2010 Football Scholarship Offers:
Bold = Commit

Map Link:
http://tinyurl.com/ch2nua

QB
No Offers

RB
**** Spencer Ware (Princeton HS) Cincinnati, OH 5-10/212/4.58
*** Tobais Palmer (Georgia Military) Milledgeville, GA 5-10/165
* Brandon Burrows (Walton HS) Marietta, GA 6-3/235
* Mustafa Greene (Irmo HS) Columbia, SC 6-0/200
* James White (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Fort Lauderdale, FL 5-11/190/4.50
* Joshua Snead (Smithfield-Selma HS) Smithfield, NC 5-8/169/4.44

FB
No offers

WR
**** Tony Creecy (Southern HS) Durham, NC 6-0/190
**** Justin Hunter (Ocean Lakes HS) Virginia Beach, VA 6-4/185/4.49
* Alex Kenney (State College Area HS) State College, PA 6-0/190/4.37
* C.J. Jones (Alexis I. Dupont HS) Wilmington, DE 5-11/175/4.47

TE
**** Andrew Carswell (Sto-Rox HS) Mc Kees Rocks, PA 6-4/199/4.67
* Alex Welch (Elder HS) Cincinnati, OH 6-5/225

OT
**** Robert Crisp (Chapel Hill HS) Chapel Hill, NC 6-8/290
**** Eric Mack (Calhoun County HS) Saint Matthews, SC 6-5/318
**** Matt James (St. Xavier HS) Cincinnati, OH 6-7/260
* T.J. Leifheit (John T Hoggard HS) Wilmington, NC 6-7/320
* Matt Rotheram (North Olmsted HS) North Olmsted, OH 6-6/305
* Max Garcia (Norcross HS) Norcross, GA 6-4.5/265
* Jack Deboef (State College Area HS) State College, PA 6-7/265
* Mark Shuman (Fork Union Military Academy) Fork Union, VA 6-6/270
* Khamrone Kolb (Lake Braddock HS) Burke, VA 6-6/300

OG
* Christian Pace (Avon Lake HS) Avon Lake, OH 6-4/270
* Kalon Davis (Chester Senior HS) Chester, SC 6-5/320

C
**** A.J. Cann (Bamberg Ehrhardt HS) Bamberg, SC 6-3/265/5.06

DT
**** Evan Hailes (Oscar F. Smith HS) Chesapeake, VA 6-2/320/5.00
**** Fre'Shad Hunter (Cary HS) Cary, NC 6-3/250
* Marty Everett (Butler County (KS)) El Dorado, KS 6-4/295
* Michael Thornton (Stephenson HS) Stone Mountain, GA 6-1/275
* Denzel McCoy (Northview HS) Duluth, GA 6-4/274/5.00

DE
**** Gabe King (Page HS) Greensboro, NC 6-5/230/4.91
**** Zack McCray (Brookville HS) Lynchburg, VA 6-4/235/4.75
**** Alfy Hill (West Brunswick HS) Shallotte, NC 6-4/245
**** DaQuan Jones (Johnson City SHS) Johnson City, NY 6-4.5/285/5.05
**** J.R. Ferguson (St. John's at Prospect Hall) Frederick, MD 6-4/255
* Prince Shembo (Ardrey Kell HS) Charlotte, NC 6-2/225/4.72
* James Kittredge (Don Bosco Prep School) Ramsey, NJ 6-4/250
* Jibreel Black (Wyoming HS) Wyoming, OH 6-2/260/5.00
* Kenny Wilkins (Trinity SHS) Washington, PA 6-3/222/4.74

MLB
**** Kendall Moore (Southeast Raleigh HS) Raleigh, NC 6-2.5/229/4.78
* Troy Gloster (Our Lady Good Counsel HS) Olney, MD 6-0/215/4.60
* Michael Taylor (Westlake HS) Atlanta, GA 6-1/200

SLB
**** Christian McCain (Page HS) Greensboro, NC 6-5.5/196/4.75
**** Christian Jones (Lake Howell HS) Winter Park, FL 6-4/215/4.70
* Shaun Kitchens (Banneker HS) College Park, GA 6-3/205/4.94
* Travis Williams (Lake Taylor HS) Norfolk, VA 6-2.5/200/4.60
* Marcus Rush (Moeller HS) Cincinnati, OH 6-3/210

WLB
**** Justin Parker (Beaufort HS) Beaufort, SC 6-2/210
* P.J. Clyburn (West Iredell HS) Statesville, NC 6-1/205

