Schlabach: Colleges line up for 2013’s top prospect

Robert Nkemdiche has another year of high school ahead but the defensive end is being compared to Hall of Famers.
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Wojciechowski: What’s not to love about signing day?

I admit it, I love national signing day … and here’s why you should too
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FSU celebrates commitment of DT Goldman

Florida State’s coaching staff celebrated its assembly of another formidable recruiting class and top-rated wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham committed to playing in his home state of Missouri on national signing day Wednesday.
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Ex-USC receiver Prater chooses Northwestern

Former USC wide receiver Kyle Prater has decided to transfer to Northwestern, Wildcats coach Pat Fitzgerald announced on Saturday.
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QBs Cousins, Wilson help North in Senior Bowl

Isaiah Pead took a stutter step forward, then raced to the left sideline and traveled 60 yards up the field before finally getting tripped up by a leg tackle.
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Bielema extended at Wisconsin through 2016

Wisconsin has extended the contract of football coach Bret Bielema through the end of the 2016 season.
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Paterno family plans to sell DVDs of memorial

Joe Paterno’s family says they’ll be selling copies of the coach’s memorial service and donating the proceeds to charity.
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Ex-NFL assistant Sheridan joins Ohio St. staff

Ohio State has announced that Bill Sheridan will join new coach Urban Meyer’s coaching staff as a defensive assistant.
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Emmert repeats support for four-team playoff

NCAA President Mark Emmert reiterated his support Monday for a two-round, four-team BCS championship playoff and his concern about the discord conference expansion creates.
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Cal’s loss: Thompson commits to Washington

Washington was dealt some good fortune late Monday night when Shaq Thompson (Sacramento, Calif./Grant), ranked 16th in the ESPNU 150, announced he was switching his commitment from California to the Huskies.
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Flood gets his chance at Rutgers, 5-year deal

Longtime Rutgers assistant Kyle Flood is getting his first shot at running a college football program, replacing his former boss with the Scarlet Knights.
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Prosecutors to give Sandusky accusers’ names

Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky will learn by the end of the week the names of the 10 young men he is charged with having sexually abused, according to a court document filed late Monday by state prosecutors.
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Maisel: LBJ, Texas and recruiting

Recruiting may seem to reach new heights each year, but 40 years ago, Texas called in a former president to lobby on its behalf. But even LBJ couldn’t pry Joe Washington from Oklahoma’s grasp.
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Maisel: O’Brien begins to make inroads

Bill O’Brien is balancing two difficult jobs: beginning to make inroads at Penn State while preparing the Patriots for the Super Bowl.
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Report: Yale QB’s Rhodes bid was suspended

A Yale football player who said he withdrew from consideration for a Rhodes Scholarship in order to prepare for his team’s rivalry game against Harvard had in fact been informed his candidacy had been suspended, The New York Times reported.
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