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FOX Sports: Chad Boyd Update
Chad and the Archbishop Shaw Eagles lost in the Louisiana 4A state championship game to Belle Chase 28-7.
FOX Sports: Canada hoping for a second chance at D-1
He was a highly-recruited prospect out of high school that ended up signing with Cal, but after a year in Berkley, current Mt. San Antonio WR Jesse Canada (6-2, 195) made the decision to leave to attend to some family issues and after a full season with the Mounties he's hoping to get some D-1 offers, but he may have one more hurdle to overcome.
FOX Sports: Alabama Kicker Commits To WFU
New Years brought Oxford, Alabama kicker Jimmy Newman a new offer as he received word from the Wake Forest coaching staff that he had earned an offer from the Demon Deacons. Sunday, Newman decided that Wake Forest was the place for him as he committed to the Demon Deacon staff.
FOX Sports: Diggs Take - Omigie will have huge impact
Former Irving MacArthur Coach David Beaty has helped to make another dip into Texas talent. Kansas has a reputation of picking up wildcard players that ultimately have great talent. Kansas picked up a future star in Chris Omigie over the weekend.
FOX Sports: Newman Decides
One of the country's best Kickers made a decision to play for a well respected academic institution this weekend...
FOX Sports: Newman Makes Decision
Oxford (Ala.) kicker Jimmy Newman is headed to the ACC, making his college decision over the weekend...
FOX Sports: Honors Piling Up For Porras
Owl Defensive Back commit Paul Porras has gotten plenty of recognition for his 2008 season. Porras played both ways for his Scottsdale Saguaro team - but has received heavy recognition for his play on Defense...
FOX Sports: Owls Checking Out Brigham
Austin St. Andrews' Hank Brigham is on the Rice Owls' radar screen as an athlete that could play a number of positions for them. We caught up with Hank recently to get his thoughts on the Owls...
FOX Sports: Recruiting: Tracy Moore To Decide Jan. 25
Tracy Moore, the standout athlete/receiver from Tulsa (Union), Okla., told me Sunday night he was not making an announcement on television regarding his recruiting commitment tonight.
FOX Sports: Chad Boyd Update
Chad and the Archbishop Shaw Eagles lost in the Louisiana 4A state championship game to Belle Chase 28-7.
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District 20 3A All District Team
District 20 3A All District Team
District 14 5A All District Team
District 14 5A All District Team
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Ryan Reardon: New Offer and Visit
Vince Manuwai: Probably won't be ready for training camp
Bijon Samoodi: Gets New Offer
Bijon Samoodi: Gets New Offer
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·Texas, Buckeyes set for Fiesta Bowl
Colt McCoy and Texas have brought their dynamic offense to Arizona for a showdown with Ohio State. Who has the edge in the Fiesta Bowl?
·Texas gets its turn to show it belonged in title game
USC made its claim for No. 1. Utah did the same against 'Bama. Texas gets its turn in the Fiesta Bowl. CFN breaks it down.
·Linehan Earns All-State Honors
Banks HS ATH Gabe Linehan (Banks, OR) committed to Boise State back in July and he just recently finished his senior season. Banks HS ended the season with a disappointing loss in the 4A State Championship Game against Astoria. Linehan spoke to BroncoCountry.com about his seniorseason, his future as a Bronco, and his upcoming official visit to Boise State.
·Fearless Predictions: Sugar Bowl
No doubt Utah is excited to be in the Sugar Bowl (8 ET, FOX). But what about 'Bama? CFN wonders if the Tide are in for an upset.
·Simone, one last time
ALTHOUGH GINO SIMONE thought he made plain a few days ago that he had finished the recruiting process and was WSU-bound, reports suggesting the contrary continue to pop up in cyberspace. Asked this morning if he wished to lend his view on the most recent report, the No. 1 overall rated recruit in the state of Washington had this to say; "I would love to comment on that," said Simone.
·Live! From the UnderArmour All-America Game
Scout.com is on hand all week covering the UnderArmour All-America Game in Orlando and will post all the live updates, photo galleries, and stories in this one story so the fans will have easy access to find information on their top recruits...
·New target for offensive line
Sophomore Nate Solder enjoyed a successful 2008 season after making the transition from tight end to tackle. Now Colorado coaches have their eyes on a prospect who did the same thing at the high school level and appears to have a bright future no matter what college he chooses.
