Creating a College Football Program Tomorrow

If we were to create a college football program tomorrow, which coach would we want to lead it? After Saban and Meyer, I'd choose Jim Harbaugh as the third choice. But who will be the first? Let's take a closer look. What makes these coaches special? They all have a common philosophy. They love to win, and it's hard to argue with that. Whether they're good at it or not doesn't matter. The recruiting class they've put together is impressive.

Texas football recruiting class

A look at the Texas football recruiting class of tomorrow may surprise you. Despite a few surprises, Texas holds the top five spots after adding three monster pledges to their offensive line. Offensive tackles Kelvin Banks and Cam Williams were both former Oregon commits, and offensive guard Neto Umeozulu was recruited by Texas high school powerhouse Allen. The offensive line now ranks No. 6 nationally and No. 1 in the Big 12. One more transfer flipped to Texas this year, and it was Mario Cristobal who left Oregon to sign with Texas.

Ohio State football recruiting class

The Ohio State football recruiting class is expected to be stacked with quality prospects. The 2015 recruiting class will feature several players that are already committed to the Buckeyes. That list includes Georgia Woodward running back Elijah Holyfield, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers wide receiver Austin Mack, Perry (Ohio) tight end Luke Farrell, Saint Clairsville linebacker Brendan Ferns, and Miami Gulliver Prep defensive back Cedrick Wright.

Rutgers football recruiting class

The first day of spring practice is here, and Rutgers football is adding its first players of the year. The Scarlet Knights will announce the enrollment of nine players tomorrow. Of those, four are offensive linemen who transferred from Colorado State, and one is a converted defensive lineman. All four are freshmen. In addition to Ofurie, Rutgers will add a freshman running back from Philadelphia, Jabree Coleman. He currently has 15 offers. Click here for more details about โปรแกรมบอลพรุ่งนี้

Boston College football recruiting class

The Boston College football recruiting class of 2022 was announced on National Signing Day. The 2022 class is made up of 21 players from 11 states and three countries. The Eagles are coming off a 6-6 regular season and will face East Carolina in the Military Bowl on Dec. 27 in Annapolis, Md. To be sure to get in on the excitement, head to the Boston College website and check out the recruiting video.

University of Washington football recruiting class

In case you were wondering what's going to happen with the University of Washington's football recruiting class tomorrow, it's going to be a big day for the Huskies. After all, the Jimmy Lake era tanked UW's recruiting class and left little to build on. Coach Dennis DeBoer has taken the helm and is doing his best to pick up the pieces. Despite the disappointing recruiting class last year, DeBoer is reportedly in the process of assembling a strong class this year. Four of those players signed national letters of intent with UW while the fifth, Germie Bernard, committed to Michigan State.