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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Jayhawks set to sign recruits
By Matt Doyle
Kansan sportswriter
The Kansas football program is expected to receive signatures from at least 18 high school and junior college players who have orally committed to play for the Jayhawks.
Today is the first day players can sign letters of intent with colleges and universities.
Kansas' list of recruits is headed by Rockhurst High School product Tony Blevins. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound defensive back was a USA Today first team All-American and was rated the seventh-defensive back in the country by Super Prep magazine.
"Every year the program has been getting better," said Blevins, who chose Kansas over Stanford, UCLA and Alabama. "KU was the place where I felt most comfortable."
Brian Manning, a defensive back from Ruskin High School in Kansas City, Mo., and Leroy Pruitt, a wide receiver from Blue Springs, Mo., both committed to Stanford. Chris Brown, an offensive lineman from Bishop Hogan, committed to Illinois.
Out of the four top prospects that the Jayhawks were recruiting from the Kansas City area, Blevins was the only one to choose Kansas.
Bievins will be joined by defensive backs Maurice Gaddie of Detroit and Dennard Hutchinson of Hollywood, Fla. Gaddie selected Kansas over Colorado. Hutchinson chose Kansas after canceling a visit to Miami.
"My life has been on a fast pace for the last four or five years," Hutchinson said. "Kansas has the most friendly people I have met in the last two years."
Coach Glen Mason's secretary,
Marge Hazlett, played a role in Hutchinson's decision to attend Kansas.
"I don't live with my mother, and Coach Mason's secretary was my mother for two days during my visit to KU," he said.
Last year, the Jayhawks signed eight high school players from Kansas. This year, they are only expected to sign one, Luke Sills of Sublette.
Sills was an All-State linebacker at Sublette, but Kansas coaches have him pegged as a defensive end.
"Luke was scared at first when the KU coaches were recruiting him as a defensive end," said Frank Sills, Luke's father and Sublette coach. "However, the defensive end at KU is just like a linebacker, so Luke should have no trouble adjusting."
The Jayhawks expect signatures from five Kansas junior college players, led by Independence quarterback Rodney Hogan, who completed 161 of 334 passes for 2,557 yards with 22 touchdowns.
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