·Offense-Defense: West Morning Practice Notes
The pads were popping in the West's morning practice today. A couple new players also arrived and promptly made their presences felt. Here are our notes from the session.
·Offense-Defense East Notebook
Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon.
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·USAAB: West DBs vs West WRs
Scout.com brings you closer to the action. Take a look at the most exciting part of practice, the one on ones - WRs vs. DBs.
·Live! From the UnderArmour All-America Game
Scout.com is on hand all week covering the UnderArmour All-America Game in Orlando and will post all the live updates, photo galleries, and stories in this one story so the fans will have easy access to find information on their top recruits...
·Patriots Sign Five To Future Contracts
The Patriots signed five players to future contracts today the team announced. Terms of the deals were not announced.
·Casey Bolena: Sets Up Visit Date
·USAAB Video Update: Cliff Harris
San Antonio, Texas -- Cliff Harris was the most polished cornerback during Monday's West practice session at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. Scout.com caught up with him after things wrapped up to discuss it.
·USAAB Day One Stock Report
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS --At the Army All American Bowl it is often the first real test of many of the nation's best players against tough competition. Which players held their own, which ones excelled, and who had a bad day. Scout.com gives you the day one stock report.
·USAAB: Cliff Harris day one MVP's highlights
One of the great thing that modern technology brings us is the ability to show you why someone is ranked like we have them. At the USAAB game practice, Cliff Harris had an incredible day drawing unanimous report as the day one West Squad MVP and here are some highlights from his day.
·Baron's Breakdown: Cliff Harris
Scout.com brings you more than just interviews and clips, we break down the players and tell you exactly what the colleges think about each player. In this new segment, Baron Flenory breaks down Cliff Harris, our day one mvp
·Offense-Defense East Notebook
Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon.
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·7 Points: Wild-Card Weekend Edition
After 14 years, Ravens LB Ray Lewis is still commanding respect ... Why Vikings QB Tarvaris Jackson needs to get off to a fast start ... The Dolphins impact rookie that no one drafted ... Why Peyton Manning deserved the MVP Award. You'll find all this and more in Ed Thompson's latest "7 Points" feature.
·Cardinals' Game Plan for the Atlanta Falcons
The Cardinals and the Falcons will both have their work cut out for them on Saturday at University of Phoenix Stadium. There will be some challenging but fun-to-watch matchups on both sides of the ball. Here are key matchups to watch, injury updates and more.
·Fearless Predictions: Sugar Bowl
No doubt Utah is excited to be in the Sugar Bowl (8 ET, FOX). But what about 'Bama? CFN wonders if the Tide are in for an upset.
·Vince Manuwai: Probably won't be ready for training camp
·Offense-Defense East Notebook
Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon.
·Colt Brennan: Redskins QB to have surgery
·Fearless Prediction: Independence Bowl
There isn't much splitting Northern Illinois and Louisiana Tech. That's why CFN says this year's Independence Bowl should be a good one.
·Notre Dame 49, Hawaii 21
Jimmy Clausen ended Notre Dame's long bowl drought - and Hawaii's bid for a fourth straight Hawaii Bowl victory - with a record-breaking passing night.Clausen set Notre Dame bowl records with 401 yards passing and five touchdowns to lead the efficient Fighting Irish to their first postseason victory in 15 years, 49-21 over Hawaii on Wednesday night."I told the team that's the only thing I wanted (for Christmas). I ju ...
·West Recruiting Notebook
A look at the latest recruiting news from out West, where a slew of commitments were made following official visits and more offers have gone out to 2009 and 2010 prospects...
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·Chad Boyd Update
Chad and the Archbishop Shaw Eagles lost in the Louisiana 4A state championship game to Belle Chase 28-7.
·District 20 3A All District Team
Today we focus on District 20 3A! East Texas Continues to produce some great Talent!
·JC DB Taikwon Paige Commits To Minnesota
Taikwon Paige, a 6-foot, 170-pound cornerback from Georgia Military College, has committed to Minnesota, according to sources close to the program. Paige visited the campus for the Minnesota-Michigan game. He helped lead the Bulldogs to a 9-2 mark, a spot in the inaugural Mississippi Bowl and a #3 ranking by the NJCAA.
·Fitzpatrick Sets Official Visit Date
Friendswood TE/Slot Austin Fitzpatrick has set three visits for January, and the Cajuns are on the short list.
