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Minneapolis Breck WR Bryce McNeal has been a hot prospect over the past few months. Continuously drawing new offers, McNeal upped his offer list even more in recent weeks as a couple of the nation’s top programs came through with scholarship offers.
Holland Christian's AJ Westendorp is one of the best quarterbacks West Michigan has to offer. Naturally, he will be a target of the Lakers. Here's what he had to say about his contact so far with the school.
Wheaton, MD linebacker Jelani Jenkins is one of the most coveted prospects in the country, but the coverage of his recruitment has been virtually nil. That’s by design according to the youngster’s father. He chatted with GoBlueWolverine recently for an update.
Holland Christian had only had football for a few years, but the Maroons caught on quickly. The team has made the playoffs the past two seasons and produced a Division 1 quarterback in Michigan State’s Kirk Cousins. They weren’t done there as A.J. Westendorp stepped in and lead the team back to the playoffs last season.
Illinois' four-star guard Chris Watt has been high on Ohio State's list in its continued search for offensive lineman. Watt already visited Columbus and hopes to return during the summer, but first he plans to trim his list in order to focus his recruiting efforts on a few schools.
Michigan State is recruiting with the likes of Ohio State, USC, and the Florida powerhouses for 5-star OT Marcus Hall. Click through to find out which MSU coach is keeping the Spartans at the front of Hall's mind and what his current top-5 is.
Three years ago, the first ever Scout.com Combine took place in North Carolina as Duke University was the site for 150 of the top players in Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
It's almost amazing to see how Clemson's recruiting efforts have now expanded west this offseason. First it was Texas safety Craig Loston, the No. 1 safety in the nation according to Scout.com. Now could another elite-level player be wearing orange and white in 2009?
Hot News for S Vlad Emilien
After growing nearly half a foot between his sophomore and junior year, Fresno (Calif.) Edison receiver Rashaun Shaffer has emerged as a big receiver target, and schools are catching notice...
When GoBlueWolverine spoke with Steel Valley High (Munhall, PA) DE Tyrone Ezell one month ago, it seemed as if The University of Pittsburgh had the 6-4 248 pound defensive end virtually locked up. Based on our most recent conversation, however, it now appears that nothing could be further from the truth.
Soon to be a four year varsity player, it shouldn’t be any wonder that Edison Vushaj is a sought after recruit. Still, he is not a household name in Michigan. That is about to change though as the interest has increased of late and the athletic defender has even picked out a favorite.
Sandy Creek's Braxton Lane is a talented prospect that is approaching 20 college scholarship offers.
Dion Sims: football? Basketball? Both? After some spurious reports this past weekend, Sam Webb went directly to Dion and his father ... here's their report in this morning's Detroit News.
Gary Bush is one of the best athletes Miami-Dade County has to offer. The 6-foot-1 170 pound WR with 4.4 speed spoke to Scout.com about the latest news in his recruitment.
David Gordon is one of the top recruits in the state and he is starting to receive a lot of attention. The latest two schools to step up to the plate with scholarship offers are Texas Tech and Michigan. He will also be competing in the State Track Championships in Ardmore this weekend.
"Coach Napier is coming on Thursday. Clemson is doing a good job making it known that I am a big priority right now," said Holloman.
"Texas Tech and Louisville are definitely my top two," Jeremiah Sirles said. "I feel like I could do well at either of those programs." Sirles says the Red Raiders are recruiting him the hardest. "I love their offense. Watching them play is like watching our high school. We run the same offense and I think I'd fit in well there. I also love how the whole town really supports the team..."
Hot News for OL Chris Faulk
Jonathan Scott, Scout.com three-star safety from Daytona Beach-Seabreeze, (Fla.), added new offers Monday from the SEC. He talked with Scout.com about the latest news...
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The NIKE Camp at Penn State this Saturday could be the biggest one on the tour based on sheer numbers. With close to 300 players expected to attend, there will be plenty of sleepers that emerge. However, the stars like linebacker Dorian Bell from Monroeville (Pa.) Gateway, are still expected to shine brighter than the res
While it is always tough to get highly thought of players from the South it has become a little bit easier with the success of USC and now with a high powered coaching staff at UCLA, the two Los Angeles schools are drawing interest from a five-star player from the state of Louisiana.
