The BCS era has come to an end, and there were a lot of talented players to come across the college football landscape during the 15-year span. It was no different for the Georgia Bulldogs, as they had a top-10 recruiting class almost every season during the BCS period. But who were some of the most talented Bulldog recruits? Who were the ones that succeeded in high school and college and went on to play in the ...

The Florida Gators' 2015 recruiting class has gotten off to a rocky start, but there were plenty of possible future players representing at this year’s edition of The Opening. Many of the nation’s top recruits gathered over the week to show exactly why they are ranked as highly as they are. Unlike other schools, Florida didn’t receive a commitment from anybody during these practices, but several top targets solidified their rankings, which should make the coaching staff ...

If a recruit feels he is flying under the radar and wants more attention, then he needs to get to The Opening and show out. The event is the biggest platform for recruits to display their talent. Many highly touted and elite prospects were in attendance in Beaverton, Oregon, this week, but the competition also featured some players who weren't as well-known as some of their peers. A center had such a great week that an offer from ...

The Opening has come to an end in Beaverton, Oregon. The biggest high school recruits in the country were competing there to show the world that they are the best athletes in the nation. A few recruits turned heads this week as the most surprising breakout players. Who do you think will go on to have the most successful collegiate career? Watch Bleacher Report College Football Analyst Michael Felder break down his top athletes who were most ...

The Florida Gators should be excited about George Campbell as a future offensive weapon. Out at The Opening in Beaverton, Oregon, this future Gator was putting on a show against some of the best players in the country. How well do you think this stud will do at the collegiate level? Watch Bleacher Report College Football Analyst Michael Felder break down this future monster's performance at The Opening.   Rankings from 247Sports Composite.Read more College Football news on BleacherReport.com

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish should be excited about C.J. Sanders as a future offensive weapon. At The Opening in Beaverton, Oregon, this future playmaker was putting on a show against some of the best players in the country. How well do you think this stud will do at the next level? Watch Bleacher Report College Football Analyst Michael Felder break down this future monster's performance at The Opening.   Rankings From 247Sports Composite.Read more College Football news on BleacherReport.com

The LSU Tigers should be excited about these defensive studs for the future. Out at The Opening in Oregon, these future Tigers were putting on a show against some of the best players in the country. How well do you think these two will do at the next level? Watch Bleacher Report College Football Analyst Michael Felder break down these future monsters' performance out in Beaverton at The Opening.   Rankings from 247Sports Composite.Read more College Football news on ...

The Tennessee Volunteers should be stoked to have these two playmakers in the future in wide receiver Preston Williams and defensive lineman Kahlil McKenzie. Out at The Opening in Oregon, this duo was showing that they have the potential to make some big time plays in Knoxville. How well do you think these two will do at the next level? Watch Bleacher Report's College Football Analyst Michael Felder break down these future monsters' performance out in Beaverton at ...

The hardest thing for any athlete to do is to give up the sport they've loved their whole life. Just ask Michael Jordan when he was with the Washington Wizards, Deion Sanders with the Baltimore Ravens or Brett Favre with the New York Jets.  For Martavious Irving, a former guard for the Kansas State Wildcats, the narrative holds true. He doesn't want to stop playing the game he loves.  "It's too hard to give up on something ...

Updates from Saturday, July 12 The final day of the Skills Academy allowed prospects to make on final impression on scouts as the college counselors took center stage. Jonathan Givony of Draft Express passed along a photo of the scrimmage: As has been the case throughout the camp, Wisconsin's Sam Dekker stood out as the most impressive college player in Las Vegas. Givony and John Lucas were quick to heap praise on the junior: On the high school ...