked No. 54 in the nation at his position by Scout.com
69 tackles and one
interception | 54 receptions for 945 yards (17.5 ypc) and 11 touchdowns
(2009)
Also competes in basketball
as a guard and in track and field running the 4x100 and 4x400 relays along
with the 200 meters
Wants to major in business
or criminal justice
Was born in and grew
up in South Carolina and a Florida Gators fan
Bench: 245 | Squat:
570 | Vertical: 31 inch
Lawton High coach Randy
Breeze says, "He can put on a show on offense or defense.
I don't think people realize how strong he is, though. He's a unique talent."
Scout.com says, "Zimmerman
is a hard hitter at safety and major playmaker at receiver. He has a great
combination of skills at receiver and he can go up and make the spectacular
plays look easy. He does a nice job of making the catch with tight coverage
on him and he also shows toughness in going over the middle."
Scout.com Midlands
Recruiting Expert says, "Tyrequek Zimmerman’s game could be described
as slick. He also plays with passion and I love that. Some have questioned
his speed and I do not know what he runs in the 40, but there is no way
you can question his foot speed and his speed in and out of his breaks."
Lawton coach Randy
Breeze says, “He runs a legit 4.4. His first step, he’s at max
speed. And he squats over 500 pounds. We don’t have an offensive lineman
within 100 pounds of his squat. He’s hard enough to cover, but once he
catches it, he’s hard to bring down."
Zimmerman says, "(OSU)
said I have great hands, great speed and they like my body control. They
also like my ability to catch the ball in traffic."
Zimmerman on verbaling
to OSU, "They showed me a lot of love, they throw the ball a lot and
I'm ready to play. They said they could see me for them as a freshman."
Chose Oregon
State over: South Carolina (offer), Louisville (offer), TCU (offer), Tulsa
(offer), New Mexico (offer), East Carolina (offer), Baylor (offer)
Name:
Connor Thomas
(photo from DailyInterLake.com) Hometown (High School): Kalispell, MT (Flathead Braves) League: Western AA Commitment: June of 2010 Position: Offensive guard/defensive lineman projected as an
offensive tackle Height: 6-5 Weight: 260 40: 5.12 Recruited by: Mike Cavanaugh, Danny Langsdorf
Summary:
Another one of Riley's potential unearthed gems on the offensive line -- the
Beavs were aware of him but they weren't putting on the recruiting press, not
until they saw him perform live at a June camp event.
Honors:
First team Class
AA All-State offensive guard (2009)
Honorable mention
Class AA All-State defensive tackle (2009)
First team Western
AA All-League offensive guard (2009)
First team Western
AA All-League defensive tackle (2009)
Named team's defensive
MVP (2009)
First team Class AA
All-State offensive guard (2008)
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by
Scout.com
Verbaled to the
Beavers after he participated in the Corvallis NIKE camp on June 6
Vertical: 28.9 | 20-yd
shuttle: 4.97
The younger brother
of current offensive lineman Tyler Thomas
Also an accomplished
wrestler -- he has finished third in the State AA wrestling tournament two
years in a row (2009 and 2010), and an outstanding track and field performer,
winning the state title in the shot put.
Reigning state champion
in the shot put with a personal best of 51'6"
Junior team went
2-8 (2009)
Thomas told The Gazette
Times - "Mike Riley seems like a nice guy, and my brother says a lot
of good things about him. When it came time to find a college, I had
Oregon State tunnel vision."
Thomas on verballing
to OSU - "I'd say the main thing was definitely my brother. And meeting
all the coaches, that helped a lot. They all seemed like awesome people
that knew their stuff. And then I visited the campus a lot to visit my brother
and it seemed like an awesome place."
Chose Oregon
State over: Montana (offer), Montana State (offer)
Name:
Jeremy Reynolds Hometown (High School): Oak Ridge, NC (Oak Ridge Military Academy
Cadets) League: NCISAA Colonial Carolina - West Commitment: June of 2010, but de-verbaled in August of 2010 Position: Receiver/cornerback projected as a cornerback Height: 5'9" Weight: 170 40: 4.4 Recruited by: Keith Heyward
Summary:
Physical, confident player who plays bigger then his size.
Honors:
First team 4A All-Metro
cornerback (2009)
Hard
Hits:
Two star recruit by Scout.com
Vertical: 35 in | Broad
jump: 9-foot-9 | Shuttle: 4.3636
Participated in the
U.S. Army All-American Combine (2010)
52 tackles, six forced
fumbles and two interceptions (2009)
Played his junior year
of football at Dudley High; plans on transferring to Oak Ridge Military
Academy for the 2010 season
Junior team went 13-2
(2009)
Camped in Corvallis
in June where he was offered; still plans to take all his official visits
(2010)
Named MVP WR at the
Schuman National Underclassmen Combine (2008)
Vertical: 36 in | Broad
jump: 9'3" | Shuttle: 4.54
Grew up a fan of Michigan
and Charles Woodson
Set to graduate early
and will arrive at OSU in January of 2011
Dudley High coach Steven
Davis says, "He was our shutdown guy last year; we feel confident
that he can do that. Jeremy can shut down their best receiver and we can
concentrate on someone else."
Oak Ridge coach Otis
Yelverton says, "He's a cover man. You can play man on one
side and zone on the other. He's a shut-down corner, very physical. It's
going to be a pleasure to coach him."
Reynolds says, "They
like the smaller (defensive backs) at corner like me -- they play a scheme
of bump and run, and I'm a physical corner. It all just really fit me...The
coaches were as down to earth and as cool as can be. That, and the family
environment, made me feel as if I was at home."
Chose Oregon
State over: Cal (offer), N.C. State (offer), New Mexico State (offer), East
Carolina (offer)