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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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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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One of the biggest question marks -- both figuratively and literally -- surrounding USC's offense the past year and a half is who would man the blindside. Aundrey Walker has held down the left tackle position during the aforementioned time, but USC has never appeared truly happy with his performance. And the questions swirling around Walker will continue into fall camp.

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UPDATE: LSU coaches and staff have an idea how to ease the transition to a nine-game conference schedule, and they plan to lobby for the change during next week's SEC's spring meeting.

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UPDATE: Earlier in the month, Notre Dame tight end Jake Golic was contemplating a transfer. Three weeks later, and it's a done deal.

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Trevor Wood (Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparral) isn't a highly touted tight end recruit, but he's receiving plenty of interest from every team on the West Coast. Oregon was the latest to offer, and it immediately placed the Ducks as one of the tight ends top two options.

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Maryland and Virginia Tech won't meet past this season after the Terrapins officially move from the ACC to the Big Ten Conference. The vacated contest will leave a major hole among Maryland's marquee games.

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Dalton Schultz (South Jordan, Utah/Bingham), the nation's No. 1 tight end recruit, will take his time before he makes a decision. Schultz plans to visit multiple schools in the coming months, and he may wait until national signing day to officially announce his intentions.

Schultz will start the decision making process by visiting three Pac-12 schools next week.

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It was once nearly unthinkable for a recruit to verbally commit to Georgia and then flip to Ole Miss. Times are changing, and it could be the case for one current Georgia pledge.

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North Carolina State will have a four-way quarterback competition during fall camp after former Arkansas signal caller Brandon Mitchell decided to transfer into the Wolfpack's program. Mitchell believes there is a good opportunity for him to become a one-year starter in Raleigh.

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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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