High School Sports and Recruiting Weekly Digest - February 27, 2009

Friday, February 27th, 2009, filed in Weekly Digests

Welcome to the 30th edition of our weekly High School Sports and Recruiting Digest, which saves you time by giving you the scoop on the stories you may have missed from the last week. Check out the headlines below for what’s been going on, and click the links to see the full stories.

Top College Football Gigs

SI.com’s Andy Staples takes a look this week at the top ten college football jobs that all coaches would kill to have.

Big Recruit for USC Basketball

Renardo Sidney, one of the top recruits in the nation, has chosen to play for the USC Trojans next year. It has been speculated that Sidney could be a one and done player.

The Beast that is College Lacrosse Recruiting

Early commitments from prospective college basketball players has become normal, but college Lacrosse recruiting is quickly catching up.

Reasons you May not Recieve College Looks

This week Recruiting101.com takes a look at why some great high school players may not be recieving the college scouting they think they deserve.

School Change (Not the Kind you Think of)

David Oku, the nation’s number 1 all purpose back prospect has switched schools, high schools that is. Oku is undecided on a college choice, but he was very decisive in choosing a new high school.

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