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A look at the OL/DL one-on-ones at the Champaign NFTC.

Missouri quarterback commit Trent Hosick, out of Staley (Kansas City, Mo.), takes time out at the Oakland NFSC to talk about his decision to become a Tiger.

The 2012 NFSC tour hit the Golden State on May 19th, attracting gridiron stars from near and far eager to test their talents.

Chuck Wiley joins Nick Ekbatani to discuss who shined along the defensive line at the Orlando NFTC.

More highlights from the OL/DL one-on-ones at the Atlanta NFTC.

Alvin Kamara, Ryan Jenkins, Shamire Devine, Reuben Foster, Shaq Wiggins, Tray Matthews and Brendan Langley all received invitations to The Opening following the Atlanta NFTC.

Ottawa (Ottawa, Ill.) running back Miguel Hermosillo made a big impression at the Chicago NFSC, earning a 107.34 SPARQ rating.

Nick Ekbatani and Chuck Wiley of ESPNHS break down the standout defensive linemen from the Dallas NFTC.

Future Missouri Tiger Harneet Gill, out of Francis Howell (St. Charles, Mo.), talks about his future home in college after earning a 90.93 SPARQ rating in Massillon.

Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio) safety Jayme Thompson, a West Virginia commit, had a standout performance at the Massillon NFSC, clocking a 4.77 forty and a 4.4 shuttle.

Over 1,200 athletes came out to compete and put it all on the line at the Massillon Nike Football SPARQ Combine.

Tuscarawas Central Catholic (New Philadelphia, Ohio) linebacker MIchael Lawless entered the Massillon NFSC as somewhat of unknown, but he left with the top SPARQ rating of the combine.

Dekaney (Houston, Texas) quarterback D'Juan Hines, who is coming off a year that saw him lead his team to a state title, was impressive at the Houston NFSC.

Missouri commit DGB, the all-time leader in career receiving yards, has overcome countless obstacles off the field.

Catch up on high school sports news as Phil Murphy of ESPNHS recaps an upset-filled weekend on the gridiron and pitch, a future Missouri commit setting a national record and other national recruits blowing up stat sheets.

Kenton (Ohio) quarterback Maty Mauk broke the national career passing yardage record Saturday, reaching 17,770 yards with up to four games remaining. His older brother, Ben, held the mark.