Luther Davis
DT, 6'4", 260, 4.78, West Monroe

Yesterday, February 8, I caught up with Defensive tackle Luther Davis of West Monroe. Luther told me that he is 6’4”, 260 and was clocked at 4.78 in the forty last week at West Monroe. Davis was very proud of his time in the forty. Davis told me that he his GPA is 2.9 and he made a 19 on his ACT, but has plans to take the test again and hopes to improve his ACT a couple more points. Davis told me that he would like to visit FSU, Ole Miss and LSU , but said that he is a strong lean to LSU. Davis brother Lucas Jackson plays at Grambling and his cousin Toby Zeigler played at NWST.

Ben Aslup
QB, 6'3", 175, Ruston High School

Ben Alsup, 6’3”, 175 told me that he has close to a 3.0GPA average and that he has not taken the ACT yet. Ben who is also a baseball star who plays centerfield ,shortstop and posted a 6- 2 record as a pitcher last season. Ben told me that he hearing from LSU, Ole Miss, Auburn, Alabama and Northwestern state in football . Ben said he would like to play both sports in college if possible. Ben said he would like to take official football visits to LSU, Ole Miss Auburn and Alabama . Alsup said he did not have a favorite team , but would like to play in the SEC.

Kantravis Aubrey
DT, 6'4", 280, Bastrop High School

I talked to Kantravis Aubrey (6'4", 280) and he told me that he was not sure how many schools he would visit next season, but did say that he wanted to visit LSU and Auburn. Aubrey has a 3.5 GPA, but needs to pick up his ACT score a couple of points. Aubrey's younger brother plays linebacker at Bastrop and started for the state class 4-A champs as a freshman. I was told that the younger brother is going to be a great player the next three years for the Rams.

Deangelo Benton
WR, 6'3", 180, Bastrop High School

Deangelo Benton does not know what schools he will visit, but did say that he wants to visit LSU.

LeMarcus Williams
DT, 6'2", 320, Bastrop High School

LeMarcus Williams, who is being compared to former LSU defensive tackle Anthony McFarland, told me that he has a GPA of 3.5 and made a 17 on his ACT. Williams said that Arkansas and LSU are two schools that he would like to visit.

CC Carpenter
LB, 6'0-1/2", 220, 4.7, West Monroe

Friday February 10- I talked to linebacker CC Carpenter from West Monroe who I have at No.10 on my top 100 list. CC told me that he hearing from tons of schools but most often from LSU, Auburn,Alabama, Ole Miss, LA Tech and ULM. Carpenter is not sure at this time what schools he will take official visits on next school year, but for sure will visit LSU, Auburn, Tech and Alabama. The hard hitting linebacker told me that height wise he is between 6’0” and 6’1” and closer to 6’1” and weights 220 and runs the forty in 4.7. Carpenter is working very hard trying to get his forth time down to 4.6. CC told me that he would be attending junior day on March 04 at LSU and has plans to attend Summer camps at LSU, Auburn and possibility Ole Miss this coming Summer. CC is on the West Monroe Track and Field team and throws the discuss and Javelin . Carpenter bench pesses 300 pounds and Squads 445.

Will Blackwell
DE, 6'5", 290, 4.9, West Monroe

After talking to CC Carpenter I talked to Will Blackwell , 6’5”, 290, 5.0.. Will told me that he is hearing from all the SEC schools and several instate schools including LA Tech and ULL. Blackwell told me that he has already received scholarship offers from LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Auburn and LA Tech. Blackwell said he would like to visit LSU, Texas and Ole Miss on official visits next year and two other SEC schools. Will told me that he has a 3,5 GPA and would be taking his ACT today. Will said that he hopes to make at least a 23 on the ACT . Will and three more of his teammates, CC Carpenter ,Lutcher Davis and Terry Carter will be attending Junior Day at LSU March 04. Blackwell will be attending Junior Day at Ole Miss February 25.

Logan Roubique
C/DT, 6’2”, 250, Catholic of Baton Rouge

Sunday afternoon February 12 I caught up Logan Roubique,6’2”, 250,C/DT from Catholic high school in Baton Rouge. I have Logan N0.35 on my top 100 list, but he has a lot of potential and has a chance to move into my top 20 by the start of the 2006 high school season. Logan told me that he has been working out with NFL conditioning expert Reggie Williams to improve on his Speed, Strength and Flexible. Logan told me that he has a 3.6 GPA and took his ACT for the first time Saturday. Logan's plans are to attend one of LSU Summer camps.

Dusty Rust
LB, 6’3”,200,4.7, Captain Shreve High School

I also caught up Dusty Rust,,LB, 6’3”,200,4.7 from Captain Shrev of Shreveport Sunday afternoon. Dusty told me that he has a 2.6 GPA and took his ACT for the first time Saturday. Rust told me that he was receiving interest from LSU, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas and Indiana and state schools. Rust has been invited to attend LSU junior day on March 04. Along with his teammate Chase Burns a 6’0”,185.lb L/ S. . Dust said his plans are to attend Summer camps at LSU and Arkansas. .

