Fort Scott trio visits Nebraska

There was a big surprise for Husker fans in the middle of last week when it was discovered by Scott Eklund and JCFootball.com that a trio of Fort Scott (Kans.) players, including one committed to LSU, were officially visiting Nebraska this past weekend. A real relationship seems to be budding between Nebraska and Fort Scott, but there won’t be a lot of comments on the visits for a while.   Full Story

“I felt like they wanted me the most,” said Darius Tubbs when explaining his commitment to UTEP last Monday, Nov. 16. “They’d been recruiting me real hard since the beginning and they made me feel real comfortable. Also I love their style. They play my style of football and I think it’ll be a perfect fit for me. They run and pass and are pretty balanced, so I’ll get to block and get the..."    Full Story

It does not get any bigger in JC football than Blinn vs Navarro. Two years in a row the teams have met for the SWJCFC Championship to decide who plays for the National Championship. Neither game dissapoitned and we have the highlights   Full Story

It does not get any bigger in JC football than Blinn vs Navarro. Two years in a row the teams have met for the SWJCFC Championship to decide who plays for the National Championship. Neither game dissapoitned and we have the highlights   Full Story

It does not get any bigger in JC football than Blinn vs Navarro. Two years in a row the teams have met for the SWJCFC Championship to decide who plays for the National Championship. Neither game dissapoitned and we have the highlights   Full Story

Scout.com talked with 2010 prospect Martize Barr from Coolidge High School in Washington, D.C. The talented wide receiver is almost finished his season and is already feeling the recruiting process getting busier.    Full Story

Midlands regional manager Baron Flenory talks about early commitments in the Midlands, the players who are having the best senior seasons, and what juniors to watch for next year in this edition of "Five Questions".   Full Story

Two of the nation's top junior colleges matched up last weekend for a chance at the national championship. Here is Alan Zepeda's scouting report on some of the top prospects from the game including elite quarterback Cameron Newton.   Full Story

Jaqwaylin Arps, Scout.com three-star defensive end from Denison, Texas, switched his commitment from Texas Tech to Kansas. Arps attended a game in Lawrence early this season and felt right at home. He is excited about his future as a Jayhawk.    Full Story

LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis is known for reeling in high school linebacker prospects and turning them into cream of the crop college talents. For 2011, one name Chavis has his sights set on is Anthony Wallace.   Full Story

Scout.com was at the Texas Juco Championship this past week and has interviews and higlights of all the participants in the game.   Full Story

Scout.com was at the Texas Juco Championship this past week and has interviews and higlights of all the participants in the game.   Full Story

A year ago Butler High School in New Jersey was staring at an 0-10 season. What a difference a year makes is what Coach James Matsakis must be thinking as Butler finished their season 9-1 and now find themselves in the state semifinals. One reason for the Bulldogs' success in '09 is they have star wide receiver,Andrew Turzilli,back on their roster. Coach Matsakis talks in-depth of the commitment.   Full Story

Edwardsville High (Ill.) sent out the tapes on their star junior running back Rodney Coe on Monday and they are expecting a busy next few weeks once colleges see their monster talent.   Full Story

Fort Scott is ranked number one in the country and is currently preparing to take on Blinn in the NJCAA National Championship game in a couple of weeks, but this weekend three of their top D-1 prospects are headed to Lincoln to take in the Nebraska/Kansas State game. JCFootball.com caught up with two of the three players and they gave us an update on things...   Full Story

After leaving the football program at Florida, quarterback Cameron Newton was looking for some snaps. Two years backing up Tim Tebow allowed him to learn a lot, but like all competitors Newton was ready to play. When he made the decision to leave Gainesville, playing time was a major factor in his thought process.   Full Story

Nathan Hughes will be one of the most highly recruited players in the "Lone Star State" for the class of 2011. Don't believe us? Just check out his early offer list for the confirmation...   Full Story

Cleveland (Ohio) John Adams senior defensive end Micah Robinson had a tremendous senior season and is receiving a lot of recruiting interest from several colleges. Robinson holds over ten offers and has recently named his five favorite schools.   Full Story

At 6-1, 275, some might categorize Jeremiah Edwards of Garland, Texas as "undersized" to play defensive tackle at the college level. "Jeremiah's your prototype run stuffing defensive end," said Garland High head coach Jeff Jones. "He loves to play football. He plays smart, and he has really grown as a player since he's been here."    Full Story

Jazz King has narrowed his focus down to two schools.   Full Story

Inkster (Mich.) running back Da'Shawn Bell has stepped in this season and been a key player for the Vikings. The elusive junior has some early college interest and should get even more once they see some of his big plays.   Full Story

Blinn pulled off a huge upset this weekend when they downed undefeated Navarro to secure a place in the National Championship game in a few weeks. Buccaneer DE Anthony Gonzales (6-5, 260) was one excited prospect when JCFootball.com caught up with him on the bus ride back to school, but he calmed down enough to give us an update on recruiting…   Full Story

“There’s probably an 85-90-percent chance I’ll commit to Ole Miss,” Quayshawn Nealy admits. “I’ve thought about it already. I thought about committing a little while ago, but decided to wait. I know that they (Ole Miss) didn’t want me taking other visits. So I thought I would wait to commit when I’m totally sure. That’s why I’m taking some time. We’re just about to start our playoffs..."   Full Story

Anthony Render, a 6-2, 315-pound defensive tackle from Trotwood-Madison (OH), made an unofficial visit to Louisville this weekend with teammate Jordan Paschal. Render plans an official visit to Louisville in January and hopes the Cardinals will make him an offer.   Full Story

If there has been an A&M prospect quietly flying under the radar this season, it would be D.J. Jones. The Denison product started off the season slow with a knee injury, but has been able to put together an impressive senior campaign nonetheless. Websider's Taylor Hamm spoke to D.J. and found out that Jones has setup his official visit with A&M. Read about it in the tailgate!   Full Story