·District 14 5A All District Team
Great showing in the 14 5A All District team from Conroe and the Woodlands.
·Olajuwan Paige Speaks
Olajuwan Paige a 5'10" CB from Georgia Military speaks about his recent commitment to Louisiana Tech.
·Joey Fontana Update
SMU picked up an early commitment from a talented Center in Joey Fontana. BleedTechBlue.com caught up with him to weigh how strong his commitment is to the Mustangs.
·Josh Harris Update
As the recruiting season nears the final stretch many players "flip flop" commitments to schools. The Duncanville speedster looks to be one of those classic cases.
·Josh Johns Update
Johns watched Louisiana Tech's Independence Bowl game, "I thought it was a big win and I really liked the way the team played, they looked sharp." How does Louisiana Tech size up in the chase for Josh Johns?
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·Canada hoping for a second chance at D-1
He was a highly-recruited prospect out of high school that ended up signing with Cal, but after a year in Berkley, current Mt. San Antonio WR Jesse Canada (6-2, 195) made the decision to leave to attend to some family issues and after a full season with the Mounties he's hoping to get some D-1 offers, but he may have one more hurdle to overcome.
·Carter wants to play at the next level
Every year talented JC players fall through the ranks and this year one of the top receiving tight ends is still waiting for recruiting to pick up. Butte TE Matt Carter (6-4, 235) had an outstanding season for the Roadrunners and put up solid numbers and now he's working hard to get his name out to schools to let them know he's ready to do what's necessary to play at the next level...
·Smith Comes Full Circle
College of Sequoias (Calif.) cornerback Cory Smith recommits to the original school he committed to in the first place...
·Ryan Reardon: New Offer and Visit
·Five thoughts: Ducks earning Pac-10 some respect
With Oregon's Holiday Bowl win over Oklahoma St. Tuesday, Pac-10 critics could owe the conference an apology soon, CFN says.
·Nevada Bowl History
Record: 3-6Dec. 30, 2008 Humanitarian Bowl-Maryland 42, Nevada 35Dec. 21, 2007 New Mexico Bowl-New Mexico 23, Nevada 0Dec. 31, 2006 MPC Computers Bowl-Miami 21, Nevada 20Dec. 24, 2005 Hawaii Bowl-Nevada 49, Central Florida 48, OTDec. 29, 1996 Las Vegas Bowl-Nevada 18, Ball State 15Dec. 14, 1995 Las Vegas Bowl-Toledo 40, Nevada 37, OTDec. 18, 1992 Las Vegas Silver Bowl-Bowling Green 35, Nevada 34Jan. 1, 1949 Harbor Bo ...
·Scott rallies Maryland to bowl win over Nevada
Ralph Friedgen's initial reaction was to put Da'Rel Scott and the six other Maryland players who broke curfew leading up to the Humanitarian Bowl on a bus with a one-way ticket back to College Park, Md.Instead of being run out of town, Scott stuck around and ran over Nevada.Benched for 2 1/2 quarters for his curfew violation, an inspired Scott became an unstoppable running force for the final 20 minutes.
·Maryland 42, Nevada 35
Ralph Friedgen's initial reaction was to put Da'Rel Scott and the six other Maryland players who broke curfew leading up to the Humanitarian Bowl on a bus with a one-way ticket back to College Park, Md.Instead of being run out of town, Scott stuck around and ran over Nevada.Benched for 2 1/2 quarters for his curfew violation, an inspired Scott became an unstoppable running force for the final 20 minutes.
·Smith Makes Switch
College of Sequoias (Calif.) cornerback Cory Smith has switched his commitment from the Pac-10 to the WAC...
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·Alabama Kicker Commits To WFU
New Years brought Oxford, Alabama kicker Jimmy Newman a new offer as he received word from the Wake Forest coaching staff that he had earned an offer from the Demon Deacons. Sunday, Newman decided that Wake Forest was the place for him as he committed to the Demon Deacon staff.
·Diggs Take - Omigie will have huge impact
Former Irving MacArthur Coach David Beaty has helped to make another dip into Texas talent. Kansas has a reputation of picking up wildcard players that ultimately have great talent. Kansas picked up a future star in Chris Omigie over the weekend.
·Newman Decides
One of the country's best Kickers made a decision to play for a well respected academic institution this weekend...
·Newman Makes Decision
Oxford (Ala.) kicker Jimmy Newman is headed to the ACC, making his college decision over the weekend...