Ahmad Paige
WR, 6'3", 167, 4.31, Sterlington High School

Monday afternoon, February 13 I caught up with Ahmad Paige (WR, 6'3", 167, 4.31) from class 2-A Sterlington high school who I had ranked No.46 on my top 100, but after talking to the speedster, his coach Dell Ashley, and several knowledgeable football fans, I have came to the conclusion that Ahmad Paige is one of the top 10 prospects in the state of Louisiana and I have moved his name into my top 10. Ahmad Paige told me that he has 2.8 GPA and he took the ACT for the first time last Saturday. He is being recruited by major schools all across the nation and has received several scholarship offers from major football power houses. Paige said the schools who are recruiting him the hardest are FSU, Miami, Arkansas, LSU, Texas and Auburn. He told me that he would like to take official visits to Texas, FSU, Arkansas, LSU and Georgia. Paige grew up in Arkansas and was a huge Razorback fan, but has become a big LSU fans since he has been living in Louisiana. Paige caught 45 passes last season for 1200 yards and 17 touchdowns. Paige averaged almost 28 yards per catch and also plays basketball and averaged 12 points per game his sophomore season at Sterlington. The super prospect also takes part in all the sprint events in track and field. Paige has been invited to Junior Day at LSU on March 04.

Grant Fleming
S, 6'3", 200, 4.54, ST Thomas More High School

I also rode over to ST Thomas More high school in Lafayette Monday afternoon and spoke to three of the STM coaches and conducted an interview with Grant Fleming (safety, 6'3", 200, 4.54). Fleming told me that he has a GPA of 3.3 and has not yet taken the ACT. Flemings said that Ole Miss, Notre Dame, LSU, Vanderbilt and Tennessee are the schools that he is hearing from most often, and as we were talking Coach Leger threw two or three new recruiting letters to Fleming. I asked Fleming what schools he would like to take official visits to and his reply was LSU, Notre Dame and Ole Miss. He said he was not certain about the other two schools . Flemings was also not certain what Summer camps he would be attending this Summer, if any. Fleming's goal for his senior season is to make All-State, win district and win the state class 4-A title. STM offensive coordinator Tim Leger told me he was expecting Grant Fleming to have a great season. Coach Leger also spoke highly of quarterback Mikey Mahtook (6'3", 200) who will be a junior next season at STM. Coach Leger said that Mahtook has all the tools to be a very special player before leaving STM and will be very highly recruitied. I saw Mahtook play two times last season and he is the real deal. Coach Leger also had good things to say about Lance Kelley (6’2”, 185, WR/DB/ATH) who will be a senior in 2006.

Terrance Callais
DB, 5'11", 195, 4.4, Patterson High School

Tuesday February 14 ,I was able to conduct interviews with two players in my top prospect list's top 20, and two players who are solid prospects but not in my top 20. Tuesday afternoon I talked to Patterson high school head football coach Tommy Mitton about his super prospect Terrance Callais (5'11", 195, 4.4) who is No. 15 on my top prospect list and who might be a few spots too low. Coach Mitton told me that Callais is one of the best players he has coached and is very highly recruited. LSU, Miami, Ole Miss, Auburn, Florida and all SEC schools have shown interest in Callais who will be attending Junior Day at LSU March 04. Callais has a 2.8 GPA and will take the ACT in April.
Callais was a first team Class 3-A All-State cornerback last season as a junior. He had over 100 tackles, 15 behind the line of scrimmage, and caused seven fumbles. Terrance Callais is the cousin of former LSU All-American running back Dalton Hilliard.

Mitch Joseph
TE, 6'5", 256, Catholic of New Iberia

I spoke to Mitch Joseph late last night after he returned home from his high school basketball game against Erath. He told me that he has a 3.0 GPA and made a 16 on his ACT and will take the test again in April. The big bruising tight end told me that he is hearing from Texas A&M, Iowa, LSU, Auburn, Notre Dame, Miami, Texas Tech and Ole Miss. Joseph will be attending Junior Day at LSU on March 04 and has signed to attend Summer football camps at LSU and Notre Dame. Joseph is not sure at this time what schools he will officially visit next season, but did say that he would be visiting LSU and Notre Dame.

Eric Pease
OT/DE, 6'5", 235, Haughton High School

Monday afternoon February 13 I caught up with Eric Pease (6'5", 235, OT/DE) from Haughton who I have No. 57 on my top prospect list. Peases is a player who could be a real surprise in Louisiana high school next season. Pease has a 3.99 GPA average making only one grade below an A which was a B his freshman year in high school. Pease has only taken the ACT once and made a 24. Pease is hearing mostly from LSU and LA Tech and will be attending LSU's Junior Day on March 04.

