RE: Where does each MAC team stand on FB recruiting?
Toledo's 2012 Recruiting Class as of Today:
Signed Letter of Intent
P Brad Dunavant (6-0, 195 - Athens, TX JUCO) **
Committed, Not Yet Signed
QB Brian Blackburn (6-5, 197 - Detroit, MI) ***
LB Jaylen Coleman (6-1, 220 - Pittsburgh, PA) ***
DT Dexter Blackmon (6-3, 290 - Coffeyville, KS JUCO) ***
RB Damion Jones-Moore (5-7, 173 - Pittsburgh, PA) ***
WR Danny Larkins (5-11, 185 - Madison Heights, MI) ***
WR Armani Miller (6-1, 180 - Huber Heights, OH) ***
DE Phillip Martin (6-3, 260 - Chicago, IL) ***
DB Mark Meyers (6-0, 180 - Toledo, OH) ***
DE Chris Collins (6-4, 270 - Cleveland, OH) **
TE Mike Ebert (6-5, 250 - Sandusky, OH) **
DB Juwan Haynes (6-1, 175 - Pittsburgh, PA) **
OL James Henry (6-7, 260 - Upper Arlington, OH) ** Turned down offer from Beckman and Illinois to stick with UT commitment
OL Ray Marlow (6-7, 323 - Dayton, OH) **
LB Chase Murdock (6-0, 215 - Barrington, IL) **
DB Travis Nees (6-2, 192 - Piqua, OH) **
OL Storm Norton (6-8, 290 - Toledo, OH) **
OL Paul Perschon (6-6, 310 - Hoffman Estates, IL) **
RB Marc Remy (6-0, 210 - North Olmsted, OH) **
TE Craig Runyan (6-4, 225 - Marysville, OH) **
DB Aaron Taylor (6-0, 185 - Lawrenceville, GA) **
ATH Alex Zmolik (6-4, 215 - Port Huron, MI) **
8 of the 22 commitments are three star prospects on either Rivals, Scout, or both. I know Rivals is getting ready to do their final evaluations so it is possible one or two more of those kids could get bumped up to three stars on their site. Toledo has 3-4 more spots to fill in the class and have some three star prospects taking official visits over the next two weekends. There is also a West Virginia commit that is visiting Toledo this weekend and thinking about switching his commitment.
It's a pretty strong class for Toledo with LB Jaylen Coleman as the highest rated three star prospect. He was down to a final three of Toledo, Cincinnati, and West Virginia for some time. Then Tim Beckman offered him at Illinois and it became a top four. Last week he shocked many people by committing to Toledo and he is very solid to Toledo so I don't think the Rocket coaching staff has to worry too much about him switching. RB Damion Jones-Moore is only going to Toledo because of his size. The kid is 4th all-time in the state of Pennsylvania for career rushing yards. As a senior he ran for over 1,600 yards and 32 TD's, while averaging 10.1 yards per rush. IMO, the kid's the real deal. If he was 5-11 or 6-0 he would be a four star prospect and probably going to either Penn State (well maybe not), Ohio State, Michigan, Pittsburgh, etc.
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