It was obvious to many in the recruiting field that when Nevada announced their 2008 class back in February, the final pieces had not been added. There was plenty of talent in the junior college ranks to not only add more depth to the roster, but fill some immediate needs. That's why prospects such as San Marcos (Calif.) Palomar CC linebacker Mike Bethea, a second-team JC Grid-Wire All-American, are now headed to Nevada]]> Sebastian Valenzuela (6-2, 310, 5.3) from Burbank (Calif.) Burroughs. Valenzuela plays offensive tackle on the high school level, but he projects as a guard, center or even by some schools as a defensive tackle on the collegiate level. During the spring, he has seen his offers rise to three]]> Moreno Valley (Calif.) Rancho Verde high school running back Daniel Jenkins is establishing himself as one of the top players at his position in the entire West region. Jenkins already holds an offer from Nevada. Now check out the talented 5-foot-9, 170-pound prospect in actio]]> Joe Southwick told us Boise State was the one school that really stood out to him. After visiting the campus earlier in the week, the talented signal caller decided to put an end to his recruitment and commit to the Broncos]]> Daniel Jenkins is establishing himself as one of the top players at his position in the entire West region. Jenkins picked up his 4th offer and second out of the Pac 10 earlier today]]> Richard Spencer just became the third]]> Joe Southwick (6-2, 181, 4.68) from Danville (Calif.) San Ramon Valley]]> Joe Southwick showed he deserved to be mentioned among the top signal callers in the region]]> The EA Sports Elite 11 regional workouts headed West this past Friday to California's Memorial Stadium. The workout was dominated by in-state prospects that were attempting to earn a coveted spot in the nation's most prestigious quarterback camp. Find out how Tate Forcier and the rest of California's best performed in Barry Every's breakdown of the workou]]> One of the top targets for Nevada in the 2009 class is Danville (Calif.) San Ramon Valley's Joe Southwick, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound slinger. The speedy (4.71-second 40-yard dash) rifle armed recruit picked up a Nevada offer recently, and after throwing for 3,156 yards and 37 touchdowns with a 64 percent completion percentage, it isn't hard to see wh]]> Travis Brown. The talented 'backer has four offers on the table and it may be tough to beat the school right in his own backyard]]> Anthony Carpenter who recently landed his second offer out of the Pac 10]]> Kyle Boller and Matt Moore, both incidentally from Newhall (Calif.) Hart now making their living on Sunday in the NFL]]> Day two of the Ultimate 100 Junior Classic consisted of individual position work, one-on-ones, a 7-on-7 tournament, and a linemen skills challenge. Jordan Mills is one of the names you will likely be hearing more about in the coming months. Rivals.com's Barry Every takes a closer look at some of the top prospects from day two of the event]]> Daniel Jenkins last week and the athlete said he was eagerly awaiting his first scholarship offer. That offer came to Jenkins this past weekend]]> Daniel Jenkins. Jenkins had a strong showing at the recent SoCal NIKE Camp and has seen a nice bump in his recruitment over the last month]]> Although somewhat untalked about in national recruiting circles, Fort Worth (Tex.) All Saints Episcopal quarterback Doak Raulston has impressed plenty of college recruiters over the past 3 months. A 6-foot-2, 178-pound slinger, Raulston has a solid arm and plenty of quickness. Check out a few of his junior highlight clips insid]]> Although somewhat untalked about in national recruiting circles, Fort Worth (Tex.) All Saints Episcopal quarterback Doak Raulston has impressed plenty of college recruiters over the past 3 months. A 6-foot-2, 178-pound slinger, Raulston has a solid arm and plenty of quickness. Check out a few of his junior highlight clips insid]]> San Pedro (Calif.) high school two-way talent Ahmad Wood certainly displayed his skills for the Pirates during his 3-year prep career. Although he currently projects in Nevada's defensive backfield after signing with the Wolfpack in 2008, Wood can easily move to offense because of his size and hands]]> Kenneth Cooper (6-5, 245, 4.5) from Merced, Calif., is a very intriguing prospect. One who we hope to see at the NIKE Camp in Palo Alto this coming May. Cooper has seen his offers rise to four since Rivals.com first introduced him to you in early March]]>