Army High School Football Game 2011: Predictions For Top 25 Uncommitted Recruits

Saturday marks the seconds big domino to fall in the major national high school football all star game circuit as the U.S. Army All-American bowl is set for kickoff at 1 p.m.

Keeping up with the theme from year's past, this game has two roster littered with future college football stars. While some have already declared where they are headed, there are still some very talented players who remain uncommitted.

Let's give you a look at those players and make some bold predictions on where they will end up.

25. Jacoby Brisset, QB, Dwyer (FL)

The talented dual threat QB is looking at schools such as Alabama, LSU, FSU, North Carolina, South Carolina, Notre Dame, and Wisconsin among others.

Look for him to land at Florida State.

24. Harvey Langi, ATH, Bingham (UT)

Utah, USC, and Stanford are the finalists for Langi.

USC is a major player for Langi.

23. Antonio Richardson, OL, Pearl-Cohn (TN)

Richardson has been weighing his options of offers from the likes of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and Auburn.

He has a strong bond with Derek Dooley and looks to be a future Volunteer.

22. Lateek Townsend, OLB, Marlboro County (SC)

Townsend lists Clemson, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, and LSU as his favorites.

South Carolina looks to be his destination.

21. Odell Beckham Jr., ATH, Isidore Newman (LA)

Beckham has played it a bit close to the vest during his process, but the scoop is Miami, LSU, Nebraska, Iowa, and Mississippi State are among the schools he is considering.

A hunch says he will end at in the Bayou at LSU.

20. Brennan Scarlett, DE, Central Catholic (Oregon)

Scarlett lists Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Notre Dame, Washington, and USC among schools he will consider.

Look for it to come down to Oregon, Cal, and Notre Dame with the Ducks prevailing. 

18. Todd Peat Jr., Corona Del Sol (AZ)

Stanford, Nebraska, Arizona State, and Oregon State round out Peat's list.

This could come down to hometown ASU vs. Stanford. Look for the Cardinal to win this battle.

19. Delvin Simmons, DT, Mckeesport (PA)

Simmons has Iowa, Texas Tech, Oregon, and Rutgers as favorites. He will also visit Florida in the very near future.

Look for Texas Tech to take this one.

17. Tobias Singleton, WR, Madison Central (MS)

Singleton will decide between staying at home to play for Ole Miss or Mississippi State, though he's also high on UCLA.

Ole Miss likely will get him.

16. Lamar Dawson, LB, Boyle County (KY)

Dawson lists USC, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, Central Florida, Louisville, Michigan, and Oregon among a slew of schools he likes.

This is a tough call as Dawson has stated early playing time is a huge factor in his decision. He's certainly talented enough to start early at hometown Kentucky.

15. Kris Frost, ATH, Butler (NC)

Frost seems like he's down to choose between Michigan and Auburn.

With the current coaching change and uncertainty in Ann Arbor, look for Auburn to capitalize.

14. Damian Swann, ATH, Grady (GA)

Miami has pushing hard for Swann, who lists USC and Georgia as schools of note.

Swann claims he already has made a choice and baseball is a factor. Georgia is the only school he has visited, it's close to home, and that's where he's bound to end up. 

13. Wayne Lyons, DS, Dillard (FL)

Lyons states UCLA, Michigan, Stanford, Nebraska, and Florida among his leaders.

Florida likely will win out for him to take his talents to Gainesville.

12. Nickolas Brassell, ATH, South Panola (MS)

Brassell is a soft verbal to Mississippi State, though he is also scheduled to visit Ole Miss.

Look for him to keep with his pledge to MSU.

11. Ishaaq Williams, DE, Lincoln (NY)

Williams lists Penn State, Notre Dame, and Syracuse as his top schools.

Williams doesn't what will happen with his decision, but we think he will end up at Penn State.

10. Stefan McClure, CB, Vista (CA)

McClure has recently named Cal and Boise State as his top two schools. He visited Colorado, Oregon State, and Washington.

Look for him to land in Cal.

9. Colt Lyerla, ATH, Hilsboro (Oregon)

Lyerla seems to be down between Cal, USC, and Oregon.

Our feeling is he will stay and be a Duck.

8. Viliami Moala, DT, Grant (CA)

CAL and USC are the top two schools.

Cal seems like a sure lock at this point.

7. Nick O'leary, TE, Dwyer (FL)

O'Leary lists Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Tennessee, Georgia, and Wisconsin among his leaders.

He seems to be a FSU lean.

6. Ray Drew, DE, Thomas County Central (GA)

Drew has visited LSU, Georgia, Clemson, and Auburn. He also likes Florida.

Look for Georgia to keep him home.

5. Jermauria Rasco, DE, Evangel Christian (LA)

Rasco's final leaders are LSU, FSU, Florida, Arkansas, and Alabama.

Florida State and LSU are the top two, and LSU likely will get him.

4. Jeoffrey Pagan, DE, Ashville (NC)

Oregon, Alabama, USC, Tennessee, Clemson, and LSU round put Pagan's leaders.

We think he likes Tennessee.

3. Curtis Grant, LB, Hermitage (VA)

Grant will take visits to Florida, North Carolina, and visited Ohio State. Virginia is also a major player.

He loved his Ohio State visit but we think he will end up a Gator.

2. Tony Steward, LB, Pedro Menendez (FL)

Steward has interest in UCLA, Florida State, Clemson, Auburn, and Alabama.

Florida State is a our gut feeling.

1. Tim Jernigan, DT, Colombia (FL)

Jernigan likes Alabama, Florida State, Michigan, and LSU.

We think he will end up at LSU.