Ricky Heimuli,Josh Huff | UssPost

Ricky Heimuli,Josh Huff | UssPost:One of the top five prospects for high school football in the state of Utah, and Brighton Ricky Heimuli, JD, and has signed with the University of Oregon.
Heimuli The announcement came just minutes before a news conference in school.
At 6 feet – 2, 294 – pounder rated Scout.com four starts of the state of Oregon, and chose more than one state, Utah, Washington and the University of California.
Heimuli also an interest in BYU, but a few weeks ago Beye coaches told him they no longer had a scholarship available to him only if I go on a mission of the Church, or unless another player commits a DVD.
Heimuli said one of the critical factors in the state of Oregon, its relationship with the defensive line coach.
He said he plans to play for one year the mandate of Oregon, and then leaving on LDS Church mission.

Corey Cooper | UssPost

Corey Cooper | UssPost:Requirement East Corey Cooper said he would go to the state of Nebraska. Cornhusker later he changed his commitment to the state of Illinois has held since its second year after the Panel has made some changes to practice, said he was not comfortable.

Cooper also persued of Notre Dame, Arizona, who tried in vein during the early hours of Wednesday to take over the star player away from Nebraska.

According to Cooper:

“[Telling Illinois], and this is one of the toughest,” he said. “They were the first made, and they were the first school to recruit me … and made some changes to training. I did not base my decision victories and losses. Stability in the school, I was not comfortable.

“[Nebraska has] everything – and fans, and training, academics, just a place to Lincoln. A great place. The absence of flaws in it. I felt comfortable.”

Cooper also told reporters at the hands of that if he could do it all over again he would not have made the commitment to the state of Illinois until early in his career in high school.

With the transfer of Nebraska gets a player who can return kicks, catch passes and passes until objection to the safety position where he is expected to remain in the state of Nebraska.