North Senior Bowl announced!

The North has announced their Senior Bowl squad for 2052.
Mack Dellinger - QB, 409/668, 4906 yds, 40 TD
Wyatt Meier - QB, 391/560, 4754 yds, 42 TD
Timothy Rivera - QB, 178/328, 2448 yds, 26 TD
Christopher Parent - RB, 205 att, 923 yds, 4 TD, 15 rec, 300 yds, 4 TD
John Mason - RB, 194 att, 1151 yds, 13 TD, 18 rec, 121 yds, 1 TD
Jack Alderman - RB, 232 att, 1226 yds, 15 TD, 10 rec, 134 yds, 1 TD
Troy Phillips - FB, 5 att, 29 yds, 0 TD, 25 rec, 349 yds, 6 TD
Nathan Edwards - G, 74 Pancakes
Horace Scott - G, 82 Pancakes
Margarito Cunningham - G, 82 Pancakes
Alexander Taylor - T, 99 Pancakes
Elbert Norris - T, 94 Pancakes
James Gray - T, 102 Pancakes
Scott Simpson - C, 65 Pancakes
Paul Vazquez - C, 68 Pancakes
Juan Blair - TE, 50 rec, 237 yds, 2 TD
Robert Yanez - TE, 61 rec, 405 yds, 1 TD
Paul Ortega - WR, 78 rec, 1170 yds, 10 TD
Kent Mcleod - WR, 105 rec, 1440 yds, 17 TD
Richard King - WR, 75 rec, 1512 yds, 23 TD
Donald Hamrick - WR, 70 rec, 1255 yds, 12 TD
Boris Davis - WR, 83 rec, 1151 yds, 7 TD
Houston Howell - CB, 83 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 FR
Charles Richardson - CB, 80 Tck, 4 Int, 1 Blk FG
Joseph Demarco - CB, 74 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR
Fred Keith - LB, 82 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD
Donald Doyle - LB, 72 Tck, 3 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD
Matthew Galvan - LB, 77 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Jamie Leavitt - LB, 70 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD
Jared Searcy - LB, 78 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Charles Brantley - LB, 97 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR
James Kasper - DT, 13 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FR
David McClanahan - DT, 11 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FR
Timothy Winchester - DT, 23 Tck, 3 Sck
Daniel Pope - DT, 16 Tck, 4 Sck
Paul Hutchison - DE, 30 Tck, 10 Sck, 2 Sfty
William Higgs - DE, 32 Tck, 8 Sck, 2 FR
Pierre Hughes - DE, 31 Tck, 11 Sck, 1 Sfty
Douglas Espinoza - FS, 86 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Sfty, 2 FR
Jefferey Sample - FS, 81 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 1 FR
Aaron Smith - SS, 84 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int
Omer Cato - SS, 53 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Jose Mcknight - K, 30/31 FG
Richard Hawkins - P, 4027 yards, 45,8 avg, 40 inside 20

South Senior Bowl announced!

The South has announced their Senior Bowl squad for 2052.
Stephen Kozak - QB, 308/464, 4041 yds, 40 TD
David Casey - QB, 301/567, 3968 yds, 38 TD
Thomas Gates - QB, 287/526, 3255 yds, 29 TD
Cedrick Clark - RB, 209 att, 1050 yds, 15 TD, 7 rec, 86 yds, 1 TD
Arnulfo Pounds - RB, 135 att, 910 yds, 13 TD, 25 rec, 208 yds, 2 TD
Paul Downey - RB, 338 att, 1323 yds, 10 TD, 14 rec, 129 yds, 1 TD
Michael Milner - FB, 1 att, 7 yds, 0 TD, 38 rec, 466 yds, 4 TD
John Kinard - G, 55 Pancakes
Brad Stuckey - G, 64 Pancakes
Edward Croft - G, 50 Pancakes
Andre Brownlee - T, 105 Pancakes
Robert Thomas - T, 112 Pancakes
Robert Gonzales - T, 104 Pancakes
Jeffrey Watts - C, 62 Pancakes
John Douglas - C, 77 Pancakes
William Hernandez - TE, 51 rec, 611 yds, 5 TD
Blaine Proctor - TE, 83 rec, 619 yds, 6 TD
Pierre Sanders - WR, 107 rec, 1474 yds, 12 TD
Gerald Brunson - WR, 94 rec, 1586 yds, 8 TD
Paul Oliver - WR, 79 rec, 1177 yds, 13 TD
Ronald Posey - WR, 111 rec, 1475 yds, 12 TD
John Close - WR, 116 rec, 1995 yds, 14 TD
Arthur Biggs - CB, 52 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR
Dwayne Keener - CB, 78 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 1 FR
Tony Sandberg - CB, 70 Tck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD
Gary Graf - LB, 74 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 FR
Mario Ray - LB, 59 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Nathan Brown - LB, 80 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD
Charles Perry - LB, 85 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD
Jesse Raley - LB, 64 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD
Ronny Slagle - LB, 59 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Joesph Sherry - DT, 13 Tck, 5 Sck
Roy Mulkey - DT, 20 Tck, 7 Sck
Ronald Westmoreland - DT, 26 Tck, 6 Sck, 1 Blk FG, 1 FR
Wendell Wills - DT, 20 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FR
Charles Griswold - DE, 47 Tck, 8 Sck, 3 FR
Gary Leggett - DE, 31 Tck, 8 Sck
Brent Brown - DE, 19 Tck, 13 Sck, 1 Sfty
Steven Casey - FS, 78 Tck, 3 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD
Carl Paine - FS, 67 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 1 FR
Harrison Henry - SS, 74 Tck, 6 Sck, 1 Int
James Wood - SS, 70 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR
Alonso Garcia - K, 35/42 FG
Ronald Mckinley - P, 3508 yards, 47,4 avg, 34 inside 20

Prestige Updates

Gained Prestige:
+ 1 : Akron Zips
+ 1 : Alabama Crimson Tide
+ 1 : Arizona State Sun Devils
+ 1 : Auburn Tigers
+ 1 : Boise State Broncos
+ 1 : Central Florida Knights
+ 1 : Central Michigan Chippewas
+ 1 : Colorado Buffaloes
+ 1 : Connecticut Huskies
+ 1 : Duke Blue Devils
+ 1 : Eastern Michigan Eagles
+ 1 : Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
+ 1 : Kansas State Wildcats
+ 1 : Louisville Cardinals
+ 1 : LSU Tigers
+ 1 : Mississippi State Bulldogs
+ 1 : Nevada Wolf Pack
+ 1 : Penn State Nittany Lions
+ 1 : Pittsburgh Panthers
+ 1 : Rice Owls
+ 1 : San Diego State Aztecs
+ 1 : Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners
+ 1 : Utah State Aggies
+ 1 : Washington Huskies
+ 2 : Air Force Falcons
+ 2 : Arizona Wildcats
+ 2 : Colorado State Rams
+ 2 : Florida International Golden Panthers
+ 2 : Kansas Jayhawks
+ 2 : Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
+ 2 : Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks
+ 2 : Massachusetts Minutemen
+ 2 : Oklahoma State Cowboys
+ 2 : SMU Mustangs
+ 2 : South Carolina Gamecocks
+ 2 : South Florida Bulls
+ 2 : Syracuse Orange
+ 2 : Tennessee Volunteers
+ 3 : Charlotte 49ers
+ 3 : Georgia Bulldogs
+ 3 : Oklahoma Sooners
+ 3 : Texas A&M Aggies
+ 4 : Arkansas State Red Wolves
+ 4 : Buffalo Bulls
+ 4 : Illinois Fighting Illini
+ 4 : Iowa Hawkeyes
+ 4 : New Mexico State Aggies
+ 4 : Ohio Bobcats
+ 4 : Old Dominion Monarchs
+ 5 : North Carolina Tar Heels

Lost Prestige:
-1 : Appalachian State Mountaineers
-1 : Baylor Bears
-1 : Cincinnati Bearcats
-1 : Clemson Tigers
-1 : Florida Gators
-1 : Kentucky Wildcats
-1 : North Texas Mean Green
-1 : Northwestern Wildcats
-1 : TCU Horned Frogs
-1 : Virginia Cavaliers
-2 : Army Black Knights
-2 : Boston College Eagles
-2 : Bowling Green Falcons
-2 : East Carolina Pirates
-2 : Fresno State Bulldogs
-2 : Indiana Hoosiers
-2 : Marshall Thundering Herd
-2 : Memphis Tigers
-2 : Northern Illinois Huskies
-2 : San Jose State Spartans
-2 : South Alabama Jaguars
-2 : Toledo Rockets
-2 : Troy Trojans
-2 : Tulane Green Wave
-2 : Tulsa Golden Hurricane
-2 : UNLV Rebels
-2 : Washington State Cougars
-2 : Western Michigan Broncos
-3 : Iowa State Cyclones
-3 : Maryland Terrapins
-3 : Oregon State Beavers
-3 : Rutgers Scarlet Knights
-3 : Temple Owls
-3 : Texas Tech Red Raiders
-3 : Utah Utes
-3 : Wake Forest Demon Deacons
-3 : West Virginia Mountaineers
-4 : Arkansas Razorbacks
-4 : Georgia Southern Eagles
-4 : Minnesota Golden Gophers
-4 : Missouri Tigers
-4 : Nebraska Cornhuskers
-4 : Notre Dame Fighting Irish
-5 : Miami (FL) Hurricanes
-5 : USC Trojans
-6 : Ole Miss Rebels

2052 Most Outstanding Punter Award

Oklahoma Sooners P, Eric Farias has won the Most Outstanding Punter award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Kicker Award

Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks K, Alonso Garcia has won the Most Outstanding Kicker award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Defensive Back Award

Florida State Seminoles CB, Arthur Biggs has won the Most Outstanding Defensive Back award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Linebacker Award

Ohio State Buckeyes LB, Ernie Fernandes has won the Most Outstanding Linebacker award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman Award

New Mexico State Aggies DE, Brent Brown has won the Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award

Georgia Bulldogs T, Cortez Dow has won the Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Tight End Award

Arkansas State Red Wolves TE, Blaine Proctor has won the Most Outstanding Tight End award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Receiver Award

Buffalo Bulls WR, Richard King has won the Most Outstanding Receiver award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Senior QB Award

Purdue Boilermakers QB, Wyatt Meier has won the Most Outstanding Senior QB award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Quarterback Award

North Carolina Tar Heels QB, Ricardo Jarrett has won the Most Outstanding Quarterback award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Running Back Award

BYU Cougars RB, Cedric Webber has won the Most Outstanding Running Back award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Defensive Player Award

New Mexico State Aggies DE, Brent Brown has won the Most Outstanding Defensive Player award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award

North Carolina Tar Heels QB, Ricardo Jarrett has won the Most Outstanding Offensive Player award for 2052.

2052 Most Outstanding Player Award

North Carolina Tar Heels QB, Ricardo Jarrett has won the Most Outstanding Player award for 2052.

National Championship

The Oklahoma Sooners have defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes in the 2052 National Championship.

The final score was Sooners 38 - 14 Hawkeyes.

Efrain Sprouse - WR had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.

On defense Harry Lee - LB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Rose Bowl Game

The Iowa Hawkeyes have defeated the Texas A&M Aggies in the 2052 Rose Bowl Game.

The final score was Aggies 34 - 42 Hawkeyes.

Kent Mcleod - WR had a dominant game on offense playing a key part in the victory.

On defense Steven Hall - DE had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Allstate Sugar Bowl

The Oklahoma Sooners have defeated the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2052 Allstate Sugar Bowl.

The final score was Sooners 31 - 10 Bulldogs.

Cortez Dow - T had a dominant game on offense even while his team lost.

On defense Jerome Wray - CB had a stellar outing helping seal the win.

Conference Players of the Year:

----Atlantic Coast----
Defense:
Brewer, R. - CB, NCST (59 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Ricardo Jarrett - QB, UNC (289/553, 5692 yds, 57 TD)

----American Athletic----
Defense:
Kolb, P. - SS, ECAR (46 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Robert Brinkman - QB, SMU (351/626, 4549 yds, 36 TD)

----Big 12----
Defense:
Barela, G. - CB, BAYLOR (82 Tck, 7 Int, 2 Def TD)
Offense:
James Driscoll - WR, KSU (80 rec, 1507 yds, 22 TD)

----Big 10----
Defense:
Demarco, J. - CB, IOWA (59 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Eugene Randle - RB, OSU (236 att, 1325 yds, 9 TD, 15 rec, 413 yds, 5 TD)

----Conference USA----
Defense:
Bear, J. - CB, LATECH (61 Tck, 3 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR)
Offense:
John Durbin - QB, WKY (230/436, 2925 yds, 20 TD)

----Independents----
Defense:
Lockett, K. - DE, ARMY (18 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Cedric Webber - RB, BYU (333 att, 1490 yds, 11 TD, 64 rec, 520 yds, 6 TD)

----Mid-American----
Defense:
Hatfield, D. - FS, OHIO (57 Tck, 6 Int, 3 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Richard King - WR, BUF (75 rec, 1512 yds, 23 TD)

----Mountain West----
Defense:
Holland, D. - CB, BOISE (62 Tck, 4 Int, 3 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Peter Santiago - RB, BOISE (232 att, 1090 yds, 5 TD, 11 rec, 255 yds, 4 TD)

----Pacific 12----
Defense:
Myers, B. - CB, ARIZ (82 Tck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
Offense:
Arnulfo Pounds - RB, AZST (135 att, 910 yds, 13 TD, 25 rec, 208 yds, 2 TD)

----Southeastern----
Defense:
Sandberg, T. - CB, BAMA (70 Tck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD)
Offense:
Anthony Brumfield - QB, AUB (367/574, 4334 yds, 47 TD)

----Sun Belt----
Defense:
Leggett, G. - DE, ULM (31 Tck, 8 Sck)
Offense:
Paul Downey - RB, ULL (338 att, 1323 yds, 10 TD, 14 rec, 129 yds, 1 TD)

All-American Team Announced

2052 All-American Team

QB Ricardo Jarrett - North Carolina Tar Heels (289/553, 5692 yds, 57 TD)
RB Cedric Webber - BYU Cougars (333 att, 1490 yds, 11 TD, 64 rec, 520 yds, 6 TD)
FB Derek Myers - Old Dominion Monarchs (8 att, 25 yds, 2 TD, 62 rec, 491 yds, 7 TD)
TE William Hernandez - North Carolina Tar Heels (51 rec, 611 yds, 5 TD)
WR Michael Hester - Michigan State Spartans (123 rec, 1897 yds, 18 TD)
WR Robert Yoo - Pittsburgh Panthers (89 rec, 1589 yds, 21 TD)
C David Hendon - Navy Midshipmen (80 Pancakes)
G Margarito Cunningham - Ohio State Buckeyes (82 Pancakes)
G Horace Scott - Navy Midshipmen (82 Pancakes)
T Richard Holloman - North Carolina Tar Heels (138 Pancakes)
T Cortez Dow - Georgia Bulldogs (130 Pancakes)
DT David McClanahan - Ohio State Buckeyes (11 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FR)
DT Wendell Wills - South Carolina Gamecocks (20 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Rocky Williams - Wisconsin Badgers (26 Tck, 11 Sck)
DE Edward Jackson - Ohio State Buckeyes (22 Tck, 6 Sck, 4 FR)
LB Ernie Fernandes - Ohio State Buckeyes (61 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FR)
LB Donald Doyle - Pittsburgh Panthers (72 Tck, 3 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Salvador Freeman - Texas Tech Red Raiders (59 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB Arthur Biggs - Florida State Seminoles (52 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR)
CB Gregg Barela - Baylor Bears (82 Tck, 7 Int, 2 Def TD)
SS Raymond Greathouse - Miami (OH) Red Hawks (60 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 Sfty)
FS Les Homer - BYU Cougars (90 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
K Michael Vang - South Carolina Gamecocks (30/32 FG)
P Rafael Spurgeon - Ole Miss Rebels (4993 yards, 44.2 avg, 47 inside 20)

Sun Belt All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Sun Belt All-Conference Team.

QB Thomas Gates - New Mexico State Aggies (287/526, 3255 yds, 29 TD)
RB Paul Downey - Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns (338 att, 1323 yds, 10 TD, 14 rec, 129 yds, 1 TD)
FB Juan Abraham - Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 45 rec, 418 yds, 1 TD)
TE Blaine Proctor - Arkansas State Red Wolves (83 rec, 619 yds, 6 TD)
WR John Close - Arkansas State Red Wolves (116 rec, 1995 yds, 14 TD)
WR Wilfred Brown - Penn Quakers (72 rec, 1140 yds, 16 TD)
C Paul Vazquez - Penn Quakers (68 Pancakes)
G Antonio Farley - South Alabama Jaguars (66 Pancakes)
G Douglas Moody - Arkansas State Red Wolves (62 Pancakes)
T Johnny Sinclair - Georgia Southern Eagles (97 Pancakes)
T Tom Leger - Arkansas State Red Wolves (93 Pancakes)
DT Danny Crutchfield - Texas State Bobcats (30 Tck, 4 Sck)
DT John Becker - New Mexico State Aggies (12 Tck, 3 Sck)
DE Brent Brown - New Mexico State Aggies (19 Tck, 13 Sck, 1 Sfty)
DE Gary Leggett - Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (31 Tck, 8 Sck)
LB Bennie Wimberly - South Alabama Jaguars (84 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Abe Miller - Penn Quakers (71 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR)
LB Jeffrey Peralta - South Alabama Jaguars (61 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB Larry Gage - Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (60 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 2 Def TD, 2 FR)
CB Terry Clark - Penn Quakers (68 Tck, 1 Sck, 4 Int, 2 Def TD)
SS Christopher Coppola - New Mexico State Aggies (58 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD)
FS Daniel Alderman - Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns (77 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD)
K Alonso Garcia - Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks (35/42 FG)
P Matthew Shanks - Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns (4152 yards, 44.2 avg, 38 inside 20)

Southeastern All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Southeastern All-Conference Team.

QB Julian Oliver - Georgia Bulldogs (185/340, 4102 yds, 42 TD)
RB Allen White - Texas A&M Aggies (282 att, 1214 yds, 13 TD, 14 rec, 84 yds, 2 TD)
FB Brent Martinez - South Carolina Gamecocks (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 37 rec, 333 yds, 2 TD)
TE Seymour Caldwell - Georgia Bulldogs (42 rec, 650 yds, 2 TD)
WR Vincent Adamson - Auburn Tigers (91 rec, 1496 yds, 16 TD)
WR Joseph Parker - Georgia Bulldogs (60 rec, 1717 yds, 14 TD)
C John Douglas - Georgia Bulldogs (73 Pancakes)
G Sherman Gardner - Georgia Bulldogs (74 Pancakes)
G Harold Stephenson - Georgia Bulldogs (55 Pancakes)
T Cortez Dow - Georgia Bulldogs (130 Pancakes)
T Raymond Coon - Tennessee Volunteers (92 Pancakes)
DT Wendell Wills - South Carolina Gamecocks (20 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 FR)
DT Ronald Westmoreland - Auburn Tigers (26 Tck, 6 Sck, 1 Blk FG, 1 FR)
DE Marshall Bowers - Auburn Tigers (25 Tck, 9 Sck)
DE Ralph Dickens - Alabama Crimson Tide (22 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FR)
LB Gary Bell - LSU Tigers (86 Tck, 1 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Clarence Abraham - South Carolina Gamecocks (75 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Micheal Winters - Texas A&M Aggies (67 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Austin Guy - Alabama Crimson Tide (57 Tck, 7 Int, 3 Def TD)
CB Tony Sandberg - Alabama Crimson Tide (70 Tck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD)
SS Omer Cato - Kentucky Wildcats (53 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
FS Adrian Robles - Alabama Crimson Tide (73 Tck, 2 Sck, 3 Int, 2 Def TD, 2 FR)
K Michael Vang - South Carolina Gamecocks (30/32 FG)
P Rafael Spurgeon - Ole Miss Rebels (4993 yards, 44.2 avg, 47 inside 20)

Pacific 12 All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Pacific 12 All-Conference Team.

QB Joseph Powers - Washington Huskies (234/455, 2699 yds, 19 TD)
RB Jack Alderman - Colorado Buffaloes (232 att, 1226 yds, 15 TD, 10 rec, 134 yds, 1 TD)
FB Steven Wagner - Arizona Wildcats (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 29 rec, 250 yds, 2 TD)
TE Michael Mann - Arizona State Sun Devils (60 rec, 361 yds, 7 TD)
WR Lowell Lockhart - Oregon Ducks (62 rec, 1155 yds, 15 TD)
WR Ron Donald - California Golden Bears (76 rec, 1205 yds, 8 TD)
C Gregory Hudson - California Golden Bears (63 Pancakes)
G William Caballero - Washington Huskies (66 Pancakes)
G Russell Howard - Arizona Wildcats (61 Pancakes)
T Thomas Valles - Arizona State Sun Devils (91 Pancakes)
T Ryan Chang - Arizona Wildcats (83 Pancakes)
DT Dominick Tobin - UCLA Bruins (23 Tck, 1 Sck)
DT Rene Israel - Colorado Buffaloes (14 Tck, 5 Sck)
DE Robert Martinez - UCLA Bruins (26 Tck, 8 Sck, 2 Sfty, 1 FR)
DE Vincent Tinker - Arizona State Sun Devils (20 Tck, 10 Sck, 3 FR)
LB Marion Palmer - Oregon Ducks (61 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 2 FR)
LB Christopher Gordon - UCLA Bruins (75 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR)
LB Edgar Hatcher - Washington Huskies (58 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int)
CB Bryan Myers - Arizona Wildcats (82 Tck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB Thomas Smith - Arizona State Sun Devils (77 Tck, 4 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
SS Brandon Conley - Stanford Cardinal (72 Tck, 6 Sck)
FS Jefferey Sample - Oregon State Beavers (81 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 1 FR)
K Robert Kauffman - Arizona Wildcats (32/39 FG)
P John Hamblin - Washington Huskies (4665 yards, 46.6 avg, 40 inside 20)

Mountain West All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Mountain West All-Conference Team.

QB Jake Brown - Boise State Broncos (168/319, 3503 yds, 41 TD)
RB John Mason - Nevada Wolf Pack (194 att, 1151 yds, 13 TD, 18 rec, 121 yds, 1 TD)
FB Troy Phillips - Boise State Broncos (5 att, 29 yds, 0 TD, 25 rec, 349 yds, 6 TD)
TE Robert Barnes - Utah State Aggies (64 rec, 455 yds, 3 TD)
WR Joey White - Nevada Wolf Pack (86 rec, 1492 yds, 12 TD)
WR Joseph Moffett - Nevada Wolf Pack (69 rec, 1281 yds, 12 TD)
C Darren Goulet - Boise State Broncos (76 Pancakes)
G Frederick McCormick - Nevada Wolf Pack (79 Pancakes)
G Aaron Little - Boise State Broncos (66 Pancakes)
T Robert Gonzales - Fresno State Bulldogs (104 Pancakes)
T Cristobal Hawkins - Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (105 Pancakes)
DT Guadalupe Kinney - Fresno State Bulldogs (25 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT Russell Jessup - Air Force Falcons (22 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Kevin Cheney - Nevada Wolf Pack (20 Tck, 6 Sck)
DE Charles Werner - Utah State Aggies (24 Tck, 6 Sck)
LB Billy Rodrigues - Fresno State Bulldogs (97 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Jared Searcy - Utah State Aggies (78 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Charles Perry - San Diego State Aztecs (85 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB David Holland - Boise State Broncos (62 Tck, 4 Int, 3 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB James Bourne - Nevada Wolf Pack (82 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD)
SS John Nestor - San Jose State Spartans (78 Tck, 3 Sck)
FS Tom Reyes - Utah State Aggies (65 Tck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD)
K Paul Chaffin - Utah State Aggies (31/36 FG)
P Ray Parks - Boise State Broncos (3810 yards, 45.4 avg, 38 inside 20)

Mid-American All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Mid-American All-Conference Team.

