High School 2010 All-State Teams

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JJHuddle's 2010 All-Ohio Football Team: Offense

By Eric Frantz, Managing Editor
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Posted Dec 9, 2010

Offensive Player of the Year: Akise Teague, Youngstown Ursuline

There wasn't a more electrifying player in the state this season then Teague. A threat to go the distance anytime he touched the ball (offense, defense or special teams), Teague finished the season with 2,472 yards rushing, 842 yards receiving and 48 total TDs. He led Ursuline to its third straight D-V state final by racking up 405 all-purpose yards and five TDs in a 51-21 win over Coldwater at Fawcett Stadium. In the last three state championship games (all victories), Teague has 653 all-purpose yards and eight TDs. Teague plans to visit Wisconsin, Penn State and Cincinnati.

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First Team Offense

QB: Braxton Miller, Wayne, Sr.*
WR: Devin Smith, Massillon Washington, Sr.
TE: Nick Vanett, Westerville Central, Sr.
OL: Michael Bennett, Centerville, Sr.
OL: Kyle Kalis, Lakewood St. Edward, Jr.
OL: Aundrey Walker, Glenville, Sr.

*- State Player of the Year

Second Team Offense

RB: Brionte Dunn, Canton GlenOak, Jr.
OL: Tommy Brown, Akron Firestone, Sr.
OL: Chris Carter Jr., Cleveland JFK, Sr.

Third Team Offense

OL: Antonio Underwood, Shaker Heights, Sr.
OL: Taylor Decker, Butler, Jr.
OL: Ryan Anderson, Kent Roosevelt, Jr.

Honorable Mention

QB: Maty Mauk, Kenton, Jr.; Cardale Jones, Glenville, Sr.; Jalin Marshall, Middletown, So.
RB: Warren Ball, Columbus DeSales, Jr.; Jamire Westbrook, Kings, Jr.; e?Veon Smith, Howland, So.; Drew McArtor, Newark Licking Valley, So.
WR: Corey Smith, Akron Buchtel, Jr.
TE: Sam Grant, St. Edward, Jr
OL: Jacoby Boren, Pickerington Central, Jr.; Lovell Peterson, Huber Heights Wayne, So.

JJHuddle's 2010 All-Ohio Football Team: Defense

By Eric Frantz, Managing Editor
[email protected]
Posted Dec 9, 2010

Defensive Player of the Year: Trey DePriest, Springfield

The Alabama recruit was a force on the field - and hardly ever came off it - this season. DePriest recorded 92 tackles, seven sacks, seven TFL and returned two of three interceptions for TDs. On offense DePreist scored five TDs and he also contributed on special teams by kicking off and punting (39.4-yard average). In a state that produces quality LBs, DePriest was Ohio's best this season.

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Of note:

First Team Defense

DL: Chase Farris, Elyria, Sr.
DL: Adolphus Washington, Cincinnati Taft, Jr.
DL: Kenny Hayes, Toledo Whitmer, Sr.
DB: Doran Grant, Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary, Sr.
DB: Bam Bradley, Trotwood-Madison, Jr.
DB: Ron Tanner, Columbus Eastmoor, Sr.
P: J Schroeder, Columbus St. Charles, Sr.

Second Team Defense

DL: Steve Miller, Canton McKinley, Sr.
DL: Chris Wormley, Toledo Whitmer, Jr.
LB: Josh Perry, Olentangy, Jr.
DB: Allen Gant, Sylvania Southview, Sr. (typo)
RET: Shane Wynn, Glenville, Sr.

Third Team Defense

DL: LaTroy Lewis, Akron Hoban, Jr.
DL: Greg McMullen, Akron Hoban, Jr.
LB: Joe Bolden, Colerain, Jr.
LB: Andre Sturdivant Glenville, Sr.
LB: Kaleb Ringer, Northmont, Jr.
DB: Tyler O'Conner, Lima Central Catholic, Jr.
DB: DerJuan Gambrell, Toledo Rogers, Sr.

Honorable Mention

DL: Se'Von Pittman, Canton McKinley, Jr.
LB: Johnny Lowdermilk, Carrollton, Sr.; Mason Monheim, Orrville, Jr.
P: Drew Kaser, Walsh Jesuit, Sr.

I'm sure I missed a few but you can read the articles for the rest of the players named all-state...