This week matches up two of the top programs in Oregon as the Jesuit Crusaders travel to take on Lake Oswego. The game should be a shootout littered with top prospects.
Lake Oswego Lakers:
Tyson Coleman: The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Oregon commit is a hard-hitting defensive back that closes on the ball very well, while displaying tremendous pursuit speed. In addition to his defensive prowess, Coleman is vital to the Lakers' offensive attack at running back.
Cole Naone: He is a sure-footed senior linebacker that tackles well in space. Naone is considering Air Force, Idaho, Colorado State and Hawaii.
Alex Matthews: The junior quarterback flashes the ability to be a dual threat under center for the Lakers. Matthews is drawing interest from Purdue, USC and Oregon State.
Austin Kent: He splits time at signal caller for the Lakers and is a solid drop-back passer that possess the arm strength to beat defenses over the top. Kent is being courted by Boise State, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA and Oregon State.
Andre Lee: The 6-2, 240-pound DT is coming off a season in which he earned 6A All-State honors. Lee is considering Oregon State, Washington, Oregon and Boise State.
Whit Bissett: He helps share the load in the backfield for the Lakers. Bissett has no offers at this time, but Oregon State, Washington and Boise State have shown interest.
Jesuit Crusaders
Jordan Talley: The 5-10, 185-pound running back is returning to the Crusaders after a successful 2009 campaign. The playmaker racked up over 2000 all-purpose yards while finding the end zone 23 times. He is considering Oregon, Utah, Boise State, Oregon State and Arizona State.
Miles Weatheroy: The 6-1, 175-pounder is a top lockdown corner in addition to being an offensive weapon at wide receiver for the Crusaders. Weatheroy is being courted by Washington State, Oregon, Air Force, Princeton, Oregon State and Army.
Adam Winterling: The 6-4, 200-pounder receiver is being recruited by Air Force, Brown, Stanford, and Cornell.
John Rizzo: He is a 6-4, 225-pound tight end that missed the 2009 season due to injury. Look for Rizzo's stock to rise with each passing week this season.