QB Timothy Rivera - Bowling Green Falcons (178/328, 2448 yds, 26 TD)
RB Patrick Collins - Central Michigan Chippewas (312 att, 899 yds, 7 TD, 37 rec, 194 yds, 1 TD)
FB Antonia Brown - Akron Zips (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 45 rec, 302 yds, 2 TD)
TE Dustin Lowery - Bowling Green Falcons (33 rec, 219 yds, 2 TD)
WR Richard King - Buffalo Bulls (75 rec, 1512 yds, 23 TD)
WR Philip Canfield - Ball State Cardinals (73 rec, 1209 yds, 15 TD)
C Toney Crocker - Western Michigan Broncos (58 Pancakes)
G Rolando Foster - Ball State Cardinals (56 Pancakes)
G Christopher Chapman - Bowling Green Falcons (49 Pancakes)
T Lance Jones - Bowling Green Falcons (74 Pancakes)
T Thomas Whittaker - Western Michigan Broncos (75 Pancakes)
DT William Wilhelm - Buffalo Bulls (11 Tck, 2 Sck)
DT Ryan Krueger - Miami (OH) Red Hawks (21 Tck, 3 Sck)
DE Thomas Fitch - Akron Zips (26 Tck, 11 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Jimmy Leroy - Bowling Green Falcons (22 Tck, 7 Sck)
LB Phil Chism - Akron Zips (85 Tck, 2 Sck, 2 Int, 2 FR)
LB Randy Scanlon - Toledo Rockets (60 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Mark Oakes - Kent State Golden Flashes (61 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB Christopher Smart - Miami (OH) Red Hawks (54 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Miguel Harris - Buffalo Bulls (60 Tck, 6 Int, 1 FR)
SS Raymond Greathouse - Miami (OH) Red Hawks (60 Tck, 4 Sck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 Sfty)
FS Drew Hatfield - Ohio Bobcats (57 Tck, 6 Int, 3 Def TD, 1 FR)
K Jose Mcknight - Akron Zips (30/31 FG)
P William Shephard - Toledo Rockets (3601 yards, 47.4 avg, 39 inside 20)

Independents All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Independents All-Conference Team.

QB Stephen Barrow - BYU Cougars (359/605, 3765 yds, 36 TD)
RB Cedric Webber - BYU Cougars (333 att, 1490 yds, 11 TD, 64 rec, 520 yds, 6 TD)
FB James Watkins - Army Black Knights (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 9 rec, 148 yds, 2 TD)
TE Juan Blair - BYU Cougars (50 rec, 237 yds, 2 TD)
WR Eddie Mayfield - BYU Cougars (72 rec, 989 yds, 10 TD)
WR Lee Roach - Massachusetts Minutemen (61 rec, 1223 yds, 11 TD)
C Demetrius Renfro - BYU Cougars (46 Pancakes)
G Bruce Brown - Army Black Knights (84 Pancakes)
G Reyes Erickson - Army Black Knights (67 Pancakes)
T James Parham - BYU Cougars (90 Pancakes)
T Tom Whitlow - BYU Cougars (68 Pancakes)
DT John South - BYU Cougars (22 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT Delbert Waters - BYU Cougars (33 Tck, 6 Sck, 2 FR)
DE Wayne Scribner - BYU Cougars (23 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Kevin Lockett - Army Black Knights (18 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Joseph Webber - BYU Cougars (59 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Sfty, 2 FR)
LB Steven Crain - Notre Dame Fighting Irish (60 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR)
LB Martin Fine - Massachusetts Minutemen (25 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Victor Craig - Notre Dame Fighting Irish (63 Tck, 5 Int)
CB Jimmy Johnson - Massachusetts Minutemen (49 Tck, 4 Int, 1 Def TD)
SS Kenneth Davidson - BYU Cougars (58 Tck, 3 Sck)
FS Les Homer - BYU Cougars (90 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
K Stephen Louis - BYU Cougars (31/40 FG)
P Richard Hawkins - BYU Cougars (4027 yards, 45.8 avg, 40 inside 20)

Conference USA All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Conference USA All-Conference Team.

QB William Little - Old Dominion Monarchs (405/658, 4774 yds, 46 TD)
RB Noah Alonzo - Florida Atlantic Owls (160 att, 843 yds, 9 TD, 14 rec, 361 yds, 1 TD)
FB Derek Myers - Old Dominion Monarchs (8 att, 25 yds, 2 TD, 62 rec, 491 yds, 7 TD)
TE Gregory Shaw - Florida Atlantic Owls (38 rec, 500 yds, 5 TD)
WR David Bowen - Old Dominion Monarchs (93 rec, 1426 yds, 16 TD)
WR Ronald Posey - Old Dominion Monarchs (111 rec, 1475 yds, 12 TD)
C Richard Grimes - Florida Atlantic Owls (87 Pancakes)
G Stephen Stevenson - Florida Atlantic Owls (75 Pancakes)
G Thomas Spence - Old Dominion Monarchs (66 Pancakes)
T Joseph Mcdaniel - Florida Atlantic Owls (106 Pancakes)
T Victor Hazel - Southern Miss Golden Eagles (95 Pancakes)
DT Timothy Winchester - Marshall Thundering Herd (23 Tck, 3 Sck)
DT Micheal Ross - Southern Miss Golden Eagles (20 Tck, 2 Sck)
DE Richard Bender - Marshall Thundering Herd (15 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Francis Newberry - Rice Owls (21 Tck, 8 Sck)
LB Timothy Lucas - Charlotte 49ers (71 Tck, 4 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Lyman Hull - Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (86 Tck, 5 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR)
LB Archie Johnson - Rice Owls (61 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 FR)
CB Alan Garmon - Rice Owls (62 Tck, 4 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR)
CB Jason Bear - Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (61 Tck, 3 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR)
SS Jason Hernandez - Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (76 Tck, 6 Sck, 1 FR)
FS Carl Paine - Rice Owls (67 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 1 FR)
K Rupert Felts - Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (29/32 FG)
P Michel Lyles - Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (3584 yards, 45.9 avg, 40 inside 20)

Big 10 All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Big 10 All-Conference Team.

QB Sammie Underwood - Illinois Fighting Illini (234/413, 4661 yds, 45 TD)
RB Eugene Randle - Ohio State Buckeyes (236 att, 1325 yds, 9 TD, 15 rec, 413 yds, 5 TD)
FB Ronald Sills - Purdue Boilermakers (1 att, 3 yds, 0 TD, 50 rec, 417 yds, 1 TD)
TE Jack Stephens - Maryland Terrapins (34 rec, 400 yds, 6 TD)
WR Michael Hester - Michigan State Spartans (123 rec, 1897 yds, 18 TD)
WR David Cooley - Illinois Fighting Illini (57 rec, 1560 yds, 18 TD)
C Rodney Hatcher - Ohio State Buckeyes (69 Pancakes)
G Margarito Cunningham - Ohio State Buckeyes (82 Pancakes)
G Rudolph Ricci - Ohio State Buckeyes (64 Pancakes)
T James Gray - Wisconsin Badgers (102 Pancakes)
T Alexander Taylor - Ohio State Buckeyes (99 Pancakes)
DT David McClanahan - Ohio State Buckeyes (11 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FR)
DT Richard Lane - Penn State Nittany Lions (28 Tck, 4 Sck)
DE Rocky Williams - Wisconsin Badgers (26 Tck, 11 Sck)
DE Edward Jackson - Ohio State Buckeyes (22 Tck, 6 Sck, 4 FR)
LB Ernie Fernandes - Ohio State Buckeyes (61 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 3 FR)
LB Leslie Kirkpatrick - Ohio State Buckeyes (92 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 Int)
LB Ellis Lilly - Illinois Fighting Illini (58 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD)
CB Joseph Demarco - Iowa Hawkeyes (59 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
CB John Echols - Michigan State Spartans (61 Tck, 4 Int, 2 Def TD)
SS Kenneth Pinto - Indiana Hoosiers (74 Tck, 3 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
FS George Sallee - Purdue Boilermakers (59 Tck, 2 Sck, 4 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
K Benjamin Gates - Wisconsin Badgers (28/35 FG)
P Owen Free - Iowa Hawkeyes (3188 yards, 46.9 avg, 34 inside 20)

Big 12 All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Big 12 All-Conference Team.

QB James Connelly - Kansas State Wildcats (333/522, 4076 yds, 47 TD)
RB Scott Romero - Oklahoma Sooners (233 att, 1199 yds, 12 TD, 10 rec, 117 yds, 1 TD)
FB Michael Milner - Oklahoma Sooners (1 att, 7 yds, 0 TD, 35 rec, 457 yds, 4 TD)
TE Issac Cerda - Texas Tech Red Raiders (42 rec, 613 yds, 3 TD)
WR James Driscoll - Kansas State Wildcats (80 rec, 1507 yds, 22 TD)
WR Bobby Henderson - Baylor Bears (68 rec, 1396 yds, 14 TD)
C Bradford Kerr - Oklahoma Sooners (70 Pancakes)
G James Champagne - Oklahoma Sooners (57 Pancakes)
G Alexander James - Texas Longhorns (57 Pancakes)
T Robert Thomas - Texas Tech Red Raiders (112 Pancakes)
T Christopher Carrillo - West Virginia Mountaineers (93 Pancakes)
DT Roy Mulkey - Oklahoma Sooners (16 Tck, 6 Sck)
DT Ronald Schreiber - Iowa State Cyclones (15 Tck, 3 Sck)
DE Charles Griswold - Oklahoma State Cowboys (47 Tck, 8 Sck, 3 FR)
DE James Haley - Oklahoma Sooners (57 Tck, 9 Sck, 1 FR)
LB Salvador Freeman - Texas Tech Red Raiders (59 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Nathan Brown - Baylor Bears (80 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Jesus Finn - Kansas Jayhawks (68 Tck, 2 Sck, 1 Int, 2 FR)
CB Gregg Barela - Baylor Bears (82 Tck, 7 Int, 2 Def TD)
CB Houston Howell - Kansas State Wildcats (83 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 FR)
SS Billy Kidwell - Texas Tech Red Raiders (85 Tck, 3 Sck, 2 Int)
FS Steven Casey - Texas Tech Red Raiders (78 Tck, 3 Sck, 5 Int, 1 Def TD)
K James Stephens - TCU Horned Frogs (34/45 FG)
P Lawrence Gallo - Texas Longhorns (3631 yards, 38.6 avg, 38 inside 20)

American Athletic All-Conference Team Announced

2052 American Athletic All-Conference Team.

QB Robert Brinkman - SMU Mustangs (351/626, 4549 yds, 36 TD)
RB Gilbert Biddle - South Florida Bulls (160 att, 1106 yds, 16 TD, 10 rec, 101 yds, 2 TD)
FB Jeffery Cyr - Houston Cougars (5 att, 17 yds, 1 TD, 24 rec, 346 yds, 5 TD)
TE Stewart Martin - Central Florida Knights (45 rec, 417 yds, 3 TD)
WR Jesse Nakamura - Houston Cougars (48 rec, 1384 yds, 13 TD)
WR David Lockett - Cincinnati Bearcats (80 rec, 1286 yds, 12 TD)
C David Hendon - Navy Midshipmen (80 Pancakes)
G Horace Scott - Navy Midshipmen (82 Pancakes)
G Scott Ralston - Connecticut Huskies (80 Pancakes)
T William Jones - Houston Cougars (132 Pancakes)
T Francis Ryan - Connecticut Huskies (120 Pancakes)
DT Virgilio Michael - Connecticut Huskies (14 Tck, 4 Sck)
DT Alfred Johansen - SMU Mustangs (25 Tck, 6 Sck)
DE Kevin Johnson - SMU Mustangs (36 Tck, 12 Sck)
DE Paul Hutchison - Navy Midshipmen (30 Tck, 10 Sck, 2 Sfty)
LB Mario Ray - South Florida Bulls (59 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR)
LB Norman Hall - SMU Mustangs (86 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int)
LB Henry Benavidez - Houston Cougars (66 Tck, 5 Sck, 2 Int, 1 FR)
CB Dwayne Keener - Houston Cougars (78 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 1 FR)
CB Raymon Sturgis - Central Florida Knights (70 Tck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR)
SS John Berger - South Florida Bulls (57 Tck, 4 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
FS James Zimmerman - Connecticut Huskies (77 Tck, 1 Sck, 5 Int, 1 FR)
K Bernard Clay - Temple Owls (28/33 FG)
P James Corrigan - Navy Midshipmen (3535 yards, 45.3 avg, 33 inside 20)

Atlantic Coast All-Conference Team Announced

2052 Atlantic Coast All-Conference Team.

QB Ricardo Jarrett - North Carolina Tar Heels (289/553, 5692 yds, 57 TD)
RB Stefan Najera - Syracuse Orange (241 att, 1139 yds, 14 TD, 7 rec, 38 yds, 0 TD)
FB Robert Oakes - Virginia Tech Hokies (0 att, 0 yds, 0 TD, 15 rec, 210 yds, 2 TD)
TE William Hernandez - North Carolina Tar Heels (51 rec, 611 yds, 5 TD)
WR Robert Yoo - Pittsburgh Panthers (89 rec, 1589 yds, 21 TD)
WR Carlos Yee - North Carolina Tar Heels (62 rec, 1547 yds, 15 TD)
C Ronald Ross - North Carolina Tar Heels (68 Pancakes)
G Theodore Bermudez - North Carolina Tar Heels (82 Pancakes)
G Nathan Edwards - Syracuse Orange (74 Pancakes)
T Richard Holloman - North Carolina Tar Heels (138 Pancakes)
T Leonel Hatchett - Syracuse Orange (103 Pancakes)
DT Keith Magee - Miami (FL) Hurricanes (23 Tck, 4 Sck, 1 FR)
DT Joesph Sherry - Florida State Seminoles (13 Tck, 5 Sck)
DE Jack Fine - Virginia Cavaliers (39 Tck, 7 Sck, 1 FR)
DE Milo Neal - Duke Blue Devils (55 Tck, 10 Sck)
LB Donald Doyle - Pittsburgh Panthers (72 Tck, 3 Sck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD)
LB Gary Graf - North Carolina State Wolfpack (74 Tck, 1 Sck, 3 Int, 1 FR)
LB Fred Keith - Louisville Cardinals (82 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD)
CB Arthur Biggs - Florida State Seminoles (52 Tck, 1 Sck, 7 Int, 3 Def TD, 2 FR)
CB Sean Welch - Pittsburgh Panthers (74 Tck, 4 Int)
SS David Hathaway - North Carolina Tar Heels (61 Tck, 3 Sck, 5 Int)
FS Eli Harris - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (45 Tck, 1 Sck, 6 Int, 2 Def TD)
K Martin Thompson - North Carolina State Wolfpack (32/34 FG)
P Michael Mcmahon - North Carolina State Wolfpack (3525 yards, 44.6 avg, 40 inside 20)

Meet your role model: Allan Jones - LB.

Jones is the kind of young man parents tell their kids to imitate. The 19 year old LB from Washington State Cougars has become a model young player in in the locker room, as well as on and off the field.

Washington State Cougars prestige bonus + 0.05

Oklahoma Sooners undefeated in regular season!

Oklahoma Sooners have managed to go undefeated in the regular season.

A key cog in this accomplishment has been Leroy Martens - QB (261/448, 3299 yds, 30 TD), whose performance on the field have inspired players and fans alike.

'I'm just so blessed to have such great teammates and coaches around me here at Oklahoma Sooners. Winning comes when everyone gets along, on and off the field' Martens said in a telephone interview with a local radioprogram.

Going undefeated in a top conference like Big 12 is quite an accomplishment in today's world.

All eyes are upon the Sooners to see if they can keep performing at such a high level in the postseason.

Bowl Games Recruiting Update

329 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 0.
3 star players committed this week: 302.
2 star players committed this week: 22.
1 star players committed this week: 5.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Joseph Ruffin (a 3 star C from LITTLE AXE HS ranked at 1050) who committed to Troy Trojans.

Mid-American was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 53.

Buffalo Bulls locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 9 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Earl Reed - QB. He is ranked at 950

Total Recruits committed this season is 1921.

Oklahoma Sooners undefeated in regular season!

Oklahoma Sooners have managed to go undefeated in the regular season.

Leroy Martens - QB (261/448, 3299 yds, 30 TD) has been a driving force in going undefeated.

'I'm just so blessed to have such great teammates and coaches around me here at Oklahoma Sooners. Winning comes when everyone gets along, on and off the field' Martens said in a telephone interview with a local radioprogram.

Going undefeated in a top conference like Big 12 is quite an accomplishment in today's world.

All eyes are upon the Sooners to see if they can keep performing at such a high level in the postseason.

Week 16 Recruiting Update

368 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 0.
3 star players committed this week: 359.
2 star players committed this week: 9.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Harry Daniels (a 3 star QB from HERITAGE HS ranked at 969) who committed to Colorado Buffaloes.

Pacific 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 44.

Tulane Green Wave locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 8 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Earl Reed - QB. He is ranked at 950

Total Recruits committed this season is 1592.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 16

Gains:
Oregon State Beavers vastly outscored the Oregon Ducks : Prestige bonus + 0.05

Losses:
Oregon Ducks got trambled by the Oregon State Beavers : Prestige loss - 0.1

Atlantic Coast News: Top receiver trio?

The Tar Heels trio of Carlos Yee - WR, Cary Soares - WR and Oscar Weir - WR are currently the leading trio of catchers in the league, with 3642 receiving yards between the three.

Playoff Watch: Week 16 Edition.

Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore.
As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture.
If the season ended today, the four teams making the playoffs would be:
1: Oklahoma Sooners
2: Georgia Bulldogs
3: South Carolina Gamecocks
4: Texas A&M Aggies

This week we saw 2 new teams make it into the top four.
Being pushed out of the picture are:
Louisville Cardinals
Iowa Hawkeyes

Akron Zips resigns Scott Farrington as OffensiveCoordinator

The Zips have announced that they have given Scott Farrington a new contract. Farrington will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 4 million per year.

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders resigns Roger May as DefensiveCoordinator

The Blue Raiders have announced that they have given Roger May a new contract. May will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 7 years earning 4.5 million per year.

Week 16: QB Roy Catron (UCF) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Central Florida Knights quarterback Roy Catron has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Knights defeated the Houston Cougars, 35 to 28. Catron did his part, throwing 3 touchdowns, completing 24 of 36 passes for 414 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 29 to 11, and a passer rating of 162.5.

Central Florida Knights prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 16: LB Raymond Callaway (LVILLE) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Raymond Callaway of the Louisville Cardinals has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Callaway finished with 4 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.

Louisville Cardinals prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 16 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Callaway, R. - LB, LVILLE.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Meyer, A. - QB, LVILLE.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Robbins, T. - DE, UCF.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Catron, R. - QB, UCF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Edwards, D. - FS, OU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Logan, D. - WR, OU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Richardson, C. - CB, IOWA.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Ortega, P. - WR, IOWA.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Barclay, N. - DE, LATECH.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Lawson, N. - RB, LATECH.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Homer, L. - FS, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Cavazos, D. - DE, BALL.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Champion, D. - WR, BALL.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Cheney, K. - DE, NEV.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Brown, J. - QB, BOISE.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Batts, G. - CB, WASH.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Powers, J. - QB, WASH.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Swartz, R. - DE, TAMU.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Mcguire, A. - WR, TAMU.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Clark, T. - CB, PENN.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Close, J. - WR, ARST.

Game Recaps for Week 16

Cardinals - 44, Panthers - 17
Knights - 35, Cougars - 28
Sooners - 48, Wildcats - 17
Hawkeyes - 30, Spartans - 3
Bulldogs - 55, Monarchs - 10
Cougars - 38, Minutemen - 0
Cardinals - 23, Zips - 13
Broncos - 44, Wolf Pack - 17
Huskies - 51, Wildcats - 41
Aggies - 45, Bulldogs - 31
Red Wolves - 42, Quakers - 25

Week 16 Recruiting Update

356 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 7.
4 star players committed this week: 42.
3 star players committed this week: 306.
2 star players committed this week: 1.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

18 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Melvin Hyland (a 5 star DE from CHENANGO FORKS HS ranked at 2) who committed to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Conference USA was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 44.

Air Force Falcons locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 8 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Earl Reed - QB. He is ranked at 950

Total Recruits committed this season is 1224.

Melvin Hyland - DE commits to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Melvin Hyland has committed to the Buckeyes.
Hyland is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DE from CHENANGO FORKS HS.

Hyland was also pursued by Oklahoma Sooners, Colorado State Rams, BYU Cougars, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Louisville Cardinals, Connecticut Huskies, Rice Owls, Alabama Crimson Tide, Nevada Wolf Pack, Duke Blue Devils, and West Virginia Mountaineers.

Junior Holder - DE commits to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Junior Holder has committed to the Buckeyes.
Holder is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DE from RIVERSIDE COUNTY COMMUNITY.

Holder was also pursued by San Diego State Aztecs, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Colorado State Rams, Purdue Boilermakers, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Louisville Cardinals, Rice Owls, Colorado Buffaloes, Fresno State Bulldogs, Michigan Wolverines, California Golden Bears, and West Virginia Mountaineers.

Michael Herrera - QB commits to Navy Midshipmen.

Michael Herrera has committed to the Midshipmen.
Herrera is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the QB from AMITY REGIONAL SENIOR HS.

Herrera was also pursued by Ohio State Buckeyes, Utah State Aggies, Utah Utes, Nevada Wolf Pack, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Washington Huskies, Central Florida Knights, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Pittsburgh Panthers, and Kansas State Wildcats.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 16

Gains:
Oregon State Beavers vastly outscored the Oregon Ducks : Prestige bonus + 0,05

Losses:
Oregon Ducks got humiliated by the Oregon State Beavers : Prestige loss - 0,1

Virginia Tech Hokies take the prize.

Virginia Tech is the league leader in turnover differential. With their offense only turning the ball over 11 times (7 interceptions and 4 fumbles), while their defense has delivered 35 takeaways (15 interceptions and 20 fumbles recovered).
This gives them a turnover differential of +24.

Top 10 turnover differentials:
Virginia Tech Hokies: 24
Houston Cougars: 19
Rice Owls: 19
New Mexico Lobos: 19
Oklahoma State Cowboys: 18
Rutgers Scarlet Knights: 18
Vanderbilt Commodores: 18
Memphis Tigers: 17
West Virginia Mountaineers: 17
UCLA Bruins: 17

At the bottom of the league, we find LSU Tigers, who clock in with an atrocious differential of -10.

Virginia Tech Hokies prestige bonus + 0.05

Playoff Watch: Week 16 Edition.

Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore.
As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture.
If the season ended today, the four teams making the playoffs would be:
1: Oklahoma Sooners
2: Georgia Bulldogs
3: Louisville Cardinals
4: Iowa Hawkeyes

South Carolina Gamecocks resigns Jay Davis as OffensiveCoordinator

The Gamecocks have announced that they have given Jay Davis a new contract. Davis will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 2,5 million per year.

Week 15: QB Mack Dellinger (PITT) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Pittsburgh Panthers quarterback Mack Dellinger has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Panthers defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels, 37 to 36. Dellinger did his part, throwing 4 touchdowns, completing 33 of 54 passes for 410 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 35 to 12, and a passer rating of 142,2.

