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The return of running back Tyler Gaffney provides a big boost to the Stanford backfield.

Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel and Auburn cornerback Chris Davis are Chris Low's picks as two of the most improved players in the SEC in 2013.

Looking at Iowa's most important game in 2013: at Iowa State.

Heather Dinich talks with Pitt wide receiver Devin Street about his expectations for this season.

In this episode of Official Visit, ESPN 150 linebacker Jacob Pugh names a top three, Ryeshene Bronson and Florida part ways, Markell Pack signs on with Florida State, a look at Notre Dame's top 10 class, and more.

The Bruins are developing wide receiver depth, which will benefit second-year starting quarterback Brett Hundley.

Tom Luginbill calls into "College Football Live" to discuss reports that Eddie Vanderdoes, No. 10 overall in the 2013 recruiting class, will ask for his release from Notre Dame.

David Ubben says the arm of Jake Heaps and a heap of new faces on defense are reasons for hope and concern at KU this fall.

Indiana's quest to get bowl-eligible could hinge on its Big Ten opener Oct. 5 against Penn State, a team the Hoosiers never have beaten.

Heather Dinich talks about Clemson WR Martavis Bryant as the Tigers' top performer this spring.

Uncommitted recruit Joe Mixon, No. 135 in the ESPN 150, secured an invitation to The Opening at the Oakland NFTC. He talks to Phil Murphy about the invitation and shares his plans to announce his college choice.

Michigan commit Wilton Speight made the trip from Virginia for the Elite 11 in Northern California. Speight, No. 125 in the ESPN 150, talks about the Wolverines' No. 1 recruiting class and goals for his senior season at Collegiate (Richmond, Va.).

David Ubben says the defensive losses and a magician on the sidelines are reasons for concern and hope for Kansas State this season.

Wisconsin's most important game comes in the Big Ten opener against Ohio State, the Badgers' primary competitor in the Leaders division this season.

The Aggies have plenty of playmakers on offense surrounding quarterback Johnny Manziel.

Heather Dinich talks about the top overall player for FSU this spring -- and it's not Jameis Winston.