Jace Prescott
OL, 6'7", 420 , 5.6, Haughton High School

Tuesday afternoon , February 14 I spoke to Pease's teammate Jace Prescott (OL, 6'7", 420 , 5.6) who is No. 34 on my top prospect list. His 5.6 time in the forty is not bad for a person his size. The giant offensive tackle told me that he is receiving mail from Ole Miss, LSU, Auburn, Arkansas and in-state schools. Prescott did not know his GPA and said that he has not taken his ACT yet. Prescott did tell me that he was making mostly Cs in the classroom. Prescott is very mobile for a person his size and can dunk a basketball with both hands, which is much harder to do than a one-hand dunk. Haughton head football coach Rodney Guin told me that the giant tackle would be highly recruited if he could get his weight down 40 or 50 pounds and if he gets his academics in order. Prescott has been invited to attend LSU's Junior Day on March 04.

Chris Lewis
WR/TE, 6'4", 235, Jonesboro-Hodges

Wednesday morning February 15 at about 11:00 a.m. I spoke to Jonesboro-Hodge's new head coach, Joey Pender, who had been coaching the last nine years at Winnfield. I called Coach Pender to get information on WR/TE Chris Lewis. Pender told me that Lewis is 6'4", 235 and runs a solid 4.5 and has all the tools to be a great college football player. Pender told me that Lewis is receiving tons of mail from all SEC schools, especially LSU, Alabama, Auburn and Ole Miss. Lewis has not set any visits yet, but is a huge fan of the SEC. Lewis is also a member of the Jonesboro-Hodge basketball team that is 22-1 and No. 1 in the state in class 2-A. Pender did not have Lewis' GPA and ACT score in front of him, but did say that grades were an issue and that it is going to be very close.

Gabriel Bryant
WR, 6'2", 190, 4.5, Jonesboro High School

I also spoke to Coach Pender about Gabriel Bryant (6'2", 190, 4.5) who has already committed to LSU. Pender said that Bryant is a great athlete who could play several positions, but will play wide receiver in college. Bryant reminds Coach Pender of Marty Booker who Pender coached in high school and is still playing in the NFL. Pender also told me of another prospect on his team named Anthony Leonard (6'2", 205, FB/LB, 4.5). Leonard is a first cousin of LSU signee Charles Scott, according to the coach. Pender said that Leonard is very physical and should be on my top prospect list.

Toddrick Bajoie
WR, 6'3", 205, 4.5, Catholic of Point Coupee

Later I spoke to Coach Neil Weiner and a couple of his assistant coaches at Catholic of Point Coupee located in New Roads. I called to talk to Coach Weiner about Toddrick Bajoie (WR, 6'3", 205, 4.5) who made the class 1-A All-State team, All District and All-Metro last season. Bajoie was not available, but I did speak to the Blue Chip wide receiver at his home a few hours later. Bajoie caught 32 passes for 786 yards and 11 touchdowns and scored three more touchdowns on special teams last season. Bajoie told me that he was being recruited by LSU, Auburn, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Indiana, Ogeron, and several other major schools. I asked what schools he would like to visit and his reply was LSU and a few far away schools such as USC. I asked Bajoie about his GPA and was told that he has been instructed not to give out his GPA. Bajoie told me that he recentley took the ACT for the first time and that he feels like he did well on the test.

Harvey Haynes
DE/OLB, 6'4", 235, 4.8, East Jefferson High School

I spoke to Coach Henry Rando of East Jefferson concerning DE/OLB Harvey Haynes (6'4", 235, 4.8). Coach Rando told me that Haynes is being recruited by LSU, Ole Miss, Miami, Auburn, Notre Dame and Florida, and has been offered by Ole Miss and is very close to receiving a couple more offers. According to Coach Rando, Haynes has a 2.7 GPA and made a 16 on his ACT the only time he has taken the test. Rando told me that Haynes is better at this stage of his career than Roland Barbay was when he played at Holy Cross. He went on to say that Barbay was one of his all-time favorite players at LSU and he believes that Haynes can bejust as good or better. Haynes has been invited, and will attend, Junior Day at LSU March 04. The next time I update my top prospect list Harvey Haynes will be in my top 25.

