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A look at the games that FSN West and FSN Prime Ticket will be televising in Southern California, including 10 regular season games and eight playoff games including the CIF State Championship Games in December...

ScoutTV presents highlights of the Bakersfield (Calif.) safety Mercy Maston from his junior season...

Word started leaking out a little early, but it became official Monday afternoon when Pacifica (Garden Grove, Ca.) DB/RB Joel Willis called the Husky coaches and committed to become the 18th commitment to Washington's 2011 recruiting class...

Reporter Mike Sullivan provides an update on the status of Long Island rising senior star Tyler Harris, who has transferred to a New Jersey based school ...

The night cap of the Warren Central featured the home team against Cleveland Glenville. Both teams put a ton of talent on the field. Here are our notes on the game.

Jay Cutler has proven to be a durable player during his NFL career. However, if the Chicago Bears don't start protecting him better along the offensive line, that might change in a hurry.

Kentrell Brothers may not be getting much recruiting interest from his home state schools, but colleges from coast to coast have pursued the Guthrie, Okla. linebacker in earnest. Brothers will begin his official visit circuit this week in Tempe and talked to Devils Digest about his recruitment with the maroon and gold.

Cyrus Hobbi and Brock Haman tell Scout.com about their first official visit to Oregon State

Hot News for OT Zach Banner

Ian Seau is playing his recruitment quietly and hopes to get a local offer. The defensive end has a handful right now and Arizona is definitely in good shape.

Nebraska is probably looking to take a couple of defensive ends this year and it seemed like a matter of time before some new offers went out. The Huskers get back on the field this coming Saturday, but are taking the time to extend new offers right now. This defensive end picked up his offer from Nebraska last Tuesday.

Harbor City (Calif.) Narbonne offensive lineman Dontae Levingston and favorites of Washington, SMU, and Oregon.

Washington Husky quarterback Jake Locker is on All-American, Heisman Trophy, Davey O'Brien and Maxwell Trophy watch lists this year. The most talked about quarterback in the Pac-10, Locker – a dual threat quarterback and future NFL gunslinger – will put his multiple talents on display next Saturday.

Previewing the state's toughest and deepest region: the 5A Fiesta

No announcement has been made public but four-star QB Brett Hundley has committed

There's no question the verbal commitment of Kasen Williams, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound receiver prospect from Skyline High School in Sammamish, Wash. to Washington is incredibly important to the Huskies on a number of levels. For a start, it shows that UW fans don't have to be as concerned about top-level talent leaving the state as in years' past.

The second annual “Raise the Woof” was certainly well received by the 2,500 or so fans in attendance Friday night at Husky Stadium. Designed to welcome back the fans, it gave Washington Head Coach Steve Sarkisian a chance to introduce his team and to officially begin game week preparations for BYU.

New coaches are the theme of this traditionally strong region

Saturday's practice signaled the end of fall camp, and when the three horns blew, the whole team erupted in cheers, and the people that were in attendance applauded.  It's officially the end of Camp Sark for 2010!

Scout.com talks with the newest Washington commit, Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline receiver Kasen Williams...