Feb. 5

Kyrrel Latimer, S

Hyattsville, MD

Kyrrel Latimer to go the prep school route before joining the Cavs

Three-star safety Kyrrel Latimer (Hyattsville, Md./DeMatha) remains committed to Virginia but did not sign with the Cavs on Wednesday.

According to the Daily Progress, Latimer needs to spend time at a prep school to improve his academic standing before enrolling at Virginia.

Feb. 1

Mike Rocco, QB

Lynchburg, VA

Quarterback Mike Rocco drops Louisville and chooses Virginia

Mike Rocco, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound quarterback from Liberty Christian Academy (Lynchburg, Va.), has decommitted from the Cardinals and pledged to Virginia.

Rocco, who missed most of his senior season because of a broken left (non-throwing) arm and wrist, also had a scholarship offer from Liberty and a greyshirt offer from Penn State.

He passed for 2066 yards and 24 touchdowns, and added seven rushing touchdowns, as a junior.

Jan. 26

Jake McGee, QB

Richmond, VA

Quarterback Jake McGee follows head coach Mike London to Cavs

Jake McGee of The Collegiate School (Richmond, Va.), who originally committed to Richmond and then head coach Mike London, has now pledged to Virginia for the Class of 2010.

London recently was named the new coach for the Cavs. "I'm just going up there to try to get on the field," McGee told the Richmond Times Dispatch. "(London) said I could start there and we'll see what's best for the team."

The 6-foot-6, 210-pound McGee led Collegiate to a second straight Private School championship in 2009 with a 48-28 victory over Liberty Christian Academy. McGee completed 21 of 32 passes for 251 yards and four touchdowns in the game. He added 145 rushing yards and three scores, plus he had an interception in the end zone from his safety position.

Jan. 24

Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB

Washington, DC

Yellow Jackets win recruiting war for pass rusher Jeremiah Attaochu

Three-star 6-foot-3, 225-pound outside linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu of Archbishop Carroll (Washington, D.C.) has committed to Georgia Tech for the Class of 2010.

He chose the Yellow Jackets over Maryland, Illinois, Kansas State, Louisville, Virginia and Syracuse.

"I got to know him while Coach Groh he was at Virginia," Attaochu told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "He's known for his defense and coaching outside linebackers all over the league. I was a defensive end in high school but he felt like I was the right guy to be an outside linebacker. He has three things in his criteria for an outside linebacker: It's being able to beat a tight end, being able to rush the passer and being functional in space. That's how he puts it."

Several other programs including Minnesota, Ohio, Boston College, Temple, East Carolina, Akron and Kent State have also offered.

Dec. 23

Ed Reynolds, S

Woodberry Forest, VA

Three-star safety Ed Reynolds decides for Pac-10 Stanford

A 6-foot-2, 195-pound safety, Ed Reynolds of Woodberry Forest School (Woodberry Forest, Va.) has given a Class of 2010 pledge to the Cardinal.

The three-star prospect also considered Duke and North Carolina. He was also offered by Virginia and North Carolina State.

His roommate and close friend at Woodberry Forest, outside linebacker Aramide Olaniyan, recently added his name to the UCLA class.