Jan. 29

Rajion Neal, RB

Tyrone, GA

Four-star rusher Rajion Neal swaps Mississippi State for the Vols

New head coach Derek Dooley and his staff at Tennessee have landed a huge Class of 2010 pledge from touted running back Rajion Neal of Sandy Creek (Tyrone, Ga.), who decommitted from the Bulldogs. Neal also considered Penn State.

"I just felt comfortable there," he told the Knoxville News Sentinel. "I felt it was a great situation with a new coaching staff and a coach that's coming in and recruiting me himself and wanted me there. I enjoyed myself there and I enjoyed the people and the atmosphere."

Among others, he was also sought by Florida State, Cincinnati, Louisville, Kentucky, Southern Mississippi, Tulane, East Carolina, Middle Tennessee State, Western Kentucky and Troy.

Neal rushed for 1,812 yards and 33 touchdowns during his senior campaign.

Jan. 28

Michael Caputo, RB

Imperial, PA

Impressive early offers on the table for Michael Caputo

Junior running back / linebacker Michael Caputo (Imperial, Pa./West Allegheny) is now holding multiple scholarship offers, ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports.

Penn State and Ohio State offered this week. Pittsburgh, North Carolina State, Purdue and Syracuse have also extended scholarships.

Caputo, who previously attended Blackhawk (Beaver Falls, Pa.), rushed for 2,526 yards (7.5 average) and 34 touchdowns while also making 62 solo tackles last fall.

Jan. 26

Tommy Jordan, OT

Ridgefield, CT

Connecticut junior Tommy Jordan adds another offer

Class of 2011 offensive tackle Tommy Jordan (Ridgefield, Conn.) has received a scholarship offer from Rutgers, ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports.

"Rutgers is definitely moving forward in their football program," the junior said. "And it's relatively close to where I live, so my friends and family would be able to see the game."

Boston College, Duke and Florida have already offered. Penn State is showing interest. Jordan currently favors the Eagles and Gators

Jan. 19

Kevin Reihner, OG

Scranton, PA

Three hard after junior Kevin Reihner

Class of 2011 offensive lineman Kevin Reihner (Scranton, Pa./Prep) is being heavily pursued by three programs, ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports.

Pittsburgh, North Carolina State and Penn State are showing Reihner the most attention. The Panthers and Wolfpack have already offered.

Reihner has made education his No. 1 priority. He also believes he'll ultimately pick a school that's relatively close to home.

Other schools including Michigan, Rutgers, Syracuse and Connecticut are also recruiting Reihner.

Jan. 8

Albert Louis-Jean, ATH

Brockton, MA

Hurricanes offer Massachusetts junior Albert Louis-Jean

One of the Northeast's finest Class of 2011 talents, Albert Louis-Jean (Brockton, Mass.), has received a scholarship offer from Miami-FL, ESPN affiliate Web site InsideTheU.com reports. Boston College has also offered.

"I was extremely excited because it was out of the blue and I wasn't expecting it," he said. "My dad sent them my film so that was probably part of it but like I said, I was still shocked."

Other programs including Penn State, Alabama, Clemson, North Carolina and Oregon are also showing interest, according to InsideTheU.

"Right now, I don't really have a set order, a list, or anybody ahead and behind," Louis-Jean said. "I'm really open and I like them all I guess. It does help Miami a lot that they offered because it shows what they really think of me."