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According to a report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation, the North Carolina Tar Heels have added a commitment from a three-star defensive lineman.

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The Michigan State Spartans have added a three-star running back to their 2014 recruiting class, according to a report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation.

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Illinois Fighting Illini coach Tim Beckman has his quarterback of the future. The only question now is whether Beckman will still be around when that quarterback is ready to play.

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ESPN.com recruiting expert Sam Khan, Jr., reports that ESPN 150 wide receiver Armanti Foreman (Texas City, Texas/Texas City) already had plenty of offers just for what he can do on offense. After what he did at Texas Tech's camp this weekend, though, that offers list could grow longer.

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Kerry Tecklenburg was a standout linebacker at Texas Tech in the 1980s, and in 1983, he earned the program’s Dell Morgan Memorial Courage Award. Now, the Red Raiders are going after his son. ESPN.com recruiting expert Damon Sayles reports that Tech has offered a scholarship to 2015 athlete Sam Tecklenburg (Plano, Texas/Plano).

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In just ten months, West Lunt went from starting quarterback at Oklahoma State to Mike Gundy's public enemy No. 1. When Lunt decided to transfer, Gundy reacted like a middle school girl who had just been dumped by her boyfriend, then went on a massive power trip, banning Lunt from transferring to any school in the Big 12. Or the SEC. Or the Pac-12. Or a couple of small schools on OSU's schedule in coming years. Or a few schools that will never, ever play Oklahoma State, but some ex-Cowboys coaches work there, and God forbid Lunt end up working with coaches who, you know, like and respect him.

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Johnathan Vickers (Tallahassee, Fla./North Florida Christian) holds an offer from his home-town Florida State Seminoles, plus at least ten other schools. Though he enjoyed his time at Seminoles camp this weekend, he says he won't be ready to commit for months.

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The Florida Gators hosted one of the top defensive back prospects in the country this weekend, and a report on ESPN's RecruitingNation says the trip went very well.

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This weekend, the Vanderbilt Commodores added their tenth commitment to their 2014 recruiting class, but their first offensive lineman.

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The Syracuse Orange have added a linebacker from the Land of Lincoln.

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An Ohio tight end has pledged his services to the Maryland Terrapins.

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A report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation says that the Mississippi State Bulldogs have gotten a pledge from a defensive lineman.

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He's got the first name of a pop star, the last name of a president, he can play on either side of the ball, and he's headed to the South Florida Bulls.

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Demornay Pierson-El (Alexandria, Va./West Potomac) goes just 5-foot-9 and 172 pounds, but he still had offers from four programs, including Boston College, North Carolina, and Old Dominion. He turned those down, however, to commit to the Nebraska Cornhuskers at the program's Big Red Weekend.

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