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Juco OT Jermaine Eluemunor knew little about football when his family emigrated from London to the United States in 2009. But he's a quick learner, and nearly every top program in the country has taken notice.

Story | Conversation | May 01, 2013

The Longhorns have six commitments for the Class of 2014, all of whom are ESPN Watch List prospects. But where do they go from here? What positions do they need to key in on the most moving forward given what we know about the Class of 2013 as it stands?

Story | Conversation | January 28, 2013

While Mack Brown isn't permitted to say much of anything to those 2014 prospects, his mere presence sent a message: Texas will be as aggressive a player as ever come February when it's time to start hosting junior days.

Story | Conversation | January 22, 2013

Texas A&M became the latest team to have its way with the Oklahoma defense, rolling up nearly 600 yards of offense in a 41-13 Cotton Bowl blowout.

When Bob Stoops sees what former assistant Kevin Sumlin has done with Texas A&M, it reminds him of what he did when he arrived at Oklahoma in 1999.

Landry Jones started his Oklahoma career at Cowboys Stadium. Now Jones, the most prolific and potentially the most polarizing QB in Sooners history, gets to conclude it at Jerry World.

Next week in the AT&T Cotton Bowl, the Sooners and Aggies will meet for the 19th time in 20 seasons. While Texas A&M has made tremendous strides in its first year in the SEC, this is a series the Sooners have dominated.

It wasn't long ago when Texas got most of the state's top recruits, but that is changing with the success of Texas A&M, as well as Baylor.

Arkansas, Auburn and Tennessee are among programs looking for new coaches. Those new coaches are entering an SEC that's as powerful at the top as ever with six 10-win programs.

Will Muschamp declared Jeff Driskel to be Florida's starting quarterback in 2013. The situation behind Driskel is less settled though.

With a loss to TCU, Texas -- which had won four games in a row and had been contenders for a BCS bowl -- took a step back toward mediocrity in humiliating fashion.

Alabama might have bought into the hype, but then Texas A&M beat the Tide. Now, with two wins standing in the way of another BCS title apperance, Nick Saban has his team focused only on Auburn.

Alabama didn't hang its head after losing to Texas A&M last week and throttled Western Carolina 49-0 in Tuscaloosa, Ala.

While many might be worried about Alabama's recent performances on offense, but it's not showing with AJ McCarron. The Tide QB isn't panicking while looking at the final stretch of the season.

Alabama looks to regain its edge after two uneven weeks that resulted in an escape against LSU and a loss to Texas A&M.

The Crimson Tide have a routine of one day to ride out the emotion of a win -- and the same applies, they say, after a dramatic loss to Texas A&M that changed the BCS.