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Utah, Washington and Washington State all play spring games on Saturday, and the favorite to start at QB could make a significant statement that he won't be challenged for the starting job.

Chuck Wiley and Nick Ekbatani break down a defensive line group at the Oregon NFTC that included Placer (Auburn, Calif.) standout Eddie Vanderdoes.

More action from the OL-DL one-on-one drills at the Oregon NFTC.

Palma (Salinas, Calif.) Class of 2013 defensive end Jack Powers already holds offers from Air Force, Fresno State and Washington State.

Holding offers from the likes of UCLA and Arizona, Madison (San Diego, Calif.) running back Pierre Cormier talks recruiting following the Long Beach NFSC.

Upland's (Upland, Calif.) Joe Mathis, Marcos de Niza's (Tempe, Ariz.) Priest Willis, and Rancho Cucamonga's (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) Tahaan Goodman and Chris Hawkins receive invitations to "The Opening" following the Los Angeles NFTC.

East (Wylie, Texas) receiver Marcell Ateman already has 17 offers from some of the nation's top college programs. He took time out on Saturday to talk about recruiting, as well as about his experience competing at the Dallas NFSC.

Craig Haubert and Tom Luginbill step to the touch screen to break down which teams compiled the best 2013 recruiting class at each defensive position.

Jared Shanker interviews Washington (Pa.) running back Shai McKenzie, who rushed for nearly 2,700 yards and accounted for 42 touchdowns as a junior. McKenzie holds 20 scholarships, a figure that rises by the week.

Mason Kelley interviews Central Catholic (Portland, Ore.) cornerback Aaron Washington Jr. Despite being among the best defensive backs in the state, the 2014 prospect has yet to receive an offer.

El Cerrito (Calif.) linebacker D.J. Calhoun holds four offers. But his performance in 2012 suggests the Watch List linebacker will end up with a few more before he graduates in 2014. Calhoun talks with Mason Kelley about last season and the next.

Mason Kelley stops by De La Salle (Concord, Calif.), home to the nation's No. 1 football team, to talk with Austin Hooper. Soon to make his college decision, Hooper, No. 264 in the ESPN 300, lists some of his finalists.

Long Beach Poly's latest dash sensation Ariana Washington won the 100 (11.61) and 200 (23.55) and powered the Track-Rabbits state-leading 4x100 relay (45.72) at the 2012 CIF-SS Masters Meet.

The third installment of the Best of the 2012 NFTC One-On-Ones, showcasing highlights from the Columbus, Charlotte and Baltimore camps.

More action from the RB/LB one-on-one drills at the Baltimore NFTC.

Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks, Calif.) running back Khalfani Muhammad takes time out at the Long Beach NFSC to give a recruiting update.