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D'Andre Walker (Fairburn, Ga./Langston Hughes) is a 2015 defensive end prospect, so he has a long way to go in the recruiting process. He's already drawing plenty of interest however, with 35 offers on the table. Though Walker insists that all schools are even, but he admits that three of them are sticking out in his mind.

“I know the FSU, Georgia, and Alabama coaching staffs the most, so those schools are sticking out right now,” Walker tells ESPN.com recruiting expert Kipp Adams.

Walker adds, though, that even with 35 offers at his disposal, he'd like a few more:

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Miami would be the logical destination for cornerback Nigel Patten (Miami/Booker T. Washington). Miami is in hot pursuit of the recruit, but proximity isn't important to Patten.

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Junior college transfer Tyler Ferguson enters fall camp with a slight lead to start at quarterback for Penn State. Christian Hackenberg, the nation's No. 1 QB recruit in this year's class, will enter the competition for the first time this summer. But a third option shouldn't be overlooked.

Matt McGloin was once a walk-on to Penn State's football program. Another could eventually lead the program as its next starting quarterback.

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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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Quarterback Steven Bench made his transfer decision. He will attend USF in the fall. Bench will be able to play for the Bulls in the fall due to the NCAA sanctions previously placed on Penn State. And Bench hopes to start immediately at USF.

Bench may be able to overcome his biggest obstacle to potentially start quicker than expected.

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Alabama is the most talented team from top to bottom in college football. The Crimson Tide continues to recruit at an elite level. But one position has been somewhat lagging among the rest of team in terms of talent. Tight end hasn't been a premiere position during Nick Saban's tenure in Tuscaloosa. That's about to change.

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Five-star defensive tackle Lamont Gaillard (Fayetteville, N.C./Pine Forest) once had Florida at the top of his list of schools. Georgia has now moved into Gaillard's top spot, and it will be difficult to dethrone the Bulldogs.

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ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy reported Tuesday Ford Field in Detroit wanted to create a new bowl game with a possible tie-in to the Big Ten Conference. It was originally believed the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl would be eliminated as a result. The Little Caesars Pizza Bowl may simply change venues and retain its status among the bowl hierarchy.

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Moses McCray's career at Florida State started with a bang. McCray started 11 games during his first two seasons on campus. He then battled injuries the past three years. McCray now has a new home, and he will hopefully become the player he was once expected to be in Tallahassee.

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Kyle Allen (Scottsdale, Ariz./Desert Mountain) is arguably the hottest name among quarterbacks on the recruiting trail. Allen isn't ready to trim his list, but eight schools are likely at the top of his list.

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As each day passes, it seems more and more unlikely Eddie Vanderdoes will report to Notre Dame this summer. He'll likely ask the program to release him from his letter of intent in an attempt to transfer. Notre Dame will have to switch gears slightly and try to address the potential loss of a five-star defensive tackle.

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Juwan Caesar one of one Michigan State's top recruits in the 2011 class. Caesar was unable to crack the lineup the past two seasons, and he's now on the move.

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Michigan State's defensive line has been the driving force behind the team's success the last few years. Players such as Jerel Worthy or William Gholston became focal points of opposing offenses which set the tone for one of the nation's top defenses. Sixth year senior Tyler Hoover could the key piece to provide the same component for this year's Spartans squad.

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Toby Gerhart attended Stanford. Garth Gerhart played at Arizona State. The third brother, Coltin Gerhart (Norco, Calif./Norco), has offers from both of those schools, but he's not exactly sure where he'll play or even if football will be his top priority at the next level.

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