The national recruitment of Vladimir Emilien is continuing. Shortly after the Lauderhill (Fla.) Plantation safety picked up an offer from the University of Michigan, Emilien named Ohio State and Michigan as his top two schools. However just days later, more national offers continue to pour in with Colorado, Boston College, FIU and Stanford as the latest
Tulsa (Okla.) Edison athlete Terrell Williams is one of the top players in Oklahoma for the class of 2008. After an impressive junior season, Williams had added some solid weight to his frame and some solid offers to his resume.
TigerBait.com's cameras were on-hand at the Baton Rouge Nike camp held at LSU on April 27. One of the top prospects at the camp was sleeper linebacker Lamin Barrow of John Ehret. Click here to view all the fantastic footage
Four-star defensive tackle Corey Adams (6-3, 277, 4.9) from Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro has approximately 20 offers on the table and there is no doubt that there will be more for the recruiting season is done. Adams has everything you want in an interior defensive lineman. He has size, quickness, and strength
When the University of Arkansas landed a commitment from West Helena (Ark.) Central cornerback Darius Winston, it had to take the good with the bad. The good was that the Razorbacks were getting a commitment from a player dubbed Rivals.com's No. 2 cornerback in the nation and a five-star prospect. The bad is that landing a prospect of his caliber means that a signature on National Signing Day will likely come only after staving off college football's elite programs
CLEVELAND It's been called the year of the lineman in Ohio, and many of the state's best big guys, including Rivals100 offensive tackle Marcus Hall, were on display at Tuesday's Elite Training Camp at Cleveland Browns Stadium
Tulsa (Okla.) East Central cornerback David Gordon is one of the fastest players in Oklahoma, and it's that speed and raw natural athletic ability that has caused many of the area's top teams to take a long, long look at him. And now he's starting to get some national attention, too
Donavan Tate is one of the top two-sport stars from the state of Georgia and he also happens to be a two-way standout on both offense and defense. What's the latest from this Cartersville (Ga.) High School standou
A few days after extending his list to seven schools, it looks like it's back to six for Midwest City (Okla.) Carl Albert four-star running back David Oku
Saturday's NIKE Camp in Tuscaloosa, Ala., had its share of big arms. Position coach Tee Martin said the quarterback crop at Saturday's NIKE Camp was the strongest he's seen this year on the circuit. Georgia commit Zach Mettenberger had a lot to do with that assessmen
The NIKE Camp held in Chapel Hill, N.C. had its share of big names and was arguably the deepest of its kind all year long when it comes to D1A talent. The headliner was Fayetteville (N.C.) Jack Britt offensive tackle Xavier Nixon but it was another lineman, 2010 freak Robert Crisp from Chapel Hill High School who stole the show
One of the offensive lineman we liked at the recent SoCal NIKE Camp a few weeks back was San Diego (Calif.) Cathedral's Everett Benyard. Benyard is a huge kid and is beginning to be recruited by a host of major colleges
The fourth-best player in the 2009 class still feels he has to prove himself. That's one of the reasons why Russell Shepard is so good and why LSU fans are so thrilled he committed to the Tigers.
After missing his sophomore season because of academic issues, East Cleveland (Ohio) Shaw safety Darwin Cook has refocused his priorities and is now headed down a path that looks destined for Division 1 football
Columbus (Ohio) Northland's Jevon Cornley has grown up around the game of basketball. His older brother Jamelle is a starting forward for Penn State and his father, Hank, was drafted by the New Jersey Nets in 1984 out of Illinois State. Going into high school, the younger Cornley had expectations that basketball was in his future as well
Cincinnati (Ohio) Elder wide receiver Josh Jones kicked off his junior campaign last fall in dramatic fashion. The 6-1, 205-pound Jones is far from a one-hit wonder, however. Now heading into his senior season, Jones is one of the state of Ohio's top receiver prospects
Miramar, Fla. wide receiver Terrance Gourdine has been waiting all spring for his first offer. It has now arrived and Gourdine is still looking for more. The 6-foot-1, 175 pound wideout has high expectations for the process ahead and high expectations for his senior season
BATON ROUGE, La. Nike Camps are supposed to be attended by nothing but the elite prospects in a certain region. The LSU camp was no different, boasting only the best players from Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi and other surrounding areas. Nonetheless, when Lamin Barrow walked into the registration line, people noticed
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