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Though the Trojans might benefit if Florida State releases the star 2013 linebacker from his letter of intent, they know what kind of moral dilemma FSU coach Jimbo Fisher is facing.

Story | Conversation | May 12, 2013

GatorNation gives a status update on Florida's early enrollees at the conclusion of spring practice.

Story | Conversation | April 21, 2013

Georgia couldn't have picked a better time for a change at defensive line coach. While Chris Wilson doesn't have the benefit of experienced players, he will get to mold who he has in his style.

Nick Saban might not like it. Recruits can be on the short or benefit from it. Make no mistakes the commitment flipping game is here to stay and both sides are learning to play.

The Longhorns' four early enrollees will benefit from the head start they'll get this spring, and that leg up more importantly should benefit the team, as a whole, even more.

Story | Conversation | January 15, 2013

Enrolling early is a complicated process that's not for everybody, but Michigan director of football operations Bob Lopez tries to make it a good experience.

USC's recruiting class has suffered some blows recently, but having all of their commits at the two big all-star games should be a benefit down the stretch.

Story | Conversation | January 09, 2013

Because of Georgia's roster attrition, the Bulldogs will have a large recruiting class and many of them plan to enroll early.

Roy Roundtree caught as many passes for more yards in the final four games of his senior season than he did his entire junior year.

Brady Hoke has put an emphasis on offensive line recruiting, and his efforts have yielded more four-star prospects in two years than Michigan has head in previous six seasons combined.

Story | Conversation | December 10, 2012

Recruiting junior college players is no longer a get-rich-quick way of program-building, and the Longhorns could benefit from pursuing more juco players.

Story | Conversation | October 31, 2012

Michigan defensive coordinator Greg Mattison has added a new wrinkle in his base 4-3, often sending a linebacker out over a receiver when facing spread offenses.

Two moves, one from Florida to USC and another from safety to cornerback, have fit Trojans sophomore Josh Shaw quite well.

Brady Hoke and the players feel like the bye week before the start of the conference season has been of huge benefit.

Braxton Miller still is figuring out how to be comfortable in the pocket, and his line knows protection will be key against a Michigan State team that sacked Miller nine times in 2011.

Nick Saban and Alabama purposefully schedule elite-level opponents to open seasons, because the exposure and experience the team garners is priceless.