No. 57 prospect Adam Anderson commits to Georgia over Alabama
The Georgia Bulldogs are ascending on the field, and on the recruiting trail under Kirby Smart. The latest win for Georgia came on Thursday when Adam Anderson, the No. 57-ranked prospect in the class of 2018, committed to the home state Bulldogs over Alabama in what is another recruiting huge victory for Smart over his mentor Nick Saban. Anderson originally committed to Georgia in August 2016 before flipping to LSU earlier this year. The 6-foot-4, 214-pound pass-rushing outside linebacker opened up his recruitment for a third time July 6 with a focus on Tennessee, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson and Georgia. Along with Georgia's climb into the top 5 of the AP poll, the commitment of the nation's No.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio- Since the loss to Oklahoma in Week 2, Ohio State has been dominating opponents. The Buckeyes have been winning each game by an average of 42 points over the last five games. With that, there has not been much need for extended use of starters, especially on the defensive line. “I’m dying to play a full game,” defensive end Nick Bosa said. “It’s been awhile. I played like 20 reps the past five games, so it’s getting a little old. I’m ready to go get in the dogfight and play until the end.” However, especially on the defensive line, this is something that these players have been used to for the entire season. With the amount of depth on the line, players including Bosa, Tyquan Lewis
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Here's a look at how Michigan's commitments fared in their last prep games: Quarterback Record: 4-2 Last Game Result: W • 49-0 vs. Bishop McNamara Last Game Stats: 7-of-14 passing (50 percent) for 150 yards, 2 touchdowns 1 carry for 4 yards, 1 touchdown Season Totals (missing game six): 83-of-138 passing (60 percent) for 1,597 yards, 14 touchdowns, 2 interceptions 8 carries for 44 yards, 2 touchdowns Record: 4-3 Last Game Result: Olympia was off last week Last Game Stats: Season Totals (missing game seven): 55-of-131 passing (42 percent) for 858 yards, 6 touchdowns, 6 interceptions 43 carries for 170 yards, 3 touchdowns Running Back Record: 5-1 Last Game Result: W • 56-0 vs. Cedar Shoals Last
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A borderline Rivals four-star wide receiver prospect traveled to Ames last weekend for the second official visit of his recruiting process. South Fort Myers senior Jeshaun Jones said he liked attending a game at Jack Trice Stadium and many other aspects of his official visit. The 6-foot-1, 170-pound Jones, a three-star wide receiver with a 5.7 Rivals rating, was taking his second official visit of the process, after traveling to Tennessee last month. He’s also planning a stop at Maryland next month. In addition to those three schools, Jones has Power-5 offers from Arkansas, Florida State, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina, NC State, Rutgers. Virginia Tech and Wisconsin. Freshman wide
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