·Honors Piling Up For Porras
Owl Defensive Back commit Paul Porras has gotten plenty of recognition for his 2008 season. Porras played both ways for his Scottsdale Saguaro team - but has received heavy recognition for his play on Defense...
·Owls Checking Out Brigham
Austin St. Andrews' Hank Brigham is on the Rice Owls' radar screen as an athlete that could play a number of positions for them. We caught up with Hank recently to get his thoughts on the Owls...
·Fitzpatrick Sets Official Visit Date
Friendswood TE/Slot Austin Fitzpatrick has set three visits for January, and the Cajuns are on the short list.
·Rice coach says he has new deal
Rice football coach David Bailiff, who led the Owls to their first bowl victory in 54 years, said Friday he has agreed in principle to a new five-year contract."It lets the recruits know we are going to be here and Rice is committed to our football program," Bailiff told Houston television station KRIV, which first reported the deal. Calls to Rice athletic officials by The Associated Press weren't immediately returne ...
·The Eagle Has Landed: McGuffie Is An Owl!
Rice Football may have landed its most heralded transfer in the history of the school today when a very high profile name visited the campus to sign transfer papers...
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·Cougar legacy's tape has him in crimson orbit
JOHNNY MILLARD, son of CougGreat Keith Millard, has seen interest from Washington State ramp up. The reason? The 6-2, 185-pound strong safety prospect earned it -- he's a testament to the power of moving pictures. Indeed, the day his tape landed on the desk of Paul Wulff, the WSU head man talked to him the same day. And now on January's schedule, an official visit to WSU plus an in-home visit.
·Bijon Samoodi: Gets New Offer
·Offense-Defense East Notebook
Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon.
·Huskies still talking with Hauptmann
It's been a while since we've been able to catch up with Beverly Hills OL prospect Caylin Hauptmann and he's been a busy young man. He helped pave the way for the Normans' playoff run and he's been hearing from schools from across the country and he could be closing in on some new offers.
·West Recruiting Notebook
A look at the latest recruiting news from out West, where a slew of commitments were made following official visits and more offers have gone out to 2009 and 2010 prospects...
·ScoutTV: S Johnny Millard
Pleasanton (Calif.) Foothill safety Johnny Millard is seen here in clips from the 2008 CIF-NCS playoffs...
·Getting Ahead by Staying in Place
HARDLY ANYONE takes kindly to being called a racist, presumably even those for whom the term is a perfect fit. Accusations of racial bias, therefore, generally ensure that the accused spend so much time denying them that they hear nothing else that's being said. Besides, without a damning utterance like the n word or at least a "nappy-headed ho," racism can be difficult to prove. Any questionable action, including pa ...
·Arroyo to Wyoming, and now Morton to CAL?
Sources tell us that offensive coordinator and line coach, Steve Morton, is leaving SJSU and is potentially heading to CAL. It appears that a complete overhual of the SJSU offense is now under way, and a cultural metamorphosis is on slate for 2009.
·NorCal LB Lands First Offer
Sacramento (Calif.) Sheldon linebacker Aaron Howse took an official visit this past weekend, which landed him an offer from the hometown school...
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·District 20 3A All District Team
Today we focus on District 20 3A! East Texas Continues to produce some great Talent!
·Recruiting Tidbits - DFW 2A 2nd Team Offense
Each day we will take a look at some recruiting tidbits of each of the all-area teams. Some all-area teams will have more recruiting stars than others. Check out all of the in-depth analysis here for the 2A All-Area team.
·Joey Fontana Update
SMU picked up an early commitment from a talented Center in Joey Fontana. BleedTechBlue.com caught up with him to weigh how strong his commitment is to the Mustangs.
·Southern Methodist Inside Slant
Not all one-win seasons are alike. At least that's what the SMU football program wants its fans to believe after finishing a second straight season with a 10-game losing streak. Signs greeting season-ticket holders at Gerald J. Ford Stadium attending the Mustangs' season-ending 28-12 loss to Southern Miss declared, "We Have Only Just Begun." "Tom Landry took six years to reach .500," head coach June Jones said. " ...
