Calif. LB names favorite

Action is starting to heat up for this California linebacker standout. Read on to see who he's been talking to, which school he likes the most, and much more.    Full Story

Bishop Kelly HS LB Cody McCarthy (Boise, ID) considers himself a blue collar athlete that works hard and simply gets the job done. The 2011 prospect has already taken numerous unofficial visits and participated in a handful of camps. He spoke to BroncoCountry.com about his junior season and his recruitment thus far.   Full Story

Oceanside (Calif.) lineman Thomas Molesi talks about helping Pirates to title and his future at Oregon State...   Full Story

Gardena (Calif.) Serra receiver Paul Richardson recommitted to UCLA on Wednesday and will continue family tradition started by his father and continued by his cousin, Shaquille, a week ago...   Full Story

PAUL WULFF AND his Cougar staff just took a recruiting screen pass to the house. The Cougs already had one verbal from a JC o-lineman and he was expected to sign today. But their other JUCO target was being heavily courted by another Pac-10 school and others and on Sunday night, it looked a formidable task indeed to bring him into the crimson fold. But he, too, this morning has gone crimson.   Full Story

Of all the players Colorado has recruited in the 2010 cycle, there might not be a young man more enthusiastic and excited about visiting Boulder than Foi Foi, a defensive tackle from Hawaii. Get inside for more.   Full Story

Stockton (Calif.) St. Mary’s quarterback Marcus McDade made his college decision on Monday evening after in-home visit with Fresno State. His head coach Tony Franks talks about what type of quarterback the Bulldogs are getting...   Full Story

Senior film is flowing in by the boatload and we’re working everyday to break it down and evaluate it. Most high school teams have finished or are winding down the season and with that will be ranking changes. Here are a few moves that have already taken place out West...   Full Story

Los Angeles, Calif. - There were Regional Championships all over California this weekend, and here are video highlights on more than 25 players from five games.   Full Story

Arizona has received a commitment from local star Josh Robbins   Full Story

IT'S OFTEN A juggling act when it comes to December. There are in-home visits to be made, game plan and prep for a bowl game and more. Oregon State had been planning on bringing in a few official visitors this weekend but as is wont to happen in recruiting, plans change.   Full Story

Recruiting coverage at SoonersIllustrated is still going as we look to bring fans the latest in Oklahoma recruiting news. Today, we caught Oklahoma offensive line target John Cullen from Fullerton in California. He talked about his recent official visit to Norman, OK.   Full Story

Christian Thomas, the 6-foot-3, 245-pound four-star TE from Highland High in Palmdale, Calif., has already taken an official visit to UO and is scheduled to visit Oregon State, Miami and USC in January. Thomas says he may wait until signing day to announce his decision. “I may just wait until then,” Thomas said. “Don’t hold me to it because I’m not sure, but that’s definitely a possibility.”   Full Story

Christian Thomas says he may wait until signing day to announce his decision. “I may just wait until then,” Thomas said. “Don’t hold me to it because I’m not sure, but that’s definitely a possibility.” He doesn’t plan on deciding until after all his trips, but interestingly, Thomas says he doesn’t want to compare the schools. “I’m going to all of them open-minded. I’m not going to compare..."   Full Story

Official visits and in-home visits are being put on hold by two All-Star games for Salt Lake City (Utah) Brighton defensive tackle Ricky Heimuli...   Full Story

ScoutTV presents clips of the Watsonville (Calif.) St. Francis Central Coast Catholic OL Ty Sambrailo...   Full Story

Ian Bobak says that if either Arizona State or Oregon State offered, he’d consider committing. “I’d definitely consider them,” Bobak said. “I like their programs and love the Pac-10. What kid on the West Coast doesn’t want to play for a Pac-10 school? They said they want to see me in person and size me up. They’ve been keeping in contact and the Arizona State coaches should be here later..."    Full Story

ESP puts together an all-state team using players from teams in the 4A state classification…   Full Story

ESP puts together an all-state team using players from teams in the 3A classification and below…   Full Story

Sometimes good people make mistakes. They pay the price, learn their lessons, and go on to fruitful lives. Such is the case with Trulon Henry, older brother of Illini receiver Arrelious Benn. Henry served time in a penitentiary, but he has now completed his second year of junior college football and is being recruited by several quality schools including Illinois.   Full Story

In his weekly recruiting column, Dudley E. Dawson writes about how the University of Arkansas is slated to get the chance to show off its football program to five Hawaiian-born players in the next two weekends. This story is free and sponsored by the Arkansas Toyota Dealers. Click on the Arkansas Toyota banner.   Full Story

At 6-3 and 235-pounds, Owamagbe Odighizuwa from Portland (OR) David Douglass High School is one of the top defensive ends in the country. He recently visited Gainesville when the Gators hosted in-state rival Florida State.   Full Story

Watsonville (Calif.) St. Francis Central Coast Catholic OL Ty Sambrailo gets two offers...   Full Story

HE LED HIS league in rushing this season, chalking up 1,983 yards on the ground, but he might play defense at the next level. He holds three Pac-10 offers including one from Oregon State, where he'll be visiting this weekend.    Full Story

Scout.com learned late Monday night that Scout.com's No. 25 offensive tackle in the country had made his decision. Micah Hatchie, a 6-foot-5, 285-pound prospect from Waialua, Hawai'i wanted to make his intentions known during an in-home visit with Washington coaches Johnny Nansen and Dan Cozzetto Sunday night. But he waited.   Full Story