Brian Jones of Score Atlanta Fame has released his list of the top juniors in the state of Georgia. True these guys won't be signing with a school until February 2011, but you can still get out there and watch them tear up the gridiron this fall. Isn't it fun watching a junior come into his own and dominate the upperclassmen? Big B can be heard Mondays on Sports Radio 790 The Zone from 8-10pm or you can read him anytime on www.scoreatl.com
10. Quan Bray (Callaway) – Running Back. 5-10. 175. Bray is a running back that has good speed but is better at changing direction. Has run for over 1000 yards as a freshmen and sophomore. Has gotten offers from Alabama, Clemson, Florida and Virginia Tech.
9. Brian Randolph (Kell) – Safety. 5-11. 180. Randolph as good size to play corner but will more likely play safety. He had a stellar 2008 with over 100 tackles and three interceptions. Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee have offered the junior.
8. A.J. Johnson (Gainesville) – Linebacker. 6-3. 218. Johnson can read and react as good as any linebacker in the state. In his first game of the 2009, he led the defense with 15 tackles in a win over Chestatee. He is considering Auburn, Ole Miss, Georgia Tech and NC State.
7. Jay Rome (Valdosta) – Tight End. 6-5. 210. Rome has great hands and can always find an an open part of the field. He is also a great run blocker. Has gotten offers from California, Georgia, Michigan and Notre Dame.
6. Gabe Wright (Caver) – Defensive Tackle. 6-2. 265. Wright plays the DT position they way it should be played. He plays his gap well and never gets blown off the ball. Auburn, Georgia, FSU and South Carolina have all offered.
5. Watts Dantzler (Dalton) – Offensive tackle. 6-7. 280. A huge athlete that just runs over defenders. He is the son of Danny Dantzler who played at UGA. Some of the schools that have offered are Miami, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and North Carolina.
4. Isaiah Crowell (Carver) – Running back. 5-11. 190. Crowell has lightning speed and has good vision. He can take it to the house at any given point of a ball game. California, Georgia, Florida and Miami have offered the speedster.
3. C.J. Uzomah (North Gwinnett) – Quarterback. 6-5. 210. Uzomah is a first-year starter, but looks nothing like it. He led the Bulldogs to a big win over Prattville (AL) in his first game of the 2009 season. LSU, Alabama, Oklahoma State and Tennessee have offered.
2. James Vaughters (Tucker) – Linebacker. 6-3. 220. Has good speed and can play sideline to sideline. Is also a very talented tight end as he was named All-Region second team. Has been offered by Florida, Georgia, Ohio State and Notre Dame.
1. Ray Drew (Thomas County Central) – Defensive end. 6-5. 266. Drew is getting a lot of attention as he could be one of the most athletic defensive players in the state. Had two sacks in the game against Thomasville and can run a 4.6 forty. Alabama, Florida, FSU and Georgia have offered.
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