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Davion Hall (Texarkana, Texas/Liberty-Eylau), the nation's No. 9 athlete, is verbally committed to Baylor. It may not be long before Alabama gets him to flip.

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UPDATE: UCLA received positive news regarding the injury status of defensive end Owamagbe Odighizuwa. Odighizuwa was initially believed to be lost for the season due to a hip injury. He is now expected to return to the lineup this fall.

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Jonathan Haden (Washington D.C./Friendship Collegiate Academy) is the third Haden brother to come through the recruiting ranks. Joe Haden played at Florida. Josh Haden primarily played his career at Boston College. Neither program is in Jonathan Haden's list of top four schools.

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Running back Clifton Richardson decided to transfer from Virginia after sitting third on the depth chart at the conclusion of spring practice. Richardson may not stray too far from his home in Virginia with two of his transfer options residing in-state.

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Oklahoma State has added a total of six recruits from western states over the past four recruiting cycles. Although the number is small, the Cowboys' emphasis on those states continues to increase.

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UPDATE: The last time DawgNation.com's Radi Nabulsi spoke with defensive end Dante Sawyer (Suwanee, Ga./North Gwinnett), Sawyer said he was close to a decision. He's instead decided to delay his commitment and mull over his options during the summer.

Alabama and Georgia are the favorite for Sawyer, but two more SEC programs are still in the mix.

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As the current quarterback class continues to sort itself out, the 2015 crop is already weighing its options.

Josh Rosen (Bellflower, Calif./St. John Bosco) is highly intrigued with a program close to home.

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So Oklahoma State head coach Mike Gundy blocked quarterback Wes Lunt from transferring to any school not only in the Big 12 but in the SEC and the Pac-12 as well. What can Lunt do now?

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Recruiting has picked up for offensive lineman Chuma Edoga (Powder Spring, Ga./McEachern). Two ACC schools have the early lead for Edoga despite SEC offers.

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Defensive lineman Delvon Simmons' long and winding road will continue at another stop. Simmons decided to transfer from Texas Tech. Four programs are initially being considered.

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Sony Michel (Plantation, Fla./American Heritage), the nation's No. 2 running back recruit, verbally committed to Georgia April 26. Everyone knows a top player's recruitment isn't over until he signs his letter of intent and faxes in it to his team of choice on national signing day (or thereafter).

Teams will continue to try and get Michel to flip, but the running back's recruitment appears to be shut down after his decision.

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Kansas has been off to an relatively good start on the recruiting trail. The Jayhawks recently received a verbal commitment from four-star linebacker Kyron Watson (East St. Louis, Ill./East St. Louis). Kansas is now at the top of an in-state linebacker's list.

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Former Arkansas quarterback Brandon Mitchell is still considering multiple transfer destinations. Although, one program which was initially on his list of possible destinations doesn't appear interested. Another is eagerly awaiting Mitchell's decision.

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West Virginia lost 128 receptions, 2,911 receiving yards and 27 touchdowns from last year when wide receivers Tavon Austin and Stedman Bailey left Morgantown to pursue NFL careers. No wide receiver currently on the roster had more than 13 receptions last season.

The Mountaineers are now searching for new primary receiver and a former top target may provide the answer upon his return to the program.

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