Brian Jones Top 2009 senior GaHS Wideouts

Brian Jones of Score Atlanta fame offers his look at the top GA senior WR for the 2009 season. For more of Big B, tune in Sundays to Sports Radio 790 The Zone from 2-4 for Score Atlanta's Official Visit!

10. B.J. Bostic (Jefferson County) – 5-foot-10. 156. Bostic is an athlete that can play quarterback, wider receiver and cornerback. Has been offered by Colorado, UCONN, Duke, Georgia Tech and Mississippi State.

9. Julian Horton (Greater Atlanta Christian) - 6-foot-1. 185. Horton can also play the cornerback position, but racked up nearly 600 yards last season and made the All-County Team. Alabama, Arkansas, Louisville, Maryland and UNC have made offers.

8. Jonathan Krause (South Gwinnett) - 5-foot-10. 162. Smaller receiver that can break a big one at any given point. Vandy got a committment from the 2008 Gwinnett County leading receiver.

7. Quantavious Leslie (Callaway) - 6-foot-3. 172. Leslie has the combination of size and speed you look for in college-bound receiver. Has been offered by Oklahoma State, South Florida, Tennessee and Clemson

6. Michael Bennett (Alpharetta) - 6-foot-3. 185. Bennett is versatile as he had five touchdown receptions on offense and two interceptions on defense. Bennett committed to Georgia.

5. Ronald Carswell (Westside-Macon) – 6 feet. 171. Carswell is known for being a dangerous slot receiver because of his speed and quickness. Committed to Alabama during the 2008 season.

4. Antonio Goodwin (Washington) – 6 feet. 179. Goodwin is one of the fastest prospects in the state and will be a true deep threat receiver in the future. He has offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Georgia and Georgia Tech.

3. Markeith Ambles (Henry County) – 6-foot-3. 185. Ambles is considered to be the best route runners in the state. He is also known for having great body control. Offers range from Alabama, Georgia Tech, Oregon and UCLA.

2. Tai-ler Jones (Gainesville) – 6-feet. 174. Jones in a guy hat can explode off the line and can do a lot of things when he is out in space. Had 1,000 yards receiving yards last year and committed to Stanford in April.

1. Da’rick Rogers (Calhoun) – 6-foot-3 206. Rogers looks like a linebacker, but has the tools to be a elite college receiver. Rogers notched 1,300 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns in 2008. He committed to the University of Georgia