Maryland recruiting roundup: Matthew Burrell cuts list to 15, Ashton White names Terps leaders

Basketball:

Three-star St. James (Va.) point guard Justin Robinson picked up an offer from Creighton.

Maryland offered five-star 2016 Gil St. Bernard (N.J.) shooting guard Tyus Battle.

Four-star Virginia shooting guard Josh Reaves is transferring from Paul VI to Oak Hill.

Football:

Four-star C.D. Hylton (Va.) offensive tackle Matthew Burrell cut his list to 15 schools, and Maryland did not make the cut (while Iowa did). The list appears to be in alphabetical order except for the Hawkeyes, which makes me think they were a late addition after the 14 powerhosues. It's a bit of a surprise, as the Terps had received a visit for Burrell and I did expect them to make the top 15, but they were never expected to be serious contenders so it doesn't really matter anyway.

St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) running back commit Deltron Sands is still looking for some offers, particularly from Florida and UCF. This was an expected outcome, and I still fully expect him to end up in College Park.

Three-star Bishop McNamara (Md.) cornerback Ashton White visited Maryland and reportedly has the Terps as his top school.

Three-star St. Joseph Regional (N.J.) center/guard Tommy Hatton visited Maryland and will also be visiting South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia Tech -- the teams that comprise his top four, along with the Terps. The most interesting part? Hatton says he no longer has a leader. South Carolina was rumored to be on top for the recruit, with the Terps in second place, so it's possible Maryland has made up some ground here.

Three-star DeMatha (Md.) athlete Tyler Green reportedly visited College Park, and if the headline ($) is to be believed, has the Terps "on top." That would be a pretty major break from what Green previously said, which seemed to indicate he was heading out of state. Landing a big-time prospect out of DeMatha would be gigantic for the Terps.

Three-star Gonzaga (D.C.) wide receiver Jabari Greenwood, who the Terps previously looked to be out of the picture with, visited Maryland.

Maryland will have a high-profile visitor this weekend, as four-star Wake Forest-Rolesville (N.C.) running back Bryce Love will be in College Park.

Three-star Ed White (Fla.) running back Javarius Davis will make his college decision on July 21, with a top five of Clemson, North Carolina, Louisville, Maryland and Wisconsin.

After receiving an offer from the Terps, four-star 2016 Imhotep (Penn.) tight end Naseir Upshur spoke with Terrapin Station, mentioning Vernon Davis as a potential drawing factor.

Four-star Friendship Academy (D.C.) offensive guard Quarvez Boulware picked up an offer from Florida.

Three-star Ridge Point (Texas) safety Jameel Cook picked up an offer from Iowa State.

Four-star 2016 DeMatha (Md.) offensive tackle JP Urquidez picked up an offer from Texas while camping with the Longhorns and took a visit to Baylor.

2015 Big Board (Basketball):

Point guards:

1. Allonzo Trier, five stars, Montrose Christian (Md.)
2. Justin Robinson, three stars, St. James (Va.)
3. Malik Ellison, unrated, Life Center Academy (Penn.)

Shooting guards:

1. Josh Reaves, four stars, Oak Hill (Va.)
2. Chris Clarke, three stars, Cape Henry (Va.)

Small forwards:

2015 Big Board (Football):

Quarterbacks:

1. Kai Locksley, four stars, Gilman (Md.)
2. David Sills, three stars, Eastern Christian (Md.)
3. Jonathan Giles, three stars, Elkins (Texas)
4. Brandon Battle, three stars, North Point (Md.)
5. Elijah Robinson, three stars, Montclair (N.J.)
6. Nick Marsilio, unrated, Bishop McDevitt (Penn.)
7. David Pindell, unrated, Oakland Mills (Md.)
8. Ryan Adzima, unrated, Wallington (N.J.)

Running backs:

1. Deltron Sands, three stars, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) -- committed 5/23/14
2. Deshawn McClease, three stars, Oscar Smith (Va.)
3. Javarius Davis, three stars, Ed White (Fla.)
4. Jonathan Forrest, three stars, New Rochelle (N.Y.)
5. AJ Turner, three stars, Centreville (Va.)
6. Kesean Strong, unrated, Potomac (Md.)

