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Here’s A List of the Class of 2010 Gridironstuds.com Members who signed Letters of Intent

	GRIDIRONSTUDS.COM SIGNEES

	QBs

1	Jake Heaps – BYU
2	Phillip Sims – Alabama
3	Connor Wood – Texas
4	Jesse Scroggins – USC
5	Brandon Doughty – Western Kentucky
6	Devin Gardner – Michigan
7	Dallas Lloyd – Stanford
8	Ricardo Young – Virginia Tech
9	Mark Leal – Virginia Tech
10	Marshyl Rothman – Cornell
11	Munchie Legaux – Cincinnati
12	Trevius Folston – Jacksonville
13	Greg Watson – Fresno St.
14	Chris O’Leary – Indiana St.
15	Joe Boisture – Michigan St.
16	Joe Brennan – Wisconsin
17	Jermaine Kelson – Marshall
18	Jeremy Johnson – West Virginia
19	Leron Thomas – Hampton
20	Trey Demler – North Dakota
21	Jacob Russell – Eastern Kentucky

	RBs

22	James Potts – Buffalo
23	Lache Seastrunk – Oregon
24	Deontae Cooper – Washington
25	Eduardo Clements – Miami
26	Giovanni Bernard – North Carolina
27	James White – Wisconsin
28	Corvin Lamb – Louisville
29	Tevin Drake – Western Michigan
30	Brady Earnhardt – Army
31	Taylor James – Princeton
32	Ethan Grant – TCU
33	Shontrelle Johnson – Iowa St.
34	Antwan Chisholm – Marshall
35	Jakhari Gore – LSU
36	Corey Grant – Alabama
37	Lucky Radley – Utah
38	Anthony Brown – USC
39	Darion Hall – Miami
40	Jeremy Davis – Miami
41	Ramon Abreu – Arizona St.

	WRs

42	Kyle Prater – USC
43	Chris Dunkley – Florida
44	Kadron Boone – LSU
45	Michaele Harris – Louisville
46	De’Joshua Johnson – Florida St.
47	Adrian Coxson – Florida
48	O.J. Ross – Purdue
49	Ace Sanders – South Carolina
50	Allen Hurns – Miami
51	Darius Millines – Illinois
52	Shawn Corker – Texas Tech
53	Cortney Lester – Buffalo
54	Quadrias Mireles – Mississippi
55	Fred Pickett – Marshall
56	Kevin Smith – Washington
57	Greg Dent – Florida St.
58	Kenny Shaw – Florida St.
59	Tyrone Williams – Ohio St.
60	Chris Boyd – Vanderbilt
61	James Louis – Ohio St.
62	Arione Scott – Towson St.
63	Jonathan Taylor – Central Michigan
64	Trevor Niemann – Dartmouth
65	Salath Williams – Pittsburgh
66	Clayton Cooper – Air Force
67	Jordan Evans – Brown

	OL

68	Parker Mack – Princeton
69	Cody Gibson – South Carolina
70	Chris Acosta – Louisville
71	Perry Meiklejohn – UCF
72	Sean Marben – Navy

	TE

73	Braddie Ellison –
74	Brice Hawkes – Syracuse
75	Marcus Howard – San Jose St.
76	Alex Welch – Notre Dame
77	Harrison Jones – Alabama

	DL

78	David Perry – Miami
79	Joe Grap – Frostburg University
80	Robbie Zauck – New Hampshire
81	Nordly Capi – Colorado St.
82	Josh Shirley – UCLA
83	Carter Street – Louisiana Tech
84	Holmes Onwukaife – Florida St.
85	Deon Rogers – Louisville
86	Jackson Richards – Texas Tech
87	Corey Lemonier – Auburn
88	Johnathan Hankins – Ohio St.
89	Lynden Trail – Florida
90	Max Beaulieu – Syracuse

	LB

91	Jeff Luc – Florida St.
92	Ed Foley – Jacksonville
93	Quintin Tucker –
94	Desmond Bozeman – Western Michigan
95	Justin Birkenholz – Central Connecticut
96	Zach Greenwald – Sacred Heart
97	Ellis Glaw – Dartmouth
98	Doug Rigg – West Virginia
99	Victor Burnett – Washington
100	Anthony Beard – SMU

	DB

101	Vladimir Rock – Mercy Hurst
102	Khambrel McGee – FIU
103	Tony Grimes – Ole Miss
104	Joe Johnson – Marshall
105	Cody Riggs – Florida
106	Johnnie Simon – Western Michigan
107	Dwellie Striggles – Buffalo
108	Matt Elam – Florida
109	Joshua Shaw – Florida
110	Lorenzo Waters – Rutgers
111	Corey Ford – Towson
112	Cullen Christian – Michigan
113	Spencer Boyd – Notre Dame
114	Dion Bailey – USC
115	Shaquille Richardson – UCLA
116	Johnathan Dowling – Florida
117	Jaylen Watkins – Florida
118	Adrian White – Texas
119	Earnest Thomas – Illinois
120	Chris Badger – Notre Dame
121	Lo Wood – Notre Dame
122	Jonathon Mincy – Auburn
123	Dyshawn Davis – Syracuse
124	Demarcus Milliner – Alabama
125	Daniel Jones – Northwestern
126	Gareef Glashen – Rutgers
127	Darius Robinson – Clemson
128	Terrence Mitchell – South Florida
129	Reynaldo Kirton – Harvard
130	Brian Jones – Ball St.
131	Antoine Tharp – U. Mass.
132	Lamarcus Joyner – FSU
133	Kyle Abberton – Yale

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