Grambling addressed some key areas
Grambling signed 15 recruits on Wednesday, plugging several holes on its roster — some current, and some that will open up down the road. The signing class included four linebackers, two defensive backs, two offensive lineman, and some potential successors to quarterback Greg Dillon, who will be a senior in the upcoming season. It addressed some key areas of need for fourth-year head coach Rod Broadway. The playmakers that might someday replace Dillon bring the most intrigue. Anthony Carrothers, a 5-foot-8, 175-pound quarterback from Independence High in Charlotte, N.C., has an eye-popping resume. He finished his prep career with 13,000 yards of total offense, 100 passing touchdowns, and 56 rushing touchdowns.
Tigers Close Day One of National Signing Day With 15
Grambling, LA--- Grambling State head football coach Rod Broadway was very pleased with the results at the end of the day on day one of the football national signing period. With 15 freshman and transfers inked, Broadway feels the Tigers have addressed some needed issues. “We went after needs. We didn’t get a lot of numbers but we are happy with what we received”, Broadway said. We didn’t go after a lot just what we needed in spots and so hopefully we have put some pieces of the puzzle together and it will show up down the road.”
GSU Tigers 2010 Football Signees
NAME SCHOOL HOMETOWN POS. HT. WT. NOTES
1. Quinton Crowe, Ruston H.S. Ruston LA LB 6-2 225 Honorable Mention 4A All-State; first-team All-District 3-4A, 63 tackles last year, including 17 for a loss.
2. Frank Rivers, Fairfield Central H.S. Fairfield, AL QB 6-5 205 2,500 yards, 18 TD’s, as a baseball player recorded 22 strikeouts as a pitcher.
3. Hakeem Lassiter, Lakawanna C.C. Scranton, P.A. OL 6-3 300.
4. Barry James, Williamson H.S. Mobile, AL LB 6-2 245
5. Gaither Madison, Williamson H.S. Mobile, AL DB 6-0 190
6. Lucktes Estiverne, Oak Ridge H.S. Orlando, FL LB 5-11 215 162 Tackles, Orange Co. 1st team, Honorable Mention All-State.
7, Thomas Bridgewater, Evangel Christian Shreveport, LA WR 6-0 200 56 rec., 1126 yds, 14 TD’s, 20.1 yds/c avg., All-District, All-City.
8. D’Mario Turner, Mays H.S. Atlanta, GA LB 6-0 255.
9. Devon Carter, N. Clayton H.S. College Park, GA OL 6-3 260.
10. Malcolm Robinson, Garland H.S. Garland, TX DB 5-10 185.
11. Anthony Garrison, John Ehret H.S. New Orleans, LA Ath 5-11 185.
12. Greg Allen, Carver H.S. Birmingham, AL DE 6-5 240.
13. Jeremy Runner, Neville H.S. Monroe, LA ATH 5-11 195 All NE-Louisiana, All-State, KNOE TV-4 Offensive Player of the Year.
14. Anthony Carrothers, Independence H.S. Charlotte, NC QB 5-8 175 Second in State, fifth in nations history with over 13, 000 yards total offense. 100 passing TD’s, 56 Rushing TD’s.
15. Kameron Thurmond, Saddleback C.C. Mission Vallejo, CA WR 6-4 Washington State signee out of high school. Big WR that can play TE with 4.5 speed.
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