Nov. 21

Ken Malcome, RB

Decatur, GA

Running back Malcome's day shortened by injury in playoff defeat

Georgia commit Ken Malcome rushed for 77 yards and a touchdown in the first half but suffered a shoulder injury late in the second quarter and did not return for Southwest Dekalb (Decatur, Ga.) in its 19-17 loss to Clarke Central (Athens, Ga.), according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Nov. 20

Landon Turner, OT

Harrisonburg, VA

More schools enter the mix for 2011 Landon Turner

Junior ESPNU 150 Watch List offensive lineman Landon Turner (Harrisonburg, Va.) added some scholarship offers and now has Virginia Tech, North Carolina, West Virginia, Stanford, Maryland and Virginia on the table.

ESPN affiliate Web site NittanyNetwork.com reports that he's also interested in Penn State, Ohio State, Michigan State and Georgia. Turner will consider each of the programs that have offered except Stanford.

The 6-foot-5, 300-pounder also shared what he's looking for, "I like a good rowdy crowd that's always exciting to be around. Fans are big for me," he said, adding he also wants a diverse, fun campus and a good business school."

Turner did not play as a sophomore after suffering a broken fibula in his left ankle. However, he recovered in time to compete at camps this offseason.

Nov. 18

John Fulton, CB

Manning, SC

Under Armour All-American John Fulton sets announcement date

No. 4-rated cornerback John Fulton (Manning, S.C.) will make his college commitment Dec. 17th on ESPNU, ESPN's JC Shurburtt reports.

The ESPNU 150 prospect is expected to select South Carolina or Alabama.

Other programs including Florida, Georgia, LSU, Tennessee and Michigan are also recruiting Fulton.

As a junior, he recorded 43 tackles, 16 pass breakups, eight interceptions, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.

Nov. 16

Karlos Williams, ATH

Davenport, FL

Five programs stand out for junior Karlos Williams

Class of 2011 ESPNU 150 Watch List outside linebacker / safety Karlos Williams (Davenport, Fla./Ridge), younger brother of Florida State linebacker Vince Williams, revealed some of his early favorites for ESPN affiliate Web site DuckTerritory.com.

"I am very familiar with (Florida State). I know most of the coaches really well. I'm very close to a lot of them. Coach Amato, Jimbo, Coley, Dawsey, they are all like uncles to me. They all usually fight over me at camps about practicing with their group and stuff. Plus with my brother there he gives me the inside scoop, so I always know what's really going on. FSU is like a second home to me."

He continued, "Alabama is playing very strong football right now. They program is outstanding, they don't just offer anybody who plays football. "

"Tennessee, I love watching Eric Berry. He is a very high caliber player, he makes so many big plays and hits at free safety. The way he came up and hit Tebow was awesome. He loves to go strong. Tennessee laid the blueprint on how to beat Florida with tough defense."

"Georgia, I talk to coach McClendon there very often, we talked for like two hours the other day. He's one of my favorite coaches to talk to."

"Georgia Tech is recruiting me hard. I love the offense and defense there. I really love coach Nesbitt up there."

Other programs including Miami-FL, Ohio State, Michigan and Cal have also offered.

Nov. 11

Ja'Wuan James, OT

Suwanee, GA

ESPNU 150 offensive tackle Ja'Wuan James picks Tennessee

Ja'Wuan James of North Gwinnett (Suwanee, Ga.), an Under Armour All-American, has pledged to the Vols over Georgia. The four-star 6-foot-6, 305-pound standout originally chose Alabama, but later decommitted.

James considered Florida and UCLA, as well. He was also offered by Oklahoma, Oregon, USC, Auburn, Virginia Tech, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Miami-Florida, Maryland, Michigan State and South Carolina, among others.

"It's a blessing to be recruited like I was," James told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "I really appreciated everything everybody did and I have a lot of respect for Georgia and all the other teams that recruited me. They did a good job. But I just felt like I fit better at Tennessee. The coaches, the players, I like that new environment. I think Coach Kiffin is going to do big things and I want to be a big part of it."

ESPN's Bill Conley added, "The Tennessee Volunteers are putting together a very solid recruiting class with 22 verbals at this point. The latest commitment was a big one with the addition of Ja'Wuan James, the fourth offensive lineman in the Vols 2010 class."

"James has both strength and displays very good footwork for such a big man. He has the ability to absolutely dominate the man across the line of scrimmage and in terms of movement and pad control. James excels as a pass protector where he uses his hands to both stalemate the initial charge of the rusher and also maintain positioning on the defender."

Tennessee now has 22 commitments.