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[edit] QB Rating
I removed Juice being named a top 5 QB nationally for the 2006 class, because according to some rankings, he wasn't. One of the sources has him at the #3 overall Pro-Style QB prospect, but he's #6 overall when you include Duel-Threat QBs. Epsoul 21:24, 9 February 2007 (UTC)