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The Final West 150 Arik Armstead By Brandon Huffman National Recruiting Analyst Posted Jan 29, 2012
The nation's top offensive tackle, Arik Armstead, and top safety, Shaquille Thompson, stand atop the final West 150 Rankings for 2012... In the Year of the Lineman out West, it was one of the best two-way linemen in the country who stands atop the Final West 150 for the Class of 2012. Elk Grove (Calif.) Pleasant Grove's Arik Armstead, rated as the #1-offensive tackle prospect in the country, but with his heart set on playing on the defensive line in college, held off his 916 counterpart, Sacramento (Calif.) Grant safety Shaquille Thompson, who rose to #2 in the regional 150 after being #1 at the safety position nationally. San Clemente (Calif.) tackle Kyle Murphy, the top prospect in Southern California came in at number three with Monrovia (Calif.) defensive tackle Ellis McCarthy fourth and the nation's top offensive guard prospect Isaac Seumalo from Corvallis (Ore.), coming in at number five. Rounding out the top 10 was Fresno (Calif.) Washington Union cornerback Tee Shepard, Puyallup (Wash.) offensive guard Joshua Garnett, receivers Bryce Treggs from Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco and Deontay Greenberry from Fresno The Final West 150
By Brandon Huffman National Recruiting AnalystNew Rochelle (N.Y.) Iona Prep cornerback Justin Combs (5-9, 170), has spent much of his life on the East Coast. But he plans to spend his college years out West, heading to the Golden State to play his college football.“I'm committed to UCLA,” said Combs. “I was silently committed to UCLA for a while, but now was the time.”A day after Rick Neuheisel was fired as the Bruins’ head coach was not a worry for Combs.“I have faith in the program that everything will be ok,” said Combs. “My love for UCLA is so strong. I trust and know that everything will work out.”Combs took an unofficial visit to Westwood in August for the Bruins’ Fall Scrimmage and that was what tipped the scales the Bruins’ way.“It was love at first sight,” said Combs. “When I first went on a visit, I fell in love with the program and I fell in love with the environment and the tradition. I was good friends with Rahim Moore too and just to hear it from the players, it was love at first sight."Combs said he talked regularly with offensive coordinator, and newly named interim coach, Mike ...Read more...
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The Final West 150 Arik Armstead By Brandon Huffman National Recruiting Analyst Posted Jan 29, 2012
The nation's top offensive tackle, Arik Armstead, and top safety, Shaquille Thompson, stand atop the final West 150 Rankings for 2012... In the Year of the Lineman out West, it was one of the best two-way linemen in the country who stands atop the Final West 150 for the Class of 2012. Elk Grove (Calif.) Pleasant Grove's Arik Armstead, rated as the #1-offensive tackle prospect in the country, but with his heart set on playing on the defensive line in college, held off his 916 counterpart, Sacramento (Calif.) Grant safety Shaquille Thompson, who rose to #2 in the regional 150 after being #1 at the safety position nationally. San Clemente (Calif.) tackle Kyle Murphy, the top prospect in Southern California came in at number three with Monrovia (Calif.) defensive tackle Ellis McCarthy fourth and the nation's top offensive guard prospect Isaac Seumalo from Corvallis (Ore.), coming in at number five. Rounding out the top 10 was Fresno (Calif.) Washington Union cornerback Tee Shepard, Puyallup (Wash.) offensive guard Joshua Garnett, receivers Bryce Treggs from Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco and Deontay Greenberry from Fresno The Final West 150
By Brandon Huffman National Recruiting AnalystNew Rochelle (N.Y.) Iona Prep cornerback Justin Combs (5-9, 170), has spent much of his life on the East Coast. But he plans to spend his college years out West, heading to the Golden State to play his college football.“I'm committed to UCLA,” said Combs. “I was silently committed to UCLA for a while, but now was the time.”A day after Rick Neuheisel was fired as the Bruins’ head coach was not a worry for Combs.“I have faith in the program that everything will be ok,” said Combs. “My love for UCLA is so strong. I trust and know that everything will work out.”Combs took an unofficial visit to Westwood in August for the Bruins’ Fall Scrimmage and that was what tipped the scales the Bruins’ way.“It was love at first sight,” said Combs. “When I first went on a visit, I fell in love with the program and I fell in love with the environment and the tradition. I was good friends with Rahim Moore too and just to hear it from the players, it was love at first sight."Combs said he talked regularly with offensive coordinator, and newly named interim coach, Mike ...Read more...
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