Rolando Melancon
DT, 6'2", 275, 4.8, Lutcher High School

I also spoke to Coach Tim Detiller of Lutcher High School to set up an interview with two-time All-State tackle Rolando Melancon (6'2", 275, 4.8) for Thursday afternoon. Thursday I first spoke to Coach Craig Zeringue, the defensive coordinator at Lutcher high school, who is very high on Rolando and had great things to say about his work habits. Zeringue told me that Melancon started the last two games of the season when he was in the eighth grade and became a full time starter as a freshman and made first team All-State. Melancon missed the entire year as a sophomore with a leg injury but returned to make All-State his Junior season at Lutcher high school. Coach Zeringue told me that Melancon grew up as a Miami fan and that Warren Sapp, who played at Miami, has always been his hero. Zeringue told me that Melancon reminds him of Chad Lavalais who played at LSU from 2000-03 and made All-SEC in 2002-03 and All-American in 2003 and is currently playing for the Atlanta Falcons. Coach Zeringue told me that most of the major schools in the nation are recruiting Melancon including USC, Texas, Miami, Michigan, FSU and Ole Miss. Ole Miss has already offered Melancon. Melancon will likely visit LSU, Miami, Michigan, Ole Miss and FSU. Jenkins told me that Melancon has 300 career tackles, with 70 of the tackles being behind the line of scrimmage, and 18 sacks. Melancon has a 2.1 GPA and will take the ACT in April.

Steffond Francois
SS/LB, 6'2", 205, 4.5, East ST John High School

I first talked to Steffond Francois (6'2", 205, SS/LB, 4.5) who I have rated No. 2 in the state on my top prospect list. Francois told me that he has a 3.0 GPA and will be taking the ACT in April. The highly touted prospect told me that he is receiving mail daily from major schools nation wide and is hearing mostly from LSU, Florida, FSU, Tennessee, Texas, USC and Ole Miss. Francois was not sure what five schools he will take official visits to, but did say LSU, Tennessee and Texas would be three of the five. Coach Dauterive gave me Francois' 2005 stats which are very impressive. Francois had 67 solo tackles, 74 assists, eight tackles behind the line of scrimmage, and recovered two fumbles, four fumbles, five-and-a-half sacks, 13 hurries and two interceptions. He returned one of the interceptions for a touchdown. Francois said his 2006 goals are to go undefeated, win district and win state.

Jay Dudley
WR/LB 6'3", 200, Northwood of Shreveport

Wednesday night, February 15, I caught up with Jay Dudley (6'3", 200, WR/LB) from Northwood of Shreveport. Jay Dudley was a Shreveport All-City selection at the end of the 2005 season and is considered one of the top recruits in the city. Dudley told me that he has a 3.0 GPA and will take the ACT in April. He is receiving recruiting letters from Southern Mississippi, LSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss and LA Tech. Dudley was not sure at the time of the interview what schools he would like to visit next season, but did say that LSU and LA Tech would be two of them.

Johnny Owen
RB, 5'9", 180, 4.3, East ST John High School

Thursday, February 16, I spoke to running back Johnny Owen (5'9", 180, 4.3) from East ST John high school. Owen told me that he has a 3.0 GPA and will be taking the ACT in April. The speedster told me that he is being recruited by Ole Miss, Auburn, Texas, Notre Dame and Alabama and that he would like to visit the above schools on official visits. Owen told me that in 2005 he rushed for 1,300 yards in 11 games and had 500 yards receiving. Owen is running track at this time and has been timed at 10.8 in the 100 meters and 21.9 in the 200 meters.

I wanted to talk to Rudi Jabour who is East ST John's all-purpose kicker, but he was at soccer practice. Coach Dauterive told me he believes Jabour is one of the best high school all-purpose kickers in the nation. Jabour made 40 of 42 PATs and eight of nine FGs attempted with the longest being 56 yards. Dauterive said that 97 percent of Jabour's kicks went into the end zone for touchbacks. Dauterive said that college coaches from all parts of the nation are showing strong interest in his prized, all-purpose kicker.

Daniel Bornes
RB, 5'11", 205, 4.5, Shaw of New Orleans

Monday afternoon , February 20, 2006 I spoke to Shaw high school running back Daniel Bornes (5'11", 205, 4.5) who might be the best running back in the state of Louisiana next season. Shaw high school only played six games last season because of hurricane Katrina. Borne averaged 160.9 yards per game and 6.8 yards per carry. He rushed for a total of 1,066 yards and eight touchdowns during the short season. Borne told me that he is receiving mail from all the SEC teams and that he would like to take official visits to LSU and Miami. Borne has a 2.0 GPA and will take the ACT test in April. I talked to a veteran high school football official who did one of Shaw high school's playoff games and he told me that Daniel Borne is the real deal.

Sonny Roseborough
RB, 5'10", 175, 4.4, Pickerling High School

Tuesday, February 21 I caught up with Pickerling high school's star running back, Sonny Roseborough (5'10", 175, 4.4). Roseborough played both offense and defense last season and made first team All-State running back. In 10 games, the scat back rushed for 1,972 yards and 22 touchdowns. According to Pickerling head coach James Marcantel, Roseborough is as good as they come.

Edwin Reed
WR/ATH, 5'10", 175, 4.4, Destrehan High School

I first spoke with Edwin Reed, No. 23 on my top prospect list. Reed told me that he was hearing from Nebraska, Michigan, LSU, Ole Miss and Miami. Reed said he would like to take official visits to Texas, Miami and LSU. The sure-handed receiver told me that he had 19 receptions for 570 yards and nine touchdowns in 2005. Reed's older brother played at Miami and is still playing in the NFL. Reed told me that he has a 2.8 GPA and took the ACT last Saturday.

