1. Home
  2. Sports
  3. College Football

College Football Recruiting

By Tim Hyland, About.com Guide to College Football

Recruiting is the lifeblood of any college football program. And here's why: The coaches who get the best players generally end up fielding the best teams. Simple as that. Here in our recruiting section, read up on the rules and regulations of the recruiting game, check out the latest recruiting rankings, and follow the recruitment of America's top high school prospects.

  1. Recruiting Calendar, Rules and Regulations
  2. Recruiting News
  3. Top Recruits of 2009
  4. Recruiting Services, Sites and Rankings

Recruiting Calendar, Rules and Regulations

Terrelle Pryor

Recruiting can be a somewhat nasty business. In fact, history tells us it's been just that. Which is why the NCAA watches over the process so carefully. Here, find out the rules and regulations of the recruiting process.

Recruiting News

Mark Richt

Recruiting is followed more closely by the mainstream media than ever before. Recruits are superstars before they ever put on a college uniform. And the nation's best recruiters—the coaches and assistants who hit the road to woo the nation's top players—have become stars in the world of coaching. Here, follow the top recruiting stories of 2009.

Top Recruits of 2009

Trent Richardson

Get the lowdown on the most sought-after recruits of the 2009 recruiting season: Their stats, their skills, and where they might end up playing their college ball.

Recruiting Services, Sites and Rankings

Recruiting services and web sites have exploded in popularity in recent years. As a result, college football fans have become somewhat obsessed with the "star rankings" of their teams' top recruits. Of course, ranking high school players isn't quite an exact science, but these sites generally know their stuff. Check out the most reliable and respected recruiting services here.

Newsletters
  1. Home
  2. Sports
  3. College Football

©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company.

All rights reserved.