Keith Lumpkin has a final five of UNC, Rutgers, South Carolina, Pitt and Michigan State and from speaking to him in this interview and his father during the game, it sounds like he could be making a decision within the next few weeks.

Richmond (Va.) Hermitage five-star Curtis Grant leads a group of standout Mid-Atlantic region linebackers with long lists of potential colleges. The group is featured in Mid-Atlantic Whispers.

Class of 2012 stud from Tempe (Ariz.) Corona Del Sol gets a new Pac-10 offer...

“Duke’s pretty high up there and I’d say they’ve got a slight lead right now,” Dillon van der Wal said. “The education that I’d get there is hard to top. Plus I like how they’re a rising program, and I think coach (David) Cutcliffe is doing some great things there. You also just can’t beat an education from Duke. The only thing is that it’s little far and I’m kind of a momma’s boy, but..."...

Ardrey Kell High (Charlotte, N.C.) tight end Drew Owens had removed Virginia Tech from the schools he was considering, but the Hokies are back on it again. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound Owens spoke to VTInsider.com about why Virginia Tech was not on it, and why the re-emergence took place.

Booker T. Washington (Miami) defensive tackle Elkino Watson performed well at the Rutgers camp in June, and now is being recruited hard by the Scarlet Knights. The 6-foot-3, 275-pound Watson told ScarletReport.com he does not hold a Rutgers offer, but believes one could be coming. He talked about the Scarlet Knight, and whether he would take an official visit to see the school again.

Will Orlando (FL) Dr. Phillips star Dee Hart end his recruitment on his official visit to Michigan this weekend? Sam Webb handicaps the race for the nation's #9 RB in his Detroit News recruiting column.

Check out exclusive highlights of Mocksville (N.C.) Davie County wide receiver and Duke commitment Joe Watson here on TDDTV.

For one Memphis athlete Wednesday was a very busy day. Memphis Melrose’s Tino Thomas spent the day preparing for an upcoming game and answering the telephone. Who called the Memphis standout? Go "Inside" to see what Tennessee's Derek Dooley had to say to him on one of his three calls Wednesday.

Wednesday marked the first day college coaches could begin calling high school prospects. It also marks the first weekend that college coaches can go out to high school games for evaluations. Memphis Central tight end Cameron Clear got four phone calls from different colleges on Wednesday, but it was the first call that apparently impressed the Tennessee native the most.

Five-star defensive ends Greg Townsend and Jalen Grimble head the list of the West's top pass-rushers...

CLEMSON - Chandler Catanzaro isn't your normal football player.

InsideTennessee.com covers high school football in Tennessee like no other. In a recent on-campus visit to Knoxville Catholic High School we got a chance to talk to veteran Head Coach Scott Meadows about his football program and his D1 prospects. Go "Inside" this exclusive free video interview to hear what Meadows had to say.

InsideTennessee.com recently took a trip to Knoxville Catholic to visit with the D1 prospects on its roster. Go "Inside" to hear what punter Spencer Roth had to say about his season and how recruiting has been going.

The Manhattan Beach (Calif.) Mira Costa offensive lineman Brett Darragh is one to watch heading into 2010...

All the schools on Hakeem Flowers’ possible official visit list have one thing in common. “All of them stand out because they all are recruiting me the hardest,” Flowers said. “I talk to all of them almost every day. I know they all really want me and that's something that sticks in your head.” Flowers still denies any timetable for committing and plans to narrow down his list by mid-season.

Detailed analysis of a very wide open region including predictions, breakdowns and player rankings.

Lauderdale Lakes (Fla.) Boyd Anderson safety Mike Brown has made the offseason transition from linebacker look easy. His dominating performance--he was in on 11 tackles--last weekend earned him the highest grade from Rivals analyst Brian Perroni.

Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas defensive back Marcus Roberson steps out of his teammates' shadows and into a major recruiting tug-of-war that stretches all the way into Texas. Rivals.com's Barton Simmons has the latest in the Southeast Whispers.

When Good Counsel (MD) defeated Cincinnati St. Xavier Sunday afternoon in the Crosstown Showdown, it was easy to spot a lot of great individual talent on the Falcon roster. One of the top juniors was offensive tackle Mike Madaras, a player with several offers. Bill Greene spoke to Madaras after his team's win.

