Leonard Fournette is ranked as the No. 1 recruit in the ESPN Top 150, and for good reason. Fournette has amassed over 5,700 yards rushing over the past three seasons and 81 touchdowns.

He currently holds offers from many of the top BCS programs, including: Alabama, Florida, Notre Dame, Michigan, LSU and others. At 6-1 232 with home run speed, Fournette is already built for the college level.

To say that Kishawn Holmes is hungry to play at the next level would be an understatement. At 5'8" 180, the Vista Murrieta (CA) 2014 RB has already proved that he can run with the big boys. His current mission is to convince college coaches and recruiting coordinators that he can do the same alongside the nation's best athletes.

Since its inception in 1999, ESPN Rise’s Elite 11 quarterback competition has provided an invaluable service in the development of highly touted high school prep athletes preparing for the college level.

Previous participants include Tim Tebow, Matt Leinart, Vince Young and Matthew Stafford, all currently in the NFL.

The 2012 installment of the Elite 11 competition took place in Southern California and was led by former NFL quarterback and current ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer. The primary goal of the camp is to draw out the maximum potential in each of the 25 signal callers.