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Under Armour All-American Priest Willis won't talk about himself, but plenty of others will sing his praises.

Watch List S Su'a Cravens learned early that only hard work will bring success and over 40 offers later, he's living proof, writes Jared Shanker.

Watch List safety Priest Willis now has nearly 30 offers, but it's been a long road to becoming an elite prospect, writes Erik McKinney.

UCLA football coach Jim L. Mora has noticed something a little different around the Westwood campus this week thanks to a certain high-profile NFL quarterback working out at the Bruins practice facility.

Organizers Keyshawn Johnson and Brian Kelly, former USC standouts, put on a 7-on-7 event that drew loads of talent.

A trio of top WR prospects, including Watch List wideout Jordan Payton, are learning from Keyshawn Johnson.

When it comes to elite talent, the NFL looks at the SEC and beyond.

Bracket: Best NFL Pipeline

After season-ending injuries, Class of 2009 standouts Devon Kennard and Aaron Murray will watch the playoffs from the sidelines, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Take a look at what Pac-10 questions were answered this spring and what problems linger heading into the fall.

More recognizable names are among the 15 inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame for 2008, but Pat Fitzgerald and Don McPherson may be more representative of the true nature of the sport. It is the curious burden of the Hall to honor them all.

With spring practice about to kick off, Mark Schlabach breaks down the stories worth tracking.

With early playing time a huge factor for deciding prospects, NFL Draft early entry has made some waves, writes Billy Tucker in the week in review.

From fightin' words to memorable season openers to the return of the media guide police, The Dash runs through it all.

Quarterbacks are calm and cool. They have all the answers. Not this season. Even the nation's best QBs have something to prove in 2007.

What are the top programs of the last decade? That's the question ESPN.com has attempted to answer this week. Mark Schlabach looks at programs Nos. 26 to 50.