All-American Game - Junior Combine

Scout.com and the U.S. Army have invited the Top 400 underclassmen to participate in the Country's Only National Combine modeled after the NFL combine in Indianpolis, IN. Ohio quarterback Mike Hartline will be one of the top quarterbacks at the combine.

"I received a scholarship offer from Kent State my sophomore year," Mike Hartline said.

"I'm definitely going to San Antonio in January for the combine and I have a few more things planned for the spring and summer.

"I'm planning on hitting Ohio State's senior camp and I want to go to Purdue's quarterback camp in the summer as well.

"The schools that I like the most are Ohio State, Michigan, Purdue, Louisville, Virginia and Florida State."

Hartline, a 6-foot-6, 185-pound, quarterback from Canton (Ohio) Glen Oak will be a three-year varsity starter in 2005.

He threw for 2,400 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior.