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DUNCANVILLE, Texas -- Speed may best define ESPN Watch List wide receiver K.D. Cannon (Mount Pleasant, Texas/Mount Pleasant). His hands may be a close second. His outstanding 4.37-second 40-yard dash time and his 104 catches for 1,597 yards and 25 to...

Now healthy after suffering a horrific leg injury, Oklahoma State-bound WR Ra'Shaad Samples is racking up monster numbers for Skyline while he waits to play in this year's UA Game.

While there were several schools with multiple commits at The Opening, others were representing their school as solos.

TIGARD, Ore. -- Want to know how important The Opening is to ESPN 150 running back Derrick Green? So important that the Richmond (Va.) Hermitage High School standout was in the weight room at the players' host hotel Wednesday afternoon -- a full day ...

While he lacks prototypical height and is being recruited as an athlete, Greg Ward makes plays as QB

Barry J. Sanders is heading to Stanford.

Army All-American Barry Sanders is going to do something his Hall-of-Fame dad never did -- play in a national HS all-star game.

ARLINGTON, Texas - In a quick announcement during the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl, three-star offensive tackle Cedrick Poutasi (Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Pines) on Thursday said he will play at Utah next season. A 6-foot-5, 325-pound bookend, P...

Watch List linemanJake Raulerson continues to rack up the miles after checking out his 10th campus, writes Damon Sayles.

Tyrone Swoopes is drawing comparisons to Vince Young and Cam Newton. He would rather be the first Tyrone Swoopes, writes Damon Sayles.

Eric Davis' switch from Texas A&M to Oklahoma State due to scheme highlights Midlands notes, writes Damon Sayles.

Oklahoma Sooners running back commitment Keith Ford wants a high school state championship before he enrolls in college. And he's working in the offseason to meet his goal.

Kenny Hill loves to do the unexpected and is now focused on a second state title ring, writes Damon Sayles.

Tyrone Swoopes is no longer a sophomore with potential. The 6-foot-5 dual-threat QB is one of the most sought-after recruits in the country.

Overall expectations? Recruiting? Nothing seems to faze No. 1 recruit Mario Edwards, who just received his Under Armour jersey.