Pittsburgh Panthers prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 15: CB Hal Wilson (HOU) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Hal Wilson of the Houston Cougars has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Wilson finished with 4 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

Houston Cougars prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 15 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Biggs, A. - CB, FSU.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Dellinger, M. - QB, PITT.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Wilson, H. - CB, HOU.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Francis, L. - RB, UCONN.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Wray, J. - CB, OU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Romero, S. - RB, OU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Bounds, T. - DE, MICH.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Beaty, A. - QB, MD.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Burchett, C. - DT, FIU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Barnard, C. - T, FIU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Homer, L. - FS, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Hatfield, D. - FS, OHIO.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Sisco, T. - T, OHIO.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Peterman, T. - CB, SJST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Peoples, M. - WR, HAW.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Robinson, L. - LB, COL.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Alderman, J. - RB, COL.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Nicholson, T. - CB, SCAR.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Brumfield, A. - QB, AUB.

Game Recaps for Week 15

Panthers - 37, Tar Heels - 36
Jayhawks - 28, Wildcats - 21
Sooners - 58, Cowboys - 10
Spartans - 55, Nittany Lions - 48
Wolverines - 43, Buckeyes - 40
Terrapins - 38, Scarlet Knights - 29
Fighting Illini - 38, Wildcats - 31
Badgers - 38, Golden Gophers - 13
Beavers - 45, Ducks - 3
Cougars - 37, Huskies - 29
Bruins - 30, Golden Bears - 24
Wildcats - 44, Sun Devils - 24
Aggies - 35, Razorbacks - 20
Tigers - 37, Crimson Tide - 24
Bulldogs - 38, Rebels - 14
Commodores - 27, Volunteers - 16
Midshipmen - 22, Black Knights - 3
Gamecocks - 44, Tigers - 17
Bulldogs - 31, Yellow Jackets - 28
Gators - 42, Seminoles - 39
Huskies - 45, Blue Devils - 10
Cougars - 46, Rebels - 26
Utes - 20, Eagles - 14
Buffaloes - 48, Golden Panthers - 0
Hurricanes - 40, Fighting Irish - 3
Rainbow Warriors - 37, Bobcats - 31
Cougars - 55, Spartans - 13

Week 15: DE Kenneth Schofield (PITT) has suffered a major injury!

The Pittsburgh Panthers' DE Kenneth Schofield has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 15 Recruiting Update

137 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 11.
3 star players committed this week: 126.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Luigi Briones (a 4 star LB from SOUTH RIVER HIGH ranked at 111) who committed to California Golden Bears.

Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 19.

Navy Midshipmen locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Melvin Hyland - DE. He is ranked at 2

Total Recruits committed this season is 868.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 15

Gains:
Tulane Green Wave played well against the Houston Cougars : Prestige bonus + 0,1

League News: Top receiver trio?

The Bulldogs trio of Joseph Parker - WR, Joe Mcdonald - WR and Seymour Caldwell - TE are currently the leading trio of catchers in the league, with 3325 receiving yards between the three.

Playoff Watch: Week 15 Edition.

Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore.
As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture.
If the season ended today, the four teams making the playoffs would be:
1: Oklahoma Sooners
2: Georgia Bulldogs
3: Iowa Hawkeyes
4: Louisville Cardinals

Oregon Ducks resigns Joseph Stark as DefensiveCoordinator

The Ducks have announced that they have given Joseph Stark a new contract. Stark will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 6,5 million per year.

Illinois Fighting Illini resigns Vernon Hood as HeadCoach

The Fighting Illini have announced that they have given Vernon Hood a new contract. Hood will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 5 million per year.

Oklahoma State Cowboys resigns Jonathan Black as HeadCoach

The Cowboys have announced that they have given Jonathan Black a new contract. Black will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 8,1 million per year.

Jones watch

News in WA is - again - that the Cougars' LB Allan Jones is in the sights of the disciplinary committee. With the off field issues of Allan Jones - LB boiling up again one has to wonder how long of a leash he has with the Cougars. Jones could play many more years, but to do that he will need to rid himself of the bad elements distracting him and causing headaches for his team.

Washington State Cougars prestige penalty - 0.05

Week 14: WR Joey White (NEV) wins Offensive Player of the Week

White's 11 rec, 208 yds, 4 TD effort led the way for the Nevada Wolf Pack. His 208 receiving yards bring his season total to 1286 yards with 10 touchdowns on the season.

Nevada Wolf Pack prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 14: DE Kevin Lockett (ARMY) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Kevin Lockett of the Army Black Knights has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Lockett finished with 5 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 Def TD, 1 FR.

Army Black Knights prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 14 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Dietz, R. - CB, PITT.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Boling, I. - RB, VT.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Worrell, A. - DT, TULSA.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Pena, J. - QB, HOU.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Casey, S. - FS, TTU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Oden, J. - RB, OKST.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Jackson, E. - DE, OSU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Maddox, R. - QB, IU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Garmon, A. - CB, RICE.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Griswold, C. - WR, MT.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Lockett, K. - DE, ARMY.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Bailey, D. - WR, ND.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Hatfield, D. - FS, OHIO.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Green, M. - QB, UNI.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Cheney, K. - DE, NEV.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: White, J. - WR, NEV.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Swift, M. - DE, ORE.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Alderman, J. - RB, COL.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Smith, A. - DE, MISS.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Longo, E. - RB, MISS.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Alderman, D. - FS, ULL.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Rayford, B. - QB, ARST.

Game Recaps for Week 14

Fighting Irish - 21, Trojans - 7
Panthers - 42, Blue Devils - 17
Cougars - 33, Green Wave - 31
Owls - 31, Golden Panthers - 10
Zips - 37, Bulls - 25
Buffaloes - 38, Utes - 24
Eagles - 16, Thundering Herd - 6
Blue Raiders - 46, Mountaineers - 38
Cardinals - 32, Aztecs - 21
Red Raiders - 27, Golden Hurricane - 20
Red Wolves - 26, Tigers - 25
Scarlet Knights - 31, Demon Deacons - 13
Buckeyes - 57, Black Knights - 10
Ducks - 28, Hawkeyes - 24
Hoosiers - 57, Red Hawks - 3
Rebels - 43, Wolf Pack - 42
Owls - 27, Bobcats - 18
Badgers - 45, Cyclones - 28
Ragin' Cajuns - 31, Tigers - 20
Hokies - 41, Minutemen - 21
Hilltoppers - 23, Sun Devils - 20
Huskies - 40, Spartans - 37
Mean Green - 24, Cowboys - 21
Cowboys - 27, Bulldogs - 23
Commodores - 28, Warhawks - 20
Fighting Illini - 35, Rockets - 30

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: William Ricci - SS

Hi fellow recruiting fans. I am glad to give you Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this round, the subject will be William Ricci, a talented SS, and star of the WEST CALDWELL HIGH (NC) football program. Ricci is a 4 star player, ranked 117. He is 19 years old, weighs 206 pounds and is 6' 1" tall. Alright! Moving on to the interesting parts.

A real leader! Teammates love him. All he cares about is the team. He helps everyone succeed. He is driven by his love of the sport. A good tackler.

William Ricci has a received a lot of attention from recruiters. Appalachian State Mountaineers, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Buffalo Bulls, East Carolina Pirates, Kentucky Wildcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Memphis Tigers, North Texas Mean Green have all been in contact with Ricci.

William Ricci acknowledged that the North Carolina State Wolfpack are the leading contender for his signature. But he made clear, that he is still keeping his options open.

Week 14 Recruiting Update

136 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 3.
4 star players committed this week: 20.
3 star players committed this week: 113.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

5 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Mark Griffin (a 5 star CB from MILILANI HS ranked at 6) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Pacific 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 22.

Clemson Tigers locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Melvin Hyland - DE. He is ranked at 2

Total Recruits committed this season is 731.

Mark Griffin - CB commits to Oklahoma Sooners.

Mark Griffin has committed to the Sooners.
Griffin is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the CB from MILILANI HS.

Griffin was also pursued by Ohio State Buckeyes, Colorado State Rams, Arizona State Sun Devils, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, USC Trojans, UCLA Bruins, Michigan Wolverines, Louisville Cardinals, Tennessee Volunteers, Navy Midshipmen, North Carolina State Wolfpack, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, BYU Cougars, Northwestern Wildcats, Utah State Aggies, South Florida Bulls, Vanderbilt Commodores, Rice Owls, Nevada Wolf Pack, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Penn State Nittany Lions, Oregon Ducks, Kansas State Wildcats, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Maryland Terrapins, Marshall Thundering Herd, Washington Huskies, California Golden Bears, Alabama Crimson Tide, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Ole Miss Rebels, and LSU Tigers.

Big 12 News: Top receiver trio?

The Longhorns trio of Garrett Cornell - WR, James Riggs - WR and Fernando Haugen - WR are currently the leading trio of receivers in the league, with 32 receiving touchdowns between the three.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 14

Gains:
Florida International Golden Panthers beat the Northwestern Wildcats : Prestige bonus + 0,2

Losses:
TCU Horned Frogs were crushed by the Texas Longhorns : Prestige loss - 0,05
Northwestern Wildcats could not beat the Florida International Golden Panthers : Prestige loss - 0,2

Florida International Golden Panthers take home the upset victory!

The Florida International Golden Panthers surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against Northwestern Wildcats.
The Wildcats never manage to take control of the game, while the Golden Panthers kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Wildcats players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the Golden Panthers fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.

Playoff Watch: Week 14 Edition.

Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore.
As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture.
If the season ended today, the four teams making the playoffs would be:
1: Oklahoma Sooners
2: Georgia Bulldogs
3: Iowa Hawkeyes
4: Louisville Cardinals

This week we saw one new team make it into the top four. The new team of course being Louisville.
Being pushed out of the picture are:
South Carolina Gamecocks

Nevada Wolf Pack resigns Joseph Hunt as OffensiveCoordinator

The Wolf Pack have announced that they have given Joseph Hunt a new contract. Hunt will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 3 years earning 4 million per year.

Week 13: QB David Casey (UT) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The Texas Longhorns' David Casey threw 6 touchdowns, completing 23 of 52 passes for 418 yards in the Longhorns victory over the TCU Horned Frogs.

After being signed in 2049, season number 3 for Casey, has seen some impressive numbers including 38 touchdown passes this season.

Texas Longhorns prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 13: CB Donald Kraus (OKST) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Donald Kraus of the Oklahoma State Cowboys has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Kraus finished with 5 Tck, 3 Int.

Oklahoma State Cowboys prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 13 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Sorensen, S. - CB, NCST.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Holland, E. - QB, DUKE.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Johansen, A. - DT, SMU.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Curtis, R. - WR, CIN.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Kraus, D. - CB, OKST.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Casey, D. - QB, UT.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Craig, S. - CB, PSU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Meier, W. - QB, PUR.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Jeffries, V. - CB, FIU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Alonzo, N. - RB, FAU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: George, C. - DE, ND.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Roach, L. - WR, UMASS.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Fleming, J. - DE, TOL.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Sprouse, M. - WR, BUF.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Sandlin, E. - DT, SDST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Muir, R. - QB, NM.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Fite, L. - FS, COL.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Weston, R. - RB, USC.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Smith, A. - DE, MISS.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Jones, L. - QB, UK.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Crenshaw, F. - DE, PENN.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Paradis, D. - WR, NMST.

Game Recaps for Week 13

Bulls - 39, Black Knights - 14
Blue Devils - 51, Eagles - 28
Panthers - 16, Demon Deacons - 9
Cougars - 32, Owls - 29
Mustangs - 33, Golden Hurricane - 30
Red Raiders - 34, Cyclones - 31
Longhorns - 52, Horned Frogs - 16
Golden Gophers - 37, Scarlet Knights - 34
Boilermakers - 42, Hawkeyes - 36
Owls - 41, Mean Green - 14
Blue Raiders - 38, Hilltoppers - 16
Falcons - 41, Red Hawks - 0
Lobos - 31, Rebels - 20
Aztecs - 38, Spartans - 31
Sun Devils - 41, Buffaloes - 31
Bruins - 36, Utes - 24
Tigers - 33, Tigers - 25
Warhawks - 38, Aggies - 31
Mountaineers - 23, Eagles - 20
Nittany Lions - 39, Pirates - 27
Falcons - 34, Jayhawks - 24
Bearcats - 38, Fighting Irish - 19
Seminoles - 27, Cowboys - 17
Golden Panthers - 33, Wildcats - 27
Tar Heels - 33, Bobcats - 29
Owls - 45, Rebels - 10
Hokies - 45, Bulldogs - 27
Bulldogs - 29, Chippewas - 24
Trojans - 50, Ragin' Cajuns - 7
Cowboys - 50, Miners - 13
Quakers - 24, Mountaineers - 21
Roadrunners - 45, Razorbacks - 20
Golden Flashes - 44, Trojans - 6
Orange - 42, Wildcats - 38
Hurricanes - 39, Bobcats - 10
Wolfpack - 36, Jaguars - 14
Rockets - 28, Tigers - 17
Aggies - 34, Minutemen - 31

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Laverne Johns - T

Hello recruiting nerds, I bring you to more in detail analysis in this edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. For this installment, I examine Laverne Johns, a young T, who played high school football at SATSUMA HS, AL. His ranking of 105 nationally, makes him a 4 star recruit. Johns is 6' 4" tall, clocks in at 296 pounds and is 18 years old. This is what we know:

This kid puts in the work. He comes of the line with power and leverage on run plays. This is something that scouts notice. Pass blocking against college players makes for a difficult transition from high school. But the tape indicates he will do well in that regard.

A lot of teams are vying for a commitment from the young T. The number of teams that have approached Laverne Johns is not insignificant. Combining multiple media reports, the list of teams that have been in contact include at least the following: Auburn Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, North Texas Mean Green, Missouri Tigers, Marshall Thundering Herd, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Memphis Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Illinois Fighting Illini.

Johns has everyone guessing on where he will commit. This is a well kept secret, if even he knows himself.

Week 13 Recruiting Update

124 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 2.
4 star players committed this week: 24.
3 star players committed this week: 96.
2 star players committed this week: 2.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

4 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Tony Phillips (a 5 star QB from WESTERN HARNETT HIGH ranked at 8) who committed to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Mountain West was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 19.

Connecticut Huskies locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Melvin Hyland - DE. He is ranked at 2

Total Recruits committed this season is 595.

Tony Phillips - QB commits to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Tony Phillips has committed to the Buckeyes.
Phillips is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the QB from WESTERN HARNETT HIGH.

Phillips was also pursued by Oklahoma Sooners, Northwestern Wildcats, Arizona State Sun Devils, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Clemson Tigers, Louisville Cardinals, Utah Utes, Colorado Buffaloes, Michigan Wolverines, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Washington Huskies, Arkansas Razorbacks, Missouri Tigers, Ball State Cardinals, Virginia Cavaliers, Navy Midshipmen, BYU Cougars, Utah State Aggies, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Nevada Wolf Pack, Maryland Terrapins, Syracuse Orange, Auburn Tigers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Central Florida Knights, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, and Kansas State Wildcats.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 13

Gains:
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks played with authority against the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns : Prestige bonus + 0,05

Losses:
North Carolina State Wolfpack were blown out by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets : Prestige loss - 0,05
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns was walked all over by the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks : Prestige loss - 0,1

Mountain West News: Defense dominates for Lobos.

The Lobos D-Line is bedeviling opposing offenses so far this season with a total of 19 sacks, 13 forced fumbles and 105 tackles in 11 games.

Penn Quakers resigns Richard Espinoza as DefensiveCoordinator

The Quakers have announced that they have given Richard Espinoza a new contract. Espinoza will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 8,6 million per year.

Arizona State Sun Devils resigns Francisco Street as HeadCoach

The Sun Devils have announced that they have given Francisco Street a new contract. Street will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 8,5 million per year.

South Florida Bulls resigns Scotty Whitney as HeadCoach

The Bulls have announced that they have given Scotty Whitney a new contract. Whitney will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 9 million per year.

Week 12: WR Lincoln Gunderson (STAN) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Lincoln Gunderson of the Stanford Cardinal receives the offensive player of the week honors for his 6 rec, 308 yds, 3 TD effort. He is racking up the receiving yards, bringing his season total to 968 yards on the season.

Stanford Cardinal prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 12: LB Ellis Lilly (ILL) wins Defensive Player of the Week

LB Ellis Lilly of the Illinois Fighting Illini has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Lilly finished with 10 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.

Illinois Fighting Illini prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 12 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Paquette, A. - CB, CLEM.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Jarrett, R. - QB, UNC.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Blake, M. - CB, TULSA.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Fitzgerald, C. - QB, NAVY.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Wray, J. - CB, OU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Casey, D. - QB, UT.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Lilly, E. - LB, ILL.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Meier, W. - QB, PUR.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Young, F. - FS, WKY.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Bowen, D. - WR, ODU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Sauer, P. - CB, ARMY.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Santos, F. - CB, EMU.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Hannah, D. - WR, OHIO.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Holland, D. - CB, BOISE.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Simpson, W. - QB, NEV.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Wells, C. - CB, WASH.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Gunderson, L. - WR, STAN.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Dickens, R. - DE, BAMA.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Ridenour, L. - WR, ARK.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Schiller, D. - CB, TROY.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Garcia, R. - QB, TXST.

Game Recaps for Week 12

Fighting Irish - 30, Panthers - 26
Scarlet Knights - 21, Black Knights - 13
Tigers - 50, Eagles - 10
Yellow Jackets - 45, Wolfpack - 7
Seminoles - 25, Hurricanes - 24
Blue Devils - 41, Cavaliers - 14
Golden Hurricane - 38, Pirates - 21
Cougars - 45, Tigers - 16
Mustangs - 47, Midshipmen - 45
Sooners - 48, Bears - 10
Horned Frogs - 29, Jayhawks - 20
Cowboys - 34, Cyclones - 30
Longhorns - 37, Mountaineers - 34
Hawkeyes - 20, Hoosiers - 13
Mean Green - 13, 49ers - 3
Bulldogs - 37, Owls - 20
Golden Panthers - 21, Blue Raiders - 19
Bobcats - 44, Huskies - 10
Zips - 20, Eagles - 16
Bulls - 34, Red Hawks - 23
Broncos - 62, Bulldogs - 41
Spartans - 34, Cowboys - 3
Aggies - 41, Rebels - 24
Wolf Pack - 49, Rainbow Warriors - 46
Huskies - 41, Sun Devils - 24
Buffaloes - 24, Trojans - 19
Cardinal - 41, Utes - 13
Volunteers - 31, Tigers - 21
Gators - 37, Rebels - 10
Warhawks - 50, Ragin' Cajuns - 3
Bobcats - 83, Trojans - 10
Quakers - 24, Eagles - 21
Boilermakers - 34, Golden Eagles - 17
Monarchs - 35, Vandals - 31
Cardinals - 52, Cougars - 27
Hilltoppers - 31, Rams - 17
Knights - 39, Green Wave - 22
Crimson Tide - 29, Broncos - 17
Tar Heels - 56, Bearcats - 47
Bulls - 48, Aggies - 3
Hokies - 27, Wildcats - 22
Razorbacks - 35, Terrapins - 33
Golden Gophers - 39, Minutemen - 22
Orange - 26, Bulldogs - 14
Cornhuskers - 54, Beavers - 48
Fighting Illini - 52, Cougars - 42
Cardinals - 37, Commodores - 34
Ducks - 28, Badgers - 23

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Takkarist Heller - LB

Good day football diehards. I am happy to deliver another round of analysis in this edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. For this installment, we will review Takkarist Heller, a young LB, from HERSHEY HS, PA. Heller is a 4 star recruit, ranked 95. Heller is 6' 2" tall, clocks in at 223 pounds and is 19 years old. OK, let us get down to brass tacks.

This young man can hold his own in the weight room. And he is strong enough to hold his own on the field as well. Knowledgeable of the game.

Teams are competing for the signature of the promising LB. It is going to be a hard decision to make, when the list of teams includes Takkarist Heller.

Heller has been open about not having any idea about what he might ultimately decide.

Week 12 Recruiting Update

140 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 5.
4 star players committed this week: 38.
3 star players committed this week: 93.
2 star players committed this week: 4.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

9 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Anthony Prater (a 5 star CB from SOAR CTR ranked at 3) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Mountain West was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 21.

Florida International Golden Panthers locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 9 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Melvin Hyland - DE. He is ranked at 2

Total Recruits committed this season is 471.

James Springer - T commits to Ohio State Buckeyes.

James Springer has committed to the Buckeyes.
Springer is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the T from REYNOLDS HIGH.

Springer was also pursued by Oklahoma Sooners, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Fresno State Bulldogs, Louisville Cardinals, Utah State Aggies, Rice Owls, Utah Utes, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Iowa Hawkeyes, Marshall Thundering Herd, Washington Huskies, Colorado State Rams, South Carolina Gamecocks, Clemson Tigers, Arizona State Sun Devils, Tennessee Volunteers, Nevada Wolf Pack, Oregon State Beavers, Colorado Buffaloes, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Auburn Tigers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Missouri Tigers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, West Virginia Mountaineers, Ole Miss Rebels, and Ball State Cardinals.

Anthony Prater - CB commits to Oklahoma Sooners.

Anthony Prater has committed to the Sooners.
Prater is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the CB from SOAR CTR.

Prater was also pursued by Ohio State Buckeyes, Houston Cougars, BYU Cougars, Colorado State Rams, Connecticut Huskies, Arizona State Sun Devils, Tennessee Volunteers, Louisville Cardinals, Rice Owls, Utah Utes, Iowa Hawkeyes, Marshall Thundering Herd, Texas Longhorns, TCU Horned Frogs, Pittsburgh Panthers, Northwestern Wildcats, South Carolina Gamecocks, Clemson Tigers, Utah State Aggies, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Maryland Terrapins, Vanderbilt Commodores, Michigan Wolverines, Penn State Nittany Lions, Kansas State Wildcats, Navy Midshipmen, Nevada Wolf Pack, Oregon Ducks, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Bowling Green Falcons, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Alabama Crimson Tide, Mississippi State Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, West Virginia Mountaineers, Ole Miss Rebels, Washington Huskies, and Boise State Broncos.

League News: Big boys shows the way for the Bulldogs.

The guys in the offensive trenches from Bulldogs are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 30 sacks in 11 games while collecting 553 pancakes.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 12

Gains:
Air Force Falcons beat the Nevada Wolf Pack : Prestige bonus + 0,2

Losses:
Nevada Wolf Pack failed miserably against the Air Force Falcons : Prestige loss - 0,2

Penn Quakers resigns Tracy Kong as HeadCoach

The Quakers have announced that they have given Tracy Kong a new contract. Kong will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 7 years earning 10,5 million per year.

Air Force Falcons Catch the Nevada Wolf Pack by surprise!

The Air Force Falcons surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against Nevada Wolf Pack.
The Wolf Pack never manage to take control of the game, while the Falcons kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Wolf Pack players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the Falcons fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.

New Mexico State Aggies resigns Michael Ballard as HeadCoach

The Aggies have announced that they have given Michael Ballard a new contract. Ballard will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 4 million per year.

Texas A&M Aggies resigns Timothy Nielsen as HeadCoach

The Aggies have announced that they have given Timothy Nielsen a new contract. Nielsen will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 2 years earning 8,5 million per year.

Eastern Michigan Eagles resigns Robert Jacques as OffensiveCoordinator

The Eagles have announced that they have given Robert Jacques a new contract. Jacques will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 2 million per year.

