As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with Jacksonville Terry Parker Athlete Carlton Johnson

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 100 players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release of the four star players in the state. This is normally a premium story that you are reading for free!!! Join Florida Prospects today and be apart of the most complete site for high school sports in the state of Florida.

Over the past decade, the state of Florida has produced some of the best defensive lineman in the nation. From College All Americans like Warren Sapp and Derrick Alexander of the 90’s, to Corey Simon and Vince Wilfork of the early 2000, the state has been a gold mine for lineman for colleges everywhere. The state hopes to continue its run of great lineman this year with many talented prospects in the state. Leading the way for the 2006 class will be Kendrick Ellis of John I. Leonard High School.

If you asked any coach in America, they will tell you that one of the most important positions on the football field is the offensive line. Every good or bad play that happens on the fields starts with the five guys up front. In Florida, we have the opportunity to see the very best lineman year in and year out. This year the state is once again loaded with top offensive lineman. This year look for Sam Young of Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas, to lead the way as the state’s top lineman for the class of 2005.

Florida Prospects continues to lead to the way in coverage of Florida High School Sports. Today we introduce a new feature called the Recruiting Diaires where we will chronicle the recruiting season of athletes across the state. Today we are proud to give you week two of the recruiting diary of DeAndre Morgan Athlete of Suncoast High.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 100 players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release of the four star players in the state.(Ricky Gary of Pahokee pictured)

The past couple of years, the state of Florida have been blessed with some of the top quarterbacks in the nation. The class of 2004 had six quarterbacks to sign to major Division One schools. This past class continued Florida’s dominance with four quarterbacks to sign to major Division One schools. This year look for the trend to continue as the state has a plethora of quarterbacks who will sign offers to play for major college schools. One player looking to earn an offer to a major college is Cody Clinton of Boca Raton High School.

As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High Defensive Back Greg Palmer.

As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High Defensive Back Laurent Bute.

When you play football at Pompano Beach Ely you are expected to be one of the best in the state at your position. The school is rich in history and boasts great players such as: Corey Simon, Zack Crockett, Henri Crockett, Jerome McDougle, Al Harris and Tyrone Moss. This year running back Devan James will be looking to add his name to list of great Ely players.

After playing football for Jacksonville Raines during his sophomore year, West Boca Raton defensive lineman DeMario Jones moved down south and faced a new challenge of playing for a first year high school. Not only did Jones face the new challenge, he passed it flying colors.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 100 players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release of the four star players in the state. (Devan James of Pompano Beach Ely Pictured)

In an effort to continue to bring you the best coverage for all high school sports in the state of Florida, Floridaprospects.com is proud to announce this year’s version of our Recruiting Diaries. In the Recruiting Diaries, Florida Prospects chronicle the recruiting process through the eyes of a Florida athlete. We will provide weekly updates on what it’s like being a top recruit.

With the decision of which high school to attend settled, All Florida Prospects Top 50 Prospect Charles Deas can now concentrate on doing what he does best, dominate the game of football.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 100 players in the state. Today Florida Prospects continues its release of the four star players in the state.

On Saturday April 23, 2005, athletes from across the state gathered in Gainesville to participate in the second annual MSL Combines. On a cold a rainy day, the athletes in the state proved once again why Florida is considered the best state for football. Here are some observations from the camp.

Florida Prospects continues with its countdown of the top 100 players in the state. Today Florida Prospects will begin to release its four star players in the state.

Over the past couple of years, Riviera Beach Suncoast Athlete Deandre Morgan has seen the recruiting process up close and personal. With older brother Dajuan Morgan committing to Ohio State and later signing with North Carolina State, the younger Morgan is well prepared for the upcoming recruiting season.

On Sunday April 10, athletes from around the state gathered at the University of Miami for the first Nike camp. The camp brings some of the premier players of the state and evaluates them based on speed, power and agility. The highlight of the event is when the players battle against each other in individual skills. This event usually separates the good players from the great players. One player who established himself as one of the best players at his position is Tampa Jefferson offensive lineman Deron Rose.

Today Florida Prospects continues its Top 100 countdown with the final set of Five Star Players in the state.

Today Florida Prospects continues its Top 100 countdown with the next set of Five Star Players in the state.

Over the next couple of months, Florida Prospects will begin to release its Top 100 for 2006 starting with the state's Five-Star Players. Today Florida Prospects releases its first batch of five star players.

The state of Florida has always been blessed with special playmakers. The type of players that can take a simple five yard passed and take it in for a touchdown. The type of player that can not only make a defender miss a tackle, but make the defender look bad at the same time. One such playmaker that will be giving defenders nightmares this year is Jacksonville First Coast Wide Receiver Alex Rose.

As part of our continuing coverage of high school sports, Florida Prospects will start conducting interviews with different Prospects around the state. Today we visit with St Augustine High Defensive Back Jacques Rickerson.

In recent years Colleges has started to take a liken to the bigger wide receiver. Last year, the top three receivers in the class of 2005 Fred Rouse, Michael Moore, and Louis Murphy all stood over 6’2. This year the state will continue its recent trend and produce many wide receivers 6’2 and above. Leading the way will be East Ridge Wide Receiver Richard Jackson.