First edition of the full 2010 Rivals 250 is up: http://rivals100.rivals.com/viewrank.asp?ra_key=2303 Top 100 has been out a few days so I will focus more on 101-250. First, the ranks of obvious interest: 123 - Ricardo Miller 177 - Devin Gardner 238 - Jerald Robinson Also of interest: 112 - Brennan Clay 114 - De'Joshua Johnson 134 - Dior Mathis 162 - A.J. Cann 184 - Jeffrey Godfrey 234 - Robert Bolden Biggest Surprises (low): #239 - Nick Montana Everything I had been reading about this kid suggested he (along w/Heaps) was the end all be all of 2010 QBs. This is the guy OSU (admittedly great recruiters) is willing to sell out completely for. This is a very pedestrian ranking. I mean Saline's quarterback made the top 100, and I think we all know a thing or two about Saline QBs. On the same subject... #136 - Jake Heaps I thought this was the consensus #1 QB. I guess not. #99 - Marvin Robinson I think this is worse than the under-rankings of Gardner (#177) and Ricardo (#123), only because the visual of Gardner throwing a ball does raise some cautionary flags and there are a lot of very good, similar WRs to Ricardo (don't shoot me--not saying he isn't great). Robinson strikes me as a man among boys type, and an NFL talent type. Those guys are top 30. Those are 5 star guys. This is a much less enthusiastic ranking than his reviews to this point would suggest. Biggest Surprises (high): #18 - Kyle Prater I knew a bunch of schools liked him, but...wow. #44 - William Gholston Let me be clear -- I think he deserves #44. I'm not one of those fans that convinces myself a player is not good once I conclude they're unlikely to come to UM (pet peeve actually). I think this kid is fantastic, but I did not expect to see it reflected in the ranking right out of the gate. Gholston is always described as an under-the-radar guy nationally. (hard to explain with the last name, but...) Guess not. #66 - Latwan Anderson Same deal. I think he's great. I thought he was supposed to be an "underrated" type. A guy that would be at the end of the 250, but have comments attached to his profile that suggested he should be top 100. Well he is top 100 I guess. #81 - Joe Boisture As I said, Saline. Good for him though. Guy I've never heard mentioned who seems compelling: #210 Blake Lueders He's from Indiana (an Indianapolis suburb). A 6'5" DE reporting a 4.0 GPA and a 4.3 second shuttle (4.79 40). I admit that his picture makes him look slow (footspeed and otherwise), but those numbers are great. Has anyone heard of him before? Best Name: #220 Munchie Legaux Other thoughts: *No Jeremy Jackson. I am not entirely surprised or overly bothered. As mentioned many times, the offers speak loudly. He simply has not thrown himself into the process of proving himself and drumming up interest and I think that is shown in the recruiting services ratings. *Jerald Robinson gets a solid 4 star place. I think it's hilarious that he's in front of Montana.