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University of Nebraska football recruiting
information provided by Husker football at Sharkfeet.The 2000 class looks
to be a good one with some great athletes joining the Huskers.
The class of 2001 at Husker Central.
More recruiting news.
2000 SportsLine/PrepStar Top 10 recruiting class's
Rk.
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Team
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Top
100 commitments
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1
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Florida
State
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QB
Chris Rix, OL Bobby Meeks
DB Yohance Buchanan, DT Travis Johnson
DB Bryant McFadden, LB Eric Moore
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2
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Texas
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QB
Chance Mock, WR B.J. Johnson
WR Roy Williams, TE Brock Edwards
OL Lionel Garr, DL Adam Doiron
DL Marcel Moses, K Matt McFadden
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3
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Tennessee
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QB
Casey Clausen, QB John Rattay
WR Rashad Baker, OL Mike Munoz
OL Sean Young, WR/DB Mark Jones
DB O.J. Owens
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4
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Alabama
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DL
Anthony Bryant, DL Antwan Odom
DL Mac Tyler, DL Albert Means
DB Carlos Andrews
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5
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Florida
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QB
Brock Berlin, WR Kelvin Kight
OL Shannon Snell, RB Willie Green
DE Darrell Lee, LB Travis Harris
DB Cory Bailey
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6
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Miami
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RB
Willis McGahee, WR Willie Dixon
OL Carlos Joseph, DB Carl Walker
DL Alton Wright
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7
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Penn
State
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QB
Zac Wasserman, RB Tony Johnson
LB Scott Davis, LB Tim Johnson
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8
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Ohio
State
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RB
Sam Maldonado, OL Shane Olivea
DL Will Smith, DL Alphonso Townsend
LB Marco Cooper
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9
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Michigan
State
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QB
Jeff Smoker, RB Tyrell Dortch
WR Charles Rogers, TE Eric Knott
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10
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Southern
California
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RB
Chris Howard, OL Joe McGuire
TE Alex Holmes, DB Matt Grootegoed
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Other Recruiting Services Rankings-2000 class
SuperPrep
Allen Wallace
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1.
Florida
2. Texas
3. Florida State
4. Penn State
5. Tennessee
6. Alabama
7. Ohio State
8. Southern California
9. Miami
10. Michigan State
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Prep
Football Report
Tom Lemming
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1.
Florida
2. Tennessee
3. Alabama
4. Florida State
5. Texas
6. Michigan State
7. Penn State
8. Notre Dame
9. Ohio State
10. Southern California
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The
National Recruiting Advisor
Bobby Burton
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1.
Florida
2. Tennessee
3. Penn State
4. Ohio State
5. Texas
6. Alabama
7. Florida State
8. Michigan State
9. Nebraska
10. Arizona State
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National
Blue Chips
Max Emfinger
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1.
Tennessee
2. Florida
3. Florida State
4. Texas
5. Alabama
6. Penn State
7. Ohio State
8. Auburn
9. Mississippi State
10. Miami
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Husker Class of 2000
Player, hometown (high school), Ht.,
Wt., Pos.
Willie Amos, Sweetwater, Texas, 6-2, 185,
DB
Jake Andersen, Littleton (Mullen), Colo.,
6-2, 300, OL
Manaia Brown, Salt Lake City (Granger), Utah, 6-4, 280, RE
Terrell Butler, Austell (Pebblebrook),
Ga., 5-11, 195, DB
Thunder Collins, East Los Angeles College, 6-2, 200, IB
Ira Cooper, Omaha (Westside), Neb., 6-2,
220, LB
Sandro DeAngelis, Niagara Falls, Ontario(St. Joseph Collegiate),
5-9, 200, PK/P
Mike Erickson, Omaha (Papillion-LaVista),
Neb., 6-4, 275, OL
M.J. Flaum, Westminster (Northglenn), Colo., 6-4, 295, OL
T.J. Hollowell, Copperas Cove, Texas,
6-1, 215, LB
Lanny Hopkins, Rowlett, Texas, 6-1, 195, LB
Steve Kriewald, Scotia (North
Loup-Scotia), 5-11, 250, FB
DeWayne Long Jr., West Des Moines (Dowling) Iowa, 6-0, 200, WR
Alvin Marshall, Los Angeles (Locke),
5-11, 180, WR
Lornell McPherson, Omaha (Central), Neb., 5-10, 175, DB
Ross Pilkington, Fort Collins (Loveland),
Colo., 6-1, 185, WR
Nick Povendo, Keller, Texas, 6-5, 305, OL
Jason Richenberger, Liberty, Mo., 6-1,
200, LB
Chris Septak, Omaha (Millard West), Neb., 6-4, 245, TE
Bernard Thomas, East Palo Alto (St.
Francis), Calif., 6-4, 235, RE
Ben Zajicek, Beatrice, Neb., 6-0, 200, DB
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