Texas Longhorns resigns Floyd Mcelroy as OffensiveCoordinator

The Longhorns have announced that they have given Floyd Mcelroy a new contract. Mcelroy will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3,5 million per year.

Hurricanes becoming the Ison Show?

An individual with connections in the Hurricanes' locker room says that Joseph Ison - CB is making weird demands again. Ison is known inside the facility to be a bit of a diva. Teammates are getting tired of him demanding more from them than he does of himself.

Miami (FL) Hurricanes prestige penalty - 0.05

Week 11: RB Cedric Webber (BYU) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Webber's 30 att, 176 yds, 5 TD, 4 rec, 22 yds, 1 TD performance against the UNLV Rebels. Webber was signed 1 years ago.

Webber now has 950 Rushing Yards and 7 Touchdowns for the season.

BYU Cougars prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 11: DE Renaldo Johnson (WASH) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Renaldo Johnson of the Washington Huskies has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Johnson finished with 2 Tck, 1 Sck, 1 FR.

Washington Huskies prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 11 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Paquette, A. - CB, CLEM.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Terrell, M. - WR, CLEM.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Hernandez, C. - FS, CIN.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Kozak, S. - QB, USF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Barela, G. - CB, BAYLOR.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Driscoll, J. - WR, KSU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Call, E. - CB, MD.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Wills, J. - QB, MSU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Wood, J. - DE, UNT.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Bingham, J. - QB, MT.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Magnuson, W. - CB, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Greathouse, R. - SS, MIAOH.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Milner, S. - WR, BGSU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Pritchard, F. - DE, HAW.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Sun, E. - WR, CSU.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Johnson, R. - DE, WASH.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Pounds, A. - RB, AZST.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Schaefer, T. - CB, MSST.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Oliver, J. - QB, UGA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Peralta, J. - LB, SAL.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Close, J. - WR, ARST.

Game Recaps for Week 11

Wolverines - 41, Fighting Irish - 10
Mean Green - 31, Black Knights - 28
Cougars - 64, Rebels - 6
Minutemen - 54, Bulls - 28
Seminoles - 30, Eagles - 13
Tigers - 52, Orange - 14
Wolfpack - 20, Demon Deacons - 17
Cardinals - 52, Cavaliers - 10
Tar Heels - 51, Hokies - 16
Blue Devils - 42, Hurricanes - 40
Bulls - 42, Pirates - 36
Bearcats - 41, Owls - 24
Midshipmen - 37, Cougars - 31
Knights - 40, Tigers - 21
Huskies - 45, Mustangs - 40
Wildcats - 43, Cowboys - 36
Bears - 48, Longhorns - 38
Red Raiders - 28, Horned Frogs - 13
Cyclones - 23, Mountaineers - 16
Spartans - 63, Scarlet Knights - 42
Fighting Illini - 35, Cornhuskers - 28
Hawkeyes - 24, Wildcats - 12
Owls - 30, Golden Panthers - 27
Golden Eagles - 58, Miners - 45
Bulldogs - 55, Roadrunners - 3
Owls - 27, Thundering Herd - 13
Blue Raiders - 48, Monarchs - 45
Rockets - 17, Huskies - 16
Falcons - 30, Cardinals - 27
Chippewas - 20, Golden Flashes - 10
Zips - 22, Broncos - 3
Bobcats - 19, Red Hawks - 13
Broncos - 24, Rainbow Warriors - 16
Spartans - 28, Aggies - 27
Falcons - 38, Wolf Pack - 30
Rams - 43, Aztecs - 26
Wildcats - 31, Cougars - 23
Ducks - 40, Sun Devils - 34
Buffaloes - 22, Cardinal - 14
Trojans - 17, Utes - 9
Bulldogs - 46, Wildcats - 41
Bulldogs - 45, Tigers - 37
Gamecocks - 37, Gators - 34
Red Wolves - 38, Warhawks - 27
Bobcats - 38, Vandals - 21
Aggies - 17, Eagles - 9
Mountaineers - 33, Jaguars - 23
Golden Bears - 40, Lobos - 16
Tigers - 36, 49ers - 31
Terrapins - 45, Huskies - 24
Golden Hurricane - 19, Rebels - 16
Tigers - 34, Bruins - 31
Buckeyes - 38, Beavers - 7

Week 11: CB Alfredo Ferrer (CAL) has suffered a major injury!

The California Golden Bears' CB Alfredo Ferrer has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 11: T Sean McClinton (OKST) has suffered a major injury!

The Oklahoma State Cowboys' T Sean McClinton has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Douglas Shumaker - LB

Good day football lovers, happy you are here for a brand new edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In today's report, we will review Douglas Shumaker, a LB, graduating from WESTFORD ACADEMY, MA. Shumaker is ranked as a 4 star player, and 84 overall. The 18 year old Shumaker, weighs 229 pounds and is 6' 3" tall. Alright! Moving on to the interesting parts.

The muscles on this kid allows him to shed blocks and keep contain. Offenses will need to keep tabs on him. He will close down fairly quickly if left unblocked.

His high school confirmed that South Carolina Gamecocks, Vanderbilt Commodores, Oregon Ducks, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Washington Huskies, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Louisville Cardinals, Penn Quakers, West Virginia Mountaineers, Indiana Hoosiers, Kansas State Wildcats, Boise State Broncos, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, North Carolina Tar Heels, Marshall Thundering Herd, have all been in contact with his coaches, asking about him.

Persons close to Shumaker are certain he will commit to the Penn Quakers.

Week 11 Recruiting Update

82 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 7.
4 star players committed this week: 26.
3 star players committed this week: 49.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

16 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Randy Blakely (a 5 star SS from GULF HS ranked at 1) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Big 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 13.

Miami (FL) Hurricanes locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 4 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Melvin Hyland - DE. He is ranked at 2

Total Recruits committed this season is 331.

Randy Blakely - SS commits to Oklahoma Sooners.

Randy Blakely has committed to the Sooners.
Blakely is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the SS from GULF HS.

Blakely was also pursued by Florida State Seminoles, Ohio State Buckeyes, South Florida Bulls, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Nevada Wolf Pack, Northwestern Wildcats, Colorado Buffaloes, Alabama Crimson Tide, BYU Cougars, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ole Miss Rebels, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Oregon State Beavers, Virginia Tech Hokies, Navy Midshipmen, Colorado State Rams, Purdue Boilermakers, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, South Carolina Gamecocks, Utah Utes, Utah State Aggies, Arizona State Sun Devils, Maryland Terrapins, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Ball State Cardinals, Florida Atlantic Owls, Iowa Hawkeyes, Cincinnati Bearcats, Penn State Nittany Lions, and Penn Quakers.

Lacy Levin - TE commits to Cincinnati Bearcats.

Lacy Levin has committed to the Bearcats.
Levin is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the TE from NEWTON NORTH HIGH.

Levin was also pursued by Purdue Boilermakers, Ohio State Buckeyes, Oklahoma Sooners, Georgia Bulldogs, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Vanderbilt Commodores, Northwestern Wildcats, BYU Cougars, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Colorado State Rams, Oregon State Beavers, Ball State Cardinals, LSU Tigers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Colorado Buffaloes, Arizona State Sun Devils, Utah State Aggies, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Clemson Tigers, Navy Midshipmen, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Oregon Ducks, Pittsburgh Panthers, Virginia Cavaliers, Duke Blue Devils, Penn Quakers, Auburn Tigers, and West Virginia Mountaineers.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 11

Gains:
Massachusetts Minutemen played as equals to the Bowling Green Falcons : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Florida International Golden Panthers beat the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : Prestige bonus + 0,2
Charlotte 49ers pull off a win against the Marshall Thundering Herd : Prestige bonus + 0,2
Troy Trojans was not outmatched by the Georgia Southern Eagles : Prestige bonus + 0,1

Losses:
Bowling Green Falcons were evenly matched against the way inferior Massachusetts Minutemen : Prestige loss - 0,2
Connecticut Huskies got humiliated by the Houston Cougars : Prestige loss - 0,05
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers failed miserably against the Florida International Golden Panthers : Prestige loss - 0,2
Marshall Thundering Herd could not even win against the Charlotte 49ers : Prestige loss - 0,2
Georgia Southern Eagles were made look all too human by the Troy Trojans : Prestige loss - 0,2

Changes:
Bowling Green Falcons decrease to 77 prestige.
Charlotte 49ers increase to 39 prestige.
Marshall Thundering Herd decrease to 65 prestige.

Conference USA News: Top receiver trio?

The Monarchs trio of David Bowen - WR, Ronald Posey - WR and Derek Myers - FB are currently the leading trio of pass catchers in the league, with 29 receiving touchdowns between the three.

Florida International Golden Panthers surprise everyone!

The Florida International Golden Panthers fans are celebrating after the Golden Panthers took down the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers.
In a superb effort the Golden Panthers kept at it, and brought home the win. The Hilltoppers are widely considered to be the better of the two programs, but with the Golden Panthers winning the fans are hoping that the Golden Panthers will soon be able to dance with the big boys.

Charlotte 49ers take home the upset victory!

With an outstanding performance the Charlotte 49ers pull off the upset against Marshall Thundering Herd.
Everyone had expected the Marshall Thundering Herd to get an easy win at home against the Charlotte 49ers. The 49ers however, thought differently. Blowing a must win game will surely put a dent in the Thundering Herd confidence.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish fire James Harris!

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have announced that James Harris will no longer be their Head Coach. Instead they have promoted their Marc Linn. Everyone knew the season was lost at this point, but the Notre Dame Fighting Irish apparently wanted to get a head start on changing the atmosphere.

BYU Cougars resigns Robert Greenlee as HeadCoach

The Cougars have announced that they have given Robert Greenlee a new contract. Greenlee will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 9 million per year.

Michigan Wolverines resigns Nicky Comstock as DefensiveCoordinator

The Wolverines have announced that they have given Nicky Comstock a new contract. Comstock will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3 million per year.

Week 10: RB Eugene Randle (OSU) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 10's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Eugene Randle. His 16 att, 155 yds, 1 TD, 3 rec, 137 yds, 3 TD performance stood out in the 55 to 40 victory for the Ohio State Buckeyes.

The gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 1097 Yards and 8 Touchdowns for the season.

Ohio State Buckeyes prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 10: FS Drew Hatfield (OHIO) wins Defensive Player of the Week

FS Drew Hatfield of the Ohio Bobcats has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Hatfield finished with 4 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD, 1 FR.

Ohio Bobcats prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 10 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Goldsmith, A. - CB, LVILLE.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Holland, E. - QB, DUKE.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Kolb, P. - SS, ECAR.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Pena, J. - QB, HOU.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Kellogg, J. - CB, WVU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Keefer, L. - RB, TCU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Sharp, S. - CB, RUT.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Randle, E. - RB, OSU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Bello, A. - FS, FAU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Reed, J. - WR, RICE.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Williams, A. - LB, UMASS.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Hatfield, D. - FS, OHIO.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Pettit, R. - QB, BALL.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Reyes, T. - FS, UTST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Brown, J. - QB, BOISE.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Wilt, J. - FS, STAN.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Harper, D. - WR, COL.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Schroeder, W. - CB, LSU.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Chew, R. - WR, BAMA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Sellers, P. - DE, APP.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Schumacher, S. - QB, PENN.

Game Recaps for Week 10

Cardinal - 48, Fighting Irish - 7
Owls - 41, Black Knights - 16
Cougars - 31, Aggies - 30
Falcons - 20, Minutemen - 17
Wolfpack - 19, Eagles - 17
Cardinals - 45, Seminoles - 28
Tigers - 41, Demon Deacons - 16
Hokies - 52, Orange - 17
Tar Heels - 42, Blue Devils - 41
Panthers - 33, Yellow Jackets - 27
Pirates - 40, Owls - 13
Bulls - 38, Midshipmen - 35
Knights - 45, Golden Hurricane - 17
Bearcats - 28, Tigers - 21
Cougars - 69, Huskies - 30
Green Wave - 31, Mustangs - 20
Sooners - 37, Red Raiders - 24
Wildcats - 38, Mountaineers - 33
Cowboys - 28, Jayhawks - 7
Horned Frogs - 57, Bears - 54
Terrapins - 45, Wolverines - 40
Scarlet Knights - 34, Hoosiers - 20
Buckeyes - 55, Fighting Illini - 40
Spartans - 41, Badgers - 23
Hawkeyes - 35, Cornhuskers - 33
Boilermakers - 31, Nittany Lions - 14
Monarchs - 39, Owls - 34
Golden Panthers - 37, Hilltoppers - 13
Roadrunners - 27, Golden Eagles - 16
49ers - 27, Thundering Herd - 24
Mean Green - 27, Miners - 17
Huskies - 31, Cardinals - 24
Eagles - 21, Rockets - 13
Bobcats - 37, Chippewas - 27
Golden Flashes - 24, Zips - 19
Broncos - 25, Red Hawks - 10
Broncos - 41, Cowboys - 19
Lobos - 34, Falcons - 24
Wolf Pack - 23, Rams - 20
Aztecs - 25, Bulldogs - 24
Huskies - 17, Beavers - 6
Golden Bears - 35, Trojans - 28
Buffaloes - 42, Bruins - 34
Wildcats - 37, Ducks - 34
Tigers - 31, Aggies - 28
Tigers - 41, Bulldogs - 31
Crimson Tide - 27, Rebels - 20
Bulldogs - 52, Razorbacks - 7
Gamecocks - 33, Wildcats - 31
Tigers - 44, Commodores - 34
Mountaineers - 45, Vandals - 13
Red Wolves - 40, Ragin' Cajuns - 7
Warhawks - 36, Jaguars - 10
Quakers - 42, Bobcats - 16
Eagles - 21, Trojans - 13
Volunteers - 38, Cavaliers - 37

Week 10: LB Sammy Slagle (WVU) has suffered a major injury!

The West Virginia Mountaineers' LB Sammy Slagle has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).

Week 10: RB Frank Becerra (VT) has suffered a major injury!

The Virginia Tech Hokies' RB Frank Becerra has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 10 Recruiting Update

74 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 2.
4 star players committed this week: 32.
3 star players committed this week: 39.
2 star players committed this week: 1.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

17 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Rodney Morales (a 5 star LB from SOUTHWEST SENIOR HIGH ranked at 14) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Pacific 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 15.

Stanford Cardinal locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 249.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 10

Gains:
Kansas Jayhawks played well against the Oklahoma Sooners : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Florida Atlantic Owls vastly outscored the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : Prestige bonus + 0,05
Kent State Golden Flashes did not get blown out by the Bowling Green Falcons : Prestige bonus + 0,1

Losses:
Oklahoma Sooners had their shortcomings exposed by the Kansas Jayhawks : Prestige loss - 0,2
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers was walked all over by the Florida Atlantic Owls : Prestige loss - 0,1
Bowling Green Falcons were evenly matched against the way inferior Kent State Golden Flashes : Prestige loss - 0,2

Big 10 News: Big boys shows the way for the Buckeyes.

The big boys from Buckeyes are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 11 sacks in 8 games while collecting 415 pancakes.

Vanderbilt Commodores resigns Ralph Ochs as HeadCoach

The Commodores have announced that they have given Ralph Ochs a new contract. Ochs will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 5 years earning 7,5 million per year.

California Golden Bears resigns Grant Conklin as OffensiveCoordinator

The Golden Bears have announced that they have given Grant Conklin a new contract. Conklin will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 5,5 million per year.

California Golden Bears resigns Charles Huddleston as HeadCoach

The Golden Bears have announced that they have given Charles Huddleston a new contract. Huddleston will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 5,5 million per year.

Stanford Cardinal resigns Chad Spriggs as OffensiveCoordinator

The Cardinal have announced that they have given Chad Spriggs a new contract. Spriggs will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 9 million per year.

Baylor Bears resigns Mitchell Fitzgerald as DefensiveCoordinator

The Bears have announced that they have given Mitchell Fitzgerald a new contract. Fitzgerald will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 4,5 million per year.

Syracuse Orange resigns William Harris as DefensiveCoordinator

The Orange have announced that they have given William Harris a new contract. Harris will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 3 years earning 2 million per year.

Week 9: QB David Casey (UT) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced Texas Longhorns quarterback David Casey has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Longhorns defeated the Oklahoma State Cowboys, 56 to 17. Casey did his part, throwing 6 touchdowns, completing 21 of 33 passes for 444 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 24 to 8, and a passer rating of 133,4.

Texas Longhorns prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 9: DE Ruben Harris (TTU) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Ruben Harris of the Texas Tech Red Raiders has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Harris finished with 3 Tck, 2 Sck.

Texas Tech Red Raiders prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 9 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Keith, F. - LB, LVILLE.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Jarrett, R. - QB, UNC.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Atwell, R. - DE, TUL.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Starkey, R. - RB, NAVY.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Harris, R. - DE, TTU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Casey, D. - QB, UT.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Sallee, G. - FS, PUR.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Maddox, R. - QB, IU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Miller, B. - CB, FAU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Little, W. - QB, ODU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Steed, B. - DT, ND.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Griggs, T. - QB, UMASS.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Cromer, B. - FS, BGSU.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Hitt, J. - QB, WMU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Bourne, J. - CB, NEV.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Mcfarlane, B. - RB, NEV.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Orozco, H. - CB, UTAH.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Donald, R. - WR, CAL.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Slagle, R. - LB, MISS.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Williamson, J. - QB, SCAR.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Shook, L. - DE, IDAHO.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Mendoza, I. - QB, APP.

Game Recaps for Week 9

Midshipmen - 48, Fighting Irish - 34
Minutemen - 30, Zips - 20
Orange - 27, Eagles - 20
Cardinals - 59, Tigers - 27
Seminoles - 27, Demon Deacons - 17
Yellow Jackets - 53, Cavaliers - 24
Tar Heels - 54, Hurricanes - 37
Blue Devils - 55, Hokies - 21
Owls - 30, Golden Hurricane - 6
Knights - 51, Bulls - 45
Bearcats - 44, Huskies - 21
Green Wave - 27, Tigers - 13
Sooners - 40, Jayhawks - 37
Red Raiders - 48, Mountaineers - 27
Bears - 21, Wildcats - 17
Horned Frogs - 27, Cyclones - 13
Longhorns - 56, Cowboys - 17
Spartans - 54, Terrapins - 37
Wolverines - 38, Hoosiers - 34
Nittany Lions - 30, Buckeyes - 23
Badgers - 27, Wildcats - 24
Cornhuskers - 38, Golden Gophers - 19
Boilermakers - 34, Fighting Illini - 10
Owls - 45, Hilltoppers - 3
Golden Panthers - 41, 49ers - 10
Golden Eagles - 26, Owls - 16
Thundering Herd - 39, Miners - 34
Monarchs - 47, Roadrunners - 30
Bulldogs - 36, Blue Raiders - 28
Eagles - 31, Huskies - 24
Red Hawks - 23, Chippewas - 22
Broncos - 45, Rockets - 28
Bulls - 38, Cardinals - 20
Falcons - 28, Golden Flashes - 25
Falcons - 27, Cowboys - 24
Aggies - 29, Broncos - 20
Rams - 23, Lobos - 9
Bulldogs - 34, Rebels - 20
Wolf Pack - 52, Spartans - 42
Aztecs - 38, Rainbow Warriors - 20
Utes - 48, Ducks - 13
Golden Bears - 34, Cougars - 23
Huskies - 29, Cardinal - 27
Bruins - 21, Sun Devils - 20
Buffaloes - 34, Beavers - 0
Aggies - 44, Tigers - 17
Razorbacks - 28, Bulldogs - 21
Rebels - 21, Tigers - 16
Gamecocks - 52, Crimson Tide - 38
Bulldogs - 21, Volunteers - 17
Commodores - 34, Wildcats - 31
Gators - 24, Tigers - 14
Quakers - 33, Ragin' Cajuns - 20
Aggies - 31, Jaguars - 10
Eagles - 30, Vandals - 17
Red Wolves - 78, Trojans - 3
Mountaineers - 37, Bobcats - 30

Week 9: G Jamie Mcdermott (MSST) has suffered a major injury!

The Mississippi State Bulldogs' G Jamie Mcdermott has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Peter Holland - LB

Greetings lovers of all things recruiting. It is time for another edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In today's report, I present Peter Holland. Holland is a talented LB, from HART COUNTY HS, GA. His ranking of 69 nationally, makes Holland a 4 star recruit. Holland is 18 years old, weighs 245 pounds and is 6' 6" tall. Alright, let us get down to business!

Known among his teammates as a bit of a goofball, but never in a bad way. The kind that keeps spirits high even when a season goes south. Tackles with good technique. Closing speed good enough to get to the Quarterback often. And good enough to cover Tigh Ends and slower Wide Receivers. He was one of the smarter football players at his high school.

Peter Holland has a received a lot of attention from recruiters. Oklahoma State Cowboys, BYU Cougars, Colorado State Rams, East Carolina Pirates, Louisville Cardinals, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Oregon Ducks, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Washington Huskies, North Texas Mean Green, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Central Florida Knights, Colorado Buffaloes, SMU Mustangs have all been in contact with Holland.

The fans of BYU Cougars were psyched to see him post a picture of himself wearing their jersey on social media. However, rumours as to any final decision were quickly swatted once he announced that he had owned that jersey for years. Still, it is hard to believe there was not a grain of intent in there.

Week 9 Recruiting Update

52 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 5.
4 star players committed this week: 13.
3 star players committed this week: 31.
2 star players committed this week: 3.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

9 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Kevin Hammond (a 5 star RB from MARIETTA HS ranked at 12) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Southeastern was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 12.

Arizona Wildcats locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 4 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 175.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 9

Gains:
Charlotte 49ers played well against the Florida Atlantic Owls : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Vanderbilt Commodores vastly outscored the Florida Gators : Prestige bonus + 0,15
New Mexico State Aggies beat the Penn Quakers : Prestige bonus + 0,3

Losses:
Ohio State Buckeyes got humiliated by the Maryland Terrapins : Prestige loss - 0,05
LSU Tigers got humiliated by the Alabama Crimson Tide : Prestige loss - 0,05
Florida Gators was walked all over by the Vanderbilt Commodores : Prestige loss - 0,2
Penn Quakers surprisingly lost to the New Mexico State Aggies : Prestige loss - 0,4

American Athletic News: Defense dominates for Knights.

The Knights defensive line is victimizing opposing offenses so far this season with a total of 18 sacks, 8 forced fumbles and 79 tackles in 8 games.

New Mexico State Aggies upset the Penn Quakers!

The New Mexico State Aggies have managed an unlikely win against Penn Quakers.
The Quakers appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Aggies kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Quakers to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Aggies fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.

Georgia Bulldogs resigns William Bostic as OffensiveCoordinator

The Bulldogs have announced that they have given William Bostic a new contract. Bostic will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 7,5 million per year.

Utah State Aggies resigns Robert Ryan as DefensiveCoordinator

The Aggies have announced that they have given Robert Ryan a new contract. Ryan will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 2 million per year.

Utah State Aggies resigns Jim Hannah as HeadCoach

The Aggies have announced that they have given Jim Hannah a new contract. Hannah will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 6 years earning 7 million per year.

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs resigns Isiah Kish as OffensiveCoordinator

The Bulldogs have announced that they have given Isiah Kish a new contract. Kish will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 3 years earning 5,5 million per year.

Purdue Boilermakers resigns Buford Hilliard as OffensiveCoordinator

The Boilermakers have announced that they have given Buford Hilliard a new contract. Hilliard will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 9,5 million per year.