S
**** Keenan Allen (Northern Guilford) Greensboro, NC 6-3/195
*** Roy Mangram (Georgia Military) Milledgeville, GA 6-2/200
* Dontae Johnson (The Pennington School) Pennington, NJ 6-3/185/4.50
* David Amerson (Dudley HS) Greensboro, NC 6-2/180
* Bashaud Breeland (Allendale-Fairfax HS) Fairfax, SC 6-2/190/4.50
* Frank Tamakloe (Our Lady Good Counsel HS) Olney, MD 6-3/189/4.50
* Daunte Carr (Buford HS) Buford, GA 6-2/195/4.55
* Pete Singer (Chapel Hill HS) Chapel Hill, NC 5-11/175/4.50
* Isaiah Johnson (Sandy Creek HS) Tyrone, GA 6-2/180/4.60

CB
***** Lamarcus Joyner (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Fort Lauderdale, FL 5-8.5/162/4.34
**** Johnavon Fulton (Manning HS) Manning, SC 6-0/180/4.50
* Reggie Wilkins (Crest Senior HS) Shelby, NC 5-11/180
* A.J. Marshall (Southern HS) Durham, NC 5-10/170
* Lo Wood (Apopka Senior HS) Apopka, FL 5-11/163/4.56
* Braylon Heard (Cardinal Mooney HS) Youngstown, OH 5-10/165
* Rijo Walker (Bethel HS) Hampton, VA 5-10/171/4.5

K,P
No Offers


------------------------------------------STATISTICS------------------------------------------


Scholarships Count
14 Scholarships Available (Note: Just using the # of Seniors for now)
-2 2010 Commits
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12 Scholarships Remaining

Recruiting Breakdown
OFFENSE
QB - 0
Backfield - 1
Receivers - 0
Linemen - 0
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Total Offense - 1

DEFENSE
Linemen - 0
Linebackers - 0
Secondary - 1
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Total Defense - 1

SPECIAL TEAMS
Kickers - 0

Geographical Diversity
Georgia - 2

Star Count (highest of the two sites)
5* - 0
4* - 0
3* - 2
2* - 0
1* - 0
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Average Stars - 3.0

3/31/2009 9:11:48 PM

Nice table breakdown of offers so far for 2010.  Credit goes to MasterOfGo on PP

2010	Offer	Commit	Gone	Undecided
State	72	2	6	64
NC	17	0	1	16
OH	10	0	2	8
SC	8	0	0	8
GA	11	2	0	9
VA	7	0	0	7
PA	5	0	1	4
FL	5	0	1	4
MD	3	0	0	3
NJ	2	0	0	2
NY	1	0	0	1
KS	1	0	0	1
DE	1	0	0	1
LA	1	0	1	0

2010	Offer	Commit	Gone	Undecided
Pos	72	2	6	64
QB	1	0	1	0
RB	4	0	0	4
WR	4	0	0	4
TE	2	0	1	1
OT	12	0	1	11
OG	3	0	0	3
OC	1	0	0	1
ATH	7	1	0	6
DE	10	0	0	10
DT	4	0	0	4
LB	8	1	0	7
CB	8	0	2	6
S	8	0	1	7

3/31/2009 9:12:11 PM

you guy's

3/31/2009 9:51:12 PM

shaun kitchens to auburn

will someone with photoshop, gimp, etc. take an AU logo and make the background transparent? much appreciated.

4/4/2009 10:11:43 PM

denzel mccoy to georgia tech

4/5/2009 12:58:28 AM

anybody catch TOB on the Packman show on either Thurs or Fri? sounded optimistic

4/5/2009 1:05:03 AM

we need to do really well in football to make up for UNC winning the basketball NC and them probably sweeping us next year

4/5/2009 1:31:10 AM

We have a very favorable schedule for us to get some national recognition.

We can and will beat a depleted USC team in C-F on national television. I'd love for it to be a beatdown and for us to be able to chant "ACC, ACC, ACC..." like those guys chanting SEC last year during our game. Perhaps VT could follow that up with a win nice over Alabama in Atlanta that Saturday to help change the perception of the ACC to start the season.

We have 8 home games with all of them being very winnable. We win all of those home games and steal a couple on the road and we are no less than Peach/Gator Bowl bound. If we are really lucky than our main Atlantic competition, FSU, will be distracted by the violations or overhyped to begin the season.