Joshua Victorian
CB, 5'11", 180, 4.55, Destrehan High School

Next, I spoke to Joshua Victorian (5'11", 180, 4.55), No. 20 on my list. He told me that his GPA is 2.9 and that he is waiting on the results of his ACT he took last Saturday. Victorian took part in the Army All-American junior camp the week of the Army All-Star game and turned the heads of many of the college scouts that attended some of the practice sessions. LSU, Georgia, Florida and FSU are a few of the schools that are recruiting Victorian. Victorian said that three schools that he would like to take official visits to are Texas, Miami and LSU. Last season Victorian had five interceptions, one for a touchdown, and returned two punts for touchdowns.

D’Montrell Wilson
OL, 6'4", 300, 4.91, Rayville High School

Wednesday afternoon I spoke to Coach Bo Barton of Rayville high school about his outstanding offensive lineman prospect D’Montrell Wilson who is 6'4", 300, 4.91. Coach Barton told me that Wilson's GPA is 2.5 and that he took the ACT for the first time two weeks ago. Wilson has already received scholarship offers from Oklahoma, Auburn and Ole Miss. According to Coach Barton, Wilson is very high on LSU's recruiting list. Coach Barton said he would not be surprised if LSU offered Wilson at Junior Day on March 04 or a few days after. Wilson has long arms, great feet and will likely play offensive left tackle in college. Barton said that Wilson has a good motor and is a hard worker. Judging from the early offers Wilson has already received, I would have to say that Wilson and Alex Williams are the two best offensive linemen prospects in the state and in the South. After talking to Coach Barton, I realized that Wilson is the most underrated player that I have on my top prospect list and I will be moving Barton from No. 43 to my top 10-15 within the next week.

John Williams
ATH, 5'11", 180, 4.46, Breaux Bridge High School

Late Tuesday afternoon, I caught up with John Williams and Daniel Montet from Breaux Bridge high school. I first talked to John Williams (5'11", 180, 4.46). Williams has a 3.3 GPA and will take the ACT in April. Williams is one of the top athletes in the state and will be a national recruit. He was MVP in district and first team All-State in 2005. Williams is a first cousin to former LSU running back Domanick Davis who is currently playing for Houston, Texas. Williams told me that he is being recruited by LSU, Oklahoma, Alabama, Michigan and Ole Miss plus several other 1-A schools. Williams was not certain what schools he would take official visits to, but did say that LSU and Ole Miss would be two of the schools. Williams said his goal in 2006 was to win state. Williams plays on both sides of the football and would like to play both offense and defense in college. On offense in 2005, Williams rushed for 900 yards and passed for over 900 yards. On defense, Williams made 93 tackles and had eight interceptions on the season.

Michael Green
OL, 6'6", 300, Plaquemine High School

I first spoke to Michael Green who told me that he has a 2.5 GPA. He will be taking his ACT in April. The giant offensive lineman told me that he was receiving mail from several schools but mostly Boston College, Auburn, Alabama, Ole Miss, Miami and LSU. Green said he would like to take official visits to five of the above schools if he is invited. Last February at around this time, I spoke to Coach Don Jones (who was the head coach at Plaquemine and is now the head coach at Woodlawn of Baton Rouge) about Michael Green's potential. Jones told me that Green has a chance to be a great offensive lineman at the next level if he would work hard and it appears that Green has been working hard because when I spoke to Coach Jones, Green was weighing close to 350 but he is now down to 300.

Matt Stone
OT, 6'4", 310, Ruston High School

After talking to Michael Green, I talked to Ruston high school head football coach Billy Laird for information on Matt Stone (6'4", 310, OT). Coach Laird told me that Stone has a 2.6 GPA and took his ACT two weeks ago. Last season was Matt Stone's first year to play on the offensive side of the ball and he expects Laird to be one of the better left tackles in the state next season. Stone is hearing from Ole Miss, LSU, other SEC schools and in-state schools. Stone will be attending Junior Day at Ole Miss this Saturday and will most likely be attending Junior Day at LSU on March 04. Stone took first place in class 5-A at the state indoor track and field meet last Saturday at LSU and has great work habits, according to his head coach.

Craig Duronselet
CB, 5'10", 175, 4.5, St. James High School

I talked to Duronselet who started seven games as a junior and had five interceptions, one of which was returned for a touchdown. Duronselet has a 3.1 GPA and will be taking the ACT test in April. Duronselet is also an outstanding basketball player averaging 15 points per game.

