In an interesting development, Tyler Foreman, a safety recruit from Encino, CA, has decommitted from Wisconsin. I believe that there was a juco transfer DB that has also decommitted from Wisconsin. Apparently Craig Evans, a DT recruit from Sun Prairie, has backed off of his verbal commit to UW as well.

What is interesting is that UW is now in the mix for Lowell Lotulelei, a 4-star DT recruit from Utah and younger brother of Star Lotulelei a projected top-5 pick in this upcoming NFL draft, because of Gary Andersen. Andersen had been recruiting him at Utah State and Chad Kauha'aha'a was his brother's DL coach at Utah.

I wonder if Anderson has any connections to some of Oregon's recruits, who are probably less than thrilled that he accepted the Eagles' offer.

Looks like they signed all of the top-rated recruits; they had a couple of decommits and a few guys who committed but didn't sign (Ramesh, Fumagalli, Raridon). You need not look any further than J.J. Watt, Gabe Carimi, or Ricky Wagner to see how important ranking is though.

I know I sound like a broken record, but what concerns me is the lack of defensive tackle prospects. It sounds like UW may switch to the 3-4, in which case they only need one anchor at NT and might be able to get away with slightly smaller DEs. But Allen and Hemer are seniors next season and Gilbert and Herring are juniors; in two years the only interior DL currently on the roster could be Arthur Goldberg. They really need to bring in some interior DL in the next class, and hopefully get Craig Evans back in the fold as well as a few others. I know that some kids can put on over 50 lbs in college, but with advanced weight training getting down into the high school level it isn't that common anymore.

I have no clue what a gray shirt is. None of those three guys were mentioned in Andersen's press conference.