College Football news, recruiting, and rumors
Cornerback Stanvon Taylor committed to Oklahoma on Friday.
Taylor also had offers from Arkansas, Houston, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, and Arizona State among others. Oklahoma now has six commitments for the class of 2013 with five of the six being four star players.
Information from ESPN.com was used in this report.
Linebacker Micah Kiser has committed to play for Virginia. Although Kiser is from Maryland, he chose Virginia because he felt the Cavaliers offered better academics than his hometown Terps.
Stanford, Florida, Oklahoma, and Virginia Tech were among other schools that had offered Kiser a scholarship.
Steve Spurrier added commitment No. 7 for 2013 on Tuesday.
Linebacker Michael Camara has committed to play for South Carolina in 2013.
“The bottom line is that I just felt really comfortable there at South Carolina,” Camara said. “I really liked the university, their academics and the coaching staff in general. And I think I am a good fit for their defense.”
Camara had scholarship offers from Western Kentucky and Jacksonville State while Mississippi State, Cincinnati and Arkansas were all showing interest.
It’s interesting that South Carolina offered a guy a scholarship that only had one division one offer up to this point, although it looks like more were coming.
Information from ESPN.com was used in this report.
Four star linebacker Sean Constantine has committed to play for his in-state team, the Washington Huskies.
Constantine chose the Huskies over Arizona, Colorado, UCLA, Oregon State, and Utah.
Kenny Hill committed to Texas A&M on Saturday.
Texas A&M added a commitment from quarterback Kenny Hill on Saturday night.
He chose the Aggies over offers from Missouri, Ole Miss, North Carolina, Missouri, Utah, and Kansas State.
“It feels great, a big weight off my shoulders,” said Hill, who now joins fellow quarterback Kohl Stewart in Texas A&M’s 2013 recruiting class.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any video footage of Hill to post.
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