Defensive end commits

Arizona has received a commit from a defensive end.   Full Story

It does not get any bigger in JC football than Blinn vs Navarro. Two years in a row the teams have met for the SWJCFC Championship to decide who plays for the National Championship. Neither game dissapoitned and we have the highlights   Full Story

A player just starting to make his way onto recruiting lists is Coffeyville OL Nick Puetz (6-4, 305). He recently received an offer from a Conference USA school and several other D-1 programs have made it known he’s a player they are after. JCFootball.com caught up with the gifted offensive lineman and he updated us on things…   Full Story

The Knights beat a ranked opponent for the first time in program history as they beat a dynamic Houston team with relative ease. The 37-32 victory puts UCF back in position to possibly win its division.   Full Story

The Knights host the 15th-ranked Houston Cougars for homecoming. Draped in black, the Knights will be amped for a must-win conference game and the Cougars will also be bringing their “A game” as they need to win this game to stay atop their division.   Full Story

Memphis may have had higher expectations last year than a 6-7 record, but any time they can make a bowl, it is a good thing.   Full Story

Add Brian Watters, last year’s top receiver, Rocky Ross, tight ends John Lubischer and Corey Rabazinski the mix and there is no reason the passing offense has to rank 115th in the nation yet again.   Full Story

After heartbreak against Navy in Dallas, SMU turns its focus back on conference play as they head to Houston this weekend to face the 17th ranked Cougars.   Full Story

This year the coaching staff cannot let one close loss get to the team and let them fall apart like they did against the Houston Cougars.   Full Story

They gained yards, scored points, made big plays and even collected turnovers. Trouble was, for most all the good things Mississippi State could do, Houston was able to do a bit better and more often. Especially in the fourth quarter, as the visiting Cougars converted a pair of Bulldog gifts into touchdowns for a 31-24 victory at Scott Field.   Full Story

RUNNING BACK ANTHONY DIXON: Q: That was your fourth-straight 100-yard game, but can you enjoy it? “Not as much as I like. I set out this year to play tough, lead my team to victories, and have fun doing it. It’s just not happening right now. There’s some positives to take with it but you can’t really enjoy it like I want to.”   Full Story

“Once again our kids battled, they played for four quarters. We’ve got to take that final step and push it over the top. It's real simple, it's really a simple game."   Full Story

Scout.com University of Houton publisher Dan Daues of CoogFans.com answered a few questions that GenesPage.com subscribers had pertaining to the University of Houston football.   Full Story

CoogFans.com and MSU's Scout.com affilliate, GenesPage.com trade pre-game interviews.   Full Story

The Game: Mississippi State (2-3, 1-2 SEC) concludes a three-game homestand by hosting Houston (3-1, 0-1 CUSA) in an inter-conference contest at Scott Field. Kickoff is 11:30am for telecast by ESPNU, with radio broadcast on the Bulldog network, XM channel 244 and Sirius channel 220.   Full Story

Sure, fullbacks by nature are fellow whose whole existence is focused on contact. But Patrick Hanrahan takes this idea to a whole ‘nother level. He doesn’t wait for opening kickoff to start hitting folk; the Bulldog blocking back and special teams ace begins knocking heads in his own locker room. Specifically the skull of fellow back Anthony Dixon.   Full Story

One would reasonably figure Bulldog defensive backs are on proverbial pins-and-needles to face the game’s most proficient passing attack. Well, they are. But not exactly with the expected anxiety. “It’s really exciting,” said SS Charles Mitchell. “They threw the ball 75 times last week, so me and Marcus Washington were talking. He was like, that’s 75 chances to make plays on the ball!”   Full Story

Luckily for y’all this is e-written, not spoken. Thus you don’t have to hear my own feeble imitation of the late, great Strother Martin. Because while listening to Dan Mullen today, as he broke down the breakdowns of last evening’s events, I couldn’t help but thinking of the actor’s eternal trademark line: “What we’ve got here, is failure to communicate.”   Full Story

Southern Miss returns enough talent to make a run at a Conference USA championship. Four of their six losses last year were by a touchdown or less and, with another year of experience in the new system, the ball might bounce their direction a little more often.   Full Story

The 2009 season has to be better than 2008 especially since this was a team full of freshmen. Coach Jones knows what he is doing, but it will simply take time to get players into his offense that can run the show as well as players like Colt Brennan did at Hawaii.   Full Story

This week Scout.com was at the Elsik vs Eisenhower game. The game featured some great defensive play on both teams. Here are the player highlights of the game of all the college prospects from both teams.   Full Story

"There are a lot of firsts on the agenda. Number one is getting to know the staff we have in place and part of that is meeting individually with all our staff members. We need to take a look at how we are structured as an organization and determine if we need to make any changes."   Full Story

The contact period began for the Class of 2011 on Tuesday, so what better time to introduce you to the first edition of the Scout 100 for the Class of 2011.   Full Story

With kickoff for the 2009 season a matter of hours away, let's take a revised look at the recruiting rankings for the Class of 2009 based on who reported to campus after attrition has taken its toll.   Full Story

Barring another barrage of injuries, Tulane simply has to be better this year than they were in 2008. That might not mean a bowl game, but it should mean four or five wins.   Full Story