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State

OF NOTE: Craig

continues to hear from other schools, such as UCLA, Tennessee, and Oklahoma.

Craig is tops in our book, in every way.  His upside is enormous and he should

see early playing time at Washington.

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Oregon, Idaho

OF NOTE:

Bradley posted the best 40 time at the Husky camp

recently, has tons of upside and could be taken as a defensive back or running

back, his stock will continue to rise in the fall.

Offers from Washington

OF NOTE: Tahj just committed to Washington and

has so much upside the Dawgs got a steal. Bomar is in good

shape in that he has the frame to tack on another 25 to 30 lbs. in order to play

at the next level. Neuheisel likes to get athletes; and Bomar is an athlete

before he is a linebacker. This is why he had the early offer from Washington.

His summer performances have been consistant and sharp.

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State

OF NOTE: Trew is a big, physical defensive back who could fit into the mold of a

Greg Carothers type safety, with more speed. Right now, Trew isn't ready to pull

the trigger just yet, but holds the Huskies high atop his leader

board. He had a strong performance at the Husky camp.

Hearing from Washington, Oregon, Oregon

State, Washington State, Illinois

Ellis could be the biggest sleeper in the state

this year. His camp performances have been outstanding, and he took MVP at the

Washington State camp last weekend after turning coaches heads at the Washington

camp the week before. Ellis is fast, fast, fast. His times at the Nike Combine

in Oregon were consistently in the 4.3 range, while at Washington he posted a

solid 4.5. Ellis is a state champ in track, and has a ton of heart to take on

the field in the defensive backfield or at a receiver position. Film evaluation

was very, very positive. This kid's a burner and a gem.

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Skyline HS, Sammamish, WA

Arizona State, Portland State

 

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State

 

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USC

 

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10.QB Johnny

Colorado, Oregon State, Washington St.

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State, Nevada

 

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State

 

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State, Arizona

 

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size=1>NOTE: This list was comprised by

updates we have received from prospects, in addition to our usual

criteria which includes division one upside, offers,

caliber of schools who are recruiting them, film evaluations and camp

performance. We cannot rank players which we have received no tape or updates

from during May.

This list changes month by month