The Syracuse Orange are not often in the news for big recruiting wins. Heck, usually, when you hear about Syracuse on the recruiting trail, it's because some regional power ended up stealing a top recruit from the Orange.
There have been walk-off wins, epic comebacks, long overtime battles, and championship moments. We've pared it down to these games as the best of the first quarter of the 21st century.
The LSU Tigers just picked up one of the biggest commitments of the 2026 recruiting cycle. Brian Kelly and his staff beat out some stiff competition as well.
Kyle Whittingham has been the head coach of the Utah Utes since the 2005 Fiesta Bowl, when he was the co-head coach alongside the departing Urban Meyer.
Clearly, Belichick's time in the NFL and the six Super Bowls he won as head coach of the New England Patriots were a factor in why Warren decided to go the Tar Heels' way.
In the era of conference expansion when the likes of the Big Ten and SEC have created what can essentially be seen as "super conferences," Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark remains confident.
It was an all-Big-Ten recruitment for four-star running back Brian Bonner from Valencia, California. He thought about staying in-state and playing for UCLA.
The Oregon Ducks have landed star recruits over the years, but there's a case to be made that four-star athlete Jalen Lott from Frisco, Texas is one of the top "athlete" recruits of the Dan Lanning era in Eugene.
Andrew Luck is one of the biggest names to have ever come out of Stanford. On a list that includes athletes like Jim Plunkett, Tiger Woods and John McEnroe, Luck is right up there amongst the greats.