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| Class of 2011 Louisiana Preseason State Rankings | ||||||
| Regional Manager Chad Simmons | ||||||
| Rk | Name | Stars | School | Verbal | Video | |
| Pos | Ht/Wt | ||||||
| 1. | La'el Collins |  | Baton Rouge-Redemptorist | LSU |  | |
| OT | 6-5/305 | ||||||
| Collins is a true left tackle with excellent feet and athleticism | ||||||
| 2. | Anthony Johnson | | New Orleans-O.P. Walker | LSU | | |
| DT | 6-2/296 | ||||||
| Johnson has been overpowering the competition since his freshman season | ||||||
| 3. | Jermauria Rasco | | Shreveport-Evangel | | ||
| DE | 6-3/250 | ||||||
| Rasco is a quarterback's worst dream coming off the edge | ||||||
| 4. | Jarvis Landry | | Lutcher | LSU | | |
| WR | 5-11/185 | ||||||
| He may not be a blazer but Landry's hands, route running and physical style of play is as good as you'll find in '11 | ||||||
| 5. | Greg Robinson | | Thibodaux | | ||
| OG | 6-5/285 | ||||||
| Although he has only played on the o-line for one year, Robinson is one of the country's best | ||||||
| 6. | Kenny Hilliard | | Patterson | LSU | | |
| RB | 6-0/238 | ||||||
| Hilliard is a bruising downhill runner between the tackles | ||||||
| 7. | Jeremy Hill | | Baton Rouge-Redemptorist | LSU | | |
| RB | 6-1/215 | ||||||
| Hill may not be the bruiser that Hilliard is but he brings more versatility to the table | ||||||
| 8. | Odell Beckham Jr. | | New Orleans-Isidore Newman | | ||
| WR | 5-11/175 | ||||||
| No one in Louisiana has seen their stock rise more over the summer than Beckham | ||||||
| 9. | Mickey Johnson | | Covington-St. Paul's | | ||
| DT | 6-1/310 | ||||||
| Johnson is a workout warrior that plays bigger than his size would indicate | ||||||
| 10. | Bradley Sylve | | Port Sulphur-South Plaquemines | Alabama | ||
| WR | 5-10.5/175 | ||||||
| If he can fully recover from the foot injury that sidelined him in 2009 Sylve's speed will make him a difference maker | ||||||
| 11. | D'haquille Williams | | Reserve-East Saint John | | ||
| WR | 6-3/190 | ||||||
| Williams will have to go the JC route because of grades but he is as talented as any other wide outs in the South | ||||||
| 12. | Trai Turner | | New Orleans-St. Augustine | LSU | | |
| OG | 6-4/330 | ||||||
| He plays tackle now but Turner has a bright future moving inside at the next level | ||||||
| 13. | Floyd Raven | | Reserve-East St. John | | ||
| CB | 6-2/180 | ||||||
| Raven's frame combined with his physical nature and cover skills make him one of the South's top corners | ||||||
| 14. | Terrance Magee | | Franklinton | LSU | | |
| RB | 5-10/200 | ||||||
| Magee has done his damage at quarterback but projects as a running back in college | ||||||
| 15. | Zack Oliver | | Baton Rouge-Catholic | Northwestern | | |
| QB | 6-3/214 | ||||||
| Oliver is an efficient signal caller that can make all of the throws and he doesn't make many mistakes | ||||||
| 16. | Quentin Thomas | | Breaux Bridge | LSU | | |
| DT | 6-3/265 | ||||||
| Thomas is strong at the point of attack and a possible move to the outside could be in his future | ||||||
| 17. | Alonzo Lewis | | St. James | LSU | | |
| WR | 6-2.5/200 | ||||||
| Lewis is a physical specimen that could project at several positions in college | ||||||
| 18. | DeMarcus Hodge | | Monroe-Neville | Arkansas | ||
| DT | 6-1/295 | ||||||
| What he lacks in height Hodge makes up for with good feet and exceptional strength | ||||||
| 19. | Jonah Austin | | New Orleans-St. Augustine | |||
| OT | 6-5/315 | ||||||
| Austin is versatile enough to play inside or on the perimeter | ||||||
| 20. | Corey White | | Baton Rouge-Capitol | LSU | | |
| OG | 6-4/307 | ||||||
| Playing tackle in high school will only help White when he moves to guard in college | ||||||
| 21. | Ethan Hutson | | Destrehan | Ole Miss | ||
| OG | 6-4.5/290 | ||||||
| Schools took notice of Hutson after some impressive performances on the camp and combine circuit | ||||||
| 22. | Ronald Martin | | White Castle | LSU | ||
| S | 6-2/180 | ||||||
| Martin has picked off 22 passes the last two years | ||||||
| 23. | DeVante Scott | | Ferriday | Mississippi State | | |
| RB | 5-11/181 | ||||||
| MSU got a good one and plucked Scott up before other schools realized who he was | ||||||
| 24. | T.K. Fleming | | Benton | |||