Here are junior season highlights of Mocksville (N.C.) Davie County wide receiver and Duke commitment Joe Watson.

The teams in this region went six for six in the '09 playoffs, it's just as deep and talented in '10...

Scout.com takes a closer look at the five-star rated prospects who played in their season opener or jamborees this past weekend. A few got banged up a little, a few egos bruised and several displayed their lofty ranking. Reviews, stats and updates in recruiting of the nation's best.

QB Cardale Jones proved his worth during a 16-play, game-winning drive that capped a 250-yard passing night for Cleveland (Ohio) Glendale. His ability to perform in the clutch helped earn him an A+ from Rivals.com analysts. We take a closer look at some of the recent performances of offensive prospects in the 2011 class.

Charlotte (N.C.) Ardrey Kell athlete Justus Pickett has put recruiting on the backburner as the season has started up. The 5-foot-11, 183-pounder tore it up in the season opener on the ground on Friday.

Washington, Cal, Notre Dame, Florida and LSU were the five finalists for Kasen Williams but after much deliberation the Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline wide receiver wanted to stay close to home and follow in the footsteps of his father, Aaron, who played wide receiver for the Huskies from 1979-82.

One position that Central Michigan still has as a priority in the 2011 class is corner, and one player they would love to add is Cincinnati (OH) Colerain CB Chris Dukes. Recently we caught up with the talented defensive back to get an update on his recruitment.

The high school football season is upon us and if there's anything to learn after the first few hours of a new season, it's that the Texas Longhorns have a lot of incredible football players in their 2011 recruiting class. From David Ash to Joe Bergeron to Quandre Diggs, there were star performances all over the place on Friday night. Here's the full breakdown.

Cars were lined up along Prairie City Road two hours before kickoff. Police blocked off the high school's parking lot entrance because it was already full and they were directing overflow traffic further down the street. It was a big game and Shaq Thompson and his Sacramento Grant team came to play.

Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton didn't open its season with a cupcake, instead it went up against Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman - another national powerhouse - and Tyler Johnstone said the 24-17 win was not only big for the team's confidence but it'll help Hamilton gain even more national notoriety.

Two-star tight end R.J. Rickert has a favorite school and the Gilbert (Ariz.) Mesquite prospect could be close to a commitment.

Nathan Broussard visited Cal, UCLA and Stanford this summer and the Golden Bears have stood out the most for the Plano (Texas) Plano West outside linebacker. Read more about his recruitment right here.

Notre Dame commit Tony Springmann sat on the sidelines Friday night as his Bishop Dwenger Saints beat Fort Wayne South Side 44-13. Springmann still took the time to catch up with Rivals.com AMP to talk Notre Dame football, recruiting, and more.

Red Bank (N.J.) Catholic tight end Jack Tabb recently voiced his desire to visit Arkansas before the start of his senior season and he's still hoping to do just that.

James Wilder passed on the Gators, but Urban Meyer and company did pick up one of the nation's top cover cornerbacks this week, four-star Nick Waisome. Rivals.com national analyst Mike Farrell has more on Florida's big pickup.

Rivals250 cornerback Kyshoen Jarrett made his decision earlier today. In a press conference, the 5-foot-11, 182-pounder out of East Stroudsburg (Pa.) East Stroudsburg South prospect decided to stay in-state and head to Pittsburgh.

BYU added another impressive piece to its recruiting class Wednesday when four-star offensive tackle Ryker Mathews from American Fork, Utah, committed to the Cougars. He's the first four-star in the class but BYU has received pledges from a bunch of other impressive recruits.

Evan Hunko still doesn't have any offers but that's even more motivating for the Lakewood (Calif.) Mayfair pro-style quarterback as he prepares to start his senior season off well.

Charles Burks has an interesting and new situation with his recruitment - an offer from USC might be possible if the Huntington Beach (Calif.) Edison defensive end can graduate early from high school.

Richmond (Tex.) cornerback Michael Mudoh admits he got a little lonely last season. After being named the conference newcomer of the year as a sophomore, The Fort Bend Bush High School star said passes his way became few and far between last season. It doesn't seem to have affected his recruiting stock.