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Damon Sayles and Max Olson break down recent additions for the Bears and Longhorns, respectively. Baylor added its 19th commitment overall  and seventh this month  in four-star ILB James David, while Texas continued its 2015 recruiting in style.

HornsNation reporter Max Olson breaks down all the latest recruiting news from the state of Texas, including K.D. Cannon and Koda Martin trimming their lists, the Teuhema brothers' decision and the 2015 Fab Five.

ESPN 150 LB Kyron Watson's commitment to Kansas was arguably its biggest in years. Damon Sayles discusses the implications of that and St. Louis being an underrated recruiting hotspot. Max Olson also stops by to talk the latest in Baylor recruiting.

Midlands Recruiting Coordinator Damon Sayles catches up with Watch List safety Jamal Adams, who has been offered by several schools, including Texas, Texas A&M, Michigan, Florida State, Ohio State, Oregon and others.

Deniz Kilicli led the Mountaineers with 14 points in Monday's win over Texas.

Texas will next face TCU on Friday. TCU upset top seed West Virginia Wednesday evening.

West Virginia's Kara Blosser scored in the 98th minute of overtime to give her team the win.

LHN analyst Ahmad Brooks on how Jackson Jeffcoat and Alex Okafor attacked West Virginia QB Geno Smith.

Defensive Coordinator Manny Diaz had a tough task in trying to shut down WVU QB Geno Smith last Saturday.

Faced with the challenge of shutting down current Heisman-leading candidate Geno Smith, Coach Diaz is looking to Saturday's game against West Virginia.

Damon Sayles catches up with Hebron (Carrollton, Texas) safety Jamal Adams after Hebron's 33-19 win over Mansfield Timberview (Texas). Adams holds several big FBS offers.

The second installment of the best of the 2012 NFTC one-on-ones, encompassing highlights from the Miami, Atlanta and Orlando NFTCs.

A stellar offensive line group headlined by Columbia's (Lake City, Fla.) Laremy Tunsil takes on the defensive line in Orlando.

Nick Ekbatani and Chuck Wiley of ESPNHS break down the standout defensive linemen from the Dallas NFTC.