08:16 AM ET 02.08 | Corwin Brown could be a candidate to replace George Edwards, who replaced Charlie Strong back in early January after Strong left for the head coaching job at Louisville. Edwards subsequently left for the Buffalo Bills coordinator job after less than a month with the program.

GatorCountry.com

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08:19 AM ET 02.08 | After finalizing its 2010 recruiting class, Alabama had all but added a third commitment to its 2011 haul. But instead, Cullman offensive lineman Spencer Region made a shock switch, announcing a commitment to Auburn. At a reported 6-foot-6, 330 pounds, Region sets up to be one of the state's higher-rated prospects in the coming year. This decision is surprising because Region had made it clear all along that an offer from Alabama would carry the most weight for him, and recruiting analysts and other reporters had been told to prepare for Region to commit today to Alabama.

Mobile Press-Register

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09:19 AM ET 02.07 | Minnesota Vikings and Miami standout Bryant McKinnie said St. Paul-based offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson, the nation's top prospect, told McKinnie, in text messages Thursday, that he is re-considering his decision to go to Southern California and wants to take another visit (unofficial) to Miami ``ASAP.''

Miami Herald

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09:57 AM ET 02.06 | It will be surprising if Seantrel Henderson signs before an NCAA infractions committee hearing on USC is held Feb. 21. Word is that men's basketball could take the biggest hit if there are NCAA sanctions, but football also could be penalized. If so, depending on the severity, it will be interesting to see whether it affects Henderson's decision. If so, the Henderson recruiting circus could resume. Despite denials, the University of Miami is believed to be among Henderson's final two considerations, not Ohio State. The way some insiders see it, after USC and Miami, rankings in the Henderson Derby were, in order, Ohio State, Minnesota, Notre Dame and Florida.

St. Paul Pioneer Press

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09:48 AM ET 02.06 | Texas Tech filed a report with the NCAA in the summer of 2009, acknowledging violations in three sports, including football, of the NCAA's ban on text-messaging recruits. Tech has already self-imposed penalties in football that included giving up one scholarship for 2010 and reducing the number of campus visits to four fewer recruits than the program's average over the last four years. New Tech coach Tommy Tuberville recruited under those restrictions in the month leading up to Wednesday's national signing day.

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