The @FSU and @VT games will make or break our season. Despite those two games the most important game may very well be the @WF game. Although we will have been tested early on in the season by USC and Pitt, a road ACC win to open up the league schedule could set the tone early on for the team to make a run to the ACC Championship game and for the staff to do well in recruiting.

We need this guy to play like he did at the end of the season and stay healthy.

4/5/2009 2:12:24 AM

^ I'm trying to avoid that type of optimism.

Your way of thinking was my old way of thinking.

For now, I'll assume we'll lose every game. That way if we win 1 I can be happy.

In seriousness, I'm excited for the recruiting classes, it seems like we are going after players that fit what we need, not just hype. It all comes down to injuries, if we can stay healthy there is some talent for sure and potential. But that is a big if...

4/5/2009 2:34:28 AM

^the thing i've noticed about these last 2 recruiting classes is that with the guys we have gotten, they are football players. Under amato, we would always get the athletic guys that looked good on paper and when they were running, but sometimes they weren't really football players. These guys we're getting now know what to do when they're on the field. And thats exciting

4/5/2009 3:09:32 AM

Quote :

"It all comes down to injuries"

yeah and its not like after the last two years of massive injuries that this year will be a clean slate all of a sudden. RW, Bowens, Baker, Irving + are carrying over the same nagging injuries that kept them from peak-performances in past years...

We need to see high levels of production from new faces in addition to healthy years from our returning performers this year if we want to get to Peach/Gator bowl level...

4/5/2009 2:28:02 PM

Brass Monkey I'll more than happy if we win 8 games total. Let alone all 8 home games.

4/6/2009 8:24:34 AM

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4/7/2009 5:08:57 PM

14 year old can't have consensual sex.

4/7/2009 5:13:38 PM

ROB CRISP COMMITS TO NCSU

4/7/2009 9:05:33 PM

along with Pete Singer.............confirmed on both sites

come on down Creecy and Marshall

4/7/2009 9:06:45 PM

Awesome.

4/7/2009 9:10:40 PM

http://northcarolinastate.scout.com/a.z?s=178&p=9&c=8&yr=2010

4/7/2009 9:12:02 PM

fuck yeah!

anyone have more info about Singer? I hadn't heard anything about him before this.

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 9:16 PM. Reason : .]

4/7/2009 9:14:25 PM

hellz yea, Crisp **** wut wut!

hopefully he has the talent to back those stars up.

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 9:18 PM. Reason : .]

4/7/2009 9:17:21 PM

WOOT!

The #5 OT in the nation,

Either way TOB just got himself a stud


Singer isnt a slouch either

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 9:23 PM. Reason : nvm, just checked all the rankings out]

4/7/2009 9:20:47 PM

Quote :

"anyone have more info about Singer? I hadn't heard anything about him before this."

Pete Singer is the son of Crisp's adopted parents. He plays safety at East Chapel Hill High but isn't a high major prospect. State is the only FBS level school to offer both kids and they want to play together in college. The Singers are also State grads and members of the Wolfpack Club. State is a good fit for them.

4/7/2009 9:27:07 PM

Evaluation

Singer is a very solid safety. He shows athleticism and possesses excellent football instincts. He attacks the line of scrimmage downhill at proper angles coming up from the free safety position on run support. A reliable openfield tackler but doesn't always make picture perfect tackles. Needs to show consistency at keeping head up and driving legs on contact. Takes good pursuit angles when ball goes away and uses the sideline as the twelfth man. Reads route progression well and gets a good break on the deep ball. Flashes high pointing the football and has the soft hands to bring the football down in a crowd. Dangerous to the opposition once the interception is made, has the ability to bring it back all the way. Very good special teams player. As a returner, has the courage to field the punt and head north and south with urgency and showing the ability to cut and follow blocks in the openfield. Possesses good speed and quickness in all phases of the game. A very determined coverage unit player that gets down the field quickly and can avoid blockers. Singer has the tools to be a very good free safety and will become more consistent once he gains some more bulk and overall strength. He is a talented athlete that is a smart player and field general from the safety position.





Singer scored a 77:


70-79: Good Prospect

Player does not dominate in every game, especially when matched up against the top players in the country. Could become a good starter at the Division I level.

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 9:29 PM. Reason : []

4/7/2009 9:27:54 PM

good evaluation, might be a little underrated

4/7/2009 9:31:01 PM

6-8 Crisp
6-6 Good
6-3 Wentz
6-5 Jones/Wallace
6-6 Mattes

Holy Shit

4/7/2009 9:38:46 PM

HOLYFUCKINGSHITWOOTTHESKYISFALLINGSHORYUKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!