Michigan Wolverines resigns Martin Flores as OffensiveCoordinator

The Wolverines have announced that they have given Martin Flores a new contract. Flores will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3,5 million per year.

Kansas State Wildcats resigns Andrew Scanlon as HeadCoach

The Wildcats have announced that they have given Andrew Scanlon a new contract. Scanlon will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 8 million per year.

Pittsburgh Panthers resigns Robert Allan as DefensiveCoordinator

The Panthers have announced that they have given Robert Allan a new contract. Allan will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 2,5 million per year.

Week 8: RB Rolf Feeney (UNLV) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Feeney's 40 att, 181 yds, 3 TD, 4 rec, 27 yds, 2 TD performance against the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. Feeney was signed 3 years ago.

Feeney now has 539 Rushing Yards and 8 Touchdowns for the season.

UNLV Rebels prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 8: CB John Echols (MSU) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Echols's ball hawking ability was on display in the Spartans 40-7 game with the Indiana Hoosiers. He finished with 7 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

"John has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Spartans Defensive Coordinator

Michigan State Spartans prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 8 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Armstead, J. - FS, NCST.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Meyer, A. - QB, LVILLE.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Fredericks, S. - CB, ECAR.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Fairley, C. - WR, ECAR.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Griswold, C. - DE, OKST.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Gonzalez, K. - QB, TTU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Echols, J. - CB, MSU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Beaty, A. - QB, MD.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Peoples, S. - CB, SMISS.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Little, W. - QB, ODU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Mead, M. - CB, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Taylor, C. - FS, BALL.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Hamby, A. - WR, CMU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Martin, T. - DE, CSU.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Feeney, R. - RB, UNLV.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Martinez, R. - DE, UCLA.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Wentz, M. - WR, ORST.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Abraham, C. - LB, SCAR.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Oliver, J. - QB, UGA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Coppola, C. - SS, NMST.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Schumacher, S. - QB, PENN.

Game Recaps for Week 8

Cougars - 25, Utes - 23
Golden Panthers - 23, Minutemen - 17
Yellow Jackets - 33, Eagles - 17
Orange - 44, Demon Deacons - 22
Cardinals - 41, Wolfpack - 35
Cavaliers - 28, Hokies - 17
Panthers - 35, Hurricanes - 27
Tar Heels - 38, Tigers - 37
Bulls - 34, Huskies - 16
Owls - 23, Green Wave - 17
Knights - 45, Mustangs - 17
Pirates - 49, Bearcats - 14
Tigers - 24, Midshipmen - 20
Sooners - 35, Horned Frogs - 13
Cowboys - 34, Mountaineers - 20
Red Raiders - 41, Longhorns - 24
Wildcats - 38, Cyclones - 14
Bears - 44, Jayhawks - 7
Spartans - 40, Hoosiers - 7
Terrapins - 47, Buckeyes - 10
Wolverines - 41, Nittany Lions - 35
Wildcats - 34, Golden Gophers - 12
Boilermakers - 45, Cornhuskers - 38
Hawkeyes - 27, Badgers - 7
Owls - 28, 49ers - 27
Hilltoppers - 31, Miners - 13
Blue Raiders - 29, Golden Eagles - 26
Monarchs - 55, Thundering Herd - 24
Owls - 22, Roadrunners - 21
Mean Green - 34, Bulldogs - 7
Cardinals - 31, Broncos - 27
Eagles - 33, Bobcats - 17
Chippewas - 27, Rockets - 24
Bulls - 19, Golden Flashes - 16
Zips - 34, Falcons - 10
Broncos - 42, Rams - 35
Falcons - 66, Spartans - 52
Aggies - 24, Aztecs - 14
Lobos - 35, Cowboys - 24
Rebels - 45, Rainbow Warriors - 31
Wolf Pack - 45, Bulldogs - 42
Golden Bears - 22, Cardinal - 18
Beavers - 36, Cougars - 27
Sun Devils - 23, Trojans - 21
Wildcats - 19, Bruins - 15
Crimson Tide - 41, Tigers - 0
Tigers - 50, Razorbacks - 40
Aggies - 40, Rebels - 30
Gamecocks - 43, Volunteers - 27
Commodores - 42, Gators - 6
Bulldogs - 42, Wildcats - 31
Aggies - 42, Quakers - 39
Warhawks - 43, Trojans - 6
Bobcats - 39, Jaguars - 21
Vandals - 19, Ragin' Cajuns - 17
Eagles - 37, Red Wolves - 16
Fighting Illini - 56, Bulldogs - 27

Week 8: TE David Hutson (BAYLOR) has suffered a major injury!

The Baylor Bears' TE David Hutson has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 8: G William Simon (ILL) has suffered a major injury!

The Illinois Fighting Illini' G William Simon has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Andrew Liles - FS

Good day football wonks, I am excited to give you more Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this issue of Recruiting Watch, I look at Andrew Liles, a FS, from THEODORE ROOSEVELT HS, IN. Liles is a 4 star player, ranked 51. Liles is 5' 10" tall, clocks in at 180 pounds and is 18 years old. Moving on to his report card, here is what we have learned:

A real leader! He has more than enough speed to keep up with most receivers. Pretty good tackling fundamentals. That is something coaches love. Fast learner.

As one of the better FS coming out of high school this year, it is no surprise that Andrew Liles has is being courted by several programs. Local news report that at least these teams have shown interest in bringing him into their program: Purdue Boilermakers, Connecticut Huskies, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Michigan State Spartans, Colorado State Rams, East Carolina Pirates, Louisville Cardinals, Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Memphis Tigers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Oregon State Beavers, Central Michigan Chippewas, Boston College Eagles, SMU Mustangs, Western Michigan Broncos, Vanderbilt Commodores, Northern Illinois Huskies, Indiana Hoosiers, Arizona State Sun Devils.

The fans of Connecticut Huskies are surely hoping rumours are true, that their team is his favorite destination.

Week 8 Recruiting Update

44 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 4.
4 star players committed this week: 19.
3 star players committed this week: 19.
2 star players committed this week: 2.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

13 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Raymond Stewart (a 5 star T from HENRY COUNTY HS ranked at 10) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Big 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 10.

Baylor Bears locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 4 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 123.

Raymond Stewart - T commits to Oklahoma Sooners.

Raymond Stewart has committed to the Sooners.
Stewart is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the T from HENRY COUNTY HS.

Stewart was also pursued by Ohio State Buckeyes, South Carolina Gamecocks, Utah Utes, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Ole Miss Rebels, Penn State Nittany Lions, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Oregon State Beavers, Iowa Hawkeyes, Missouri Tigers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Clemson Tigers, Colorado State Rams, Louisville Cardinals, Maryland Terrapins, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, Arizona State Sun Devils, Tennessee Volunteers, Colorado Buffaloes, Utah State Aggies, Pittsburgh Panthers, Ball State Cardinals, Marshall Thundering Herd, West Virginia Mountaineers, Auburn Tigers, and Western Kentucky Hilltoppers.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 8

Gains:
Old Dominion Monarchs stood firm against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Ohio Bobcats upset the Bowling Green Falcons : Prestige bonus + 0,3
Air Force Falcons played as equals to the Utah State Aggies : Prestige bonus + 0,1

Losses:
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers were made look all too human by the Old Dominion Monarchs : Prestige loss - 0,2
Bowling Green Falcons could not even win against the Ohio Bobcats : Prestige loss - 0,4

Changes:
Ohio Bobcats increase to 42 prestige.

Pacific 12 News: Big boys shows the way for the Huskies.

The big men from Huskies are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 1 sacks in 7 games while collecting 236 pancakes.

Ohio Bobcats Catch the Bowling Green Falcons by surprise!

With an outstanding performance the Ohio Bobcats pull off the upset against Bowling Green Falcons.
Everyone had expected the Bowling Green Falcons to get an easy win at home against the Ohio Bobcats. The Bobcats however, thought differently. Blowing a must win game will surely put a dent in the Falcons confidence.

Texas A&M Aggies resigns Thomas Morris as DefensiveCoordinator

The Aggies have announced that they have given Thomas Morris a new contract. Morris will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 7 years earning 3,5 million per year.

Boise State Broncos resigns James Slone as HeadCoach

The Broncos have announced that they have given James Slone a new contract. Slone will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 8 million per year.

Ball State Cardinals resigns Johnny Tyler as DefensiveCoordinator

The Cardinals have announced that they have given Johnny Tyler a new contract. Tyler will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3,5 million per year.

Texas Tech Red Raiders fire their defensive coordinator Fultz go.

John Fultz will no longer serve as defensive coordinator for the Texas Tech Red Raiders, the team announced via their website. The role of defensive coordinator will be filled for the reast of the season by Kevin Sparks. The team has been atrocious this season, so everyone was expecting a shake up on the staff.

Houston Cougars resigns Jayson Dowling as DefensiveCoordinator

The Cougars have announced that they have given Jayson Dowling a new contract. Dowling will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 4 million per year.

Connecticut Huskies resigns Moises Solis as DefensiveCoordinator

The Huskies have announced that they have given Moises Solis a new contract. Solis will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 8 million per year.

North Carolina State Wolfpack resigns Edward Huggins as HeadCoach

The Wolfpack have announced that they have given Edward Huggins a new contract. Huggins will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 5 years earning 5 million per year.

Clemson Tigers resigns Steven Vann as DefensiveCoordinator

The Tigers have announced that they have given Steven Vann a new contract. Vann will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 3,5 million per year.

Week 7: QB John Durbin (WKY) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers' John Durbin threw 4 touchdowns, completing 26 of 45 passes for 303 yards in the Hilltoppers victory over the Old Dominion Monarchs.

After being signed in 2050, season number 2 for Durbin, has seen some impressive numbers including 13 touchdown passes this season.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 7: CB Jason Bear (LATECH) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Bear's ball hawking ability was on display in the Bulldogs 62-3 game with the Texas-El Paso Miners. He finished with 5 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.

"Jason has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Bulldogs Defensive Coordinator

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 7 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Biggs, A. - CB, FSU.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Jarrett, R. - QB, UNC.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Riddick, J. - CB, USF.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Daigle, D. - QB, HOU.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Huston, L. - FS, KSU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Carrillo, C. - T, WVU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Powell, M. - FS, IU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Ellis, P. - T, OSU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Bear, J. - CB, LATECH.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Durbin, J. - QB, WKY.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Johnson, J. - CB, UMASS.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Blum, J. - CB, BUF.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Chavez, A. - QB, EMU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Rodrigues, B. - LB, FRES.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Brown, J. - QB, BOISE.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Myers, B. - CB, ARIZ.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Parsons, J. - RB, STAN.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Winters, M. - LB, TAMU.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Oliver, J. - QB, UGA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Leggett, G. - DE, ULM.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Gates, T. - QB, NMST.

Game Recaps for Week 7

Spartans - 49, Fighting Irish - 23
Cougars - 41, Minutemen - 30
Eagles - 30, Demon Deacons - 23
Orange - 27, Cardinals - 20
Seminoles - 34, Wolfpack - 24
Cavaliers - 64, Tar Heels - 49
Hokies - 37, Panthers - 34
Hurricanes - 42, Yellow Jackets - 28
Huskies - 41, Pirates - 13
Knights - 52, Owls - 34
Midshipmen - 27, Bearcats - 23
Bulls - 46, Green Wave - 17
Cougars - 45, Golden Hurricane - 24
Tigers - 41, Mustangs - 20
Sooners - 45, Wildcats - 23
Horned Frogs - 30, Mountaineers - 27
Jayhawks - 31, Red Raiders - 21
Cowboys - 38, Bears - 31
Longhorns - 35, Cyclones - 7
Hoosiers - 27, Buckeyes - 24
Wolverines - 24, Scarlet Knights - 20
Nittany Lions - 38, Cornhuskers - 17
Wildcats - 41, Terrapins - 30
Badgers - 40, Boilermakers - 13
Fighting Illini - 31, Golden Gophers - 24
Owls - 30, 49ers - 14
Bulldogs - 62, Miners - 3
Blue Raiders - 45, Owls - 35
Hilltoppers - 56, Monarchs - 54
Golden Eagles - 33, Mean Green - 13
Thundering Herd - 22, Roadrunners - 13
Huskies - 34, Broncos - 10
Eagles - 34, Bulls - 27
Cardinals - 30, Chippewas - 27
Bobcats - 33, Falcons - 26
Golden Flashes - 23, Rockets - 13
Cowboys - 30, Rams - 9
Broncos - 51, Aztecs - 17
Aggies - 36, Falcons - 34
Bulldogs - 48, Lobos - 0
Rainbow Warriors - 52, Spartans - 26
Wolf Pack - 27, Rebels - 14
Cardinal - 55, Cougars - 29
Beavers - 20, Trojans - 10
Golden Bears - 20, Ducks - 19
Huskies - 23, Bruins - 22
Wildcats - 23, Buffaloes - 17
Tigers - 38, Razorbacks - 32
Aggies - 38, Crimson Tide - 20
Bulldogs - 64, Tigers - 58
Volunteers - 34, Wildcats - 30
Bulldogs - 48, Gators - 26
Gamecocks - 38, Commodores - 30
Quakers - 41, Jaguars - 17
Ragin' Cajuns - 20, Mountaineers - 17
Aggies - 72, Trojans - 10
Vandals - 17, Warhawks - 0
Red Wolves - 37, Bobcats - 13

Week 7: T Louie Wallace (NM) has suffered a major injury!

The New Mexico Lobos' T Louie Wallace has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 7: DT Thomas Neill (MD) has suffered a major injury!

The Maryland Terrapins' DT Thomas Neill has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Wm Scherer - DE

Howdy football maniacs, I bring you to a brand new edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this edition, we will review Wm Scherer, DE, graduating from LAKE DALLAS HS, TX. His ranking of 45 nationally, makes Scherer a 4 star player. He is 6' 6" tall, weighs 263 pounds and is 19 years old. Here is the report, we have assembled on him:

His strength is a good platform for him, this factors in positively in his recruiting rank. More than enough speed for the position. This will become evident as he develops. He is smart, and plays with good instincts.

The teams interested in Wm Scherer include Houston Cougars, Baylor Bears, Michigan State Spartans, Oklahoma Sooners, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Marshall Thundering Herd, Alabama Crimson Tide, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, TCU Horned Frogs, Texas A&M Aggies, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado Buffaloes, Rice Owls, Oklahoma State Cowboys, SMU Mustangs, Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners, Central Michigan Chippewas, Oregon Ducks, North Texas Mean Green, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Oregon State Beavers. Wm Scherer admitted that it was a bit overwhelming, with teams tripping over each other to set up meetings with him.

Wm Scherer has made an effort to keep to himself, his deliberations about where to commit. Not even his closest friends know.

Week 7 Recruiting Update

27 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 15.
3 star players committed this week: 11.
2 star players committed this week: 1.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

2 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Eugene Copeland (a 4 star RB from NEWTON-CONOVER HIGH ranked at 53) who committed to Connecticut Huskies.

Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 5.

Temple Owls locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 3 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 79.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 7

Gains:
Iowa State Cyclones did good against the Baylor Bears : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Charlotte 49ers pull off a win against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : Prestige bonus + 0,3

Losses:
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers failed miserably against the Charlotte 49ers : Prestige loss - 0,4
Washington Huskies got trambled by the Oregon Ducks : Prestige loss - 0,05

Independents News: Cougars racking up yards!

The offense of the Cougars is throwing up some serious yardage on everybody this year, posting 2252 total yards and 148 points thus far in 6 games. Quarterback Stephen Barrow and receiver Stephen Bello have tag-teamed to the tune of 495 yards this season, while Running Back Cedric Webber - RB has juked, jived and steamrolled his way for 407. The hogs on the line have smashed opponents for 197 pancakes this season while surrendering only 0 quarterback sacks.

Charlotte 49ers pull off the upset!

With an outstanding effort the Charlotte 49ers pull off the upset against Western Kentucky Hilltoppers.
Everyone had expected the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers to handle the Charlotte 49ers with ease, but the 49ers just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Hilltoppers, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.

Week 6: RB Arnulfo Pounds (AZST) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The honor comes after Pounds's 21 att, 242 yds, 3 TD, 3 rec, 8 yds, 1 TD performance against the Washington State Cougars. Pounds was signed 4 years ago.

Pounds now has 583 Rushing Yards and 9 Touchdowns for the season.

Arizona State Sun Devils prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 6: CB Reggie Dean (TTU) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Reggie Dean of the Texas Tech Red Raiders has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Dean finished with 7 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

Texas Tech Red Raiders prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 6 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Miller, C. - LB, WF.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Dellinger, M. - QB, PITT.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Sturgis, R. - CB, UCF.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Brunson, G. - WR, UCF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Dean, R. - CB, TTU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Trapp, T. - WR, IAST.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Jackson, E. - DE, OSU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Hester, M. - WR, MSU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Staten, A. - FS, RICE.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Little, W. - QB, ODU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Smith, L. - FS, ARMY.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Titus, J. - RB, ARMY.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: King, R. - CB, EMU.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Rivera, T. - QB, BGSU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Hein, L. - CB, NM.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Golden, C. - RB, WYO.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Hanson, K. - CB, ARIZ.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Pounds, A. - RB, AZST.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Arroyo, H. - LB, TENN.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Schofield, M. - WR, TAMU.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Brown, B. - DE, NMST.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Downey, P. - RB, ULL.

Game Recaps for Week 6

Demon Deacons - 45, Black Knights - 24
Cougars - 13, Bruins - 10
Cardinals - 50, Eagles - 16
Panthers - 33, Wolfpack - 27
Orange - 24, Seminoles - 0
Tigers - 20, Cavaliers - 13
Blue Devils - 23, Yellow Jackets - 19
Hokies - 37, Hurricanes - 31
Huskies - 25, Green Wave - 22
Bulls - 47, Owls - 10
Knights - 55, Bearcats - 21
Tigers - 19, Pirates - 16
Midshipmen - 27, Golden Hurricane - 20
Sooners - 41, Mountaineers - 12
Longhorns - 34, Jayhawks - 27
Wildcats - 36, Horned Frogs - 33
Cowboys - 42, Red Raiders - 38
Bears - 40, Cyclones - 38
Hoosiers - 38, Fighting Illini - 35
Buckeyes - 46, Boilermakers - 21
Wolverines - 56, Spartans - 54
Wildcats - 24, Scarlet Knights - 17
Nittany Lions - 41, Terrapins - 17
Badgers - 55, Cornhuskers - 20
Hawkeyes - 24, Golden Gophers - 21
49ers - 13, Hilltoppers - 6
Bulldogs - 37, Golden Eagles - 24
Owls - 44, Thundering Herd - 41
Monarchs - 34, Golden Panthers - 6
Roadrunners - 27, Miners - 22
Blue Raiders - 30, Mean Green - 17
Bulls - 23, Broncos - 20
Cardinals - 34, Red Hawks - 31
Eagles - 41, Chippewas - 26
Huskies - 25, Golden Flashes - 20
Falcons - 48, Rockets - 10
Zips - 37, Bobcats - 30
Rams - 19, Rainbow Warriors - 13
Broncos - 35, Falcons - 10
Aggies - 30, Lobos - 20
Cowboys - 38, Rebels - 24
Bulldogs - 51, Spartans - 23
Trojans - 41, Cardinal - 35
Utes - 37, Golden Bears - 26
Wildcats - 30, Beavers - 26
Ducks - 46, Huskies - 10
Sun Devils - 51, Cougars - 17
Gamecocks - 31, Tigers - 17
Gators - 28, Crimson Tide - 10
Razorbacks - 38, Rebels - 10
Aggies - 45, Bulldogs - 38
Volunteers - 37, Tigers - 14
Bulldogs - 40, Commodores - 32
Wildcats - 27, Tigers - 13
Quakers - 24, Mountaineers - 21
Aggies - 40, Vandals - 20
Ragin' Cajuns - 66, Trojans - 7
Red Wolves - 27, Jaguars - 10
Bobcats - 31, Eagles - 30
Owls - 37, Mustangs - 17

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Gary Word - RB

Welcome followers of recruiting news. It is time for another edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this edition, I present to you a report card on Gary Word. Word is an interesting RB, coming out of GARLAND HS, TX. His ranking of 38 nationally, makes him a 5 star recruit. He is 6' 0" tall, weighs 205 pounds and is 19 years old. OK, let us get to it.

His love for winning leads him to push himself hard, setting an example for everyone. He will turn on a dime. Uses his strength to fend off tacklers with great success.

His high school confirmed that Baylor Bears, Michigan State Spartans, Oklahoma Sooners, Arizona State Sun Devils, Tennessee Volunteers, Nevada Wolf Pack, Oregon Ducks, Houston Cougars, TCU Horned Frogs, Texas Longhorns, Rice Owls, Iowa Hawkeyes, Arkansas Razorbacks, Oregon State Beavers, have all been in contact with his coaches, asking about him.

We simply do not know yet, which way Gary Word is leaning with his commitment. He has made an effort to keep the media in that dark on this.

Week 6 Recruiting Update

12 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 5.
3 star players committed this week: 5.
2 star players committed this week: 1.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

2 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Ellis Chitwood (a 5 star G from NORDONIA HS ranked at 13) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Big 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 4.

Texas Longhorns locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 2 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 52.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 6

Gains:
Central Florida Knights played with authority against the Connecticut Huskies : Prestige bonus + 0,05
Arizona Wildcats pull off a win against the USC Trojans : Prestige bonus + 0,2

Losses:
Connecticut Huskies were crushed by the Central Florida Knights : Prestige loss - 0,1
USC Trojans could not beat the Arizona Wildcats : Prestige loss - 0,2

Southeastern News: Defense dominates for Tigers.

The Tigers defensive line is ripping their enemies so far this season with a total of 19 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 43 tackles in 5 games.

Arizona Wildcats take home the upset victory!

The Arizona Wildcats fans are celebrating after the Wildcats took down the USC Trojans.
In a fantastic effort the Wildcats brought home the win against a superior opponent. The supporters of the Wildcats are taking the victory as evidence that the team is only a couple of seasons away from being a top program, if they can keep progressing and developing their program.

Week 5: QB Ricardo Jarrett (UNC) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced North Carolina Tar Heels quarterback Ricardo Jarrett has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Orange defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels, 63 to 60. Jarrett did his part, throwing 7 touchdowns, completing 30 of 45 passes for 662 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 18 to 3, and a passer rating of 169,9.

North Carolina Tar Heels prestige bonus + 0.05
North Carolina Tar Heels increase to 61 prestige.

Week 5: DE Marshall Bowers (AUB) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Bowers absolutely dominated in the Bulldogs 24-21 game with the Auburn Tigers. He finished with 3 Tck, 3 Sck.

Auburn Tigers prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 5 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Augustine, J. - FS, SYR.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Jarrett, R. - QB, UNC.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Lemons, J. - DE, CIN.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Kozak, S. - QB, USF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Peel, J. - DE, OU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Dillon, W. - QB, WVU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Fernandes, E. - LB, OSU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Dodson, B. - QB, NEB.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Burrow, R. - CB, MARS.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Little, W. - QB, ODU.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Najera, M. - DE, ARMY.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Erickson, R. - G, ARMY.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Wolford, C. - DE, MIAOH.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: King, R. - WR, BUF.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Bourne, J. - CB, NEV.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Reynolds, C. - RB, FRES.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Ferrer, A. - CB, CAL.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Powers, J. - QB, WASH.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Bowers, M. - DE, AUB.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Williamson, J. - QB, SCAR.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Numbers, B. - DE, ULL.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Taylor, V. - RB, PENN.

