Ranking the top 100 football recruits in the country

By Jon Mahoney, Special to SI.com, SchoolSports.com

SchoolSports unveils its final football rankings with signings for the Class of 2006. The Hun School (N.J.) defensive back Myron Rolle finishes the year where he started -- as the nation's top recruit. Garfield (Ohio) running back Chris Wells and Huffman (Ala.) offensive lineman Andre Smith follow Rolle in the rankings. There was a change from our previous final rankings. Running back LeSean McCoy, who was rated No. 19 in our Top 100, transferred from Bishop McDevitt (Pa.) to Milford Academy (N.Y.) and will be reclassified to the Class of 2007. Kylan Robinson, a tremendous running back from Chamberlain (Fla.), moves into our Top 100.

Class of 2006: Top 100 Rank Player School Pos. Ht. Wt. College 1 Myron Rolle The Hun School (Princeton, N.J.) DB 6-3 215 Florida State 2 Chris Wells Garfield (Akron, Ohio) RB 6-2 228 Ohio State 3 Andre Smith Huffman (Birmingham, Ala.) OL 6-4 315 Alabama 4 Percy Harvin Landstown (Virginia Beach, Va.) WR 6-1 180 Florida 5 Matthew Stafford Highland Park (Dallas, Texas) QB 6-2 212 Georgia 6 Mitch Mustain Springdale (Springdale, Ark.) QB 6-3 200 Arkansas 7 Gerald McCoy Southeast (Oklahoma City, Okla.) DL 6-4 280 Oklahoma 8 Vidal Hazelton Hargrave Military Academy (Chatham, Va.) WR 6-4 200 USC 9 Brandon Graham Crockett (Detroit, Mich.) LB 6-2 235 Michigan 10 Taylor Mays O'Dea (Seattle, Wash.) DB/WR 6-3 220 USC 11 C.J. Gable Sylmar (Sylmar, Calif.) RB/DB 6-1 190 USC 12 Stafon Johnson Dorsey (Los Angeles, Calif.) RB 6-0 200 USC 13 Sergio Kindle Woodrow Wilson (Dallas, Texas) LB/RB 6-3 220 Texas 14 C.J. Spiller Union County (Lake Butler, Fla.) RB 5-11 185 Clemson 15 Micah Johnson Fort Campbell (Fort Campbell, Ky.) LB/RB 6-2 265 Kentucky 16 Sam Young St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) OL 6-7 280 Notre Dame 17 Allen Bradford Colton (Colton, Calif.) LB 6-0 222 USC 18 Tim Tebow Nease (St. Augustine, Fla.) QB 6-3 225 Florida 19 Steve Schilling Bellevue (Bellevue, Wash.) OL 6-5 290 Michigan 20 Jamar Hornsby Sandalwood (Jacksonville, Fla.) WR/DB 6-4 195 Florida 21 Michael Goodson Klein Collins (Klein, Texas) RB 6-0 198 Texas A&M 22 Connor Smith Colerain (Cincinnati, Ohio) OL 6-5 295 Ohio State 23 Ian Symonette St. Pius X (Houston, Texas) OL 6-9 340 Miami 24 Eddie Jones Kilgore (Kilgore, Texas) DL 6-3 230 Texas 25 Nate Byham Franklin (Franklin, Pa.) TE 6-4 220 Pittsburgh 26 Clifton Geathers Carvers Bay (Georgetown, S.C.) OL/DL 6-7 275 Georgia 27 Joshua Tatum McClymonds (Oakland, Calif.) LB 6-0 220 USC 28 Dorin Dickerson West Allegheny (Imperial, Pa.) WR 6-2 190 Pittsburgh 29 Akeem Hebron Good Counsel (Wheaton, Md.) LB 6-2 200 Georgia 30 Demarco Murray Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.) RB 6-1 190 Oklahoma 31 Carl Johnson Southern Durham (Durham, N.C.) OL 6-5 345 Florida 32 Justin Boren North (Pickerington, Ohio) OL 6-3 305 Michigan 33 Antonio Logan-El Forestville (Forestville, Md.) OL 6-5 300 Penn State 34 James Aldridge Merrillville (Merrillville, Ind.) RB 6-1 215 Notre Dame 35 Antwine Perez Woodrow Wilson (Camden, N.J.) DB 6-2 200 USC 36 Ricky Sapp Bamberg-Ehrhardt (Bamberg, S.C.) DL 6-5 225 Clemson 37 Bart Eddins Trinity Presbyterian (Montgomery, Ala.) DL 6-4 260 Auburn 38 Jai Eugene Destrehan (Destrehan, La.) DB 6-1 185 LSU 39 Jevan Snead Stephenville (Stephenville, Texas) QB 6-3 195 Texas 40 Pat Devlin Downingtown (Downingtown, Pa.) QB 6-4 205 Penn State

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