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Florida State's Jameis Winston is making waves as an upcoming star on the Seminoles' football and baseball teams. Cord Sandberg, who committed to Mississippi State in February, could follow in Winston's footsteps as the next top two-sport athlete. The lingering question for Sandberg is whether he'll even report to Missisippi State or pursue a professional baseball career.

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ESPN Watch List running back Nick Chubb (Cedartown, Ga./Cedartown) was once considered a Georgia lean, but South Carolina came into the picture and developed into a legitimate option. A third SEC program will also get one more opportunity to make an impression before Chubb announces his decision.

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San Jose State was falling behind in college football's arms race otherwise known as recruiting. The Spartans were only able to sign a single two-star recruit in this year's class despite finishing 11-2 with a win in the Military Bowl. Part of the the Spartans' recruiting problems stem from sub-par facilities. That is starting to change.

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Florida State's Matthew Thomas might not be the only five-star recruit in this year's class already on the move. Growing speculation surrounds Notre Dame's Eddie Vanderdoes and whether he'll honor his letter of intent with the Irish. Joe Davidson of the Sacramento Bee wrote Vanderdoes may not make it to South Bend for fall camp.

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Three-star offensive lineman Natrell Curtis (Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe) has offers from multiple programs residing in four of the five major conferences. Curtis isn't ready to make a decision or narrow his list, but he has five programs that he certainly wants to visit.

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Conferences are now in the business of creating bowls instead of just trying to negotiation bowl tie-ins. The Big Ten Conference is reportedly working hand-in-hand with Ford Field to start a new bowl game in Detroit. The American Athletic Conference may be the next league in line to develop a new bowl game.

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UPDATE: Steven Bench's transfer decision was partially decided for him Monday evening. He won't be attending North Carolina State. ESPN.com's Joe Schad described the Wolfpack's interest as "first-come, first-served", and Bench is still waiting to make a decision.

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UPDATE: Sam Ukwuachu left Boise State two weeks ago. The reasoning behind his reported dismissal is up for discussion, but he's no longer a Bronco. The freshman All-American will now prowl for quarterbacks in the Big 12 Conference.

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Alabama's Dee Hart is a man without a position. Hart only carried the ball 21 times last year. He spent the spring in Alabama's secondary. The question remains, which position will he play this season?

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Michigan State's offense is changing. The team wants to employ a more mobile quarterback. With an open competition slated for fall camp, incumbent Andrew Maxwell could give way to an incoming freshman.

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D'haquille Williams (Laplace, La./Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) decided there was far too much time between now and when he has to sign his letter of intent in December to be committed to a program. Williams decommitted from LSU this week. LSU now has legitimate competition for the talented JUCO wide receiver. Five teams interest Williams.

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Four-star wide receiver Ryeshene Bronson (Fort Myers, Fla./Dunbar) is no longer committed to Florida. Despite the loss, Florida's recruiting plans at wide receiver shouldn't drastically change.

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The possibility of Johnny Manziel turning pro after this season will be a constant distraction during the fall as Manziel attempts to build on what he achieved as a redshirt freshman.

Manziel is already considered a first round prospect by ESPN.com's Mel Kiper and Todd McShay. He will be eligible to declare after this season due redshirting his freshman year on campus.

The positive for Texas A&M is Manziel is currently thinking about all the things he can still accomplish at College Station.

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USC's Marqise Lee was anointed college football's top wide receiver last year when he won the Fred Biletnikoff Award. Despite all of Lee's success at wide receiver, the team is still considering moving him to cornerback for brief periods of time.

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