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UPDATE: National Signing Day Update: Bama Snares Top Safety Share this story Safety secured. After Camar Wheaton signed with the Crimson Tide earlier on Wednesday, it was announced that Alabama had clinched the highest rated recruiting class ever. Well, it just go a little bit better. Terrion Arnold, a 4-star safety out of Tallahassee, FL, made his commitment to Alabama over UGA and Florida. Due to the lack of depth at free safety, he will surely see early playing time. Arnold is ranked #50 overall recruit by 247sports composite rankings. Andrew Ivins of 247sports compares him to former Tide safety Xavier McKinney. ....
Oregon Ducks make cut for pair of 2022 offensive line targets Updated Jan 02, 2021; Posted Jan 02, 2021 Facebook Share But the class of 2022 presents some difficulties. Forget for a moment the fact that Oregon is still working on closing out its 2021 class and preparing for a Fiesta Bowl against Iowa State. The real issue with 2022 prospects is that many haven’t played a game in pads in more than a year, making it difficult to accurately manage and organize a priority list. Still, Oregon has identified a handful of key targets, and made the cut list for two of those players along the offensive line this week. ....
Tristan Leigh, OT (No. 11): Deciding between Clemson, Florida, LSU, Ohio State and Oklahoma Terrence Lewis, ILB (No. 16): Deciding between Tennessee and Maryland Camar Wheaton, RB (No. 26): Deciding between Alabama and Oklahoma LJ Johnson, RB (No. 40): Deciding between LSU, Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M Tywone Malone, DT (No. 61): Deciding between Florida State, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Rutgers, Texas A&M and USC Bryce Foster, OG (No. 72): Deciding between Texas A&M, LSU, Oklahoma, Oregon and Texas Ceyair Wright, ATH (No. 77): Deciding between USC, Oregon, Notre Dame, Michigan and Arizona State Brian Thomas Jr., WR (No. 79): Deciding between Alabama, Georgia, LSU and Texas A&M ....