Jordan Landry
TE/WR, 6'5 ", 205, 4.7, St. James High School

After talking to Duronselet, I spoke to Jordan Landry (6'5", 205, 4.7) who has the body frame to put on 25-30 pounds and the foot speed to make an outstanding college TE. Landry has a 3.2 GPA and will take the ACT in April. Jordan attended the Manning Passing Academy last Summer and will attend a couple of Summer camps this Summer. Landry is receiving interest from LSU, Auburn, Ogeron , Ole Miss and ULL. He will be attending Junior Day on March 04 at LSU and would like to visit LSU on an official visit next football season. Jordan is also a member of the ST James Basketball team and averaged 11 points per and seven rebounds per game during the regular season.

Jason Peters
DE, 6'2", 252, 4.62, Catholic of Baton Rouge

Thursday, March 08) I spoke to Catholic of Baton Rouge defensive end Jason Peters who is ranked No. 8 on my list of top 100 LA prospepcts. Peters told me that he is 6'2-1/2", weighs 252 and has been timed at 4.62 in the forty. He has a 3.66 GPA and made a 21 on his ACT the only time he took the test.
Jason Peters was named MVP last year in district 3-5A with 59 tackles, including 13 for losses, and recovered two fumbles. He was also named All-Metro and first team All-State. Catholic high school was beaten in the quarter finals last season by West Monroe and the team's goal is to win state in 2006. Peters told me that he has been offered a scholarship by LSU and is receiving tons of mail from Tennessee, Iowa, Vanderbilt and Auburn. He said it would probably be after he finishes taking his visits next season before he commits to any school. Peters said he would like to take official visits to LSU, Auburn, Tennessee and Iowa and said he has already been to LSU several times but was looking forward to his official visit.

Grant Carruth
OL, 6'5", 284, Bowling Green Academy

I spoke to Bowling Green Academy high school coach Gary Henry about his prize offensive lineman, Grant Carruth. Carruth is 6'5", 284 and has a GPA of 3.90 and made a 27 on his ACT at the end of his sophomore year at Bowling Green which is located in Franklinton, Louisiana. Coach Henry told me that Carruth was a hard worker who has a chance to be a great offensive lineman in college. Carruth does not have any offers yet, but is receiving mail from LSU, Mississippi Southern, Tulane and Southeastern.

Jasmin Dalton
WR, 6'4 ", 202, 4.5, Independence

I conducted an interview with Jasmin Dalton (6'4", 202, 4.5) from Independence. Dalton attended Junior Day at LSU and told me that he had a great time. Dalton said he was hearing from most SEC schools and has been offered by Ole Miss. The 3.0 student told me that he would like to take official visits to LSU, Auburn, Tennessee and Florida. I asked the duel sports star if he was hearing from all the schools that he would like to visit and he said yes. I asked what school was recruiting him the hardest and he said Ole Miss. Dalton made first team All-District and All-State as junior. He had 50 receptions for 740 yards. He also averaged 14 points in basketball and pulled down an average of 12 rebounds per game. Dalton was a pleasure to talk to and is a person with a lot of confidence.

Larry Noles
QB, 6'5", 240, West Lake of Austin, TX

I spoke to the father of Austin Westlake High School quarterback Nick Foles. Larry Noles told me that his son, Nick (6'5", 240), is receiving a lot of interest from Arkansas, Tennessee, Miami, Colorado State, TCU, Utah, Arizona, Arizona State, Georgia, Boston College, Illinois, Ole Miss and Duke. He has received scholarship offers from Duke and Ole Miss and is expecting other offers very soon. Larry Noles told me that they have a lot of family living in Baton Rouge and that the family and Nick are very interested in LSU, but they have not yet been shown any interest by LSU. Nick has a 3.5 GPA. As a junior at Austin, Texas' Westlake High School, Nick threw for over 2,400 yards and 24 touchdowns, and threw only six interceptions. Nick also rushed for eighth touchdowns last season and was a three-year starter on the varsity basketball team and averaged scoring and rebounding in double figures.

Kyle Plouhar
OL, 6'6 ", 299, 5.1, Fountain Bleau

Plouhar, a big-time offensive lineman prospect, told me that he has a 2.8 GPA and will be taking the ACT in April. The giant offensive lineman told me that he is receiving mail from major power house teams nation wide including LSU, Michigan, Michigan State, Kansas State, Arkansas, Southern Mississippi, Oregon, Oregon State, Notre Dame and USC. Plouhar said he would like to visit LSU, Michigan State, Michigan, Oregon and Oregon State. Plouhar has a busy Summer and his plans includes attending camps at LSU, Michigan State, Michigan, Oregon and Southern Mississippi. Plouhar's family moved to Louisiana from Michigan when he was entering the fifth grade. Plouhar said that Michigan State is his number one choice at this time. Plouhar and his family were hit hard by hurricane Katrina last Fall, forcing his family to relocate in Oregon. Kyle Plouhar arrived at his new school after school had started, but being the great athlete that he is, he did not have a problem fitting in and made the Tri Valley League team. I asked Plouhar to explain the difference in the style of play of Louisiana high school football compared to Oregon football and he said that Louisiana high school football was much more physical in the trenches.

