Richmond (Va.) Hermitage five-star Curtis Grant leads a group of standout Mid-Atlantic region linebackers with long lists of potential colleges. The group is featured in Mid-Atlantic Whispers.

Jason Peacock has three offers and lots of interest and now the Glendora (Calif.) Citrus C.C. offensive tackle is setting up some visits and figuring out which schools are serious in his recruitment.

Brock Haman kicked off his official visit schedule last weekend when he and Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro teammate Cyrus Hobbi went to Oregon State. Haman got a good feel not only for the campus but also coach Mike Riley, who made a big impression on the three-star outside linebacker.

Viliami Moala wants to focus on his senior season but his recruitment is heating up more than ever and so the 6-foot-2, 326-pound defensive tackle from Sacramento (Calif.) Grant has some decisions to make. No one is going to rush him though.

A dominant performance by Cleveland (Ohio) Glenville junior cornerback De’Van Bogard should bump him on even more college radars. Ohio State already has been checking out Bogard, and Rivals.com’s Mike Farrell explains why the Buckeyes soon will have company. We take a closer look at some of the top underclassmen in this edition of From the Road.

Lauderdale Lakes (Fla.) Boyd Anderson safety Mike Brown has made the offseason transition from linebacker look easy. His dominating performance–he was in on 11 tackles–last weekend earned him the highest grade from Rivals analyst Brian Perroni.

Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas defensive back Marcus Roberson steps out of his teammates’ shadows and into a major recruiting tug-of-war that stretches all the way into Texas. Rivals.com’s Barton Simmons has the latest in the Southeast Whispers.

QB Cardale Jones proved his worth during a 16-play, game-winning drive that capped a 250-yard passing night for Cleveland (Ohio) Glendale. His ability to perform in the clutch helped earn him an A+ from Rivals.com analysts. We take a closer look at some of the recent performances of offensive prospects in the 2011 class.

Washington, Cal, Notre Dame, Florida and LSU were the five finalists for Kasen Williams but after much deliberation the Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline wide receiver wanted to stay close to home and follow in the footsteps of his father, Aaron, who played wide receiver for the Huskies from 1979-82.

The high school football season is upon us and if there’s anything to learn after the first few hours of a new season, it’s that the Texas Longhorns have a lot of incredible football players in their 2011 recruiting class. From David Ash to Joe Bergeron to Quandre Diggs, there were star performances all over the place on Friday night. Here’s the full breakdown.