Game Recaps for Week 5

Eagles - 27, Fighting Irish - 20
Black Knights - 23, Owls - 16
Cougars - 30, Broncos - 7
Tigers - 37, Wolfpack - 34
Orange - 63, Tar Heels - 60
Seminoles - 29, Blue Devils - 27
Cardinals - 22, Demon Deacons - 3
Cavaliers - 23, Hurricanes - 10
Hokies - 27, Yellow Jackets - 3
Knights - 55, Huskies - 10
Bulls - 54, Mustangs - 17
Midshipmen - 24, Pirates - 13
Bearcats - 55, Cougars - 35
Green Wave - 29, Golden Hurricane - 17
Sooners - 24, Longhorns - 10
Mountaineers - 46, Bears - 24
Jayhawks - 31, Cyclones - 17
Wildcats - 45, Red Raiders - 17
Nittany Lions - 41, Hoosiers - 17
Buckeyes - 29, Scarlet Knights - 21
Spartans - 49, Golden Gophers - 24
Badgers - 36, Terrapins - 24
Boilermakers - 24, Wildcats - 17
Hawkeyes - 41, Fighting Illini - 20
Cornhuskers - 34, Wolverines - 20
49ers - 37, Miners - 17
Bulldogs - 49, Golden Panthers - 17
Owls - 48, Roadrunners - 28
Golden Eagles - 30, Hilltoppers - 27
Monarchs - 35, Mean Green - 24
Thundering Herd - 38, Blue Raiders - 9
Chippewas - 19, Broncos - 11
Cardinals - 21, Eagles - 17
Falcons - 37, Huskies - 10
Zips - 32, Rockets - 6
Bulls - 20, Bobcats - 17
Red Hawks - 32, Golden Flashes - 17
Rams - 33, Aggies - 7
Falcons - 44, Rainbow Warriors - 28
Bulldogs - 52, Cowboys - 10
Wolf Pack - 24, Lobos - 14
Rebels - 35, Aztecs - 28
Ducks - 27, Cardinal - 16
Golden Bears - 44, Beavers - 27
Bruins - 38, Cougars - 23
Huskies - 69, Buffaloes - 67
Wildcats - 37, Trojans - 14
Tigers - 27, Rebels - 20
Crimson Tide - 45, Bulldogs - 31
Wildcats - 27, Razorbacks - 24
Bulldogs - 24, Tigers - 21
Volunteers - 27, Gators - 13
Gamecocks - 37, Tigers - 34
Aggies - 39, Commodores - 17
Quakers - 69, Trojans - 0
Red Wolves - 38, Aggies - 27
Ragin' Cajuns - 30, Bobcats - 0
Jaguars - 16, Vandals - 13
Mountaineers - 16, Warhawks - 9

Week 5: DE Christopher Massey (WMU) has suffered a major injury!

The Western Michigan Broncos' DE Christopher Massey has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 5: DE Brandon Mulligan (TEM) has suffered a major injury!

The Temple Owls' DE Brandon Mulligan has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Kevin Thrash - LB

Greetings football addicts, welcome again to more detailed analysis in this new round of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this rendition, I give you a review of Kevin Thrash. Thrash is an accomplished LB, who played high school football at TRUMAN SHS, PA. Thrash is ranked as a 5 star player, and 27 overall. He is 6' 3" tall, weighs 235 pounds and is 18 years old. Here is what we found out:

Tackles like a pro. Good punch for the ball will force fumbles. You will rarely see him miss. Has developed nice strength at his young age. Shows good understanding of his assignments on the field.

As one of the better LB coming out of high school this year, it is no surprise that Kevin Thrash has is being courted by several programs. Local news report that at least these teams have shown interest in bringing him into their program: Michigan State Spartans, Ohio State Buckeyes, South Carolina Gamecocks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Louisville Cardinals, Utah State Aggies, Arizona State Sun Devils, Utah Utes, Nevada Wolf Pack, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Pittsburgh Panthers, Penn Quakers, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Syracuse Orange, Marshall Thundering Herd, West Virginia Mountaineers.

I am told that Thrash unofficially told one of his former coaches, that he is leaning toward committing to Ohio State Buckeyes.

Week 5 Recruiting Update

23 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 10.
3 star players committed this week: 12.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

3 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Brad Smith (a 5 star DE from GAITHER HS ranked at 40) who committed to Navy Midshipmen.

Southeastern was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 6.

Louisville Cardinals locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 2 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 40.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 5

Gains:
Wake Forest Demon Deacons beat the Miami (FL) Hurricanes : Prestige bonus + 0,2
Buffalo Bulls outlast the Bowling Green Falcons : Prestige bonus + 0,2

Losses:
Miami (FL) Hurricanes could not even win against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons : Prestige loss - 0,2
Bowling Green Falcons failed miserably against the Buffalo Bulls : Prestige loss - 0,2

League News: Ole Miss Rebels: A no Pass Zone.

Rebels pass defense this year has been blistering this season, giving up only 388 in 2 games. Said one member of the defensive backfield, ‘We’re those guys your mother warned you about.’.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons upset the Miami (FL) Hurricanes!

With an outstanding effort the Wake Forest Demon Deacons pull off the upset against Miami (FL) Hurricanes.
Everyone had expected the Miami (FL) Hurricanes to handle the Wake Forest Demon Deacons with ease, but the Demon Deacons just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Hurricanes, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.

Buffalo Bulls pull off the upset!

The Buffalo Bulls have managed an unlikely win against Bowling Green Falcons.
The Falcons appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Bulls kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Falcons to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Bulls fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.

Week 4: WR Richard King (BUF) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Richard King of the Buffalo Bulls receives the offensive player of the week honors for his 13 rec, 220 yds, 4 TD effort. He is racking up the receiving yards, bringing his season total to 647 yards on the season.

Buffalo Bulls prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 4: DE Sol Gray (DUKE) wins Defensive Player of the Week

DE Gray absolutely dominated in the Blue Devils 41-21 game with the Army Black Knights. He finished with 2 Tck, 2 Sck.

Duke Blue Devils prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 4 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Gray, S. - DE, DUKE.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Yoo, R. - WR, PITT.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Storey, J. - CB, CIN.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Brandt, H. - QB, CIN.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Brown, N. - LB, BAYLOR.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Gonzalez, K. - QB, TTU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Shelton, C. - DE, IU.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Randle, E. - RB, OSU.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Teal, J. - CB, ODU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Moon, R. - RB, CHAR.
Independents Defensive player of the week: South, J. - DT, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Kellogg, G. - RB, UMASS.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Dowd, J. - LB, BUF.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: King, R. - WR, BUF.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Lopez, P. - CB, UTST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Porter, R. - RB, SDST.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Couch, R. - LB, ORE.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Mitchell, J. - QB, WASH.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Grey, C. - CB, UGA.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Oliver, J. - QB, UGA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Holiday, D. - SS, GASO.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Whitmore, J. - QB, IDAHO.

Game Recaps for Week 4

Blue Devils - 41, Black Knights - 21
Cougars - 31, Wildcats - 24
Minutemen - 48, Eagles - 31
Wolfpack - 26, Orange - 24
Seminoles - 21, Tigers - 11
Hokies - 26, Cardinals - 24
Demon Deacons - 26, Hurricanes - 24
Panthers - 34, Cavaliers - 24
Tar Heels - 34, Yellow Jackets - 27
Owls - 13, Huskies - 10
Bearcats - 43, Bulls - 42
Pirates - 28, Knights - 16
Green Wave - 21, Midshipmen - 17
Golden Hurricane - 40, Tigers - 24
Cougars - 44, Mustangs - 0
Sooners - 69, Cyclones - 20
Jayhawks - 33, Mountaineers - 30
Bears - 48, Red Raiders - 42
Wildcats - 45, Longhorns - 14
Cowboys - 30, Horned Frogs - 6
Hoosiers - 34, Terrapins - 12
Buckeyes - 43, Spartans - 13
Hawkeyes - 37, Wolverines - 20
Nittany Lions - 24, Scarlet Knights - 10
Wildcats - 33, Cornhuskers - 14
Badgers - 34, Fighting Illini - 27
Boilermakers - 33, Golden Gophers - 28
Monarchs - 41, 49ers - 27
Bulldogs - 40, Owls - 7
Hilltoppers - 23, Thundering Herd - 21
Golden Panthers - 23, Golden Eagles - 20
Owls - 35, Miners - 28
Roadrunners - 27, Mean Green - 24
Broncos - 28, Eagles - 13
Cardinals - 24, Rockets - 13
Chippewas - 16, Huskies - 6
Bulls - 42, Falcons - 32
Bobcats - 33, Golden Flashes - 12
Zips - 33, Red Hawks - 7
Rams - 43, Falcons - 3
Broncos - 24, Lobos - 13
Aggies - 44, Cowboys - 17
Rainbow Warriors - 40, Bulldogs - 38
Spartans - 55, Rebels - 10
Aztecs - 42, Wolf Pack - 21
Cardinal - 41, Beavers - 13
Huskies - 39, Golden Bears - 26
Cougars - 45, Ducks - 42
Bruins - 22, Trojans - 3
Sun Devils - 41, Utes - 10
Tigers - 45, Tigers - 31
Crimson Tide - 35, Razorbacks - 17
Tigers - 32, Aggies - 3
Bulldogs - 37, Volunteers - 13
Commodores - 35, Rebels - 14
Bulldogs - 47, Gamecocks - 30
Wildcats - 31, Gators - 24
Quakers - 30, Red Wolves - 13
Aggies - 26, Mountaineers - 10
Ragin' Cajuns - 34, Jaguars - 20
Vandals - 48, Trojans - 9
Warhawks - 40, Eagles - 37

Week 4: FS Rex Pease (MEM) has suffered a major injury!

The Memphis Tigers' FS Rex Pease has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 4: T Milton Davis (LSU) has suffered a major injury!

The LSU Tigers' T Milton Davis has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis

Greetings football addicts, to this edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. As you may know, in these early season installments of Recruiting Watch, we assess two of the most coveted recruits. Now, down to business!

Kevin Hammond - RB:
Kevin Hammond is a talented RB, and star of the MARIETTA HS (GA) football program. His ranking of 12 nationally, makes Hammond a 5 star player. Hammond is 19 years old, weighs 198 pounds and is 6' 0" tall.

Teammates look to him for leadership, and he consistently delivers. He helps everyone get in the right position, making the team run as a well oiled machine. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. This kid can move. What you strikes you on his high school tape is that break away speed. His strength is good, and will only get better with training.

The list of teams that have been in contact with Kevin Hammond is long. According to people close to Hammond, all of these teams have reached out to him: Oklahoma Sooners, Ohio State Buckeyes, Louisville Cardinals, Vanderbilt Commodores, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Oregon State Beavers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Utah Utes, West Virginia Mountaineers, Navy Midshipmen, LSU Tigers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Clemson Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Colorado Buffaloes, Auburn Tigers, Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

Kevin Hammond has made nothing public as to which program he is considering.

Marcelo Steadman - CB:
Marcelo Steadman is an interesting CB, out of SHERWOOD HIGH, MD. Steadman is a 5 star recruit, ranked 11. He is 19 years old, weighs 174 pounds and is 5' 11" tall.

Not a speedster per se, but enough to play man. He is faster than he is given credit for. Fast learner.

A hot prospect, and a star coming out of high school, Marcelo Steadman has plenty of suitors. His high school gave the following list of who had officially contacted them: Ohio State Buckeyes, Colorado State Rams, Purdue Boilermakers, Connecticut Huskies, Maryland Terrapins, Washington Huskies, Michigan Wolverines, Penn State Nittany Lions, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Iowa Hawkeyes, Marshall Thundering Herd, Missouri Tigers, Ole Miss Rebels, Navy Midshipmen.

Steadman has made clear, that no decision has been made yet. However, he did speak very highly of his experience with the recruiters from the Purdue Boilermakers.

Week 4 Recruiting Update

10 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 2.
3 star players committed this week: 8.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Jarrett Funk (a 4 star LB from KANE AREA HS ranked at 204) who committed to Penn Quakers.

American Athletic was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 4.

Cincinnati Bearcats locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 3 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 17.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 4

Gains:
UNLV Rebels stood firm against the Oklahoma Sooners : Prestige bonus + 0,1
Massachusetts Minutemen played well against the Stanford Cardinal : Prestige bonus + 0,1

Losses:
Oklahoma Sooners played poorly against the UNLV Rebels : Prestige loss - 0,2
Stanford Cardinal were made look all too human by the Massachusetts Minutemen : Prestige loss - 0,2

Changes:
Massachusetts Minutemen increase to 41 prestige.

Atlantic Coast Recruiting News: Louisville stacked with scholarships!

The team in the Atlantic Coast with the second most free scholarships this season is Miami (FL) Hurricanes with 2. Surely they will put extra pressure on the Louisville Cardinals competing for their recruits. For the record, the team in the Atlantic Coast with the least scholarships to offer this season is Virginia Cavaliers with 18 open slots.

Week 3: RB Peter Santiago (BOISE) wins Offensive Player of the Week

Week 3's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Peter Santiago. His 20 att, 294 yds, 2 TD, 3 rec, 102 yds, 3 TD performance stood out in the 90 to 3 victory for the Boise State Broncos.

The gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 363 Yards and 2 Touchdowns for the season.

Boise State Broncos prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 3: FS George Sallee (PUR) wins Defensive Player of the Week

FS George Sallee of the Purdue Boilermakers has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Sallee finished with 7 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.

Purdue Boilermakers prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 3 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Tapia, R. - CB, VA.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Manning, W. - QB, FSU.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Ash, E. - DE, UCONN.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Brinkman, R. - QB, SMU.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Griswold, C. - DE, OKST.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Bradley, M. - QB, BAYLOR.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Sallee, G. - FS, PUR.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Meier, W. - QB, PUR.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: O'Neal, M. - CB, MT.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Potter, G. - WR, MARS.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Homer, L. - FS, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Alexander, M. - WR, ARMY.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Scanlon, R. - LB, TOL.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Rivera, T. - QB, BGSU.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Werner, C. - DE, UTST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Santiago, P. - RB, BOISE.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Burnette, M. - DE, UCLA.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Alderman, J. - RB, COL.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Nicholson, T. - CB, SCAR.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Velasco, K. - QB, BAMA.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Gage, L. - CB, ULM.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Close, J. - WR, ARST.

Game Recaps for Week 3

Boilermakers - 59, Fighting Irish - 6
Wildcats - 29, Utes - 19
Crimson Tide - 33, Eagles - 7
Huskies - 58, Falcons - 41
Blue Devils - 27, Midshipmen - 22
Bulldogs - 48, Broncos - 31
Quakers - 38, Tigers - 31
Rams - 31, Ragin' Cajuns - 10
Aggies - 41, Vandals - 17
Nittany Lions - 30, Monarchs - 17
Tar Heels - 41, Owls - 34
Wildcats - 38, Green Wave - 10
Longhorns - 31, Golden Flashes - 16
Cougars - 31, Spartans - 20
Yellow Jackets - 24, Mountaineers - 17
Blue Raiders - 27, Aggies - 17
Cardinals - 24, Horned Frogs - 9
Buffaloes - 51, Cornhuskers - 31
Bulldogs - 57, Golden Bears - 24
Falcons - 31, Golden Eagles - 6
Wolf Pack - 55, Bobcats - 48
Knights - 40, Demon Deacons - 0
Sooners - 48, Rebels - 44
Zips - 30, Black Knights - 19
Hawkeyes - 49, Tigers - 35
Seminoles - 51, Red Raiders - 21
Pirates - 24, Chippewas - 21
Bruins - 27, Lobos - 21
Bobcats - 20, Rebels - 18
Cougars - 48, Red Wolves - 29
Aztecs - 17, Jayhawks - 16
Volunteers - 31, Cowboys - 27
Bulls - 51, Gators - 20
Mustangs - 63, Cavaliers - 59
Gamecocks - 51, Warhawks - 17
Huskies - 26, Spartans - 23
Wolverines - 30, Razorbacks - 27
Cardinal - 24, Minutemen - 17
Wildcats - 23, Tigers - 17
Red Hawks - 24, Mean Green - 21
Orange - 42, Bears - 37
Wolfpack - 54, 49ers - 14
Wildcats - 42, Tigers - 10
Cardinals - 38, Hoosiers - 27
Aggies - 42, Sun Devils - 21
Eagles - 24, Cougars - 20
Thundering Herd - 34, Cyclones - 16
Panthers - 48, Cowboys - 19
Bearcats - 40, Miners - 28
Ducks - 33, Roadrunners - 12
Broncos - 90, Trojans - 3
Rockets - 21, Rainbow Warriors - 14
Tigers - 34, Golden Gophers - 22
Hilltoppers - 34, Jaguars - 27
Bulldogs - 28, Huskies - 14
Badgers - 30, Beavers - 9

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis

Welcome readers, to the next installment of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. As usual, in these early season editions of Recruiting Watch, we evaluate two of the five star recruits. Here is our analyses:

Junior Holder - DE:
Junior Holder is an intriguing DE, and star of the RIVERSIDE COUNTY COMMUNITY (CA) football program. His ranking of 7 nationally, makes him a 5 star recruit. He is 18 years old, weighs 260 pounds and is 6' 5" tall.

What can I say? The guy loves to win and it shows on the field. The muscles on this kid allows him to shed blocks and keep contain. Will not have to come off the field for in obvious passing situations. Has enough quickness to pressure Quarterbacks off the edge.

The teams interested in Junior Holder include San Diego State Aztecs, Ohio State Buckeyes, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Clemson Tigers, UCLA Bruins, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Connecticut Huskies, Nevada Wolf Pack, Colorado Buffaloes, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Virginia Tech Hokies, Duke Blue Devils, California Golden Bears, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, BYU Cougars, Purdue Boilermakers, Utah Utes, Mississippi State Bulldogs. Junior Holder admitted that it was a bit overwhelming, with teams tripping over each other to set up meetings with him.

Persons acquainted with him say that Holder likely will commit to the California Golden Bears. But whether that knowledge is reliable is hard to tell.

Lacy Levin - TE:
Lacy Levin is a talented TE, out of NEWTON NORTH HIGH, MA. Levin is a 5 star player, and his overall ranking is 9. Levin is 6' 4" tall, clocks in at 232 pounds and is 19 years old.

In addition to his own role, this kid doubles as glue. He makes everyone on the field play as a team. This is the guy you want in the red zone. He will get the job done. You better not put a linebacker on this guy. He is faster than his tape shows.

The following teams are rumored to be chasing the promising TE: Purdue Boilermakers, Ohio State Buckeyes, Colorado State Rams, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Arizona State Sun Devils, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Alabama Crimson Tide, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Penn Quakers, Clemson Tigers. Clearly, Lacy Levin has plenty of options to mull over.

Lacy Levin has made an effort to keep to himself, his deliberations about where to commit. Not even his closest friends know.

Week 3 Recruiting Update

6 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 3.
3 star players committed this week: 2.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Thomas Schafer (a 5 star QB from CORAL SHORES HS ranked at 26) who committed to South Florida Bulls.

American Athletic was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 2.

Cincinnati Bearcats locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 1 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 7.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 3

Gains:
Texas-El Paso Miners pull off a win against the Fresno State Bulldogs : Prestige bonus + 0,2
Illinois Fighting Illini pull off a win against the Baylor Bears : Prestige bonus + 0,2

Losses:
Fresno State Bulldogs could not even win against the Texas-El Paso Miners : Prestige loss - 0,2
Georgia Southern Eagles were blown out by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets : Prestige loss - 0,05
Texas Tech Red Raiders got trambled by the Central Florida Knights : Prestige loss - 0,05
Baylor Bears could not beat the Illinois Fighting Illini : Prestige loss - 0,2

Changes:
Texas-El Paso Miners increase to 46 prestige.
Fresno State Bulldogs decrease to 73 prestige.

Critical Recruiting Season for LSU Tigers in the Southeastern.

The team in the Southeastern with the second most free scholarships this season is Arkansas Razorbacks with 1. Surely they will put extra pressure on the LSU Tigers competing for their recruits. For the record, the team in the Southeastern with the least scholarships to offer this season is Vanderbilt Commodores with 13 open slots.

Illinois Fighting Illini Catch the Baylor Bears by surprise!

The Illinois Fighting Illini fans are celebrating after the Fighting Illini took down the Baylor Bears.
In a fantastic effort the Fighting Illini brought home the win against a superior opponent. The supporters of the Fighting Illini are taking the victory as evidence that the team is only a couple of seasons away from being a top program, if they can keep progressing and developing their program.

Texas-El Paso Miners take home the upset victory!

The Texas-El Paso Miners surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against Fresno State Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs never manage to take control of the game, while the Miners kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Bulldogs players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the Miners fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.

Week 2: QB Anthony Brumfield (AUB) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The Auburn Tigers' Anthony Brumfield threw 7 touchdowns, completing 24 of 36 passes for 509 yards in the Tigers victory over the Florida Atlantic Owls.

After being signed in 2051, season number 1 for Brumfield, has seen some impressive numbers including 10 touchdown passes this season.

Auburn Tigers prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 2: CB Joseph Demarco (IOWA) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Joseph Demarco of the Iowa Hawkeyes has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Demarco finished with 8 Tck, 3 Int, 2 Def TD.

Iowa Hawkeyes prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 2 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Harris, E. - FS, GT.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Sanders, P. - WR, NCST.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Engle, D. - CB, UCONN.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Catron, R. - QB, UCF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Gutierrez, R. - CB, TCU.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Bradley, M. - QB, BAYLOR.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Demarco, J. - CB, IOWA.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Underwood, S. - QB, ILL.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Garmon, A. - CB, RICE.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Coker, J. - QB, SMISS.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Hite, D. - DE, UMASS.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Kellogg, G. - RB, UMASS.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Young, J. - FS, EMU.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: King, R. - WR, BUF.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Watkins, O. - DE, SDST.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Brown, J. - QB, BOISE.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Smith, T. - CB, AZST.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Denney, J. - QB, ARIZ.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Harris, R. - CB, MIZZOU.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Brumfield, A. - QB, AUB.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Gage, L. - CB, ULM.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Boynton, D. - WR, SAL.

Game Recaps for Week 2

Midshipmen - 26, Falcons - 16
Spartans - 28, Buffaloes - 17
Horned Frogs - 41, Pirates - 7
Crimson Tide - 48, Blue Raiders - 31
Huskies - 49, 49ers - 27
Tigers - 26, Boilermakers - 24
Bulldogs - 38, Lobos - 17
Tigers - 66, Owls - 14
Jayhawks - 21, Rams - 0
Golden Eagles - 27, Fighting Irish - 20
Aggies - 27, Wildcats - 10
Aztecs - 40, Vandals - 0
Monarchs - 40, Jaguars - 24
Thundering Herd - 48, Black Knights - 3
Cougars - 41, Owls - 27
Miners - 38, Bulldogs - 31
Wildcats - 36, Gamecocks - 32
Longhorns - 27, Aggies - 17
Yellow Jackets - 47, Eagles - 10
Cougars - 49, Hoosiers - 13
Sooners - 31, Cornhuskers - 17
Golden Bears - 39, Rebels - 10
Huskies - 39, Falcons - 24
Ragin' Cajuns - 58, Wolf Pack - 55
Knights - 58, Red Raiders - 20
Panthers - 35, Zips - 17
Hawkeyes - 55, Cyclones - 0
Cowboys - 27, Bobcats - 20
Scarlet Knights - 28, Chippewas - 23
Cardinal - 17, Volunteers - 7
Broncos - 27, Ducks - 24
Nittany Lions - 41, Utes - 34
Mustangs - 31, Bruins - 30
Gators - 27, Cougars - 24
Wolverines - 52, Bulls - 41
Owls - 52, Tigers - 27
Tar Heels - 40, Mountaineers - 23
Cardinals - 47, Golden Gophers - 28
Red Wolves - 36, Rainbow Warriors - 17
Hurricanes - 32, Red Hawks - 10
Terrapins - 31, Green Wave - 27
Fighting Illini - 56, Bears - 49
Aggies - 34, Wildcats - 16
Trojans - 35, Hokies - 28
Commodores - 25, Quakers - 17
Mountaineers - 40, Huskies - 20
Broncos - 35, Razorbacks - 34
Bulls - 90, Trojans - 0
Sun Devils - 37, Golden Flashes - 23
Beavers - 17, Bulldogs - 6
Wolfpack - 34, Tigers - 33
Warhawks - 32, Orange - 27
Cavaliers - 51, Wildcats - 45
Roadrunners - 33, Golden Hurricane - 20
Buckeyes - 42, Spartans - 35
Minutemen - 30, Eagles - 20

Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis

Howdy football enthusiasts, excited to give you more Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. As usual, in these early season issues of Recruiting Watch, we provide an in depth look at two of the five star prospects. Here is our analyses:

Melvin Hyland - DE:
Melvin Hyland is an intriguing DE, out of CHENANGO FORKS HS, NY. Hyland is a 5 star player, ranked 2. Hyland is 6' 4" tall, weighs 250 pounds and is 19 years old.

