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Rivals.com Pennsylvania Top 50 2004 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting | last sorted on 9/22/2003

2004 Rank		Pos	Ht/Wt	Schools
1	Anthony Morelli Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills	QB	6-4/208	Penn State
	Ball-handling skills and arm strength give him the nod over Henne.
2	Chad Henne West Lawn (PA) Wilson	QB	6-3/210	Michigan
	Faster than Morelli and still learning the game. Great upside.
3	Dan Connor Wallingford (PA) Strath Haven	LB	6-3/215	Penn State
	A tackling machine who reminds me of former Miami stud Dan Morgan.
4	Kyle Mitchum Erie (PA) McDowell	OL	6-6/265	Ohio State
	Long arms and a good frame make him a future left tackle for someone.
5	James Bryant Reading (PA)	LB	6-3/240	Miami-FL
	A hitting machine on defense who could also be a standout tailback in a Single Back or Power-I.
6	Tyrell Sales Butler (PA)	DE	6-4/235	Penn State
	Sales is a terrific athlete who is just learning to dominate.
7	Andrew Johnson Pittsburgh (PA) North Hills	RB	6-0/205	Miami-FL
	Upright runner with good speed and toughness despite injury issues.
8	A.Q. Shipley Coraopolis (PA) Moon	DT	6-2/275	Penn State
	Squat defensive tackle with a great motor. Could end up as an offensive guard or center.
9	Greg Harrison Shenandoah (PA) Valley	OL	6-5/295	Penn State
	Great leverage player could be inside or outside on the offensive line for PSU.
10	Chris Rogers Wexford (PA) North Allegheny	LB	6-3/240	Michigan
	A throwback linebacker in the mold of Chris Spielman.
11	Corey Davis Pittsburgh (PA) Peabody	LB	6-1/302	Pittsburgh
	Big linebacker could end up along the d-line at Pitt.
12	Rory Nicol Beaver (PA) Area	TE	6-5/245	Ohio State
	Good size, speed and hands.
13	Jordan Steffy Leola (PA) Conestoga Valley	QB	6-2/210	Maryland
	Great athlete and dangerous with his arm or legs.
14	Devon Lyons Pittsburgh (PA) Woodland Hills	DB	6-2/210	Ohio State
	This year's Ryan Mundy (Michigan signee), Lyons is a great two-way threat.
15	Anthony Heygood Chester (PA) Cardinal O'Hara	RB	6-2/210	Purdue
	A big, bruising runner who will move the chains.
16	Craig Bokor Aliquippa (PA) Hopewell	DT	6-3/270	Pittsburgh
	Very strong run blocker will likely play inside for Pitt.
17	Ryan Purvis Lancaster (PA) Lancaster Catholic	TE	6-5/235	Boston College
	Excellent blocker and a standout hoops player as well.
18	Chris Crane Camp Hill (PA) Trinity	QB	6-5/220	Boston College
	Ran a 4.53-second 40-yard dash at Nike Camp.
19	Adam Gunn Vandergrift (PA) Kiski Area	DB	6-1/200	Pittsburgh
	Super playmaker on offense and defense.
20	Scott McKillop Vandergrift (PA) Kiski Area	LB	6-2/230	Pittsburgh
	Not as big or physical as his brother, but quicker.
21	Dan Lawlor Mechanicsburg (PA) Cumberland Valley	RB	6-3/235	Penn State
	Great blocker with good hands.
22	Kevin Akins Lansdale (PA) North Penn	DB	6-2/185	Boston College
	Could play RB or S in college.
23	Wyatt Bowman Mchanisburg (PA) Cumberland Valley	OL	6-6/310	Penn State
	Massive lineman getting quicker each year.
24	Dontey Brown McKeesport (PA) McKeesport	LB	6-3/245	Penn State
	Big linebacker will probably end up as a rush end.
25	Darrelle Revis Aliquippa (PA) Aliquippa	DB	6-0/180	Pittsburgh
	Good size and closing speed at CB.
26	Dave Brytus Imperial (PA) West Allegheny	K	6-4/225	Purdue
	Better punter than kicker - has a very strong leg.
27	Jon Skinner Mount Carmel (PA)	OL	6-5/285	Ohio State
	Should have a big senior year after injury-hampered junior season.
28	Chris Gorham Pottstown (PA)	DB	6-0/175	Virginia
	Excellent man-to-man coverage skills.
29	Mike Marvis Hempfield (PA) Hempfield Area	LB	6-2/230	Indiana
	Stubby, physical linebacker is a big hitter.
30	Ryan Ehrie Bethlehem (PA) Freedom	OL	6-7/295	Syracuse
	Tall, thin lineman has excellent footwork.
31	Jaimie Thomas Harrisburg (PA) Bishop McDevitt	OL	6-4/320	Maryland
	Underrated big man from top program.
32	Bryan Savage Haverford (PA) The Haverford School	QB	6-4/210	Wisconsin
	Good size, strong arm and adequate mobility.
33	Dave Weber King of Prussia (PA) Upper Merion	OL	6-3/344	Pittsburgh
	Interior lineman needs to get a little more nimble.
34	Steffan Brinson Pittsburgh (PA) Woodland Hills	ATH	6-0/193	Pittsburgh
	Superb athlete should shine as full-time starter.
35	Mike Cox Lewisberry (PA) Red Land	RB	6-2/248	Georgia Tech
	Thick-legged lead blocker.
36	Andre Hall Erdenheim (PA) Springfield Township	WR	6-3/195	list
	Tall wideout is a solid possession receiver at next level.
37	Ben Iannacchione Pittsburgh (PA) Baldwin	OL	6-4/283	West Virginia
	Smart lineman could play center in college.
38	Dale Calloway Washington (PA)	WR	5-11/175	list
	Will probably be a shutdown corner for WVU.
39	Curtis Brinkley Philadelphia (PA) West Catholic	RB	5-10/185	Syracuse
	Record-breaking RB will awesome vision and elusiveness.
40	Justin Guadagni Glassport (PA) South Allegheny	LB	6-1/228	Georgia Tech
	Very physical linebacker with good coverage skills.
41	Mortty Ivy Monroeville (PA) Gateway	DB	6-2/200	West Virginia
	Do-everything player in high school will be a safety in college.
42	Matthew Parkhurst Philadelphia (PA) St. Joseph	DE	6-4/240	Marshall
	Non-stop motor leads to double digit sacks this season?
43	Lucas Cox Springdale (PA)	DE	6-4/242	Iowa
	Six catches as a junior, but four were for scores.
44	Austin Gunder Red Lion (PA)	TE	6-5/235	Stanford
	Big target with good hands and solid blocking skills.
45	Ben Maljovec Warren (PA)	DB	6-3/200	Syracuse
	Might be a better safety than quarterback in college.
46	Sean Shannon Altoona (PA)	OL	6-5/330	Division II
	Massive lineman hoping to bounce back after heat stroke.
47	Nate Waldron Rochester (PA) Rochester	DB	5-11/190	Bowling Green
	Small school star is a stat stuffer on defense.
48	Chris Gould Lock Haven (PA) Central Mountain	K	6-1/185	Virginia
	Two 50-yard field goals already this season.
49	Mike Bernhard Allentown (PA) William Allen	QB	6-4/225	list
	Sleeper QB with good size.
50	Joe McDaniel Pittsburgh (PA) Woodland Hills	RB	6-0/215	Akron
	Physical runner and excellent blocker.