High School Football America
Fourteen players announced their verbal commitments Saturday during the nationally-televised game in the Alamodome in San Antonio.
If you were keeping score, the University of California won with three recruits; Louisville and Miami finished second with two players each.
On the field, Mullen High's (Colorado) Cyler Miles and Dorial Green-Beckham of Hillcrest High School in Missouri, who Rivals.com ranks as the nation's top recruit, hooked-up on the longest touchdown pass in the history of the all-star contest. The 79-yard catch-and-run by Green-Beckham in the second quarter was the key play that led to the players share the game's MVP honors.
Miles, who last year gave his verbal to Washington, finished 7-of-8 for 155 yards and that one touchdown. He also ran for a touchdown in the first quarter. Green-Beckham caught two passes in the game for 88 yards.
The game was played before a crowd of 39,011 fans, which set a record.
Below is the players who gave their verbals on Saturday:
QB Anthony Alford (Petal HS, MS): Southern Miss
LB Keith Brown (Norland HS, FL): Louisville
DE Jonathan Bullard (Shelby, N.C.): Florida
S Deon Bush (Columbus HS, FL): Miami
LB Nick Dawson (Phillip O. Berry, NC): Louisville
S Jordan Diggs (Briar Wood HS, VA): South Carolina
DT Ellis McCarthy (Monrovia HS, CA): California
DE Tyriq McCord (Jefferson HS, FL): Miami
LB Brian Nance (Euless Trinity, TX): Baylor
WR Jordan Payton (Oak Christian, CA): California
RB Barry J. Sanders (Heritage Hall, OK): Stanford
CB Kevon Seymour (Muir HS, CA): Southern Cal
S Elijah Shumate (Don Bosco Prep, NJ): Notre Dame
DB Shaq Thompson (Grant HS, CA): California
Just remember, none of this is official until National Letter of Intent Signing Day on February 1st.
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