Da'Shawn Hand is the top-rated recruit in the 2014 class. The star defensive end at Woodbridge Senior High School in Virginia is also an outgoing honor roll student who is well respected by his teachers and peers.
Lorenzo Carter is one of the top players in the 2014 class. The star defensive end comes from a basketball family, and that athleticism has carried over very well to the football field. Playing in one of the most talent-rich areas in the country, Carter has still managed to stand out.
Jerrod Heard is the top quarterback in the state of Texas for 2014 and one of the top QB's in the nation. He led Denton Guyer to its first state title, and he is a Texas Longhorns commit.
Christian McCaffrey is the son of former NFL wide receiver Ed McCaffrey. He is the star player for Valor Chrisitan in the Denver area, and he is verbally committed to Stanford. Some video courtesy Root Sports.
Jabrill Peppers may be the most exciting player in the 2014 class. He's an explosive running back and a shutdown cornerback for Paramus Catholic in New Jersey. The Michigan commit is also as charismatic as they come off the field. He has a long list of dreams to accomplish in his life, and making the NFL is just the tip of the iceberg. His achievements are goals are impressive when you consider the road he's taken to get this far.
Miami Central is loaded with talent for the 2013 season: Joseph Yearby and Dalvin Cook are both top 50 players, and they have a monster offensive lineman blocking for them in Trevor Darling. Darling and Yearby are committed to Miami while Cook is a Florida commit.
David Cornwell is one of the top quarterbacks in the 2014 class. The strong-armed Alabama commit is hoping to lead Norman North to the top in Oklahoma.
Budda Baker is a star player on one of the best teams in the country, the Bellevue Wolverines. He stars as a running back, safety, and return specialist for a program that has won 10 state championships in the past 12 seasons. Some video courtesy AriStrong Sports Productions
Zach Hodskins is a senior guard at Milton High School in Georgia. Despite being born without a left hand, he has excelled as a high school basketball player and hopes to play for a Division I college program.
