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Ryker Fyfe: myHitNews.com Nebraska High School Class of 2012 Football Player of the Year.
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 Final Top 25 Nebraska High School Football ProspectsClass of 2011 |
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| 1. Zach Sterup, OL (6-8, 260) Hastings St. Cecilia Catholic—Nebraska |
Rivals 4 star–rated 27th best O-lineman in nation. Big, talented, agile athlete with tremendous upside has at least 16 D-1 offers, also a top basketball prospect. Committed to Nebraska. |
| 2. Ryne Reeves, OL (6-3, 300) Crete—Nebraska |
Rivals 4 star–rated No. 5 center in the nation. Quick with very good pad level feet and hands, Early commit to Nebraska. |
| 3. Ted Lampkin, ATH (5-7, 159) Omaha Central—Iowa State |
Rivals 3 star–explosive athlete with 4.37 speed, has potential to become a game changer at the next level. Committed to Iowa State. |
| 4. Cole Fisher, LB (6-3, 190) Millard North—Iowa |
Rivals 3 star–big hitter with great frame and good speed and strong football bloodlines. Committed to Iowa. |
| 5. Daniel Davie, DB (6-0, 185) Beatrice—Nebraska |
Rivals 3 Star–very good speed and nice size can play both sides of the ball. Committed to Nebraska. |
| 6. Nate Skold, OL (6-8, 280) Omaha Westside—Tulane |
Rivals 2 Star–good run blocker with a lot of frame to grow into. |
| 7. Devin Bass, DB/ATH (5-10, 172) Millard North—Ohio |
Hard-nosed football player with good quickness, a quality athlete who can play both sides of the ball. |
| 8. Derrius Vick, QB/ATH (6-2, 180) Lincoln Southeast—Ohio |
Rivals 2 star–naturally gifted athlete with good frame also a top D-1 basketball prospect. |
| 9. David Sutton, DE, (6-3, 230) Lincoln Southeast—Nebraska (gray shirt) |
Received late D-1A Offer from Ohio, Technically sound player with good angles to ball. |
| 10. Brandon Yost, DL (6-1, 250) Millard West—Nothwest Missouri State |
Tough, strong and quick off the ball D-lineman with good feet and decent hands. Has offer from Ohio. |
| 11. Ben Muff, LB (6-1, 200) Crete—South Dakota State |
Rivals 2 star–solid backer with good speed who flows well to the ball. |
| 12. Quentin Urban, ATH (5-10, 185) Millard South—South Dakota |
Very talented athlete with the skills to be very effective on either side of the ball. |
| 13. Jimmie Forsythe, QB (5-11, 180) Omaha Burke—South Dakota State |
Rivals 2 star–most dominate offensive skill player in the class, good speed and vision with potential to be a force at the next level. Projected to play DB for the Jackrabits. |
| 14. Derek Chancellor, OL (6-5, 290) McCook—South Dakota |
Earth mover with good frame and room to grow. |
| 15. Zach Adler, DE/LB (6-2, 223) Omaha Westside—North Dakota |
Solid defensive player that plays with good leverage. |
| 16. Brock Sherman, LB (6-0, 223) Crete—Northwest Missouri State |
Rivals 2 Star–solid playmaker with good leverage and angles to ball. |
| 17. Josh Couch, DB (6-1, 175) Millard North—Minnesota State-Mankato |
Playmaker with nice size and range. |
| 18. Nehemiah Wilkins, ATH (5-11, 190) Boys Town—Northwest Missouri State |
Explosive athlete with very good speed 4.42 and nice size. |
| 19. Ryan Wheeler, LB (6-4, 244) Millard North—Northwest Missouri State |
Good frame and size could play the middle or strong side OLB. |
| 20. Tyson Broekemeier, QB/ATH (6-1, 170) Aurora—Nebraska (walk-on) |
Best passing QB in the state and quality athlete. completed 72.38% of passes for over 1,850 yards and 27 TDs only 3 INTs. |
| 21. Jordan Wisdom, DE, (6-2, 235) Millard South—Wayne State |
