Recent NCAA Football News

Da'Rick Rogers (WR )  Tennessee

Rogers, rated the No. 6 wide receiver in the incoming Class of 2010, has provide the University of Tennessee a letter of intent, this despite the departure of now head coach of USC, Lane Kiffin, and the arrival in Knoxville of new coach from Louisiana Tech, Derek Dooley.

Markeith Ambles (WR )  USC

Despite the turmoil in the USC coaching staff caused by the departure of former head coach Pete Carroll, two Top 10 wide receivers in the Class of 2010 have signed with the Trojans, including the No. 4 rated wideout for this year, Ambles.

Robert Woods (WR )  USC

The No. 1 rated WR in the Class of 2010, Woods has signed a letter of intent with the USC Trojans.

Cameron Newton (QB )  Auburn

The SEC hasn't seen the last of Newton, who left the University of Florida after being held on felony charges of burglary, larceny and obstruction of justice, had signed on with Auburn University after a year at Blinn College.

Michael Dyer (RB )  Auburn

Dyer, a Little Rock Christian Academy graduate and the nation's No. 1 rated running back by ESPN.com, has provided Auburn with a letter of intent as a member of incoming class of 2010.

Phillip Sims (QB )  Alabama

Alabama has received a letter of intent from Sims, the top rated quarterback in the nation according to ESPN, who says of the youngster of from Chesapeake, Virginia, "He reminds us of a high school version of David Garrard both in stature, build and arm strength."

Mike Davis (WR )  Texas

The Longhorns netted a letter of intent from the No. 2 wide receiver recruit in the nation, Mike Davis, this past week.

Steven Sheffield (QB )  Texas Tech

Sheffield and Taylor Potts will compete for the right to take over the quarterback position outright in 2010, with new head coach of the Red Raiders, Tommy Tuberville, telling Richard Durrett of ESPN.com, "We'll have one quarterback. You need one where everyone looks at this guy as the guy and one that will win games for us."

Taylor Potts (QB )  Texas Tech

Potts and Taylor Sheffield will compete for the right to take over the quarterback position outright in 2010, with new head coach of the Red Raiders, Tommy Tuberville, telling Richard Durrett of ESPN.com, "We'll have one quarterback. You need one where everyone looks at this guy as the guy and one that will win games for us."