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Tom VanHaaren calls to talk about the ESPN 150 OT who trimmed his list to four at the Chicago NFTC and the QB who stole the show. And Jared Shanker joins via Skype to discuss Ohio State's recent trio of QB offers and a weekend addition for Northweste

East regional recruiting coordinator Dave Hooker talks about Elijah Hood's commitment to Notre Dame, and how Virginia and Virginia Tech are battling it out for a very talented group of in-state recruits.

Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly discusses the expectations facing QB Everett Golson, the challenge of replacing LB Manti Te'o, and the new playmakers on offense.

Notre Dame guard Skylar Diggins fields questions about where she'll play in the WNBA and if women can compete with men on the court when she stops by First Take.

Beckett Football editor Susan Lulgjuraj discusses the 2013 NFL draft prospects that collectors should look out for and how it stacks up to last year's draft class.

Kara Lawson, Carolyn Peck and Kevin Negandhi break down UConn's victory over Notre Dame and ask, "Why not Louisville?"

As a junior, Notre Dame guard Skylar Diggins visited ESPN's Sport Science lab to see how she stacks up against the best players in the game.

Bob Holtzman talks with Brian Kelly about the Fighting Irish's recruiting class. Kelly says the tight-knit nature of the players coming to South Bend and the BCS title game run helped keep the group intact.

Nev Schulman, creator and executive producer of "Catfish," on the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax.

In this episode of RecruitingNation 411, our regional coordinators take you through the reaction amongst recruits to the coaching changes across the college football landscape.

Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o went out and played the best two games of his career the same week that he lost his grandmother and his girlfriend. Gene Wojciechowski sits down with Te'o to talk about overcoming such personal tragedies.

Dick Vitale talks about Notre Dame joining the ACC in all ACC-sponsored sports except football.

Tom Luginbill breaks down the recruits that moved up the most in the June 6th update to the ESPN150 rankings.

Dual-threat quarterback Malik Zaire will bring his athletic ability and speed to Notre Dame next year.

The wide receivers and defensive backs square off in Baltimore.

A look at some of the highlights from the one-on-one match-ups between the wide receivers and defensive backs at the Columbus NFTC.