Closing speed good enough to get to the Quarterback often.

The list of teams that have been in contact with Melvin Hyland is long. According to people close to Hyland, all of these teams have reached out to him: Connecticut Huskies, Louisville Cardinals, Colorado State Rams, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Northwestern Wildcats, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Purdue Boilermakers, BYU Cougars, Clemson Tigers, Michigan Wolverines, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Colorado Buffaloes, Alabama Crimson Tide, Syracuse Orange, Auburn Tigers.

I am told that Hyland unofficially told one of his former coaches, that he is leaning toward committing to Purdue Boilermakers.

Anthony Prater - CB:
Anthony Prater is CB, graduating from SOAR CTR, TX. His ranking of 3 nationally, makes Prater a 5 star player. Prater is 18 years old, weighs 177 pounds and is 6' 0" tall.

He is driven by his love of the sport. Has the speed to stay close to his man. While not elite, he has enough speed that you can do a lot of different things with him.

A lot of teams are vying for a commitment from the young CB. The number of teams that have approached Anthony Prater is not insignificant. Combining multiple media reports, the list of teams that have been in contact include at least the following: Texas Tech Red Raiders, Connecticut Huskies, Louisville Cardinals, Colorado State Rams, Northwestern Wildcats, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Purdue Boilermakers, Utah State Aggies, BYU Cougars, South Carolina Gamecocks, Clemson Tigers, Michigan Wolverines, Maryland Terrapins, Alabama Crimson Tide, TCU Horned Frogs, Marshall Thundering Herd, Oklahoma Sooners.

My sources indicate that Marshall Thundering Herd are his current favorite destination. This seems supported by his glowing recount of his visit to the program.

Week 2 Recruiting Update

1 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 0.
3 star players committed this week: 0.
2 star players committed this week: 0.
1 star players committed this week: 0.

1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Hipolito Gillen (a 5 star DE from HARMONY HS ranked at 22) who committed to Miami (FL) Hurricanes.

Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 1.

Miami (FL) Hurricanes locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 1 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Randy Blakely - SS. He is ranked at 1

Total Recruits committed this season is 1.

Prestige Updates

Prestige Changes for week 2

Gains:
Miami (OH) Red Hawks pull off a win against the Cincinnati Bearcats : Prestige bonus + 0,2
Memphis Tigers was not outmatched by the Florida State Seminoles : Prestige bonus + 0,1

Losses:
Cincinnati Bearcats could not beat the Miami (OH) Red Hawks : Prestige loss - 0,2

Big 10 Recruiting News: Illinois stacked with scholarships!

Behind the Illinois Fighting Illini is Iowa Hawkeyes with 20 free scholarships. Expect a struggle between these two teams throughout the season, as the amount of recruits they need will likely force them to hunt for the same signatures. For the record, the team in the Big 10 with the least scholarships to offer this season is Michigan State Spartans with 16 open slots.

Miami (OH) Red Hawks pull off the upset!

With an outstanding effort the Miami (OH) Red Hawks pull off the upset against Cincinnati Bearcats.
Everyone had expected the Cincinnati Bearcats to handle the Miami (OH) Red Hawks with ease, but the Red Hawks just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Bearcats, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.

Week 1: QB Thomas Gates (NMST) wins Offensive Player of the Week

The league announced New Mexico State Aggies quarterback Thomas Gates has been named Offensive Player of the Week.

The Aggies defeated the New Mexico Lobos, 52 to 45. Gates did his part, throwing 4 touchdowns, completing 29 of 41 passes for 427 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 4 to 1, and a passer rating of 185,5.

New Mexico State Aggies prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 1: CB Robert Brewer (NCST) wins Defensive Player of the Week

CB Robert Brewer of the North Carolina State Wolfpack has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Brewer finished with 3 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.

North Carolina State Wolfpack prestige bonus + 0.05

Week 1 : Conference Players of the Week

Atlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Brewer, R. - CB, NCST.
Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Yoo, R. - WR, PITT.
American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Johnson, K. - DE, SMU.
American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Kozak, S. - QB, USF.
Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Barela, G. - CB, BAYLOR.
Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Marsh, C. - RB, OU.
Big 10 Defensive player of the week: Rinehart, E. - SS, NW.
Big 10 Offensive player of the week: Beaty, A. - QB, MD.
Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Johnson, B. - CB, FAU.
Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Durbin, J. - QB, WKY.
Independents Defensive player of the week: Scribner, W. - DE, BYU.
Independents Offensive player of the week: Webber, C. - RB, BYU.
Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Snell, T. - DE, MIAOH.
Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Ruiz, T. - WR, TOL.
Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Harris, J. - DE, FRES.
Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Muir, R. - QB, NM.
Pacific 12 Defensive player of the week: Johns, M. - SS, STAN.
Pacific 12 Offensive player of the week: Wingate, R. - QB, UTAH.
Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Sandberg, T. - CB, BAMA.
Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Adamson, V. - WR, AUB.
Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Coppola, C. - SS, NMST.
Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Gates, T. - QB, NMST.

Game Recaps for Week 1

Falcons - 33, Black Knights - 27
Red Hawks - 41, Bearcats - 17
Aggies - 52, Lobos - 45
Utes - 35, Aggies - 19
Blue Devils - 20, Buffaloes - 17
Sooners - 55, Golden Eagles - 20
Owls - 36, Wolf Pack - 21
Yellow Jackets - 35, Pirates - 24
Crimson Tide - 44, Huskies - 23
Huskies - 33, Miners - 24
Boilermakers - 44, Cougars - 24
Bulldogs - 48, Cougars - 27
Tigers - 44, Vandals - 3
Rams - 34, Knights - 14
Gators - 30, Golden Panthers - 17
Aztecs - 41, Owls - 38
Monarchs - 44, Bulls - 12
Nittany Lions - 30, Broncos - 10
Thundering Herd - 19, Golden Bears - 18
Bulldogs - 35, Blue Raiders - 24
Wildcats - 48, Wildcats - 16
Longhorns - 39, Rainbow Warriors - 7
Horned Frogs - 31, Zips - 17
Cardinals - 31, Tigers - 6
Volunteers - 44, Terrapins - 37
Mustangs - 27, Eagles - 10
Sun Devils - 45, Huskies - 13
Bulls - 65, Owls - 35
Hawkeyes - 28, Falcons - 27
Bobcats - 24, Mean Green - 17
Seminoles - 51, Tigers - 49
Chippewas - 38, Minutemen - 16
Mountaineers - 42, Spartans - 38
Trojans - 35, Red Wolves - 30
Wildcats - 38, Hilltoppers - 35
Wolverines - 31, Tigers - 28
Bulldogs - 24, Green Wave - 16
Panthers - 27, Warhawks - 19
Cardinal - 43, Scarlet Knights - 10
Tigers - 27, Roadrunners - 14
Bears - 45, Hoosiers - 20
Rockets - 27, 49ers - 13
Gamecocks - 31, Golden Hurricane - 21
Commodores - 23, Demon Deacons - 12
Cardinals - 41, Jaguars - 10
Cornhuskers - 38, Quakers - 7
Wildcats - 34, Broncos - 13
Eagles - 26, Golden Flashes - 16
Bulldogs - 27, Fighting Irish - 0
Hurricanes - 51, Trojans - 20
Mountaineers - 20, Badgers - 17
Wolfpack - 49, Buckeyes - 35
Aggies - 41, Cougars - 30
Cavaliers - 52, Golden Gophers - 21

Week 1: T Delbert Rowell (TAMU) has suffered a major injury!

The Texas A&M Aggies' T Delbert Rowell has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).

Week 1: QB Juan Wright (FSU) has suffered a major injury!

The Florida State Seminoles' QB Juan Wright has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).

Training Camp News

Deloach, J. - WR from Troy Trojans is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Training Camp News

Cunningham, T. - DE from Troy Trojans is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Training Camp News

Shultz, W. - WR from Texas State Bobcats is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Future star for Vanderbilt Commodores

Guzman, K. - LB from Vanderbilt Commodores has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Guzman has made.

Training Camp News

Saucedo, D. - G from Vanderbilt Commodores is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Can Delatorre even start?

It looks like the Kentucky Wildcats came away with a dud when they recruited Delatorre, C. - DT this year. The highly touted five star recruit has failed to make any impact on the field in the spring. Fans are already discussing if he should even be a starter.

Training Camp Update

Davidson, A. - WR, who was supposed to be a key player for the South Carolina Gamecocks has far from impressed anyone this spring. Rather than providing a spark on the field, Davidson has looked confused and seems to have trouble adapting to the college game.

Future star for Florida Gators

Phillips, J. - DE from Florida Gators has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Phillips has made.

Future star for Missouri Tigers

Edge, H. - TE from Missouri Tigers has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Edge has made.

Future star for Arkansas Razorbacks

Seay, J. - RB from Arkansas Razorbacks has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Seay has made.

Training Camp News

Grier, L. - RB from Mississippi State Bulldogs is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Colorado Buffaloes fans are excited.

News from the camp of Colorado Buffaloes has it that Richardson, J. - LB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Richardson was expected to be great, when he was ranked 699 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Future star for UCLA Bruins

Peck, T. - DE from UCLA Bruins has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Peck has made.

Training Camp News

Hicks, C. - DE from Arizona State Sun Devils is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Training Camp News

Karr, Z. - RB from Arizona State Sun Devils is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Washington Huskies fans are excited.

News from the camp of Washington Huskies has it that Powers, J. - QB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Powers was expected to be great, when he was ranked 981 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Future star for Hawaii Rainbow Warriors

James, D. - RB from Hawaii Rainbow Warriors has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress James has made.

Training Camp highlights

It looks like Air Force Falcons hit the jackpot when they recruited Carrillo, F. - LB this year. Carrillo has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

Air Force Falcons fans are excited.

News from the camp of Air Force Falcons has it that Jones, M. - G has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Jones was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1513 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp highlights

It looks like Utah State Aggies hit the jackpot when they recruited Sanches, D. - G this year. Sanches has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

Colorado State Rams fans are excited.

News from the camp of Colorado State Rams has it that Murphy, V. - TE has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Murphy was expected to be great, when he was ranked 3108 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp News

Courtney, T. - C from Kent State Golden Flashes is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Miami (OH) Red Hawks fans are excited.

News from the camp of Miami (OH) Red Hawks has it that Sargent, R. - LB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Sargent was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2012 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Future star for Miami (OH) Red Hawks

Redmond, K. - SS from Miami (OH) Red Hawks has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Redmond has made.

Central Michigan Chippewas fans are excited.

News from the camp of Central Michigan Chippewas has it that Barfield, K. - K has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Barfield was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2513 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp News

Espinoza, L. - FS from Western Michigan Broncos is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Future star for Toledo Rockets

Levesque, N. - G from Toledo Rockets has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Levesque has made.

Florida Atlantic Owls fans are excited.

News from the camp of Florida Atlantic Owls has it that Quinn, J. - DT has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Quinn was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1986 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp highlights

It looks like Florida Atlantic Owls hit the jackpot when they recruited Rodriquez, D. - WR this year. Rodriquez has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

Future star for Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

Lambert, R. - P from Western Kentucky Hilltoppers has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Lambert has made.

Texas-El Paso Miners fans are excited.

News from the camp of Texas-El Paso Miners has it that Linton, G. - SS has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Linton was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2421 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Texas-El Paso Miners fans are excited.

News from the camp of Texas-El Paso Miners has it that Olsen, J. - RB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Olsen was expected to be great, when he was ranked 906 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp News

Williams, R. - RB from Minnesota Golden Gophers is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Future star for Maryland Terrapins

Doherty, C. - FS from Maryland Terrapins has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Doherty has made.

Future star for Kansas Jayhawks

Jones, K. - WR from Kansas Jayhawks has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Jones has made.

Future star for Texas Longhorns

Blaine, O. - LB from Texas Longhorns has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Blaine has made.

Training Camp News

Cabrera, J. - P from Baylor Bears is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Training Camp Update

Miller, D. - SS, who was supposed to be a key player for the Houston Cougars has far from impressed anyone this spring. Rather than providing a spark on the field, Miller has looked confused and seems to have trouble adapting to the college game.

Memphis Tigers fans are excited.

News from the camp of Memphis Tigers has it that Riggs, Z. - K has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Riggs was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1526 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Training Camp News

Rubin, N. - TE from South Florida Bulls is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Connecticut Huskies fans are excited.

News from the camp of Connecticut Huskies has it that Minnick, H. - DE has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Minnick was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2087 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.

Disappointment for Central Florida Knights

News from the camp of the Central Florida Knights has it that Valle, C. - T has been a huge disappointment. Valle is far from living up to his lofty five star rating.

Training Camp News

Corbitt, A. - FS from Miami (FL) Hurricanes is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Disappointment for Miami (FL) Hurricanes

News from the camp of the Miami (FL) Hurricanes has it that Davis, C. - LB has been a huge disappointment. Davis is far from living up to his lofty five star rating.

Training Camp News

Young, P. - RB from Pittsburgh Panthers is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.

Training Camp highlights

It looks like Pittsburgh Panthers hit the jackpot when they recruited Rushing, L. - G this year. Rushing has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

Training Camp highlights

It looks like North Carolina Tar Heels hit the jackpot when they recruited Abel, L. - G this year. Abel has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!

Top Recruiting Classes

The associated sports reporters have released this year's ranking of recruiting classes.

Top 10 Recruiting Classes

1 : Ohio State Buckeyes
2 : Georgia Bulldogs
3 : LSU Tigers
4 : Virginia Tech Hokies
5 : Central Florida Knights
6 : Kansas State Wildcats
7 : USC Trojans
8 : Penn Quakers
9 : Duke Blue Devils
10 : Northwestern Wildcats

Top 10 Recruiting Classes (Prestige Relative)

1 : Ohio State Buckeyes
2 : Kansas State Wildcats
3 : Arizona State Sun Devils
4 : Nevada Wolf Pack
5 : LSU Tigers
6 : Georgia Southern Eagles
7 : Virginia Tech Hokies
8 : Missouri Tigers
9 : Arkansas Razorbacks
10 : USC Trojans

Season Predictions

The associated sports reporters have released this year's playoff predictions.

Oklahoma Sooners, Purdue Boilermakers, Bowling Green Falcons, Baylor Bears, Georgia Bulldogs, Wisconsin Badgers, Louisville Cardinals and Houston Cougars are the early favorites to reach the playoffs.

The Oklahoma Sooners are the preseason favorites to take the title, but the pundits stressed that anything can happen in any given season.

Pipeline Updates

Navy Midshipmen strengthened their VA pipeline.
BYU Cougars established a pipeline to CA.
New Mexico Lobos established a pipeline to TX.
UNLV Rebels established a pipeline to CA.
Washington State Cougars established a pipeline to CA.
Arizona Wildcats strengthened their CA pipeline.
Tennessee Volunteers established a pipeline to GA.
New Mexico State Aggies established a pipeline to TX.

Signing Day Recruiting Update

248 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 9.
3 star players committed this week: 131.
2 star players committed this week: 90.
1 star players committed this week: 17.

4 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Jason Sims (a 5 star DE from MAGOFFIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ranked at 27) who committed to Florida State Seminoles.

Sun Belt was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 55.

Texas-El Paso Miners locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 12 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Domenic Packer - T. He is ranked at 769

Total Recruits committed this season is 2575.

Recruiting R3 Recruiting Update

132 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 1.
4 star players committed this week: 0.
3 star players committed this week: 84.
2 star players committed this week: 42.
1 star players committed this week: 5.

1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Cesar Pennington (a 5 star DE from JEFFERSON CITY HIGH ranked at 12) who committed to Georgia Bulldogs.

American Athletic was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 17.

Texas A&M Aggies locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Barney Alcala - FS. He is ranked at 109

Total Recruits committed this season is 2327.

Recruiting R2 Recruiting Update

160 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 3.
3 star players committed this week: 104.
2 star players committed this week: 41.
1 star players committed this week: 12.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Justin Cardona (a 4 star RB from WAYNE HILLS HIGH ranked at 138) who committed to Oklahoma Sooners.

Pacific 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 23.

Florida Atlantic Owls locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Cesar Pennington - DE. He is ranked at 12

Total Recruits committed this season is 2195.

Recruiting R1 Recruiting Update

143 players committed this week.

5 star players committed this week: 0.
4 star players committed this week: 2.
3 star players committed this week: 93.
2 star players committed this week: 37.
1 star players committed this week: 11.

0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.

The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Mark Green (a 4 star WR from MCARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL ranked at 277) who committed to Florida State Seminoles.

Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 22.

Boston College Eagles locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.

The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Cesar Pennington - DE. He is ranked at 12

Total Recruits committed this season is 2035.

Top 300 Player decommits from Florida.

Cesar Pennington has decommitted from Florida due to coaching changes.
Pennington will reopen their recruiting to other schools. They expect a lot of interest for the 5 Star DE from MO.

Top 300 Player decommits from Washington.

Christopher Gonzalez has decommitted from Washington due to coaching changes.
Gonzalez will reopen their recruiting to other schools. They expect a lot of interest for the 4 Star G from WA.

Top 300 Player decommits from Duke.

Barney Alcala has decommitted from Duke due to coaching changes.
Alcala will reopen their recruiting to other schools. They expect a lot of interest for the 4 Star FS from NC.

Larry McCormack has retired from coaching

Larry McCormack has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He gave no indication as to what his next job would be, but ''definitely not coaching'' he laughed.

Thomas Dobson has retired from coaching

Thomas Dobson is retiring from coaching.It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector..

Casey Smith leaves for the pros!

Casey Smith has announced he is taking a position as a coach or coordinator in pro football. Smith worked latest for the Duke Blue Devils as Defensive Coordinator. .

Kenneth Becerra has retired from coaching

Kenneth Becerra has announced his decision to retire from coaching. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.

Kenneth Merrell has retired from coaching

Kenneth Merrell is retiring from coaching.He will be starting a training facility and scouting service..

Position coach given chance with Tennessee Volunteers

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Tennessee Volunteers budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Edward Hillman will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Florida Gators in stunning announcement!

The Florida Gators have announced that their vacancy at head coach will be filled by David Kelley. Kelley is a remarkable choice given his lack of experience. Rumors suggest the hiring is the result of a budget crush within the organization. Nevertheless fans are furious by a move that indicates such a lack of ambition, and suggests the team does not expect to compete the coming season.

Ole Miss Rebels promotes from own ranks

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Ole Miss Rebels budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Charles Chestnut will get a chance to prove himself as DC for this season.

Position coach given chance with Utah Utes

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Utah Utes budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Leonard Boothe will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Position coach given chance with Oregon Ducks

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Oregon Ducks budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Floyd Bernard will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Colorado State Rams promotes from own ranks

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Colorado State Rams budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Gary Cone will get a chance to prove himself as DC for this season.

Position coach given chance with Bowling Green Falcons

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Bowling Green Falcons budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. James Fay will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Purdue Boilermakers promotes from own ranks

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Purdue Boilermakers budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Blair Christian will get a chance to prove himself as DC for this season.

Northwestern Wildcats promotes from own ranks

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Northwestern Wildcats budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Jason Rodriguez will get a chance to prove himself as DC for this season.

Position coach given chance with Wisconsin Badgers

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Wisconsin Badgers budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Larry Jones will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Position coach given chance with Penn State Nittany Lions

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Penn State Nittany Lions budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Shawn Earls will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Position coach given chance with Michigan State Spartans

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Michigan State Spartans budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Jose Lipscomb will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Position coach given chance with South Florida Bulls

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the South Florida Bulls budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Cesar Benjamin will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Position coach given chance with Connecticut Huskies

With free agency and the draft approaching fast, and the Connecticut Huskies budget running low, they have promoted a cheap candidate from their own ranks. Elijah Gilman will be serving as offensive coordinator for the upcoming season.

Idaho Vandals Announce new staff.

Idaho Vandals revealed that they have signed John Booker as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 4,5 million pr year with the Idaho Vandals.

Other news included that Idaho Vandals have signed Paul Worley as their new Defensive Coordinator. Worley will get a 4 year contract worth 3,5 million pr year with the Idaho Vandals.

Troy Trojans Announce new staff.

Troy Trojans revealed that they have signed Carmen Rogers as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with the Troy Trojans.

Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks Announce new staff.

The Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks have announced that they have signed John Dean as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks.

Texas State Bobcats Announce new staff.

Texas State Bobcats have signed Eric Muniz as their new Defensive Coordinator. Muniz will get a 4 year contract worth 4,5 million pr year with the Texas State Bobcats.

Missouri Tigers Announce new staff.

Missouri Tigers revealed that they have signed Darrell Cook as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with the Missouri Tigers.

LSU Tigers Announce new staff.

LSU Tigers revealed that they have signed Moses Mark as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 5,5 million pr year with the LSU Tigers.

Mississippi State Bulldogs Announce new staff.

The Mississippi State Bulldogs have announced that they have signed Andrew Sears as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 6,5 million pr year with the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

Colorado Buffaloes Announce new staff.

The Colorado Buffaloes have announced that they have signed John Blankenship as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Colorado Buffaloes.

Oregon State Beavers Announce new staff.

The Oregon State Beavers have announced that they have signed David Lewis as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 8 million pr year with the Oregon State Beavers.

UNLV Rebels Announce new staff.

UNLV Rebels revealed that they have signed Buford Loomis as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 3,5 million pr year with the UNLV Rebels.

Other news included that UNLV Rebels have signed James Hayes as their new Defensive Coordinator. Hayes will get a 4 year contract worth 3,5 million pr year with the UNLV Rebels.

San Jose State Spartans Announce new staff.

The San Jose State Spartans have announced that they have signed Theodore Humphries as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 7,5 million pr year with the San Jose State Spartans.

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Announce new staff.

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors have signed Nathaniel Mitchell as their new Defensive Coordinator. Mitchell will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.

Fresno State Bulldogs Announce new staff.

Fresno State Bulldogs revealed that they have signed William Reynolds as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Fresno State Bulldogs.

Other news included that Fresno State Bulldogs have signed Kevin Rosado as their new Defensive Coordinator. Rosado will get a 3 year contract worth 5,5 million pr year with the Fresno State Bulldogs.

New Mexico Lobos Announce new staff.

