Nov. 17

Ishaq Williams, DE

Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn standout Ishaq Williams holding four scholarships

Junior ESPNU 150 Watch List defender Ishaq Williams (Brooklyn, N.Y./Lincoln) is currently holding offers from Syracuse, Rutgers, Pitt and Maryland and is receiving interest from Penn State, ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports.

Three factors will be key in his decision; good academics, the program's ability to get him to the next level and proximity to home.

Williams, who registered 11 sacks as a junior, has taken summer classes and hopes to enroll early.

Nov. 10

Bobby Swigert, WR

Louisville, OH

Three-star pass-catcher Bobby Swigert selects Boston College

Bobby Swigert (Louisville, Ohio) has committed to sign as part of Boston College's Class of 2010, NittanyNetwork.com's Bill Kurelic reports.

The 6-foot, 175-pound wide receiver picked the Eagles over schools such as Michigan, Stanford, Nebraska and Pittsburgh.

Other programs including Indiana, Cincinnati, Wisconsin, Colorado, Syracuse, Ball State, Bowling Green, Miami-OH, Akron, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Central Michigan and Toledo also offered.

Swigert tore ligaments in his right foot and underwent season-ending surgery following the fourth game of his senior season, the Akron Beacon Journal reports. He played quarterback this fall completing 71 of 123 attempts for 760 yards and seven touchdowns. He also rushed for 126 yards and one more score.

As a junior, Swigert caught 58 passes for 732 yards (12.6 average) and six touchdowns. Swigert also returned two kickoffs, two punts and two interceptions for touchdowns last fall earning second team Division II recognition.

Oct. 8

Jameel Poteat, RB

Harrisburg, PA

Jameel Poteat already holding several offers

Class of 2011 ESPNU 150 Watch List running back Jameel Poteat (Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt) is in possession of double-digit scholarship offers, ESPN affiliate Web site Bucknuts.com reports.

Pitt, Iowa, Illinois, Rutgers, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Boston College, Northwestern, Duke, Akron and Buffalo offers are already in-hand.

"And a lot of other schools are about to offer," he added. "Florida State, Miami, UCLA, Cal, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Penn State, Ohio State, said they want to see film and have a lot of interest."

Poteat, the cousin of Cleveland Browns defensive back Hank Poteat, rushed for 1,459 yards and 20 touchdowns as a sophomore.

Sep. 30

Mark Myers, QB

Cleveland, OH

Cleveland quarterback Mark Myers commits to Pittsburgh

The Panthers have landed St. Ignatius (Cleveland, Ohio) quarterback Mark Myers for the Class of 2010. Myers picked Pittsburgh over offers from Toledo and Ball State.

"Pitt uses the same facilities as the Steelers do," Myers told the Plain Dealer. "The facilities are very impressive, maybe the best in the nation, but that's not the main reason I chose Pitt."

The 6-foot-4, 195-pound prospect is the second player from St. Ignatius to commit to the Panthers in the Class of 2010, joining tight end Brendan Carozzoni.

Pittsburgh now has 21 pledges.

Sep. 29

Sherard Cadogan, DE

Cherry Hill, NJ

Defensive end Sherard Cadogan set for official visit No. 3

Three-star Sherard Cadogan (Cherry Hill, N.J./Camden Catholic) has already made official visits to Pittsburgh and Wisconsin and is set to visit West Virginia for the Mountaineers' nationally-televised Thursday night ESPN game, ESPN affiliate Web site EerSports.com reports.

After checking out West Virginia, Cadogan is slated to make an official to South Carolina Oct. 10th for the Gamecocks contest with Kentucky. He's then scheduled to experience Michigan State Oct. 24th when the Spartans play Iowa.