·Southern Methodist Notes, Quotes
: GAME OF THE YEAR: Tulsa 37, SMU 31 -- The Mustangs nearly upset the unbeaten Golden Hurricane, who scored 14 unanswered fourth-quarter points in Dallas. SMU had a chance to regain the lead in the final seconds, but a wide-open Cole Beasley dropped a pass from Bo Levi Mitchell in the end zone. Mitchell passed for 318 yards with four TDs and one interception. PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Bo Levi Mitchell -- The true fr ...
·Southern Methodist Strategy and Personnel
PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2009: WR Emmanuel Sanders -- Assuming he returns for his senior season and gets out of the coach's doghouse, Sanders should continue to thrive. He caught 67 passes for 958 yards and nine TDs in 10 games before being suspended. He has 27 TD catches in 33 games. WR Aldrick Robinson -- The sophomore was also suspended for the last two games after a sizzling start. He led the Ponies in receiving y ...
·Bijon Samoodi: Gets New Offer
·USAAB: East-West edge report
Scout.com has spent the last two days scouting players on both the East and West teams playing in the U.S. Army All-American Game. Several positions were broken down by individuals while others were given an edge for the entire unit.
·TPIVideo: Rowe stretches out the field
One of the big headlines of the year was the early success of The Woodlands football team. Many players contributed to that, one of which is all-purpose athlete Logan Rowe. Though a primary receiver, Rowe returned kicks and played defense. Click the link below to see Rowe in action.
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·Recruiting: Tracy Moore To Decide Jan. 25
Tracy Moore, the standout athlete/receiver from Tulsa (Union), Okla., told me Sunday night he was not making an announcement on television regarding his recruiting commitment tonight.
·Chad Boyd Update
Chad and the Archbishop Shaw Eagles lost in the Louisiana 4A state championship game to Belle Chase 28-7.
·Ball St.-Tulsa Preview
Ball State is hoping star quarterback Nate Davis will be coming back.Coach Brady Hoke didn't leave the program in any such suspense.With Hoke having landed a new job, Davis looks to bounce back from his worst effort of the season when the 23rd-ranked Cardinals face Tulsa in the GMAC Bowl at Mobile, Ala., on Tuesday.Hoke, who went 34-38 in six seasons with Ball State (12-1), will coach San Diego State next season and ...
·Graham gets 10-year extension
Tulsa coach Todd Graham has agreed to a new 10-year contract that could keep him with the Golden Hurricane through the 2018 season."My wife and I and our coaches love being in Tulsa, and especially at one of the best times there is to be a Golden Hurricane - coming off back-to-back 10 win seasons," Graham said in a statement Thursday. "It speaks volumes about the university's commitment when they'll make this type of ...
·Graham gets 10-year extension with Tulsa
Tulsa coach Todd Graham has agreed to a new 10-year contract that could keep him with the Golden Hurricane through the 2018 season."My wife and I and our coaches love being in Tulsa, and especially at one of the best times there is to be a Golden Hurricane - coming off back-to-back 10 win seasons," Graham said in a statement Thursday. "It speaks volumes about the university's commitment when they'll make this type of ...
·Tulsa Inside Slant
Going to the same bowl game for a second consecutive season hasn't dampened any of the enthusiasm for Tulsa's players, according to coach Todd Graham. The Golden Hurricane (10-2) face Ball State (12-1) in the GMAC Bowl on Jan. 6 at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala. Both programs are coming off upset losses in their conference championship games.
·Tulsa Notes, Quotes
SCOUTING THE OFFENSE: Tulsa's spread, no-huddle offense broke the Conference USA scoring record this year with 616 points, eclipsing the mark of 597 set by Louisville in 2004. Tulsa also racked up more than 7,000 yards of total offense (7,346) for a second straight season. The Golden Hurricane averages 254.8 rushing yards, 310.2 passing yards and 47.4 points per game, and are in the Top 10 nationally in all three cat ...
·Tulsa Strategy and Personnel
WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THE GMAC BOWL: Tulsa vs. Ball State, Mobile, Ala., Jan. 6 -- The Golden Hurricane played in the GMAC Bowl last season and defeated Bowling Green 63-7, the most lopsided margin in college football's bowl history. Tulsa and Ball State are both coming off mistake-prone losses in their conference championship games, with the Cardinals fumbling four times in a 42-24 to Buffalo on Dec. 5.
·Offense-Defense East Notebook
Myrtle Beach, S.C. - Opening day of practice at the Offense-Defense All-American-Bowl got cut in half with a rained out morning session, but later the sun was out, giving ample time for players to shine in the afternoon.
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