Garmon has many schools on his mind
5:56 pm in Recruiting by Jeff Contizano
The state of Pennsylvania annually produces plenty of football talent, and this year is no different. Near the top of the talented list of players is Erie RB Greg Garmon.
The 6-foot-1, 190-pound back had an excellent junior season, and has seen his stock soar in recent weeks. Garmon told us that he’s receiving “2-3 offers per week”, with Florida and Tennessee most recently joining his recruitment. Other schools on the list include Cincinnati, Florida State, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Penn State, Purdue, Syracuse, Minnesota, Buffalo, and West Virginia among others. Read the rest of this entry →
Aloyis Gray is a 6″3, 170-pound quarterback prospect from Indianapolis, Indiana. Hailing from one of the top high school programs in the state, Gray knows what it means to play on a quality football team.
Oftentimes when other family members go through the recruiting process, it helps prepare younger siblings or cousins when they go through the process on their own later. Roxbury, Massachusetts LB Camren Williams saw his own brother, North Carolina OT Brennan Williams, go through the process two years ago, and it has obviously helped prepare him for his own recruitment. 
Year in and year out, Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain Georgia is one of the top-talent producer in the state. This year the deal is no different, as Stephenson is expected to send nearly 20 players to division 1 schools.
In the the Big Ten recruiting circles, Dan Voltz was just starting to become a household name. A 6″5, 280 pound prospect from Barrington Illinois, Voltz had offers from all over the country, including Alabama, Auburn, Notre Dame, Illinois, Cincinnati, Michigan, Iowa, Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Stanford among many others.
The recruiting process is still very early, with official offers not able to go out until the start of a prospects senior year. Many schools have verbally offered recruits though, so in essence the process has really began.
