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If the season started tomorrow a number of SEC teams would have to figure out who would be their starters under center.

Cary Chow and the college football bloggers look ahead and ask the question what would happen if the season started tomorrow.

Jabril Peppers, Andrew Brown, and Da'Shawn Hand make up some of the stars at the top of the ESPN 150 rankings. Craig Haubert takes you through the rest of the standouts and stars on the defensive side of the ball in the first release of the 2014 ESP

Edward Aschoff looks at the quarterback battles at Missouri and Kentucky that likely won't be settled until the fall.

Highlights of 2014 ESPN Watch List quarterback Justice Hansen (Sante Fe/Edmond, Okla.) from the April 6th, 2013 Dallas Elite 11 Camp.

Prim Siripipat and the college football bloggers go around the country to see which coaches open spring practice firmly on the hot seat.

Dave Telep and Paul Biancardi break down Missouri's newest acquisition: No. 36 senior Johnathan Williams III. Williams chose Mizzou over Georgetown, Tennessee and Michigan State.

Edward Aschoff discusses the best-case and worst-case scenarios for the Missouri Tigers.

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

JCovan Brown led Texas in scoring with 21 points

2013 offensive lineman Ethan Pocic (Lemont, Ill./Lemont) talks to WolverineNation about his recruitment, and how he wants it to play out.

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.

Catch up on the latest high school sports news with Phil Murphy of ESPNHS. The top three football teams play games worthy of watching -- and they weren't even the best on the schedule. Recruits committed to Alabama, Arkansas and Missouri -- and other

NCAA Football 2011 simulates the battle between Oklahoma and Missouri, Saturday on ABC