| S | 6-2/205 | ||||||
| Fleming is also one of the country's top high school jumpers in track | ||||||
| 25. | Paul Turner | | West Monroe | | ||
| S | 5-11/185 | ||||||
| Turner is an exceptional athlete that could end up at receiver or corner at the next level | ||||||
| 26. | Gerrand Johnson | | Rayville | ULM | ||
| DT | 6-2/270 | ||||||
| ULM got a steal in Johnson who is an explosive playmaker down in the trenches | ||||||
| 27. | DeShazer Everette | | DeRidder | |||
| CB | 6-0/170 | ||||||
| Some say corner and others say safety for Everett | ||||||
| 28. | Ryan Byrd | | Greensburg-St. Helena Central | | ||
| WR | 6-2/175 | ||||||
| Byrd is expected to make a full recovery from a broken leg which will make his stock rise in the fall | ||||||
| 29. | Levander Liggins | | Leesville | | ||
| WR | 5-11/180 | ||||||
| Liggins can be a weapon at running back, receiver or in the secondary | ||||||
| 30. | Dak Prescott | | Haughton | Mississippi State | | |
| QB | 6-3/225 | ||||||
| Prescott has a good arm and he makes enough plays with his feet to keep defenders honest | ||||||
| 31. | Bakari Hollier | | Lafeyette-Acadiana | |||
| CB | 5-10/185 | ||||||
| Hollier makes plays on both sides of the ball that overshadow his height | ||||||
| 32. | Jermaine Johnson | | Houma-Ellender | Memphis | ||
| WR | 6-3/170 | ||||||
| Johnson has a nice frame that he uses to his advantage over smaller cornerbacks | ||||||
| 33. | Josh Robinson | | Franklinton | Mississippi State | | |
| RB | 5-9/205 | ||||||
| Speed is the name of the game with Robinson | ||||||
| 34. | Daren Kitchen | | Houma-Vandebilt Catholic | |||
| CB | 6-1/170 | ||||||
| Kitchen plays with sound technique and can hold his own when put on an island | ||||||
| 35. | Chuck Hunter | | West Monroe | |||
| DT | 6-1/290 | ||||||
| Hunter doesn't have the height that some coaches want but he makes up for it with quickness and good technique | ||||||
| 36. | Quenton Griffin | | Rayville | |||
| DE | 6-4/240 | ||||||
| The big question with Griffin is defensive end or tight end? | ||||||
| 37. | Malcolm Pichon | | Slidell-Salmen | |||
| DT | 6-3/330 | ||||||
| Pichon moves well and is a load in the middle | ||||||
| 38. | Lance Callihan | | Baton Rouge-Catholic | |||
| DT | 6-3/295 | ||||||
| Zack Oliver leads Catholic's offense and Calihan anchors the Bears "D" | ||||||
| 39. | Corey Trim | | Baton Rouge-Redemptorist | |||
| S | 6-0/170 | ||||||
| Trim could play corner or safety in college | ||||||
| 40. | Beau Fitte | | Port Sulphur-South Plaquemines | Louisiana Tech | ||
| OLB | 6-0/210 | ||||||
| Fitte has elected to join his brother (Lyle) at La Tech and that was a big pickup for the Bulldogs | ||||||
| 41. | Renaldo Thomas | | New Orleans-St. Augustine | |||
| S | 6-4/205 | ||||||
| Thomas looks great on the hoof but must learn the position | ||||||
| 42. | Jevante Watson | | Bastrop | |||
| CB | 5-11/170 | ||||||
| Watson is another solid corner in what has turned out to be a deep class in the Bayou State | ||||||
| 43. | Marc Edwards | | New Orleans-St. Augustine | |||
| WR | 6-0/180 | ||||||
| Look for Edwards to post huge numbers as a senior | ||||||
| 44. | Montrel Carter | | Cecilia | | ||
| RB | 5-9/175 | ||||||
| Carter's speed makes him a threat to take it the distance anytime he touches the rock | ||||||
| 45. | Daniel Sams | | Slidell-Salmen | Kansas State | | |
| QB | 6-2/185 | ||||||
| Sams is athletic enough to play several positions but will get first crack at QB | ||||||
| 46. | Stevie Douglas | | Clinton-Home School | Memphis | | |
| QB | 6-4/180 | ||||||
| The home-school competition that he plays against has created a lot of questions but no one should question Douglas' arm strength | ||||||
| 47. | Theltus Cobbins | | New Orleans-McDonough 35 | Kentucky | ||
| QB | 6-0/175 | ||||||
| Cobbins threw for over 1,600 yards as a junior | ||||||
| 48. | Ellis Carey | | Harvey-Helen Cox | |||
| S | 5-11/180 | ||||||
| Carey has good cover skills and he loves to hit | ||||||
| 49. | Rod Davis | | Many | | ||
| WR | 6-3/185 | ||||||
| Davis has excellent size and is a playmaker in Many's offense | ||||||
| 50. | Dante Butler | | New Orleans-Brother Martin | | ||
| RB | 5-9/184 | ||||||
| Butler is a big weapon on offense and special teams | ||||||
Last updated: 8/17/2010
