Army Bowl announcement watch 2010

Here is a look at the prospects planning to announce their college choices live during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl airing live on NBC at 1 p.m. ET on January 9.

Rivals.com recruiting analyst Mike Farrell will give the scoop on what he is hearing and give his predictions on where they are headed throughout the week. This is a fluid list and will likely change prior to the game.

Last update: Friday, Jan. 8, 11:45 p.m.

U.S. Army All-American Bowl Announcements

ATH Latwan Anderson, 5-11/185, Cleveland Glenville

Overall Rank: No. 18

Schools: Miami, Michigan, Mich. State, North Carolina, Ohio State, West Virginia

Farrell analysis: More and more good sources tell me that if Anderson is going to decide this week it will be West Virginia and not Ohio State. He has Miami and North Carolina scheduled for January visits and Ohio State will make a push if he delays his decision, but if he decides this weekend I'm going to now fall in line and pick the Mountaineers.

S Matt Elam, 6-0/205, West Palm Beach (Fla.) Dwyer

Overall Rank: No. 14

Schools: Florida, Florida State, Georgia

Farrell analysis: Elam is committed to Florida State but after a long, emotional conversation with Urban Myer Monday night, a lot has changed. He is expected to decide between FSU, Florida and Georgia on Saturday and right now I think he flips back to the Gators.

ATH Marquis Flowers, 6-3/210, Goodyear (Ariz.) Millennium

Overall Rank: No. 87

Schools: Arizona, Arizona State, Notre Dame, UCLA, USC

Farrell analysis: This is expected to come down to USC, UCLA and Arizona with the Trojans and Wildcats the leaders. Right now I think the home team wins out and Arizona lands him.

DT Sharrif Floyd, 6-3/310, Philadelphia George Washington

Overall Rank: No. 9

Schools: Florida, North Carolina, Ohio State, South Carolina

Farrell analysis: It's still Ohio State and Florida with UNC on the outside looking in and while Floyd said it was the Buckeyes in the lead at the beginning of the week, Florida has gained momentum in a big way. I'm hearing now he just might pick the Gators on Saturday and could give them three five-star commits at the game with Elam and Powell.

DB Victor Hampton, 5-11/170, Darlington (S.C.)

Position Rank: No. 22 CB

Schools: North Carolina, NC State, South Carolina, Tennessee

Farrell analysis: UNC, NC State and Tennessee are still on his list, but it appears clear that the former Gator commitment will end up at South Carolina in the end.

DB Dior Mathis, 5-9/166, Detroit Cass Tech

Overall Rank: No. 239

Schools: Michigan, Oregon

Farrell analysis: Mathis could be the hardest to predict because Oregon has been his leader forever, but the ties between Mathis, Cass Tech and the Michigan Wolverines run deep. However, he truly appears to love the Ducks so they are the choice here.

LB C.J. Mosley, 6-2/212, Theodore (Ala.)

Overall Rank: No. 91

Schools: Alabama, Auburn

Farrell analysis: This is an Alabama-Auburn battle and the Tide are expected to win this one at the game.

DE Ronald Powell, 6-4/230, Moreno Valley (Calif.) Rancho Verde

Overall Rank: No. 5

Schools: Florida, USC

Farrell analysis: Powell decided to announce this week and that bodes very well for Florida unless he decides to pull a stunner and pick USC. The Trojans would have had a much better chance had he delayed his decision until Signing Day but if he decides to stick with his announcement at the game, he should pick the Gators.

DE Brandon Willis, 6-3/255, Duncan (S.C.) Byrnes

Overall Rank: No. 41

Schools: North Carolina, Tennessee, UCLA

Farrell analysis: It was all North Carolina heading into the week but as Willis has talked to more and more kids down here and after a long discussion with Tennessee, the Vols are very much back in here. If he can't decide between UNC and Tennessee he might just get out of the area and head to UCLA. However, it looks as if he may have swung back to the Tar Heels late in the week.

DB Demetrius Wright, 6-1/201, Corona (Calif.)

Overall Rank: No. 102

Schools: Arizona, Colorado, Tennessee, USC, Washington

Farrell analysis: Washington has done a great job staying in this one but Wright is expected to pick USC all the way.

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