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USA TODAY High School Sports has a weekly column on the college recruiting process. Here, you’ll find practical tips and real-world advice on becoming a better recruit to maximize your opportunities and play at the college level. Joe is a former college athlete and coach at the NAIA level, where he earned an NAIA National Championship. Joe is just one of many former college and professional players, college coaches and parents who are part of the Next College Student Athlete team. Their knowledge... Читать дальше...

The Florida Gators added a big name to their Class of 2020, landing a commitment from four-star wide receiver Jeremiah Johnson.

When the Polynesian Football Classic comes around on Sept. 6, the games will be between six teams from the West side of the country.

In case you missed it, during the basketball season a nationwide trend exploded with entire teams jumping as a teammate flushed home a dunk to cap off a layup line. It was a fun bit, and easily replicable.

Though his new, record-setting $430 million extension with the Angels virtually ensures that Mike Trout will spend his entire career in Southern California, the New Jersey native is still a proud and deeply loyal Millville resident. He and his wife built a house in town and spend much of their offseason back in New Jersey. That includes a good amount of time he spends with the Millville High School baseball team.

A former Texas high school football player was sentenced Wednesday for an assault on a former teammate dating back to 2017.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Unbeaten Neshoba Central won three more games to extend its run atop the USA TODAY Sports/NFCA High School Super 25 poll to 11 consecutive weeks.

Jalen Green is one of the top prospects in the Class of 2020. A versatile and explosive 6-foot-5, 220-pound shooting guard, Green wrapped up his junior season at San Joaquin Memorial High School (Fresno, Calif.) and headed overseas to take part in the Chooks-to-Go League National Finals tournament in the Philippines, an annual high school basketball festival that in recent years has incorporated a U.S. team.

March Madness is here. Which means it’s time to fill out a bracket.

The NCAA Tournament will command your attention over the next several weeks. But don’t forget about the other ‘Big Dance’ that’s happening in New York City. A champion will be crowned at the GEICO High School Nationals on April 6.

And since it’s that time of year, I think it’s only right to do a little High School Bracketology.

Here’s a look at some predictions courtesy of Michael McLamb at Mars Reel:

FIRST ROUND

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