This Weekends Recruiting Visits

JERMAINE KELSON, 5-7, 156, ATH, MIAMI SOUTHRIDGE H.S., FLA.

Southern Florida has proven productive during recruiting season, and Kelson ranks among the area's more diverse playmakers. Kelson, who's reportedly committed to Central Michigan, lined up at quarterback in high school but projects at several NCAA Division I-A positions.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/marshall/football/recruiting/player-Jermaine-Kelson-105269

JOSH LOVELL, 6-6, 270, L, CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL, VA.
Lovell ranks as the nation's No. 28 tight end prospect by www.scout.com. His athleticism, however, could allow Lovell to segue to offensive tackle. He also enjoyed a standout defensive end career at Christchurch.

Maryland, West Virginia and South Carolina also have offered Lovell.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/marshall/football/recruiting/player-Josh-Lovell-63887

RANDY RICHARDS, 6-4, 310, C, COLLEGE OF SEQUOIAS, CAL.

Immediate offensive line impact is a priority in this year's recruiting class. Richards reportedly has committed to New Mexico State and also has been offered by Arkansas.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/marshall/football/recruiting/player-Randy-Richards-98669

JUSTIN HAIG, 5-10, 170, K, AMERICAN HERITAGE H.S., FLA.

West Virginia University has offered Haig, who also has received strong interest from Miami and Vanderbilt. Haig was a high school teammate of Marshall verbal commitment Darius Millines.

STEFON GRACE, 6-3, WR, CINCINNATI NORTH COLLEGE HILL, OHIO

The rangy wideout has served as a top playmaker at the perennial Division IV contender.

From: http://www.herald-dispatch.com/sports/marshall/x300714106/Holliday-lands-yet-another-prospect