2nd Annual All You Need To Know About National Signing Day Rankings
Here’s the Second Annual “All You Need to Know About National Signing Day” recruiting analysis. I have rated the 25 best-named recruits in the country plus the five classes with the coolest names.
While there were no Shavodrick Beavers this year to pick from, there were a lot of solid names, some of which sadly missed the cut (Gifford Timothy, Fidel Montgomery, and Matt Pelesasa to name a few).
Anyway, here are the 25 coolest names for the College Football Class of 2014:
25. Forrest Hightower – San Jose State
24. Rowdy Harper – Houston
23. Jackson Kaka – New Mexico State
22. Johnathan Ragoo – Minnesota
21. Dwellie Striggles – Buffalo
20. King Holder – San Diego State
19. Kalafitoni Pole – Washington State
18. Chi Chi Ariguzo – Northwestern
17. Furious Bradley – Southern Miss
16. Munchie Legaux – Cincinnati
15. B.J. Chitty – Troy
14. Matangi Tonga – Houston
13. Deveon Dinwiddle – Kansas State
12. Storm Johnson – Miami (Fla.)
11. Happy Iona – Oregon State
10. Ace Sanders – South Carolina
9. Carrington Byndom – Texas
8. Braxton Deaver – Duke
7. Sharrod Golightly – South Carolina
6. Mike Bizzarro – Akron
5. Jaqwaylin Arps – Kansas
4. Tank Sessions – Florida State
3. Jose Jose – UCF
2. Mister Jones – Texas A&M
1. Wave Ryder – Utah State
And now, here are the top six celebrity cameos in college football:
6. Tyler Perry – Oregon State
5. Tyson Chandler – N.C. State
4. Ed Sullivan – Marshall
3. Quartney Cox – UAB
2. James Polk – Texas Tech
1. Mack Brown – Florida
Moving on, I also have my Juniors and Brothers of the Year:
Tebucky Jones, Jr. – Connecticut
Steve McNair, Jr. – Southern Miss
Alec Ogletree – Georgia
Alexander Ogletree – Georgia
And without further ado, here are the top five recruiting classes of 2010:
5. Florida State – Dan Foose, Holmes Onwukaife, Tank Sessions, Debrale Smiley, Nigel Terrell, Clint Trickett
4. Duke – Brandon Braxton, Takoby Cofield, Braxton Deaver, Clerance France, Cooper Helfet, Nick Sink, Quantrez Stevenson, Laken Tomlinson
3. Tennessee – Raiques Crump, Channing Fugate, Martaze Jackson, Eddrick Loften, Nash Nance, Rajion Neal, Marques Pair, Michael Palardy, Da’Rick Rogers, Dontavis Sapp
2. UCF – Woodley Cadet, Davious Chestnut, Clayton Geathers, Tony Jacob, Jose Jose, Perry Meiklejohn, Jordan Ozerities, Justin Tukes, Cornelius Whitehead
1. South Carolina – Toquavius Gilchrist, Sharrod Golightly, Byron Jerideau, Marcus Lattimore, Du’Von Millsap, Kelcy Quarles, Ace Sanders, Cadarious Sanders
About the Author
I have written for SportsColumn.com since 2004 and was named a featured writer in 2006. I have been Co-Editor of the site since January 1, 2009. I also write for BleacherReport.com where I am a founding member of the Tennis Roundtable and one of the chief contributors to both the Tennis and Horse Racing sections. I am "Stat Boy" for Sportscolumn.com's weekly podcast, Poor Man's PTI. I am currently a Junior at Rice University majoring in History and Medieval Studies. My senior thesis will focus on the desegregation of football in Texas and its affect of racial relations. Please direct all inquiries to bsd987@sportscolumn.com. Thanks, Burton DeWitt Co-Editor of Sportscolumn.com

Vin | Feb 11, 2010 | Reply
Chitty, BJ
Reminds me of South Park’s City Wok