Kyle McWilliams
LB, 6'0", 217, Fountain Bleau

Kyle McWilliams (LB, 6'0", 217) told me that he has a 3.3 GPA and plans to take the ACT in April. Williams did not have an updated time in the 40 yard dash, but will have a time for me very soon. McWilliams told me that he is receiving mail from LSU, ULL and Southern Mississippi. McWilliams has been a full-time starter since his freshman season in high school and made second team All–District last season.

John Williams
DT, 6'2", 291, 4.9, Independence

I talked to John Williams (DT, 6'2", 291, 4.9). Williams told me that he has a GPA of 2.5 and scored an 18 on his ACT, but is planning on retaking the test and hopes to make at least a 26. Williams told me that he is hearing from Alabama, Auburn, Boston College, LSU, Baylor, and LA Tech and has been offered by Ole Miss. Williams was not certain what schools he would like to officially visit but did say that he would like to visit LSU and Alabama. Williams said that he would be attending the Nike combine at LSU in a few weeks and is planning on attending the LSU Summer lineman camp and the Rival's camp this Saturday. John Williams made first team All-District and first team All-State as a junior.

Kendrick Celestine
ATH, 6'0", 190, 4.46, Mamou High School

Last night (Monday, April 03), I spoke to Kendrick Celestine (ATH, 6'0", 190, 4.46) from Mamou high school. Celestine's name is not popular in recruiting circles at this time because he plays quarterback at Mamou high school, but he is being recruited to play wide receiver or cornerback in college. Celestine told me that he has a 2.7 GPA and will be taking the ACT this Saturday. Celestine is being recruited by Notre Dame, LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Miami, and Ole Miss, and has been offered by Auburn to play wide receiver and to return kicks. Celestine believes that he is very close to receiving other offers very soon. As a junior, Celestine passed for 815 yards and rushed for 612 yards. Celestine played wide receiver the last game of the 2005 season at Mamou and caught two passes including a 64-yard touchdown pass. The speedster said he will be attending Summer camp at LSU and at this time LSU is the only school that he is certain he will visit next fall on an official visit. Coach Brad Peveto is recruiting Celestine for LSU.

Sam Proctor
QB, 6'2", 205, 4.48, Pearland, Texas

I called quarterback Sam Proctor from Pearland, Texas, to see how he enjoyed his visit to LSU Saturday for the Spring game. Proctor was not available to take my call, but I did speak to his Mom who is staying on top of recruiting for her son. Sam Proctor is 6'2", 205, runs a 4.48 forty, has a 2.9 GPA, and made a 1270 on the SAT . Sam's mom told me that the visit to LSU was great and that LSU offered Sam two weeks ago and at that time invited him down for the Spring game. Proctor has also received scholarship offers from The University of Houston and The University of Kansas. Proctor attended Junior day at Texas and attended Miami's Spring game. Proctor is expecting several more scholarship offers this Spring and is being recruited very hard by The University of Florida, The University of Virginia, Texas Tech, Michigan and Notre Dame. Proctor rushed for 15 touchdowns last season and had over 1,600 yards passing and rushing.

Chad Jones
SS, 6'2", 210, 4.5, Southern Lab

Last night (Tuesday, April 04), I interviewed Chad Jones who I have rated No. 3 on my top prospect list. Chad Jones is the brother of Alfred Jones who is a redshirt freshman at LSU. Jones told me that he is 6’2”, 221, and runs a 4.51 forty. Jones plays safety and is one of the premier safety prospects in the nation. Jones has a 2.5 GPA and made a 24 on his ACT. He told me that he is hearing from top programs nation wide including LSU, Miami, Ole Miss, TCU, Auburn, Oregon, Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State and Florida. Jones told me that he has already received scholarship offers from LSU, Oregon, Miami, Ole Miss and a few more. I asked Jones if he had a leader at this time and he said Miami and LSU, not in any patericular order. Last season as a junior, Jones made first team All-State. He had 72 tackles and two pass interceptions on the season. I told Chad that I thought his brother Al had a great scrimmage and he told me that Alfred is very happy playing defensive end instead of linebacker at LSU.