Both are good pickups. By all accounts Singer can hold his own, and was a legitimate BCS prospect.

4/7/2009 9:50:35 PM

The best part, is that they both said they want to act as recruiters for us and help bring the best talent to State. That's the best part about an early commitment, just ask Glennon.

4/7/2009 10:00:35 PM

Singer would have probably gotten a BCS offer somewhere with or without Crisp. Last year Singer had 77 tackles and 3 interceptions. He also played receiver, and returned punts and kicks. He runs a 4.5 flat 40. Chapel Hill HS isn't exactly a terrible program either. Georgia, Duke, and South Carolina were on him pretty hard, and North Carolina was also recruiting him.

4/7/2009 10:03:52 PM

Nice to get this kind of momentum moving into the next FB recruiting class. Hopefully we have a strong season this year and impress more top recruits we are targeting!

4/7/2009 10:09:32 PM

GOOD NEWS!!!!!

4/7/2009 10:21:36 PM

Crisp should be a 5* once all is said and done.

The likely scholarship number for the class of 2010 is 16. Here’s a hypothetical breakdown of how the class may play out:

Quarterback - 1

Running Back - 1 or 2

Wide Receiver - 0 or 1

Tight End - 0 or 1

Offensive Linemen - 3 or 4

Defensive End - 2

Defensive Tackle - 2

Linebacker - 1

Safety - 1 or 2

Cornerback - 1 or 2

4/7/2009 10:31:48 PM

great start for this class

keep it rolling, Tom

4/7/2009 11:11:48 PM

so glad i decided to check my inbox coming in from the bar
this is fanfuckingtastic news

aph319 is going to shit himself

4/7/2009 11:34:32 PM

Put him on the basketball team too

4/7/2009 11:41:38 PM

This is great news, Crisp is a beast!

"...Come over the hill, caroline..."


(espn also lists Singer as an unevaluated pg @ chhs)

4/7/2009 11:43:49 PM

thank you tom, it was a long basketball season!!

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 11:46 PM. Reason : ..]

4/7/2009 11:46:26 PM

holy shit 6'8 280 in hs

4/7/2009 11:48:17 PM

Rivals shows him at 299 lbs.

4/8/2009 12:12:21 AM

Damn I don't know how I just saw this. I told you guys that our O-line would be the least of our worries with TOB. Mattes, Jones, Wallace, Crisp.....we're going to have solid and huge lines!

4/8/2009 1:45:51 AM

are you really trying to claim credit for telling people that TOB is known for his offensive lines?

4/8/2009 1:57:20 AM

No smartass know-it-all. We have had people the last two seasons talk about how bad our o-line play has been.

4/8/2009 2:06:22 AM

Quote :

"I told you guys"

seriously though, who was doubting this? this is something TOB is well known for and the fact that he was able to develop a makeshift line made of d-linemen and walk-ons into a solid line says a lot about his ability to produce good lines and it'll only get better from here now that we're getting his ideal guys.

4/8/2009 2:13:16 AM

what a pleasant surprise!

4/8/2009 4:08:46 AM

Next up: TC Creecy?

4/8/2009 7:06:58 AM

^7 VIRGIL BLACK IN 2003 WAS 6'-8" 320 AND WAS BETWEEN HERE, OHIO STATE, & ECU. GO FIGURE THE BITCH WENT TO ECU AND IN A YEAR HE WAS IN JAIL FOR DEALIN DOPE.

4/8/2009 7:44:28 AM

^^I would like to know what the latest news on Creecy is also

4/8/2009 7:51:01 AM

^ According to you-know-who Creecy will be calling Crisp later in the week.

I'd guess Creecy is next

4/8/2009 8:03:20 AM

The last article on him said he wanted to take a bunch of unofficials before he decided. Then again, I think Crisp said he'd wait until the end of his senior year to announce; so who knows? He has us as his favorite followed by duke and wake.

4/8/2009 8:05:10 AM

I'd be pretty surprised if Creecy ended up anywhere other than State.

4/8/2009 8:19:57 AM

Creecy and AJ Marshall were here again Saturday and they both really enjoyed their visits said TC's dad.

Creecy said Glennon looked really good but the player that surprised him most was Brandon Barnes.

4/8/2009 9:07:18 AM