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2005 Football Recruits Information
(as of
May 17, 2005)
David
Allen (6-3, 270, Offensive Line,
Winterville, N.C./South Central HS):
Lettered
two years at South Central High School for
Kemp Ewing ... Two time All-Pitt County
selection All-Eastern Carolina 3A
Conference Honorable Mention Pick ... Led
team in pancake blocks ... Also lettered
in wrestling (three years) and track and
field (one) ... Outstanding wrestler,
recording the fastest pin in school
history (four seconds) ... Advanced to the
NCHSAA 3A State Championships in
wrestling.
Mitchell
Allen (6-1, 205, Defensive Back, Elkin,
N.C./Elkin HS):
Played
prep football at Elkin High School for
Richard Grissom ... Part of back-to-back
NCHSAA 1A State Championship Teams and was
named Most Valuable Player of the 2003
state title game ... Two-time
All-Northwest 1A Conference pick and
first-team all-state honoree ... Prep
totals include 71 catches for 1,561 yards
and 20 touchdowns as a receiver and 14
interceptions with 22 pass break-ups as a
defensive back ... Also lettered in track
and field and basketball ... Member of FCA.
Elshaun
Carter (6-1, 220, Linebacker,
Greenville, N.C./Junius H. Rose HS):
Played prep football for three years at Junius H. Rose High
School and Head Coach B. Greg Thomas
Two-time All-Big East 4A honoree and was
named league MVP as a senior after
tallying 96 tackles, six forced fumbles,
four sacks, one interception and one
touchdown on the year
Member of two
NCHSAA 4A State Championship Teams (2003
and 2004)
Also lettered in track and
field (four seasons) and wrestling (one).
Steven Cobbs (5-11, 170, Utility, Radford,
Va./Pulaski County HS):
Played
prep football at Pulaski County High
School under Jack Turner
Two-time
all-district selection
Also lettered
in track and field and indoor track team
won the district championship.
Josh
Dagenhart (5-9, 185, Defensive Back,
Statesville, N.C./West Iredell HS):
Lettered
three years at West Iredell High School
for Mark Weycker ... A 2004 All-Iredell
County and All-Central Carolina 2A
Conference pick after compiling 103
tackles and one interception on the year
... Tallied 87 takedowns as a junior ...
Also lettered four years in wrestling and
four in baseball ... As a grappler, named
team MVP and was a regional qualifier ...
An outstanding student as well ... Ranked
three (out of 197) in his class ... A
Wendy's Heisman nominee and a four-year
North Carolina Scholar Athlete ...
Morehead nominee ... Named school's Most
Outstanding Senior and graduated with
honors.
Brandon
Drum (6-1, 250, Offensive Lineman, Maiden,
N.C./Maiden HS):
Lettered
two years at Maiden High School for Tom
Brown ... A two-time All-Southern Football
1A and All-Unifour pick ... A 2oo4
Team Captain ... Led senior team (2004) to
the conference title and a berth in the
NCHSAA 1AA Western Regional Championship
Game ... Member of FCA.
Ronnie Edwards (5-9, 180, Running Back, Rocky
Mount, Va./Franklin County HS):
Played
high school football at Franklin County
High School for Billy Miles
Tallied
3,270 yards rushing in two years (2003-04)
to go along with 46 touchdowns and 3,657
all-purpose yards
Two-time first-team
all-district and all-region selection
Second-team All-State
Also lettered
four years in track and field and one in
basketball
Ran 100-meter dash in 10.5
seconds and 55-meter dash in 4.6 seconds.
Jacob
Goedken (6-3, 265, Offensive Line,
Johnston, Iowa/Johnston HS):
Lettered
two years at Johnston High School for
Brian Woodley ... All-conference honoree
and led team to its first-ever trip to the
playoffs in 2003 ... Allowed just one sack
entire senior season ... Also
lettered two years in track and field and
one in wrestling ... Two-time state
qualifier as a discus thrower.
Keith
Hairston (5-8, 180, Utility, Eden,
N.C./John M. Morehead HS):
Lettered
three years at John M. Morehead High
School for Mitch Watson ... Two time
Piedmont Triad 3A All-Conference and
Offensive Player-of-the-Year honoree (2003
and 2004) as a quarterback ... Team Most
Valuable Player in 2004 ... Also lettered
three years in track and field ... Who's
Who Among High School Students and a
member of the National Honor Roll.
