Jackson is one of the more explosive and electric athletes in this class. He has excellent speed and burst, he also excels as a returner as he's a nightmare to contain in the open field and difficult wrap up in tight spaces as well. He's most likely a corner at the next level with his elite foot quickness, loose hips and smooth transitional skills. Smooth changing directions and shows ability to quickly flip his hips to turn and run with receivers while retaining proper inside positioning. Shows great hands, awareness and overall ball skills to be a playmaker when it's in the air and with run after the catch after the INT. Jackson is currently the only 5 star rated player in California.

This is one smooth and fluid prospect. Smith may be more naturally graceful as an athlete than just about anyone in this class. He has a wiry, lean frame and is stronger than you might think. He gets over the top of defenders in a hurry. His hands are excellent and is very natural as a pass catcher. He is an excellent leaper that times jumps and shows excellent body control adjusting to the jump ball. He has adequate size and the frame to get much thicker. He has natural open field run skills and vision after the catch.

Mama is PrepStar Magazine's top rated offensive lineman in Southern California for the class of 2014. At 6'5 and 360-pounds, Mama is a force to deal with in both the run and pass game. He displays great hip flexion from the three-point stance. He's able to come out of his stance, get under his opponent’s pads and/or deliver a big blow with ease. Mama's overwhelming strength makes his opposition look childish at times when he drive blocks. Mam displays good awareness and does a nice job of climbing to second level and the big man moves well on his feet in space for his size and can take down with crushing results defenders in track. Simply put, this kid is just down-right nasty! He could potentially be an earlier contributor at the collegiate level if needed.

Bryce Dixon is projected to be big time TE at the college level with big play ability. His strength at this point is as a receiver. He is a confident, aggressive pass catcher with good concentration. He will go over the middle and can catch the ball in traffic. He can go up and attack the ball at its highest point and has the ability to makes tough catches look easy. Dixon is the #1 rated receiver in Southern California.

Luatua has great size and athleticism and has very good ball skills. He displays a good initial burst off the line with very good speed for the position and can stretch the seam. After the catch he quickly gets turned upfield with the speed to exploit a seam, but also physical enough to lower his shoulder and fight for yards as well. In 2012, Luatua cought 43 passes for 600 yards and 8 touchdowns.

Marquis Ware is a versatile athlete who contributes to his team in many different ways and could be recruited on either side of the ball. Defensively, Ware may be best fitted for the OLB position in a 3-4 scheme. He has great athleticism for his size and shows flashes as a defensive prospect. Ware has good burst uses his hands well to create separation from blockers. Offensively, Ware could likely contribute better and quicker as an H-Back. He's a productive receiving target with good hands, he has the ability to create separation and catch the ball away from his body. Ware has good speed and is able to stretch the field. Look for Ware to contribute early on special teams at the collegiate level.

Cobb is an aggressive, fast and physical football player with the versatility to align at multiple positions as a two-way player. As you will see on Cobb's highlight film, he is a punishing blocker at fullback and downhill tailback who could serve either role in goal line packages at the next level, but we feel he has every-down linebacker potential and could be a real disruptive one. Defensively, Cobb has good sideline-to-sideline speed for his size. He consistently shows that he is able to step up in the whole and take on blocks or deliver big blows on the ball carrier. Cobb's physical attributes make him one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2014 class because his ceiling is still very high.

Viane Talamaivao has seen his stock rise this off-season after attending a number of high profile camps and being named OL MVP at the Los Angeles Nike Football Training Camp. Talamaivao is projected as a guard at the college level. Talamaivao has good size and excellent strength. He shows good quickness out of his stance and delivers with pop at the point of contact. Talamaivao is as tough as they come and shows maximum effort play after play.

At 6'8 and 335-pounds, Poland is a massive prospect at the next level. Already committed to USC, Poland is able to open lanes in the run game and when he gets low leverage on defenders, he usually puts them on skates. He also does a good job with his hands and can deliver an initial blow. Poland is a huge kid who can make his size work for him well.

Freeman is a very tough competitor with great athleticism and well-rounded attributes as he can catch and block fromt the back-field. At 6'0, 220-pounds, Freeman is able to elude defenders and has agility you don't often see from a bruising runner. As you will see on film, he has massive strength and possesses workhorse, every-down attributes that could be valuable in a downhill running offense at the college level.

At 6'2, 210-pounds, Todd is a legitimate outside receiving threat who can come inside and be a factor. He has great feet and rare size which creates mismatches. He's very fast for his size and has great strength. Todd is very tough and rarely loses a fight for a ball. He is at his best across the middle of the field where he's able to use his physical abilities to over-power smaller defenders. TOdd has verbally committed to Oklahoma.

Dorton defensive end who will likely transition to that position in college, though in the right scheme he could potentially see a move to outside linebacker. He can be a bit inconsistent and can help himself by crowding the ball more at times. But he does display good initial quickness. He may look a bit lean, but can be very tough at the point of attack. Dorton is at his best when he's able to fire off the ball low, engage a blocker with good hip roll and shoot his hands. He has great strength and ius able to read blocking schemes and squeeze down. Dorton will be a key factor for St. John Bosco if they plan on making a state title run in 2013.

Demario Richard's production speaks for itself and he has the measurables and running skill set to continue racking up impressive yards at the next level. He makes it look effortless at times and can change up his style as needed to move the chains. Possesses a good blend of size, speed and strength at the position. He's very well-rounded as he can move the chains inside and out. His film will show that he' hits the open hole quickly or will can bounce out if nothing is there, and really excels as a stretch and cut runner. He gets low on contact, can break tackles and gain quality yards after the initial hit. Tough runner -- he finishes, runs hard and always fall forward. Dangerous when he gets into the second level with his jump-cut skill and overall elusiveness. Richard was very productive as a junior at Palmdale HS. Richard rushed 188 times for 1839 yards with 24 td's and averaged over 9 yards per carry.

Taua is considered a violent and disruptive player in the trenches. Though Taua lacks ideal heigh, at 6'0, 280-pounds he is quick off the ball and is capable of disrupting with penetration and demonstrates he can use his compact build to his advantage as he can explode off the ball low and quickly get under a blocker's pads. Taua has a great motor and is an excellent tackler in space.

Williams is a blitzing nightmare for opposing offenses. He's fast, physical and seems to have an uncanny ability to time his moves on the field. He changes games in the way only a handful of top-tier linebackers can do at this level and he's proven to be one of the top California recruits in several years, which is saying a lot. Whether it be his coverage skills or his hard-hitting, physical approach to run support, he can do it all from his position.

Farrar has been lights-out at numerous camps and 7-on-7 events thought the offseason which in turn has helped his sock rise with recruiting. The two-way star shows more upside at wide receiver and is likely to play that position at the next major level.kely Farrar plays with great quickness and deceptive play speed. He has good hands, at times preferes to catch the ball with his body. Must work on extending his hands on receptions. Farrar runs excellent routes and has the strength to fight for passes in tight space. This productive player will see early playing time at the next level.

Johnson is quick, shifty and good luck trying to tackle this speedster in space. He breaks ankles with his stop-on-a-dime moves and anytime he has the ball in his hands he’s a threat to find his way to he endzone, even when he gets that ball near the line of scrimmage in traffic. He simply can’t be tackled. What might make him even more dynamic in the future is Johnson's desire to improve on his straight-ahead sprinting speed. He already has big play speed, but thinks he can be even faster. Johnson has committed to the University of Washington.