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Four-star OG Cyrus Hobbi from Scottsdale (Az.) Saguaro continues to get new offers

Bakersfield (Calif.) defensive back Mercy Maston said a decision could be coming soon for the three-star...

Jabari Brown, Norman Powell and Juan Anderson were among the top players Thursday at the Best of Summer...

California has always been a place of interest for June Jones' coaching staffs and the Mustangs have their presence there again in the 2011 class. First it was Conner Preston, then Devon Moreland, and now SMU has snagged Michael Sparling. Come inside for the latest!

In part three of our preseason series reviewing each position on the team, we take a look at the running backs and get a quick view of the two freshmen who are expected to push incumbant starter Chris Polk for playing time...

Hot News for DE Corey Waller

The Washington Huskies were in southern California Thursday as part of the Pac-10 Media Day festivities. Head Coach Steve Sarkisian and starting linebacker Mason Foster spoke about the conference, the move toward greater publicity for left coast football, the need for the Huskies to play in Los Angeles every year, and Jake Locker's decision to stay for his final year of school.

Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com was on hand Thursday to watch Washington's final voluntary workout - this one at Husky Stadium. It lasted roughly 90 minutes, and we were able to get pictures of the Huskies in their team drills, 1-1 work and 7-7 skelly action.

Ed Orgeron was Pete Carroll's first hire after taking the SC job in December of 2000. Ed was the only member of Paul Hackett's departing staff to continue his recruiting efforts and, as a result, the Trojans landed Cody and Patterson, perhaps the two most important players in stopping Adrian Peterson in the BCS championship game in Miami.

Although it's only July, it appears as though the Texas Longhorns will be runaway winners of Scout.com's national team rankings for the recruiting class of 2011.

Devon Blackmon is a four-star wide receiver prospect from California and he has interest in Florida. Read on to see what he's saying about the Gators, the recruiting process, and more.

The stars of the Pac-10 were out in Pasadena on Thursday for the Pac-10 Media Day. Look inside for photos of the festivities from the Rose Bowl.

New commissioner Larry Scott has the Pac-10 headed in the right direction with a fresh approach to marketing the conference. Look inside for an exciting video preview of the Pac-10.

PHOENIX -- The second and final day of the Desert Duel concluded late Wednesday night and it was the New York Panthers that came away the big winners.

The state of Washington has quite a few top prospects this year, but one that has yet to really start getting a lot of attention is Graham (Wa.) Kapowsin OL Thomas Gomez, a 6'3", 280-pound road-grader with quick feet and a nasty attitude. He updated Scout.com recently on his summer and what schools have told him they want to see more from him this fall before extending an offer...

When Josh Shirley unexpectedly fell into the Huskies’ lap, I sighed with relief because he filled a hole for the 2010 class when Chris Young enrolled at Arizona Western College. I watched Young play at Auburn High School and was really impressed with his physical play as both a runner and defender. He was a solid 6-foot-1 or so and at least 215 pounds, and he looked like a beast in high school.

The defensive line is in as good a shape as it's been in some time, yet there are plenty of spots open for competition and youth continues to be a yearly theme. It's a scary thought for UW Defensive Coordinator Nick Holt, as he was hoping his recruiting effort for the 2009 and 2010 recruiting classes would pay some dividends this year - and they might. But not as well as it could have been.

Antwaun Woods, four-star defensive tackle from Taft High, wants to know how his commitment to USC for 2011 suddenly became ``soft,'' as it is designated by Scout.com.

California linebacker Aaron Wallace verbally committed over the weekend to UCLA, as previously reported. “I just really like UCLA,” Wallace said. “It’s a good fit for me in terms of the education they offer and how close it is to home for my family to see me play. Playing time did play a factor, just a little bit in the decision, and I was told I’d have a good chance to play early depending..."

Aaron Wallace, the three-star linebacker from San Diego (Calif.) Rancho Bernardo, told us that he'll spurn his father's alma mater to stay in-state and play at UCLA...