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Follow all the happenings of top Class of 2008 quarterback Terrelle Pryor's unique recruiting process.

Undefeateds USC, LSU and Ohio State are among the big boys of recruiting, but teams like UConn and Kentucky are still finding it tough despite their hot starts.

A tireless wok ethic and modest attitude has made Julio Jones (Foley, Ala.) the No. 1 prospect in the Class of 2008, writes Billy Tucker.

Wake Forest's 2008 class got real good, real fast with the additions of 6-8 Al-Farouq Aminu (Norcross, Ga.) and 6-10 Tony Woods (Rome, Ga.). Aminu's choice is doubly sweet for Skip Prosser and Co. because he chose the Demon Deacons over ACC rivals Ge...

Blog | Conversation | July 12, 2007

What schools have gotten the best jump on the Class of 2008? Scouts Inc. breaks it down.

For the nation's top football prospects, signing day marks the end of one long journey and the beginning of another.

Star Florida high school running backs Chris Rainey and Antwain Easterling found resolution this week, writes Henry Gola in the week in review.

With signing day just around the corner, we look back at three key lessons this recruiting year has to share.

Sometimes even a nationally televised declaration doesn't guarantee a commitment, writes Henry Gola.

The pace of verbal commitments is fast and furious as the NCAA-mandated dead period aproaches, writes Henry Gola.

Running back Joe McKnight, No. 1 on the ESPN 150, has scratched Notre Dame from his list of potential schools. Who's still in the running?

Star running back Chris Rainey's comments have prompted a major investigation at Lakeland High School in central Florida, writes Henry Gola.

The annual movement of college coaches is the No. 1 reason to avoid an early signing period in football, writes Henry Gola.

Easton (Pa.) Area High School and Phillipsburg (N.J.) will meet on Thanksgiving for the 100th time in one of the best rivalries in high school football.

If Florida State is looking to turn its offense around, it would be wise to target explosive running back Noel Devine, who remains uncommitted.

The timing of Greg Little's decision of Notre Dame over North Carolina seems a little odd, writes Henry Gola in the recruiting week in review.