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A look at five recruiting storylines from the SEC worth watching following spring football.

Story | Conversation | May 15, 2012

Once an OT, Watch List TE Hunter Henry's future changed after his coach saw him play hoops, writes Jamie Newberg.

Alabama tops a long list of great classes in the SEC.

Story | Conversation | January 25, 2012

The state of Georgia, which has 55 of the 209 SEC commitments to date, is becoming an SEC hotbed.

As teams get ready to start the season, a look at how programs in the SEC East are doing on the recruiting trail.

In the volatile world of college football coaching the Virginia Tech staff has proved remarkably stable, which isn't lost on prospective recruits, writes Jamie Newberg.

Has Alabama found its next Terrence Cody? Maybe. The Crimson Tide received a commitment fromDarren Lake (York, Ala./Sumter County). Lake, 6-foot-3 and 325 pounds, plays nose guard. "I sure hope I can be the next Cody," Lake said. "I am strong. I am ...

Blog | Conversation | June 20, 2011

Things have changed a lot over the past five months for OLB Harding Harper. Last year he was a player to keep an eye on living in Birmingham, Ala., and now he's one of the hottest recruits in the state living in Montgomery, Ala. "Back in January my ...

Blog | Conversation | May 06, 2011

Tennessee Watch List WR Drae Bowles' decision could come down to in-state schools Tennessee and Vanderbilt.

Standout ATH Germone Hopper and LB Nick Dawson are leading Phillip O. Berry Academy and garnering plenty of big-name offers.

Western Kentucky picked up two commitments over the past few days in three-star prospects running back Marquis Sumler (Pensacola, Fla./Catholic) and defensive end T.J. Smith (Hazel Green, Ala.). "I did it on my visit this weekend," Sumler said. "The...

Blog | Conversation | January 30, 2011

Alabama Crimson Tide and its eight ESPNU 150 prospects highlight the loaded SEC, writes Jamie Newberg.

Not sure if Santa Claus can deliver recruits, but just in case, here are the wish lists from the teams in the ACC and SEC, writes Jamie Newberg.