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Top-ranked QB Pryor commits to Ohio State

Terrelle Pryor, the nation's top-ranked high school quarterback according to the ESPN 150 and the top unsigned senior, announced he'll attend Ohio State at the news conference at his high school in Pennsylvania on Wednesday.

Pryor not ready to sign letter of intent

Jeannette High quarterback Terrelle Pryor will not commit on Wednesday.

Michigan's immediate future could hinge on Pryor

Terrelle Pryor, the nation's No. 1 high school quarterback, is keeping teams waiting before making his college intentions known, writes Mark Schlabach.

Marshall's perfect season raises standard in MAC

Marhall's perfect season raised expectations for the MAC. ESPN.com's offseason updates continue with a look at the improving Mid-American Conference.

The Fans Speak -- Week 4

Each week we open the Fan Mailbag to find out what people are talking about. Read the latest.

Separating winning quarterbacks from just good ones

He's Got It By Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com Jeremiah Masoli won't win any national awards this season. A slow start and a midseason knee injury proved too mu...

It's more than chemistry in Iowa's and Oregon's winning formula

...his team's edge-of-the-cliff dance would finally come to a painful end. AP Photo/Charlie NeibergallRicky Stanzi gave and took away from Indiana on Saturday. "I thought maybe we had dug too...

By taking care of business, next week is set

Setting The Table By Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com Address your thank-you notes to the Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns, care of Big Tex at the State Fair...

Bulldogs back at No. 1 in updated Top 25

With the kickoff of football practices rapidly approaching, it's time for another look at the early preseason Top 25 for 2008.

New year, new hope for 2007's struggling teams

Which teams are poised to erase the nightmare of 2007 and replace it with a much-improved season? Notre Dame fans take heart: The Irish are No. 1 on Bruce Feldman's list.

Irish, Cards, Nittany Lions, Buckeyes spring forward

...what to say. Freshman quarterback Jimmy Clausen's play was, well, unremarkable. Which is just the way Charlie Weis wanted it. The Notre Dame coach has been tight-lipped about his four-man quarterback competition...