Top 2009 NCAA Football Recruiting Battles - #3

#3 Georgia

Georgia is living up to its expectations of winning the SEC and competing for the national title this year by recruiting hard.

Two quarterbacks Aaron Murray from Tampa, Fla./Plant Senior and Zach Mettenberger from Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County are outstanding.

RB Washaun Ealey from Twin City, Ga./Emanuel County Institute isn't well sought-after, but Georgia sees the potential in him that is greatly overlooked. Ealey's teammate Dexter Moody is a huge addition to any defense.

Chris Burnette from LaGrange, Ga./Troupe County Institute would add the depth and talent to the offensive line as one of the best guards in this class.

Top 2009 NCAA Football Recruiting Battles - #2

#2. LSU

Winning the national title can always tip the scales in the weight for any recruiting class, and it holds true with LSU's committed Russell Shepard, in the new quarterback position. Arguably the best all-around athlete in ATH/QB, Shepard from Houston / Cy-Ridge can crush anyone's dreams when the ball is in his hands.

Janzen Jackson from Lake Cahrles, LA / Barbe, is a monster tackler in the cornerback position.

John Downs from Bastrop, Lousiana brings talent and speed, even though his height is subprime.

Top 2009 NCAA Football Recruiting Battles - #1

Of course the first school to make the list is the University of Texas.

Mack Brown's Longhorn program is first up to be open for early recruiting. With league bests such as quarterback in Garrett Gilbert (Austin, Texas/Lake Travis). A great addition on the offensive line.

The physical talent of cornerback Marcus Davis (League City, Texas/Cleer Creek) cannot be ignored.

Underrated TE Barrett Matthews (Houston/North Shore) will be getting some limelight this pre-season.