[Mick]

Indeed, Randy Fasani (from my high school) was the #1 recruit.  Here's a history of #1's and what happened to them (from 1986 to 2010):

https://sethbeccard.wordpress.com/2011/0...-recruits/

BC

Interesting article.  There's some bay area contacts there;

- Ricky "For Who?  For What?" Watters was probably the best player, played for the 49ers for three years..  He had 7 1,000+ yards rushing seasons, although interestingly only one for the 49ers, who traded him after three years. 

- Jeff George wore out his welcome with the Raiders, but had his second best season in twelve year career with the Raiders.

- Anquan Boldin played for a few tough years for the Niners, he did pretty well.

- Terry Kirby who did pretty well for the niners and had really good hands. 

- Ted Ginn was a bust for the 49ers, had two of his best years at the ages of 30 and 31 this year and last.

- Amani Toomer and DJ Williams both played at De La Salle,

- Randy Fasani, QB at Stanford

[Mick]

Indeed, Randy Fasani (from my high school) was the #1 recruit.  Here's a history of #1's and what happened to them (from 1986 to 2010):

https://sethbeccard.wordpress.com/2011/0...-recruits/

BC

Interesting article.  There's some bay area contacts there;

- Ricky "For Who?  For What?" Watters was probably the best player, played for the 49ers for three years..  He had 7 1,000+ yards rushing seasons, although interestingly only one for the 49ers, who traded him after three years. 

- Jeff George wore out his welcome with the Raiders, but had his second best season in twelve year career with the Raiders.

- Anquan Boldin played for a few tough years for the Niners, he did pretty well.

- Terry Kirby who did pretty well for the niners and had really good hands. 

- Ted Ginn was a bust for the 49ers, had two of his best years at the ages of 30 and 31 this year and last.

- Amani Toomer and DJ Williams both played at De La Salle,

- Randy Fasani, QB at Stanford