Edward Collins
OL, 6'5", 280, Northeast high school

Friday I conducted a very enjoyable and interesting interview with Northeast high school head football coach David Masterson and his Blue Chip offensive lineman Edward Collins (6'5", 288, and still growing). Collins is only 16 years old and will not be 17 until the 2006 regular football season is over. Collins has been a starter at weak side offensive tackle since his sophomore year at Northeast. Masterson told me that Collins was a true weak side offensive tackle and said that weak side offensive tackles and free safeties are the two hardest positions for college coaches to find. Masterson is a veteran coach who has coached at the college level and has been very successful at Northeast high school which plays in class 3-A. Northeast is located at Pride, Louisiana, about 30 miles North of Baton Rouge. I asked Coach Masterson what schools are recruiting his prize offensive tackle and he said you name the school and they are recruiting him. Masterson said just before I talked to him yesterday that he had just gotten off the phone with two major college coaches asking for highlight tapes. Masterson told me that Jimbo Fisher is recruiting Collins for LSU and is looking forward to having Collins down for Summer camp. Masterson said that Collins' grades would be very close, but that he believe he will have the grades to sign with a four-year school.

Collins told me that he attended Junior Day at LSU and attended the Spring game and picnic for all the recruits and had a great time. I asked Collins to name a few schools that are recruiting him the hardest and he named LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, and Alabama. I asked what schools he would like to take official visit to and he said LSU, Auburn and Texas and said that he is a strong lean to LSU. Collins said his plans are to attend Summer camp at LSU and the lineman camp at Nicholls State that is one of the best linemen camp in the nation. Former LSU defensive line coach Pete Jenkins is one of the instructors at the Nicholls camp each year.

Kellen Theriot
QB, 6'1", 224, 4.5, Houston

While at the LSU Spring game I ran into a young man named Dean Theriot who play baseball in the Lafayette Little League years ago with my son, Scott. Dean now lives in Houston and attended the Spring game with his Dad and his son Kellen. Kellen is a 6'1-1/2", 224, QB who runs a 4.5 forty. Kellen was the starting QB at Acadiana High School in Lafayette at the start of the 2006 season before he tore his ACL in the jamboree and missed his entire junior season. He has moved to Houston to live with his Dad because he will be able to repeat his junior year next season in Texas, therefore allowing him to have two more years to play instead of having to graduate next year if he remained at Acadiana High School. Kellen is now attending Episcopal High School in Houston. Kellen attended Summer camp at LSU before his injury and was timed in the 40 at 4.5, vertical jumped 34 1/2 inches, bench pressed 325 pounds and power cleaned 290 before his injury. Kellen is about 95 percent in most aspects of his recovery at this time. His top five schools as of now are: LSU, Miami, Texas, Notre Dame, and either Michigan or Florida. He has attended camp at LSU and this year plans to attend camps at LSU, Miami, and Texas or Notre Dame. I know that the Acadiana coaching staff was very excited about Kellen before his injury because of his size, speed and arm strength. Kellen Theriot is a name to remember for the 2008 signing class.

Kendrick Celestine
ATH, 6'0", 190, 4.46, Mamou High School

Last night (Monday, April 03), I spoke to Kendrick Celestine (ATH, 6'0", 190, 4.46) from Mamou high school. Celestine's name is not popular in recruiting circles at this time because he plays quarterback at Mamou high school, but he is being recruited to play wide receiver or cornerback in college. Celestine told me that he has a 2.7 GPA and will be taking the ACT this Saturday. Celestine is being recruited by Notre Dame, LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Miami, and Ole Miss, and has been offered by Auburn to play wide receiver and to return kicks. Celestine believes that he is very close to receiving other offers very soon. As a junior, Celestine passed for 815 yards and rushed for 612 yards. Celestine played wide receiver the last game of the 2005 season at Mamou and caught two passes including a 64-yard touchdown pass. The speedster said he will be attending Summer camp at LSU and at this time LSU is the only school that he is certain he will visit next fall on an official visit. Coach Brad Peveto is recruiting Celestine for LSU.

Josh Dworaczyk
DE, 6'6", 265, 4.9 Catholic of New Iberia

I spoke to Josh Dworaczyk (DE, 6'6", 265, 4.9) from Catholic high school of New Iberia. Dworaczyk told me that he has a 3.54 GPA and recentley received word that he made a 25 on the ACT he took for the first time about six weeks ago. Dworaczyk is receiving mail from LSU, Ole Miss, Clemson, Arkansas, Tennessee, GA Tech, Kansas State, Alabama and all state schools. He told me that he will be attending the Nike Camp at LSU at the end of this month as well as Summer camps at LSU and Notre Dame. Dworaczyk ! attended Junior at LSU on March 04 with his teammate Mitch Joseph, and spent a lot of time with LSU recruiting coordinator Josh Henson and defensive backfield coach Doug Mallory. According to Dworaczyk, both coaches emphasized that they really wanted him to attend one of LSU's Summer camps.

Dworaczyk told me that he made between 75-80 tackles as a junior with seven sacks behind the line of scrimmage, four knockdowns, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. Dworaczyk went through elementary school with LSU signee Jared Mitchell. I did not know about Josh Dworaczyk until I called his high schoo! l coach David Comeaux to ask about Mitch Joseph. I have JD No. 68 on my top 100 list, but I know that there are not 67 better players in the state. I will be moving JD up several spots before the end of this school year.