Wide receivers:

1. Irvin Charles, three stars, Paul VI (N.J.)
2. JJ Arcega-Whiteside, three stars, Dorman (S.C.)
3. D.J. Moore, three stars, Imhotep Institute (Penn.)
4. Scott Washington, three stars, St. John's (D.C.)
5. Kalif Jackson, three stars, Duncan U. Fletcher (Fla.)
6. James Proche, three stars, Prime Prep Academy (Fla.)
7. Jahrvis Davenport, three stars, Robinson (Fla.)
8. David Gardner, unrated, Atlantic Coast (Fla.)
9. Kelvin McKnight, unrated, Manatee (Fla.)
10. Devin Phelps, unrated, St. Frances Academy (Md.)
11. Elisha Sewell, unrated, Middletown (Del.)
12. Freddie Simmons, unrated, Bethlehem Catholic (Penn.)

Tight ends:

1. Chris Cunningham, three stars, Atlantic Coast (Fla.)
2. Chris Garrison, three stars, Lawrence Academy (Mass.)
3. Trevor Brown, unrated, Wise (Md.)
4. DeAndre Kelly, unrated, DeMatha (Md.)

Offensive tackles:

1. Matthew Burrell, four stars, C.D. Hylton (Va.)
2. Isaiah Prince, four stars, Eleanor Roosevelt (Md.)
3. Tyler Higby, three stars, The Kinkaid School (Texas)
4. Mirko Jurkovic, three stars, IMG Academy (Fla.)
5. Tony Pilato, three stars, Hempfield Area (Penn.)
6. Blake Camper, unrated, Frank W. Cox (Va.)
7. Will McClain, unrated, Middletown (Md.)

Offensive guards:

1. E.J. Donahue, four stars, Linganore (Md.) -- committed 10/26/13
2. Ellis McKennie, three stars, McDonogh (Md.) -- committed 5/28/14
3. Quarvez Boulware, four stars, Friendship Academy (D.C.)
4. Tommy Hatton, three stars, St. Joseph Regional (N.J.)

Defensive ends:

1. Larry Jefferson, three stars, Itawamba CC (Miss.)
2. Ulric Jones, three stars, Butler CC (Kan.)
3. Jamie Gordinier, three stars, Red Bank Catholic (N.J.)
4. Micah Dew-Treadway, three stars, Bolingbrook (Ill.)
5. Amir Ealey, three stars, Coatesville Area (Penn.)
6. Eric Assoua, three stars, St. John's (D.C.)
7. Jake Pickard, three stars, Millburn (N.J.)
8. Mbi Tanyi, unrated, Bush (Texas)
9. Austrian Robinson, unrated, Trinity-Pawling (N.Y.)
10. Cody Banks, unrated, Douglas S. Freeman (Va.)

Defensive tackles:

1. Neville Gallimore, four stars, Canada Prep Football Academy (Ont.)
2. Deonte Reynolds, three stars, Contra Costa College (Calif.)
3. Anthony Fotu, three stars, Laney College (Calif.)
4. David Ryslik, three stars, Peddie School (N.J.)
5. Wesley Annan, unrated, Lake Forest Academy (Ill.)
6. Clay Kemp, unrated, St. John Vianney Regional (N.J.)
7. Jamal Milan, unrated, Raby (Ill.)

Outside linebackers:

1. Tremaine Edmunds, three stars, Dan River (Va.)
2. Joe Giles-Harris, three stars, St. Joseph Regional (N.J.)
3. Kareem McDonald, three stars, Wilson (D.C.)
4. Brett Zanotto, unrated, Franklin Regional (Penn.)

Inside linebackers:

Cornerbacks:

1. Tyler Green, four stars, DeMatha (Md.)
2. Ashton White, three stars, Bishop McNamara (Md.)
3. Kareem Ali, three stars, Timber Creek (N.J.)
4. Dionte Austin, three stars, Calvert Hall College (Md.)
5. Darnell Savage, three stars, Caravel Academy (Del.)
6. Will Lockett, three stars, Manvel (Texas)
7. Kareem Gibson, three stars, Greater Johnstown (Penn.)
8. Chris Barr, three stars, Trinity Christian Academy (Fla.)
9. Juwuan Briscoe, unrated, Thomas Stone (Md.)
10. Domenique Williams, unrated, West Mecklenburg (N.C.)
11. Kobe Marfo, unrated, Hayfield (Va.)
12. JaTwan Jones, unrated, Meade Senior (Md.)
13. John Robinson, unrated, Dwight Morrow (N.J.)

Safeties:

1. Jay Stocker, three stars, Coatesville Area (Penn.)
2. Myles Hartsfield, three stars, Sayreville War Memorial (N.J.)
3. Jameel Cook, three stars, Ridge Point (Texas)
4. Tyson Cisrow, unrated, St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)