Nov. 20

Will Tye, TE

Salisbury, CT

Florida State, others, offer Connecticut prospect Will Tye

Tight end Will Tye (Salisbury, Conn.) claims scholarship offers from Florida State, Penn State, Wyoming, Temple and N.C. State, ESPN affiliate Web site NoleInsider.com reports. Other programs including South Carolina, Iowa, Miami-FL, Kansas and Missouri are also showing interest.

"I should have a decision in early January," he said. "My top schools are Florida State, Temple, Iowa, South Carolina, and Miami. Florida State is my leader because I have liked them ever since I was young."

Tye also mentioned that he plans to make official visits to Florida State and Temple in December.

Nov. 18

Jamar Lewter, OT

Washington DC, DC

2011 talent Jamar Lewter gaining interest

Jamar Lewter, a 6-foot-7, 250 junior, has seen his recruitment pick up since switching positions from tight end to offensive tackle, ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports.

"Now, I want to stay at tackle because I love it," he said. "I'm convinced this is (the right position for me) because I'm getting a whole lot of looks, and I love blocking for the quarterback."

Lewter lists Miami-FL, North Carolina, Penn State, Virginia and Virginia Tech as his early favorites but is still waiting for his first offer.

Ballou coach Moses Ware said Lewter is looking for a school with great academics and a good environment and isn't concerned with a team's depth chart.

Nov. 17

Sean Reaver, DE

Thurmont, MD

Junior Sean Reaver lists some favorites

Class of 2011 defensive end / tight end Sean Reaver (Thurmont, Md./Catoctin) told ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com his top schools are Penn State, Rutgers, Georgia Tech, West Virginia, Duke and Maryland.

He's already made unofficial visits to Penn State and Rutgers and has plans to check out West Virginia this fall.

Reaver exploded onto the scene as a sophomore registering 14.5 sacks. This fall, facing double teams, he's been limited to four sacks.

At the Baltimore Nike Combine, he posted an electronically-timed 5.33 40-yard dash, 4.83 20-yard shuttle, 24.6-inch vertical and 36-foot power throw.

Nov. 8

Keenan Allen, ATH

Greensboro, NC

ESPNU 150 athlete Keenan Allen selects Alabama Crimson Tide

Four-star athlete Keenan Allen of Northern Guilford (Greensboro, NC) has given a commitment to head coach Nick Saban and the Tide.

Recruited by Alabama as a receiver, Allen is rated No. 85 among ESPNU 150 prospects nationally in the Class of 2010. He also considered California, Clemson, North Carolina, Oregon, Penn State, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Several other programs including Duke, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina State, Wake Forest and West Virginia also offered.

ESPN's Billy Tucker said of the news, "This is a great out-of-state get for the Tide as Allen is one of the top athletes in the country and extremely versatile. He lines up everywhere for his high school squad but feel he will start his career off at receiver in Tuscaloosa and also be a presence on special teams."

"He seems to keep with the trend of ESPNU 150 receivers in recent years with tall frames but fluid and smooth movement skills. He is very natural and comfortable around the ball as a pass catcher; has soft hands with a wide catch-radius. Allen has big play ability with the ball in his hands as well which makes him very dynamic. He can elude in the open field with good shake, stop-start skill and vision; builds speed but top-end is good."

"The vision we referred to also allows him to be very effective as a returner. His excellent ball skills, great range and size will provide Alabama's defensive coaches depth at safety as well. A great pick up for Alabama as Allen's versatility is invaluable to a college roster."

The 6-foot-2, 185-pound Allen is the 22nd pledge for Alabama.

Nov. 7

Adrian Coxson, WR

Baltimore, MD

PSU-bound Coxson impresses in playoff loss

PSU commit Adrian Coxson, who projects as a college WR, threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran for 143 on 19 carries while playing quarterback for City (Baltimore) in its 26-20 loss to Poly (Baltimore), according to the Baltimore Sun.