Landon
Mundy (6-2, 240, Offensive/Defensive Line,
Gastonia, N.C./Forestview HS):
Played
prep football at Forestview High School
for Scott Lee ... Earned Gaston Gazette
Player-of-the-Week honors once ... Cousin,
Wesley Bryant, is a current member of the
Wake Forest University Football Team.
Zachary
OBrien (6-1, 225, Linebacker,
Mocksville, N.C./Davie County HS):
Three-year
letterwinner at Davie County High School
under Doug Illing
Led team to the
state semifinals in 2004
All-Central
Piedmont 4A Conference honoree as a senior
Lettered in baseball, wrestling, track
and field and swimming
Earned
all-region honors freshman year as a
swimmer.
Justin
Pace (5-11, 235, Offensive Line/Long
Snapper,
Lillington, N.C./Western Harnett HS):
Lettered two years at Western Harnett High
School for Bill Wyrick
2004 Tri-Seven
4A All-Conference honoree
Also
lettered two seasons in baseball, where he as an
honorable mention all-conference pick.
Brandon
Pennington (6-5, 290, Offensive Line,
Ashland, Ky./Paul G. Blazer HS):
Four-year letter winner at Paul G. Blazer
High School under Leon Hart
Two-time
All-Area selection
2004 Kentucky
Tremendous 26 and All-Courier-Journal
Coaches First-Team All-State honoree
Named to the Associated Press All-State
second team
Led 2003 and 2004 teams to
the regional finals
Selected to play
in the 2005 Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star
Game
Also lettered in basketball and
wrestling (two years).
Griffen Rush
(6-2, 255, Offensive Line, Hickory,
N.C./Hickory HS):
Lettered three years at Hickory High
School for John Worley
Two-time
All-Southwestern Foothills 3A Conference
pick (2003-04)
Earned All-Unifour
honors in 2004 as well
Outstanding
wrestler, lettering four years and earning
3A NCHSAA State Runner-up in the
Heavyweight Division as a senior
Member of the National Honor Society.
Justin Sanders (6-1, 180, Quarterback,
Monroe, N.C./Monroe HS):
Played three years at Monroe High
School for Bobby Cloninger
Career
numbers include 5,710 yards passing with
61 touchdowns
A three-time All-Rocky
River 2A Conference and All-Monroe County
honoree
Union Countys all-time
passing leader
As a senior, passed for
2,498 yards with 155 completions and 23
touchdowns as well as 439 yards rushing
and seven touchdowns in leading team to an
11-3 mark and a berth in the state
playoffs
Also lettered two years in
basketball and baseball and was part of a
basketball team that went 25-1 in 2003.
David Shew
(6-7, 310, Offensive Line, Crumpler,
N.C./Ashe County HS):
Lettered three seasons at Ashe County
High School and Dale Galloway
Two-year
All-Mountain Valley 2A Conference
selection and an All-Northwest North
Carolina honoree
Also lettered in
track and field and baseball
Beta Club
President.
Brandon
Silvious (6-3, 260, Offensive Line,
Charlotte, N.C./Independence HS):
Lettered four years at Independence High
School for Tom Knotts and Bill Geiler
Member of four NCHSAA 4A/4AA State
Championship Teams (2001-04)
All-MECA
8 4A Conference pick
Also lettered
four years in wrestling and was a 4A State
finalist in the heavyweight division.
Martin
Turbeville (6-3, 205, Quarterback/Wide
Receiver, Claremont, N.C./Bunker Hill HS):
Three-year
letter winner at Bunker Hill High School
under Head Coach Lee Miller ... A two-time
All-Midwest 2A Conference selection ... As
a senior, rushed for 1,100 yards and
passed for 1,150 yards and earned Newton
Observer Football Offensive
Player-of-the-Year honors ... Also won the
Golden Helmet Award twice in 2004 and was
an All-Unifour pick ... Lettered four
years in basketball as well and averaged
14.9 points and 8.2 rebounds per outing
... Catawba County Hall Of Fame Athlete Of
The Year.
Jeremiah Wilson (5-7, 145, Wide Receiver,
Summerville, Ga./Chattooga County HS):
Played three years at Chattooga High School and
John Starr
As a senior, tallied 250
all-purpose yards and averaged 20 yards
per catch on 11 receptions
2004 Team
Captain
Named the Teams Most
Outstanding Receiver as a senior
Led
team to three state playoff appearances
Also lettered in basketball (one),
track and field (one) and baseball (one).
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