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Blair Angulo talks with East Los Angeles College (Monterey Park, Calif.) defensive tackle Michael Wyche. Wyche committed to USC over Washington State, among others. He explains the decision and his emotional reaction to the Trojans' offer.

Blair Angulo talks recruiting with Long Beach Poly (Calif.) athlete Juju Smith, the No. 62 overall player in the ESPN 150. Smith, an aspiring chiropractor, refers to one of his finalists as his "dream school."

Dave Telep interviews No. 13 player in the 2014 class and newest North Carolina commit Theo Pinson. Pinson chose UNC over Indiana, Georgetown, Duke and Louisville.

Dave Telep explains why Theo Pinson, No. 13 overall in the ESPN 60, chose North Carolina and what the Tar Heels can expect once Pinson comes to campus.

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.

With 100 days remaining until the start of college football, three of the nation's top high school quarterbacks share what they anticipate in for the upcoming college season.

Miami commit Brad Kaaya won the Golden Gun for his accuracy at the Elite 11 in Santa Clara, Calif. Kaaya, the No. 12 pocket QB in the nation, talks about where he wants to see his game develop and other recruits he wants the Hurricanes to pursue.

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.).

Vanderbilt commit K.J. Carta Samuels, the No. 13 pocket QB in the nation, scored the sixth of 18 invitations to the Elite 11 finals. Carta-Samuels talks with Phil Murphy about the golden ticket and the Commodores' turnaround under James Franklin.

Adoree' Jackson ranks No. 5 in the ESPN 150 and, understandably, holds too many offers to count. But Jackson talks about another passion: track and field. He hopes to compete in the 2016 Olympics, a realistic possibility as the nation's top long jump

West region recruiting coordinator Erik McKinney breaks down the Nike Football Training Camp stop at Laney College in Oakland. Four ESPN 150 players competed, but it was the under-the-radar prospects who stole the show.

Trent Dilfer breaks down the San Francisco Elite 11. Though the camp did not yield any invitations to the Elite 11 finals, there were a number of performers who Dilfer says are in consideration for golden tickets.

Craig Haubert compares ESPN 150 recruits Lorenzo Carter, Myles Garrett and Lorenzo Featherston to defensive ends in college football and the NFL.

Erik McKinney interviews new USC commit Austin Maloata of Centennial (Corona, Calif.). Maloata moved to the U.S. in March and committed to the Trojans at the beginning of May.

Bayside (Virginia Beach, Va.) safety Quin Blanding, the No. 11 overall player in the ESPN 150, is doing all he can to get other in-state prospects to join him at Virginia. Dave Hooker discusses the players which Blanding has recruited the hardest.