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Despite a last-minute change of heart for two of Florida's four-star commitments, Gators coach Urban Meyer was able to celebrate his third consecutive top-three recruiting class as National Signing Day unfolded. ...more
February 7, 2008
New Florida A&M football coach Joe Taylor wrapped up his first National Signing Day as a Rattler on Wednesday, signing 12 new commitments to his new squad. ...more
February 7, 2008
Bethune-Cookman University added a slew of Wildcats to its roster on National Signing Day. ...more
February 7, 2008
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden was very specific when describing FSU's approach to building its 2008 recruiting class, finalized on Wednesday's National Signing Day. ...more
February 7, 2008
Toward the end of University of South Florida coach Jim Leavitt's National Signing Day news conference Wednesday, he remarked on all the factors contributing to this year's recruiting class, which ranked anywhere from third to sixth in the Big East. ...more
February 7, 2008
Now that a new admissions committee at the University of South Florida has weighed in on some of Jim Leavitt's prospects, its decision and the timing of its actions are likely to affect the coach's recruiting long into the future, two analysts said. ...more
February 7, 2008
Wharton's Andreas Shields and Josh Powell didn't expect to be in this position today. Shields, a tight end, and Powell, a linebacker/strong safety, each had a rugged road in getting to National Signing Day. Shields, who signed with USF, didn't even play a down his junior season after dislocating his knee as he was practicing the day of the Wildcats' season opener against Freedom. ...more
February 6, 2008
2:30 p.m.—National Signing Day was a joyful and emotional day for Rolando Fines and his family. On Wednesday inside Freedom's conference room, Fines signed his letter-of-intent to play for Jacksonville University, but securing the next four years of his life wasn't all the 6-foot-2, 250-pound defensive lineman accomplished. He will be the first person from his family to attend college. ...more
February 6, 2008
Armwood High football coach Sean Callahan remembers a time when Hillsborough County used to be the laughingstock of the college recruiting world. ...more
February 6, 2008
Plant receiver Kevin James thought he was going to be a preferred walk-on at Division I-AA Bethune-Cookman University. The paperwork the school sent him said otherwise. ...more
February 6, 2008
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