He's just getting started, this guy will be top5 next recruiting class and everybody will be after him. Don't think he announces til NSD of next year or a lil before. (prolly gonna be the #1rb in next years class.
Should be interesting to see who ends up the #1 RB in the 2012 class. Marshall will definitely be in the running, but also will Rushel Shell, Barry Sander Jr., and Matt Jones. All are great RBs and will most likely be consensus Top-5 RBs. Also all potential 5-Stars. The real uncertainty is who will be #1.
Marshall has elite game-changing speed and has offers from the nation's best in UA, AU, Cal, UF, UGA, ND, USC, VT, etc. Marshall's early offer list alone is a testament to his abilities.
Rushel Shell has been compared to Tony Dorsett and just so happens to attend Dorsett's former high school.
Shell has offers from all over the country too including AU, UF, OSU, UO, PSU, UT, WVU, etc. He has all the tools to be the complete package at RB and puts up crazy numbers including 29 straight 100-yard rushing performances in his career. Rumored that OSU has the early lead.
Barry Sanders Jr. is who he is. Everybody knows who his dad is and has seen his highlight tape. He also has offers from across the country. It will be interesting to see if he can step out of his father's shadows and become his own player. Look for Ok.State to be a big player in Sander's recruitement throughout the process with FSU and Alabama also being very much in it.
Matt Jones is a big powerful RB that puts up sick numbers against some of the best FLA talent. Amazing athlete. He will be able to pick his college of choice. Hearing that UGA is the early leader.
All 4 are great RBs. I probably left out some other very great RBs, but these are my personal top RBs for now. However it is early. I'm really looking forward to seeing who the recruiting services tab as the #1 RB. I'd be willing to bet between ESPN/Rivals/Scout/24/7 there will be no common pick. They all probably will have different choices. My pick ATM is either Marshall or Shell.
