Florida leads SEC with nine ESPNU 150 prospects
November, 5, 2009
Nov 5
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Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
The updated ESPNU 150 list is out, and Florida leads the way in the SEC with nine commitments.
Georgia is second with eight commitments, while Alabama and LSU each have six. Tennessee has made a charge with five. South Carolina has four, Auburn three and Arkansas one.
Four of the top seven committed players on this newest ESPNU 150 list are headed to Florida. The Gators have seven of the top 50 prospects nationally committed. Nobody else in the league is close to those numbers. Alabama and Tennessee each have two top 50 prospects committed.
The Vols' quarterback commitment, Tyler Bray of Kingsburg, Calif., moved into the newest ESPNU 150 rankings at No. 140.
Offensive lineman Brent Benedict, a Georgia commitment, dropped considerably after suffering a serious knee injury in practice. Benedict went from No. 63 to No. 104.
The updated ESPNU 150 list is out, and Florida leads the way in the SEC with nine commitments.
Georgia is second with eight commitments, while Alabama and LSU each have six. Tennessee has made a charge with five. South Carolina has four, Auburn three and Arkansas one.
Four of the top seven committed players on this newest ESPNU 150 list are headed to Florida. The Gators have seven of the top 50 prospects nationally committed. Nobody else in the league is close to those numbers. Alabama and Tennessee each have two top 50 prospects committed.
The Vols' quarterback commitment, Tyler Bray of Kingsburg, Calif., moved into the newest ESPNU 150 rankings at No. 140.
Offensive lineman Brent Benedict, a Georgia commitment, dropped considerably after suffering a serious knee injury in practice. Benedict went from No. 63 to No. 104.
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