Highlights: Glenn was a star running back for Coach Wayne Mahaffey at Rusk High School for four seasons, rushing for 6,353 yards and 87 touchdowns in his four-year career, both school records. Glenn’s rushing total is the eighth-highest total in Texas Class 3A history and the 27th-most in state history, regardless of class. He capped his prep career by rushing for 1,828 yards on 238 carries and scoring 28 touchdowns as a senior. He also caught 10 passes for 159 yards and a touchdown out of the Rusk backfield and helped his team to a 7-3 record and a berth in the Class 3A playoffs. Glenn’s effort as a senior earned him second-team Class 3A all-state honors, and all-district honors for the fourth consecutive season. Glenn topped the 2,000-yard barrier as a junior, rushing for 2,006 yards and 27 touchdowns on 278 carries. His performance earned him third-team all-state honors in his class. He was an honorable-mention all-state pick as a sophomore when he racked up 1,866 yards and 25 touchdowns on the ground

Interesting Facts: Rusk finished 7-4 in 2004, tied with nearby Palestine High School for the district title. That's the same Palestine High that produced running back Adrian Peterson, the freshman sensation at Oklahoma who ranked as the nation's top recruit a year ago. "There are a lot of comparisons between the two, and I think they're valid," Mahaffey said. "The only difference probably is that Peterson is straight-out faster. But Cody has not played behind as good an offensive line, and he's shown great feet, great power and acceleration."

Quotes: "I know the fans are real crazy, and that's going to be a plus for me," he said. "It's awesome. Fans were saying my name when I was just up there on a visit, so I know it's going to be crazy once I get up there."

Picked NU over: 10 others including: Tennessee, Oklahoma State, Texas A&M, Arizona, Baylor, BYU

Press: OWH, LJS, TP Assessing the talent: Stocky build. Rushed for close to 2,000 yards this year in high school. He’s a physical north – south runner who’s not afraid to mix it up.
	RUSK FOOTBALLERS: Rusk High School's Cody Glenn (Nebraska) and Brad Guidry (Blinn College) sign scholarships Wednesday. (Staff Photo By Shane Stark) Source: Tyler Paper

RB	:: Marlon Lucky :: (top)
	6-0, 210, 4.44-4.51, North Hollywood, Calif. (North Hollywood HS) Rivals Rank: 2 Message Board Chatter
Picture Source: Rivals.com Highlights: As a senior, Lucky rushed for 2,036 yards and 40 touchdowns on 222 carries, culminating a prep career in which he rushed for 4,881 yards and 81 touchdowns in the three seasons. Lucky is also a strong receiver out of the backfield, as he caught 23 passes for 443 yards and six touchdowns as a senior. Interesting Facts: Lucky’s performance as a senior earned him selection as the Most Valuable Player in his league and first-team CalHi Sports all-state honors. As a junior, Lucky had 1,778 yards and 28 touchdowns, while also catching a pair of touchdown passes. Lucky was an all-league, all-city and all-area selection as a junior, and also received first-team underclassmen all-state honors. A second-team All-America selection by USA Today, Lucky is one of seven Nebraska signees who played in the U.S. Army All-American game in January. Lucky ran for a touchdown in the second half of the West squad’s 35-3 victory in the contest. Every recruiting service in the country ranks Lucky among its top running backs and near the top of its list of overall 2005 prospects. Tom Lemming ranks Lucky as the nation’s No. 4 running back and the eighth-best player on his list of Top 100 players. Rivals.com ranks Lucky as the No. 2 running back in the country, the second-best overall prospect in California and the No. 13 overall player in the class of 2005. SuperPrep Magazine also lists Lucky as the No. 2 running back prospect in the country and the 15th-best player in the country, along with the No. 2 player in the state. The 6-0, 200-pounder, is a member of Scout.com’s All-West Region team and is listed as the No. 31 overall prospect in the country by the publication, while NFLDraftBlitz.com lists him as the fifth-best prospect in the country and the No.3 Impact Freshman for 2005. Lucky was a standout at the Nike Training Camp in San Diego last summer, ranking in the top 10 at the camp in the 40-yard dash, shuttle run, bench press and vertical leap. Lucky lived in Dallas through seventh grade, then moved to the Los Angeles area where he lives with his uncle and a guardian in North Hollywood. Quotes: "I did it," Lucky said, "because I think I can make a huge impact. I want to be a part of them getting better. I want to be there when we get back to where Nebraska was in the past." Lucky visited Lincoln for the Huskers' Oct. 16 win over Baylor. He said he was overwhelmed by the game atmosphere and marveled at how hundreds of fans recognized him at Memorial Stadium, several times even chanting his name. Though certain to come to Nebraska facing enormous expectations, Lucky said he won't try to be the next Adrian Peterson - Oklahoma's star running back who was the nation's top recruit a year ago. "I just want to be me," he said. "That's good enough. Nebraska has a bunch of good guys right now. With some help, that offense is going to really work." Picked NU over: Fla., LSU, Miss. St., Oreg. St., San Diego St., USC, Wash.  Press: LJS, OWH 1, OWH 2, MSNBC Why Nebraska? Took only one official visit - to NU. Was sold on the complete package immediately. Fell in love with the smaller city enivironment and the opporutinity to help rebuild a football powerhouse. Video Analysis: Watching this kid on film is really not fair to the other kids on the field. He could basically just run by anyone on the field. When he does get into traffic, he is pretty shifty. Shows good balance after getting hit in the legs and the ability to shed some tacklers. Callahan pretty much hit it on the head when he said he is an all around back. Assessing the talent: Barry Sanders-esque natural talent. Has the complete package. Low to the ground, powerful, and fast. Can catch the ball (14 rec. 219 yards 2 TD’s last year) and run (over 1,700 last year). Lucky is perhaps the most versatile back from this season's crop. He is a great threat to score every time he touches the ball. Very elusive, similar to Cory Ross in some facets, but more powerful ala Ahman Green.