Feb. 5

Tyler Arndt, QB

Cuero, TX

Tyler Arndt selects Texas State over FBS programs

Tyler Arndt (Cuero, Texas), the No. 32-rated quarterback in the nation, signed with FCS Texas State Wednesday, the San Marcos Daily Record reports.

Missouri, Vanderbilt, TCU, Houston and Rice extended scholarship offers to Arndt.

"Tyler is one those guys who we feel very fortunate in getting when you see the list of schools that offered him," head coach Brad Wright said. "We really feel like he can come in here and be a difference maker right away if he can handle the mental part of it."

Jan. 31

Brandon Bourbon, RB

Potosi, MO

Three-star running back Brandon Bourbon swaps Stanford for Jayhawks

Brandon Bourbon, a 6-foot-2, 205- pound running back out of Potosi, Mo., has picked Kansas for the Class of 2010.

The three-star prospect decommitted from the Stanford Cardinal. He also considered Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, BYU, Kansas State, Missouri and Harvard.

"The big thing was the distance," Bourbon told ESPN affiliate Web site TheShiver.com. "I thought at first I would be tough and deal with the distance, but I started think that if I came to KU, my parents would be able to come to a lot of games or at least see them on T.V."

Jan. 30

Chris Sanders, S

Tucker, GA

Tucker athlete Chris Sanders becomes Georgia's first 2011 recruit

ESPNU 150 Watch List Chris Sanders, a 6-foot-0, 175-pound athlete from Tucker, Ga., has committed to the Bulldogs for the Class of 2011.

Projected as a safety, Sanders chose Georgia over West Virginia, Vanderbilt, Duke, Central Florida and Southern Mississippi.

"It feels good," Sanders told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I just thought it would be good for my family and it's my hometown. I also think about Asher [Allen] and Thomas [Brown] came from the same high and played at UGA.. So its an honor and I thank God for it."

Jan. 28

Carlos Thompson, DE

Hollandale, MS

Rebels capture three-star defensive end Carlos Thompson

Three-star prospect Carlos Thompson of Simmons School (Hollandale, Miss.), has chosen Mississippi for the Class of 2010.

The 6-foot-5, 210-pound standout chose Ole Miss over Mississippi State, Baylor, Memphis, North Carolina, Southern Mississippi and Vanderbilt.

"He really liked the atmosphere at Ole Miss," said his dad and high school coach Carlos Thompson Sr. "He looked at the depth chart, saw he would have a chance to contribute pretty soon and just really got along with coach (Houston) Nutt, coach (Tyrone) Nix and coach (Terry) Price," the Clarion-Ledger reports.

He was a Second Team Class 2A All-State selection as a senior.

Prior to his senior season, Thompson posted an electronically-timed 4.95 40-yard dash, 4.55 20-yard shuttle, 25-inch vertical, 38-foot power throw and 89.16 SPARQ.

Jan. 27

Steven Clarke, CB

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Commodores snare Florida defensive back Steven Clarke

Vanderbilt has picked up a commitment from cornerback Steven Clarke, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound prospect from Boyd Anderson (Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.).

Clarke also drew scholarship offers from Kentucky and West Virginia.

As a senior, he had 87 tackles and four interceptions.