New Mexico Lobos have signed Theron Jones as their new Defensive Coordinator. Jones will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with the New Mexico Lobos.

Akron Zips Announce new staff.

The Akron Zips have announced that they have signed Brett Perez as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Akron Zips.

Ohio Bobcats Announce new staff.

The Ohio Bobcats have announced that they have signed William Pappas as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Ohio Bobcats.

Northern Illinois Huskies Announce new staff.

Northern Illinois Huskies have signed Eric Collins as their new Defensive Coordinator. Collins will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Northern Illinois Huskies.

Massachusetts Minutemen Announce new staff.

The Massachusetts Minutemen have announced that they have signed Robert McCorkle as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 7,5 million pr year with the Massachusetts Minutemen.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Announce new staff.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have announced that they have signed James Harris as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 7,5 million pr year with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

Army Black Knights Announce new staff.

Army Black Knights revealed that they have signed Albert Hamilton as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2,5 million pr year with the Army Black Knights.

Charlotte 49ers Announce new staff.

Charlotte 49ers have signed Robert Lees as their new Defensive Coordinator. Lees will get a 2 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with the Charlotte 49ers.

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Announce new staff.

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders revealed that they have signed Dylan Earley as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders.

Southern Miss Golden Eagles Announce new staff.

The Southern Miss Golden Eagles have announced that they have signed William Weatherly as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 5,5 million pr year with the Southern Miss Golden Eagles.

Minnesota Golden Gophers Announce new staff.

The Minnesota Golden Gophers have announced that they have signed Dale St. John as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

Indiana Hoosiers Announce new staff.

The Indiana Hoosiers have announced that they have signed Tommy Davis as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Indiana Hoosiers.

Kansas Jayhawks Announce new staff.

The Kansas Jayhawks have announced that they have signed Carlton Alexander as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Kansas Jayhawks.

Texas Tech Red Raiders Announce new staff.

Texas Tech Red Raiders have signed John Fultz as their new Defensive Coordinator. Fultz will get a 3 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

TCU Horned Frogs Announce new staff.

TCU Horned Frogs have signed William Hogue as their new Defensive Coordinator. Hogue will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the TCU Horned Frogs.

SMU Mustangs Announce new staff.

SMU Mustangs revealed that they have signed David Deaton as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the SMU Mustangs.

Memphis Tigers Announce new staff.

The Memphis Tigers have announced that they have signed Andrew Easley as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 7,5 million pr year with the Memphis Tigers.

North Carolina Tar Heels Announce new staff.

North Carolina Tar Heels have signed Milton Gordon as their new Defensive Coordinator. Gordon will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Duke Blue Devils Announce new staff.

Duke Blue Devils revealed that they have signed Jon Lawson as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 5,5 million pr year with the Duke Blue Devils.

Other news included that Duke Blue Devils have signed Kurt Shanks as their new Defensive Coordinator. Shanks will get a 3 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Duke Blue Devils.

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Announce new staff.

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have announced that they have signed Jason Lawson as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 8 million pr year with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Other news included that Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have signed Reginald Matheson as their new Defensive Coordinator. Matheson will get a 2 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Announce new staff.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons revealed that they have signed Rodney Anderson as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4,5 million pr year with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.

Boston College Eagles Announce new staff.

The Boston College Eagles have announced that they have signed Theodore Young as their new Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 8 million pr year with the Boston College Eagles.

Arkansas State Red Wolves hire Bo Childress from the North Carolina Tar Heels

Arkansas State has announced that they have signed Bo Childress as their new Defensive Coordinator. Childress was previously working for North Carolina as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Arkansas State.

Buffalo Bulls hire Reginald Lavigne from the New Mexico Lobos

Buffalo has announced that they have signed Reginald Lavigne as their new Defensive Coordinator. Lavigne was previously working for New Mexico as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with Buffalo.

Eastern Michigan Eagles hire Jean Streeter from the Idaho Vandals

Eastern Michigan has announced that they have signed Jean Streeter as their new Defensive Coordinator. Streeter was previously working for Idaho as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 2 million pr year with Eastern Michigan.

Brian Knutson staying with Massachusetts Minutemen

The Charlotte 49ers tried to pry Brian Knutson away from Minutemen to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Knutson publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Minutemen as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Robert Allan staying with Pittsburgh Panthers

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets tried to pry Robert Allan away from Panthers to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Allan publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Panthers as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Washington State Cougars hire Jason Pemberton from the Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Washington State has announced that they have signed Jason Pemberton as their new Offensive Coordinator. Pemberton was previously working for Wake Forest as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with Washington State.

Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks hire Kory Finney from the Charlotte 49ers

Louisiana-Monroe has announced that they have signed Kory Finney as their new Defensive Coordinator. Finney was previously working for Charlotte as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Louisiana-Monroe.

LSU Tigers hire Shane Myers from the Texas Tech Red Raiders

LSU has announced that they have signed Shane Myers as their new Defensive Coordinator. Myers was previously working for Texas Tech as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4 million pr year with LSU.

Rice Owls hire Peter Simon from the Eastern Michigan Eagles

Rice has announced that they have signed Peter Simon as their new Defensive Coordinator. Simon was previously working for Eastern Michigan as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4,5 million pr year with Rice.

SMU Mustangs hire Daryl Hanes from the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors

SMU has announced that they have signed Daryl Hanes as their new Defensive Coordinator. Hanes was previously working for Hawaii as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 3 million pr year with SMU.

Lyman Cunningham staying with Old Dominion Monarchs

The Washington State Cougars tried to pry Lyman Cunningham away from Monarchs to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Cunningham publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Monarchs as their Head Coach for the coming season.

Kansas Jayhawks hire Michael Bertrand from the Army Black Knights

Kansas has announced that they have signed Michael Bertrand as their new Offensive Coordinator. Bertrand was previously working for Army as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Kansas.

Michael Valenti staying with Temple Owls

The Rice Owls tried to pry Michael Valenti away from Owls to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Valenti publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Owls as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

West Virginia Mountaineers hire Roland Osborn from the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

West Virginia has announced that they have signed Roland Osborn as their new Defensive Coordinator. Osborn was previously working for Georgia Tech as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2 million pr year with West Virginia.

East Carolina Pirates hire Terry Gray from the UNLV Rebels

East Carolina has announced that they have signed Terry Gray as their new Defensive Coordinator. Gray was previously working for UNLV as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with East Carolina.

Martin Flores staying with Michigan Wolverines

The LSU Tigers tried to pry Martin Flores away from Wolverines to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Flores publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Wolverines as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Bobby Mcalister staying with Troy Trojans

The Kansas Jayhawks tried to pry Bobby Mcalister away from Trojans to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Mcalister publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Trojans as their Head Coach for the coming season.

Alvaro Dehart staying with Central Michigan Chippewas

The SMU Mustangs tried to pry Alvaro Dehart away from Chippewas to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Dehart publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Chippewas as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Eric Barrett staying with Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

The Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks tried to pry Eric Barrett away from Hilltoppers to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Barrett publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Hilltoppers as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Duke Blue Devils hire Antonia Walling from the TCU Horned Frogs

Duke has announced that they have signed Antonia Walling as their new Head Coach. Walling was previously working for TCU as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 8 million pr year with Duke.

Missouri Tigers hire Warren Siegel from the Texas State Bobcats

Missouri has announced that they have signed Warren Siegel as their new Defensive Coordinator. Siegel was previously working for Texas State as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with Missouri.

Michael Cassidy staying with UCLA Bruins

The LSU Tigers tried to pry Michael Cassidy away from Bruins to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Cassidy publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bruins as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Washington State Cougars hire William Louis from the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks

Washington State has announced that they have signed William Louis as their new Defensive Coordinator. Louis was previously working for Louisiana-Monroe as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 1,5 million pr year with Washington State.

Philip Connell staying with North Texas Mean Green

The Rice Owls tried to pry Philip Connell away from Mean Green to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Connell publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Mean Green as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Minnesota Golden Gophers hire Dewitt White from the East Carolina Pirates

Minnesota has announced that they have signed Dewitt White as their new Defensive Coordinator. White was previously working for East Carolina as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4,5 million pr year with Minnesota.

Iowa State Cyclones hire Kenneth Bryan from the SMU Mustangs

Iowa State has announced that they have signed Kenneth Bryan as their new Defensive Coordinator. Bryan was previously working for SMU as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with Iowa State.

Kansas Jayhawks hire Sheldon Forte from the Buffalo Bulls

Kansas has announced that they have signed Sheldon Forte as their new Defensive Coordinator. Forte was previously working for Buffalo as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 3 million pr year with Kansas.

Robert Allan staying with Pittsburgh Panthers

The Duke Blue Devils tried to pry Robert Allan away from Panthers to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Allan publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Panthers as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Courtney Bayne staying with Texas-El Paso Miners

The UNLV Rebels tried to pry Courtney Bayne away from Miners to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Bayne publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Miners as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

Charles Woods staying with South Alabama Jaguars

The Kansas Jayhawks tried to pry Charles Woods away from Jaguars to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Woods publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Jaguars as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.

North Texas Mean Green hire Jesse Guidry from the SMU Mustangs

North Texas has announced that they have signed Jesse Guidry as their new Offensive Coordinator. Guidry was previously working for SMU as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 3 million pr year with North Texas.

Oregon Ducks hire Joseph Buss from the Memphis Tigers

Oregon has announced that they have signed Joseph Buss as their new Head Coach. Buss was previously working for Memphis as Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 7 million pr year with Oregon.

Offensive Coordinator Leonard Davis (LVILLE) signs contract extension!

The Cardinals have announced that they will be keeping Leonard Davis on board as their Offensive Coordinator. Davis has been signed to a contract extension worth $1,500,000 for 5 years.

2052 Transfer Update

284 players have decided to transfer.

Dwayne Valentine - DE Florida State Seminoles
Justin Carden - G Florida State Seminoles
Kent Arroyo - LB Florida State Seminoles
Coleman Dubois - T Clemson Tigers
Timothy Forrester - RB Clemson Tigers
Roberto Grier - SS Louisville Cardinals
John Oldham - QB Louisville Cardinals
Michael Ho - LB Boston College Eagles
William Moffett - T Boston College Eagles
Earl Lockett - LB North Carolina State Wolfpack
Thomas Smith - G Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Andrew Jankowski - WR Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Chad Pina - RB Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Thomas Bobo - LB Syracuse Orange
Larry Paredes - DT Syracuse Orange
Everett Richard - LB Syracuse Orange
Walter Peterson - WR Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Douglas Carrera - CB Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Robert Arnold - DE North Carolina Tar Heels
Ronald Renner - DT Pittsburgh Panthers
Felix Maddox - T Pittsburgh Panthers
Charles Plunkett - DE Miami (FL) Hurricanes
Troy Williams - LB Virginia Tech Hokies
Gary Leak - LB Virginia Cavaliers
Tommy Pena - DT Memphis Tigers
Eric Lowe - DE Memphis Tigers
Mark Green - WR Central Florida Knights
Domingo Polk - LB East Carolina Pirates
Barry Jeffery - DE East Carolina Pirates
David Hill - TE Houston Cougars
Garret Nicholson - LB Houston Cougars
Joesph Richardson - DT Houston Cougars
Morton Kee - DE Houston Cougars
Michael Summers - DT Temple Owls
David Gross - C Temple Owls
Robert Weber - LB Temple Owls
John Gonzales - CB Tulsa Golden Hurricane
James Vail - WR Connecticut Huskies
Jonathan Pence - WR Connecticut Huskies
Robert Jarrett - WR Connecticut Huskies
Steve Liles - DE Connecticut Huskies
Gary Keller - LB Connecticut Huskies
Jody Cross - DT SMU Mustangs
Taylor Smith - DT SMU Mustangs
Donald Stewart - WR SMU Mustangs
David Bell - LB SMU Mustangs
Justin Cardona - RB Baylor Bears
Douglas Bergstrom - LB Baylor Bears
Michael Olson - RB TCU Horned Frogs
Jason Sims - DE Oklahoma Sooners
Manuel Strickland - DE Texas Longhorns
Nicky Gooch - WR Texas Longhorns
Leslie Burrell - LB West Virginia Mountaineers
Gregory Cortez - WR Texas Tech Red Raiders
Don Lewis - LB Texas Tech Red Raiders
Norman Rivera - WR Texas Tech Red Raiders
Keith Willoughby - G Texas Tech Red Raiders
Steve Carlisle - LB Kansas Jayhawks
William Abner - LB Kansas Jayhawks
Jeff Lankford - RB Kansas Jayhawks
Terrance Peak - G Kansas Jayhawks
Cleo Chapman - LB Iowa State Cyclones
Jerry Lenz - SS Iowa State Cyclones
Adam Ferraro - LB Iowa State Cyclones
Mark Wilson - LB Ohio State Buckeyes
Joseph Ferguson - DT Michigan State Spartans
William Matheson - LB Michigan State Spartans
Brian Muhammad - T Michigan State Spartans
Miguel Montes - G Maryland Terrapins
Joseph Stewart - WR Maryland Terrapins
Stephen Segura - LB Maryland Terrapins
Charles Ramirez - LB Michigan Wolverines
Kendrick Patterson - DE Michigan Wolverines
David Gaddis - DT Michigan Wolverines
William Armstead - QB Michigan Wolverines
Carl Vickery - T Penn State Nittany Lions
Lucas McCleary - WR Penn State Nittany Lions
Matthew Rankin - DT Indiana Hoosiers
Nicholas Hughey - T Indiana Hoosiers
Gerard Schofield - DE Wisconsin Badgers
Dannie Ellis - WR Minnesota Golden Gophers
Santo Ennis - G Minnesota Golden Gophers
Marcus Snyder - DT Nebraska Cornhuskers
Peter Matlock - DT Nebraska Cornhuskers
Demetrius Lemons - WR Iowa Hawkeyes
Royal Gutierrez - DT Iowa Hawkeyes
Donnie Watts - LB Iowa Hawkeyes
John Smart - LB Illinois Fighting Illini
Barry Burleson - DE Illinois Fighting Illini
Ray Parsons - RB Illinois Fighting Illini
Robert Fultz - DT Illinois Fighting Illini
Henry Corbin - DT Illinois Fighting Illini
Russell Coggins - DT Illinois Fighting Illini
Jules Horn - RB Northwestern Wildcats
Seth Pacheco - DT Northwestern Wildcats
Shaun Beane - LB Northwestern Wildcats
Warren Holmes - QB Purdue Boilermakers
Adan Middleton - G Purdue Boilermakers
Charles Boyd - DT Purdue Boilermakers
Juan Phipps - DT Purdue Boilermakers
Bernard Palmer - RB Marshall Thundering Herd
Floyd Mcfarlane - DT Marshall Thundering Herd
Juan Castro - WR Marshall Thundering Herd
Mark Roybal - DT Marshall Thundering Herd
Nicolas Shelton - RB Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
Edgar Fulton - WR Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
William Kenney - DE Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
Brian York - LB Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
Michael Day - LB Old Dominion Monarchs
Jonathan Angulo - WR Old Dominion Monarchs
Bobby Walker - CB Old Dominion Monarchs
Steven Mathis - DE South Florida Bulls
Harry Huff - QB South Florida Bulls
William Mcewen - RB South Florida Bulls
Harris Robertson - LB South Florida Bulls
Andrew Randolph - LB Florida International Golden Panthers
Wallace Bunker - DE Florida International Golden Panthers
Steven Miles - RB Florida Atlantic Owls
William Howell - T Florida Atlantic Owls
Ronald Nunez - DT Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Christopher Heredia - LB Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Saul Joiner - DT Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Joshua Bullard - RB Rice Owls
Vern Grant - DE Texas-El Paso Miners
Joel Moore - G North Texas Mean Green
Stephen Ash - G North Texas Mean Green
Brian Bridges - WR North Texas Mean Green
Bruce Wilcox - LB North Texas Mean Green
Melvin Martinez - LB North Texas Mean Green
Alonzo Tripp - T Southern Miss Golden Eagles
Luis Ray - RB Army Black Knights
Scott Sousa - DE BYU Cougars
Quinn Sims - WR BYU Cougars
Daniel Jones - DE BYU Cougars
Clyde Rojas - DT BYU Cougars
Leonard Sylvester - DE Navy Midshipmen
Keith Stewart - LB Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Shane Price - DT Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Derek Maddox - WR Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Derek Boyle - DE Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Mike Humphrey - DE Northern Illinois Huskies
Joseph Hamm - T Northern Illinois Huskies
Jerald Borders - DT Northern Illinois Huskies
Evan Cavanaugh - CB Northern Illinois Huskies
Allan Rinehart - LB Toledo Rockets
Kevin August - LB Western Michigan Broncos
Mario Huerta - LB Western Michigan Broncos
Theodore Briscoe - LB Central Michigan Chippewas
Johnny Jackson - T Central Michigan Chippewas
Kenny Ricker - RB Central Michigan Chippewas
Alton Bevins - WR Central Michigan Chippewas
Jeffrey Rader - DE Ball State Cardinals
Terrell Justice - LB Ball State Cardinals
Brandon White - LB Eastern Michigan Eagles
Thomas Pierce - QB Eastern Michigan Eagles
Lawrence Rose - LB Eastern Michigan Eagles
Jordon Sandberg - WR Bowling Green Falcons
Albert Hoyle - DE Bowling Green Falcons
John Coker - DE Ohio Bobcats
Ross Metz - RB Ohio Bobcats
Steven Miranda - T Buffalo Bulls
Robert Cooks - WR Buffalo Bulls
William Perry - T Akron Zips
Dong Grant - CB Massachusetts Minutemen
Otis Allen - RB Massachusetts Minutemen
Delbert Raynor - DE Miami (OH) Red Hawks
Robert Ortiz - DE Miami (OH) Red Hawks
Michael Himes - LB Kent State Golden Flashes
William Vandiver - LB Boise State Broncos
Martin Hinkle - T Colorado State Rams
Billy Bradley - DE Colorado State Rams
Danny Wright - LB Colorado State Rams
James Steen - DT Utah State Aggies
Landon Hall - WR Utah State Aggies
Robert Sylvester - DE Utah State Aggies
Christopher Hancock - LB Utah State Aggies
Edward Valentin - CB Utah State Aggies
Jamie Baker - RB Utah State Aggies
Jeffrey Zook - DT Air Force Falcons
Travis Gonzalez - DE Air Force Falcons
Donald Robinson - DT Air Force Falcons
Luis Kilpatrick - RB Air Force Falcons
Richard Rivera - DE Air Force Falcons
Keith Grisham - WR Air Force Falcons
Richard Thompson - DE New Mexico Lobos
Jordan Richardson - LB Wyoming Cowboys
Christopher Casper - WR Fresno State Bulldogs
Jewel Furman - WR Fresno State Bulldogs
John Reed - DT Fresno State Bulldogs
Frank Henry - LB Fresno State Bulldogs
Daniel Olivas - DE Nevada Wolf Pack
Theodore Ferris - LB Nevada Wolf Pack
Noah Aragon - LB Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
August Smith - RB San Jose State Spartans
Julio Boyle - FS San Jose State Spartans
Mathew Frazer - DT UNLV Rebels
Ike Trejo - LB Oregon Ducks
Ronny Burks - LB Oregon Ducks
Thomas Ali - WR Oregon Ducks
Marshall Enright - DE Stanford Cardinal
Emmitt Urban - LB Stanford Cardinal
Michel Timm - WR Washington Huskies
Kirk Carnahan - RB Washington Huskies
Richard Silvers - T Washington Huskies
Lucien Mosher - LB California Golden Bears
Dennis Hill - WR Oregon State Beavers
Ernie Stuart - DE Oregon State Beavers
Luis Tucker - G Washington State Cougars
David Thomsen - WR Washington State Cougars
Richard Cromer - T Arizona Wildcats
Bradley Sykes - CB Arizona State Sun Devils
Christopher Gerald - CB Arizona State Sun Devils
Truman Langlois - FS Arizona State Sun Devils
Alvin McClary - TE Arizona State Sun Devils
Samuel Williams - LB Arizona State Sun Devils
David Barnes - DE Arizona State Sun Devils
Steven Mckinney - DT UCLA Bruins
Matthew Brooks - DE UCLA Bruins
Alex Johnson - DE UCLA Bruins
James Davila - T USC Trojans
Bradley Tuttle - LB USC Trojans
Ronald Barr - LB USC Trojans
Son Nieto - LB Utah Utes
William Alfred - T Utah Utes
Kenneth Pugh - DT Utah Utes
Edwin Rice - CB Utah Utes
Frank Hurst - QB Utah Utes
Jay Hernandez - T Colorado Buffaloes
Kenneth Vaught - DE Colorado Buffaloes
Mark Stillman - DT Alabama Crimson Tide
Henry Oliva - WR Alabama Crimson Tide
Richard Murphy - SS Alabama Crimson Tide
Robert Stacey - DT Mississippi State Bulldogs
Troy Underhill - DE Ole Miss Rebels
Randall Hager - WR Ole Miss Rebels
Jarrod Smith - T Auburn Tigers
Harvey Hernandez - P Auburn Tigers
James Gordon - TE LSU Tigers
David Noll - WR Texas A&M Aggies
Frederick Bennett - CB Texas A&M Aggies
John Leroy - SS Texas A&M Aggies
Timothy Watters - DT Arkansas Razorbacks
Steven Mckinney - WR Arkansas Razorbacks
Alton Bishop - T Georgia Bulldogs
Robert Parham - WR Georgia Bulldogs
Jeffery Baskin - LB Florida Gators
Terrell Curley - CB Florida Gators
Michael Breeden - T South Carolina Gamecocks
Joseph McClary - LB South Carolina Gamecocks
Clinton Mcginnis - G South Carolina Gamecocks
Tomas Tillman - G South Carolina Gamecocks
Robert Schroeder - RB Tennessee Volunteers
Wyatt Clark - DT Tennessee Volunteers
Anthony Story - WR Tennessee Volunteers
Johnny Gutierrez - LB Kentucky Wildcats
Joe Griffith - WR Kentucky Wildcats
Kevin Sweet - DE Vanderbilt Commodores
Carlos Campos - LB Georgia Southern Eagles
Delbert Bruce - DE Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
John Higgins - WR Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
Frederick Owens - DT Appalachian State Mountaineers
Arthur Perez - T Appalachian State Mountaineers
Jules Flores - QB Arkansas State Red Wolves
Brian Strain - LB Arkansas State Red Wolves
Gary Dunn - WR Arkansas State Red Wolves
William Knox - LB Arkansas State Red Wolves
Ronald Cambell - DE South Alabama Jaguars
Glenn Jones - DE South Alabama Jaguars
William Khan - LB South Alabama Jaguars
William Haas - LB South Alabama Jaguars
Aaron Trujillo - DE South Alabama Jaguars
James Riddle - LB Texas State Bobcats
Gregory Washington - LB Texas State Bobcats
Edgar Reilly - RB Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks
Eugene Harris - DE Troy Trojans
Albert Scarborough - G Troy Trojans
Michael Cornish - SS Idaho Vandals
Robert Franco - WR Idaho Vandals
Ruben Lin - WR Idaho Vandals
Michael Lancaster - T New Mexico State Aggies
Anthony Fernandez - TE New Mexico State Aggies
Thomas Gatlin - WR New Mexico State Aggies
Johnny Brown - DE Charlotte 49ers
Martin Libby - WR Charlotte 49ers

To Allan Jones - LB, the past is the past.

Allan Jones is great example a subshine story, having worked his way out of a troubled youth. To many, Jones is becoming a posterboy for the college football's ability to help talented young men rehabilitate themselves through sports.