Football Recruiting

Of the 28 signees, two have already enrolled at SMU, two are junior college transfers and 24 are high school student-athletes.

Former Coppell standout Emmanuel Moody is looking to gain a prominent role in the backfield for the Gators.

The Mustangs added an area quarterback to their list of 2008 commitments.

These three have chosen where to play at the next level.

It's getting to be that time again, and verbal commitments will start pouring in for the class of 2008. Two McKinney North players recently made the big decision on where to go after high school.

Blake Cantu had one more season as a Dragon before he makes the leap to college, becoming an Oregon Duck.

Keanon Cooper is putting his college visits on hold to prepare for his senior season.

South Garland's all-district quarterback is taking his game to Baylor in 2008.

Remember when Texas was known for producing great running backs and defensive talent? It's time to add another on the list.

Nathan Uland, the 4A Defensive Player of the Year, is headed to the ENSU Greyhounds.

“I'm from Dallas, and I'm a Cowboy, so you already know I've got to be an Oklahoma State Cowboy.”

Oklahoma adds five offensive linemen with its 2007 recruiting class.

UNT signs seven DFW players. Check out who else signed with other teams of note.

Red Raiders bring in an array of talent to help them in the Big 12.

A lot of teams would feel satisfied with a 10-3 season, but not the Longhorns. This season, Texas is looking to bounce back into National Championship shape.

The Horned Frogs want to stay ranked. This recruiting class might be able to help them out.

DFW standouts William Cole and Richetti Jones are looking to continue their high school success with the Sooners.

Two DeSoto teammates are heading to College Station along with Ben Bass from Plano East.

The Baylor Bears were busy this recruiting season.

Of the 23 signees, three have already enrolled at SMU and 21 hail from the Lone Star state.