Strong late bloomer that has good quickness off the ball and flows well in traffic. |
| 22. Creighton Morris, TE (6-4, 215) Lincoln North Star—Northwest Missouri State |
Good frame and speed could allow this sleeper prospect to develop into a very good player at the next level. |
| 23. Eddie Ridder,TE/DE (6-6, 225) Elkhorn—Nebraska (walk-on) |
A solid prospect with excellent size. He is definitely a player to watch. |
| 24. Richard Wynne Jr., RB (5-8, 176) Creighton Prep—Nebraska (walk-on) |
Strong and durable late bloomer with good speed, quickness, vision and nice hands, a fierce competitor that can play either side of the ball. Rushed for over 1,400 yards (7.1 yards per carry) in 9 games. |
| 25. Tiras Bolton, ATH (5-11, 170) Omaha Westside—University Nebraska at Omaha (school drops football and wrestling program March 11, 2011). |
Has outstanding quickness and very good speed and burst, could develop into a nice playmaker on either side of the ball. |
| Mentioned: Dillon Loschen RB (5-11, 185) Columbus; Jacob Bergmeier, RB/DB (5-9,165) Millard North; David Sutton, DE, (6-3, 230) Lincoln Southeast; Tony Gardner, WR/DB (5-11, 175) Millard South; Nate Kroupa, LB (5-11, 215) Omaha Burke; Brandon Clark, WR (6-2, 170) Millard South; Eddie Ridder, DL (6-6, 215) Mt. Michael Benedictine; Cole Spurgeon, WR (6-3, 200) Gretna; Lucas Mickels DL (6-0, 283) Creighton Prep; Broderick Boehm, DB (5-11, 205) Lincoln Southeast; Cleo Miller, RB (5-9, 170) Omaha Benson; Gus Petersen, LB (6-2-195) Cambridge; Bryce Bostwick, ATH (5-11, 175) Lincoln East; Blake Headley, QB (6-2, 190) Millard South; Elijah Tostenson WR, (6-1, 190) Millard South; David Sutton, DE, (6-3, 230) Lincoln Southeast; Cyler Childs, DL (6-1, 250) Omaha North; Eddie Vinson, DL (6-2, 230) Omaha Central; Aaron Lier, LB (6-3-215) Omaha Gross Catholic; Devin Flemming, DB (6-0, 185) Omaha Burke; Kyle Erickson, ATH, (6-0, 190) Millard North; Damon Parker, DL (6-2, 290) Millard North; Austin Tompkins, K (6-1, 180) Lincoln Southwest: Chris Long, DL (6-4, 250) Blair; Tre’ Sacks , ATH (5-5, 185) Millard South; Zach Leinbaugh, DB (5-8, 175) Millard West; Adam Pfeiffer, DB (6-0, 186) Lincoln Pius X; Mitch Peppmuller, OT, (6-4, 282) Lincoln Northeast; Brandon Bryant, LB, (6-1, 229) Omaha North; Jacob Schneider, FB (5-9, 206) Omaha Burke; Galen Gullie, ATH (5-6, 173) Omaha Bryan; Zach Mendoza, OG (6-2, 290) Waverly; Taylor Hopkins, DB (5-9, 170) Omaha Burke; Chris Kitchen, DB (5-6, 164) Omaha Burke; Aaron Arauco, OG, (6-3, 310) Lincoln Southwest; Eddie Collins, ATH (5-7, 165) Millard South; Tyler Shields, WR (6-3, 200) Kearney; Ryan Randall, RB (6-0, 190). | |
First off, wow! That is a great “player card” image of MHN player of the year Ryker Fyfe. Although In my opinion Jordan Nelson of Burke was a more deserving pick. He rushed for nearly 1800 yards plus 700 yards more in receptions and scored 21 touchdowns on the year. Nelson also led his team to the finals and was selected as OWH honorary captain.
Finally, over the past several years I have really enjoyed MHN and commend you on all the effort you have put forth in covering and promoting Nebraska high school kids. It would be a shame to see this all end.
Please reconsider staying onboard or maybe even handing the site over to someone else.
NE Player of the Year:
Jordan Nelson was a very close second. The determining factor was that I believe Fyfe meant more to his team’s overall success in 2011.
Thanks for liking MHN. The answers to your reconsideration question can be found in my latest post ‘MHN needs your help’