Williams is a slasher with good speed who sees the field well, cuts upfield quickly and has the quickness to outrun defenders at the second and third level. He's able to get skinny in tight spaces, has good feet and cutting ability and he rarely takes false steps. He's very decisive. The Miami commitment is athletic enough to play other positions like wide receiver or defensive back, but we think he's a natural running back. - Mike Farrell, Rivals.com National Recruiting Director

Frasier is the type of running back that gets better as the game goes on. He is a one-cut back that gets down field in a hurry and, as a bigger back, he is very good in short-yardage situations. It is hard for defenders to get a good hit on Frasier and he easily runs through arm tackles. Frasier is closing in on naming a top five and two teams that look like they'll make that cut are Georgia and Florida State. - Adam Friedman, Rivals.com Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst

Petite is a long, lanky tight end who is surprisingly athletic and was basically unstoppable during one-on-ones at the RCS Northern California. He runs great routes and has soft hands and because of his length and speed, he can run away from defenders with regularity. USC and Duke are pretty even in his recruitment, but he's taking another trip to SC in June and if things go well the Trojans could be tough to beat. - Adam Gorney, Rivals.com West Recruiting Analyst

Tennessee found a diamond in the rough when it offered and landed a commitment from Stewart in April of 2013. The hulking 6-foot-4, 320-pound offensive lineman was very impressive at the ultra-competitive RCS Atlanta stop, winning several reps against top-notch competition. With his size and strength, he has the potential to be a road grader-type at the guard position. - Woody Wommack, Rivals.com Southeast Recruiting Analyst

Ford had a big spring and showed strong at multiple camp appearances. At 6-foot-4, he is a well-put-together 322 pounds and has some nice strength and footwork to go along with it. TCU got in on Ford early and was able to secure his commitment before his stock really took off. - Jason Howell, Rivals.com Mid-South Recruiting Analyst

Halalilo checked in at 6-foot-3, 342 pounds at the RCS Southern California, but he was not slow-footed at all and he wasn't necessarily out of shape. He moved well in one-on-ones against some outstanding defensive linemen and was still insanely powerful. He could tighten up his body a little bit, but the offseason weight hasn't hurt the UCLA commit's foot speed and he's one of the toughest linemen I've seen this recruiting cycle. - Adam Gorney, Rivals.com West Recruiting Analyst

James was a victim of limited exposure early in the process, but once his film started circulating, and he began to hit the camp circuit, word on him spread quickly. James carried very little bad weight and boasts elite lower body strength and a wide base. There aren't many defensive ends in America that are able to overpower the 6-foot-5 tackle. James recently narrowed his list to include Oklahoma, Ohio State, USC, Oregon, UCLA and Utah. He will take official visits to his five out-of-state finalists. - Rob Cassidy, Rivals.com Midlands/Southwest Recruiting Analyst

Lemieux was under the radar until this spring when he started landing major offers and then we got a hold of his junior film. At 6-foot-6 and 280 pounds, Lemieux has excellent size, he's built well and he's ultra-powerful on his film. Lemieux hasn't done many camps, so eyeballing him is still important, but moving him to four-stars made sense because of his dominant film. Oregon is getting a really talented offensive tackle. - Adam Gorney, Rivals.com West Recruiting Analyst

Kilby-Lane is a quick and explosive outside linebacker who closes on the football quickly and makes things happen when he arrives. A very physical tackler, he's a hitter but is also good at staying under control and making the sure tackle when needed. Ohio State has been considered the team to beat, but Miami will be in the mix as well.- Mike Farrell, Rivals.com National Recruiting Director

Stalker has added height and mass over the last year and now checks in at 6-foot-2 and 223 pounds. Yet, he is also playing with more explosiveness and discipline. Stalker was part of a deep group of linebackers at RCS Columbus, showing good range in coverage and natural athleticism in position drills. He remains wide open in his recruitment, but is very high on strong academic institutions like Virginia and Yale. - Josh Helmholdt, Rivals.com Midwest Recruiting Analyst

At the start of 2014, Ordway had just one college offer, but after several strong camp showings he quickly vaulted himself onto the national scene. He's got good size and excellent ball skills as well as a competitive spirit that will serve him well at the next level. Ordway has several of potential college options, but Tennessee and Alabama are believed to be the favorites. - Woody Wommack, Rivals.com Southeast Recruiting Analyst

Ross made a name for himself last year when he shut down one of the West's best receivers and backed it up again at the RCS Southern California. The first things that stands out are his size and athleticism. He's still raw as a football player, but once he's coached up, Ross could be even more special because he flies around the field and makes a lot of plays. USC and UCLA look strong early on but Oklahoma, Notre Dame and others are right there. - Adam Gorney, Rivals.com West Recruiting Analyst

Hill is a long defensive back who can find his comfort zone at both safety and cornerback. He has a smooth backpedal and plays with excellent balance. Hill has plenty of choices on the recruiting front and at this time is keeping an open mind. - Jason Howell, Rivals.com Mid-South Recruiting Analyst

Taylor is a special athletic talent that can play that hybrid defensive end/outside linebacker role at the next level. He is relatively new to football, but he has NFL Draft first-rounder potential because of his natural athleticism and ability to make outstanding plays in the open field. Virginia Tech is in very good position with Taylor, but Florida also has a good shot if the Gators can get him to visit. - Adam Friedman, Rivals.com Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst

McGriff is a big athlete who could play many positions but looks like his future will be as a wide receiver at Auburn. He has excellent straight-line quickness for a 225-pounder, but also a bit of wiggle and he's a load to tackle. He's a mismatch for cornerbacks and most safeties and too fast for linebackers. - Mike Farrell, Rivals.com National Recruiting Director

Jackson is still very raw as a prospect, but he brings a ton of speed and explosiveness to the table. He has the potential to be a playmaking threat on either side of the football. His recruitment has really taken off over the last few months with a recent LSU offer shaking things up. He plans to take his time and his visits. - Jason Howell, Rivals.com Mid-South Recruiting Analyst

We didn't get to see a lot of Weathersby, but he definitely has the size and build coaches look for in a future standout offensive lineman. He committed to Texas in March but has recently talked about taking a few visits. - Jason Howell, Rivals.com Mid-South Recruiting Analyst