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A day after making an official visit to Penn State, New Jersey defensive tackle Fred Hansard flipped his commitment Sunday from Florida to the Nittany Lions. He announced his decision on Twitter.

Hansard titled his post, “I’m Finally Home.”

I'm finally home! ⚪️ #WeAre pic.twitter.com/u3XVhnlsur

— Fred Hansard (@Fred_Hansard56) November 28, 2016

The 6-1, 310-pound Hansard, from The Hun School (Princeton), had committed to Florida on Aug. 26. He is ranked as the No. 11 defensive tackle in the nation and No. 4 player overall in New Jersey, according to the 247Sports Composite.

He had 30 reported offers and his trip to State College was his first official visit. He had previously taken an unofficial visit earlier in November.

Here’s one way to watch a high school football game, especially in Mesquite, Texas.

Kudos to this fan as captured by Devin Hasson of Star Local Media.

Yes, a cowboy rode his horse over to watch some football here in Mesquite. This is #txhsfb pic.twitter.com/FDdgOVhNRk

— Devin Hasson (@DevinHasson) November 26, 2016

Behold one of the most amazing plays you’ll ever see on a football field, and it comes from (where else?) Texas:

This craziness happened at the end of St. Pius/Bishop Dunne, but was wiped out by penalty, #noquit #txhsfb pic.twitter.com/yumKb2pT6P

— Jason Howell (@Jason_Howell) November 27, 2016

As noted by Jason Howell of 247Sports, the play would have given St. Pius (Houston), who was undefeated, the victory against Bishop Dunne (Dallas). Alas, it was called back for holding, and, upon closer inspection, it looks a few forward laterals were tossed, and maybe a knee went down.

Still, an amazing play.

Bishop Dunne, who won the game 23-18, moves on to the TAPPS Division I title game.

It’s hard not to be impressed with the stat line for K’Hari Lane, a senior quarterback at Macon County (Montezuma, Ga.).

His touchdown-to-interception ratio for the season is an amazing 50 to 1. Yes, 50 touchdown passes to 1 interception.

Lane has thrown for 3,429 yards with a 63% completion rate as Macon County has advanced to the GHSA Class 1A public school semifinals. The team faces Emanuel County Institute (Twin City, Ga.) on Friday in the semifinals.

He threw for 244 yards and three touchdowns in a 28-14 quarterfinal win against Manchester.

QB K'Hari Lane (Macon County): Total career stats: 9195 yards 108 TDS 24 INT 57% completion. Received offer from Grambling. UNDERRATED! pic.twitter.com/tev6dha1ur

— Marvin James (@sportsguymarv) November 27, 2016

Jake Fromm has signed his scholarship papers and could be only about six weeks away from arriving on the Georgia campus.

The scholarship papers require Georgia to keep a scholarship open for Fromm, but do not bind him to the school. Still, he has given no indication that he is taking other visits or has any plans other than to attend Georgia.

Ranked as the No. 4 pro-style quarterback prospect in the nation, Fromm and his family got some visitors for Sunday dinner: Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart and offensive coordinator Jim Chaney.

“It was awesome just to see them on a personal level,” Fromm told DawgNation. “Just to have them in your house and everything was a good experience for me and my family. A lot of the people in our community got to come by and say hello. Man, it was just an awesome night.”

Fromm is from Warner Robbins, Ga., about a 120-mile drive from Athens.

Before he gets to Georgia, Fromm will officially finish up his high school career in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Jan. 7 in San Antonio.

Thankful @KirbySmartUGA and @JimChaneyUGA stopped by and had dinner with the Fam. Can't wait to play for these guys #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/qLZMyr2psD

— JakefromStateFromm (@FrommJake) November 28, 2016

At 5-6, Fred Cleveland may seem to be at a distinct disadvantage on the basketball court.

He’s not.

As you can see, the sophomore at Chicago’s Urban Prep Englewood uses superior quickness and ingenuity to balance out his lack of height and excel on the floor.

Check out his highlights below from the Oglethorpe Tournament of Champions, courtesy of Courtside Films.

Cam Akers is now the No. 7 overall prospect in the country, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.

Three running backs are among the six finalists for the 2017 U.S. Army Player of the Year Award.

The award is given annually to the nation’s most outstanding high school senior football player and will be presented at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Awards Show on Jan. 6, the night before the Army Bowl in San Antonio.

Cam Akers (Clinton, Miss.), Eno Benjamin (Wylie East; Texas) and Najee Harris (Antioch, Calif.) are the three running backs, although Akers plays quarterback for his high school team. He is projected as a running back in college.

Quarterback Tate Martell from top-ranked Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) is the lone other offensive player.

End Jaelan Phillips from Redlands East Valley (Calif.) and defensive back Richard LeCounte III (Liberty County; Hinesville, Ga.) represent the defense.

Here are the finalists, in alphabetical order:

NAME	POSITION	SCHOOL	CITY	ST
Cam Akers	RB	Clinton High School	Clinton	MS
Eno Benjamin	RB	Wylie East High School	Wylie	TX
Najee Harris	RB	Antioch High School	Antioch	CA
Richard LeCounte	DB	Liberty County High School	Riceboro	GA
Tate Martell	QB	Bishop Gorman High School	Las Vegas	NV
Jaelan Phillips	DL	Redlands East Valley High School	Redlands	CA

Here are the players who have received their honorary jerseys for the Army Bowl, with more players being recognized in the next two weeks:

Here are the 10 candidates for this week’s Super 25 Top Star. Vote now in the poll below.

NOTE: Players can only win once per season

Donovan Peoples-Jones (left) wore Yeezy cleats in the state title game (Photo: Detroit Free Press)

Donovan Peoples-Jones, the top wide receiver recruit in the nation, is regarded as the best player in Michigan and he showed it during Saturday’s state championship game.

Peoples-Jones had six catches for 118 yards and two touchdowns as No. 16 Cass Tech (Detroit) beat Catholic Central 49-20 at Ford Field.

Along with his stellar play, Peoples-Jones’ shoes get attention on social media. He was wearing Yeezy cleats.

For the uninitiated, these are cleats by Kanye West and adidas that the company says features “a breakthrough material developed using Adidas’ most advanced digital engineering techniques.” Notably, the NFL banned the cleats — and fined players for wearing them — citing a rule that says cleats must have a solid base color.”

Peoples-Jones has more shoe game than most with these yeezy cleats… look to see you in Ann Arbor in the fall pic.twitter.com/RyJsLUZA1S

— Tyler Hammack (@TylerRHamm) November 27, 2016

Donovan Peoples-Jones had on Yeezy Cleats for Cass Tech…

— Al (@AlDetroit313) November 26, 2016

Peep Donovan Peoples Jones yeezy cleats…..

— Dillon Kark (@dillonkark) November 26, 2016

In the wake of Tom Herman’s departure from Houston to Texas, the Houston football recruiting class took its first hit.

Cornerback Javelin Guidry from Vista Murrieta (Murrieta Calif.) announced on Twitter that he was decommitting from the Cougars’ class and reopening his recruitment.

God's plan… pic.twitter.com/aJ9b88Tpzn

— *Javelin K. Guidry (@JavKFootball28) November 29, 2016

Guidry had committed in May.

His departure leaves the Houston class with 20 commits. The class is ranked No. 35 overall in the 247Sports Composite team rankings.

Trevor Lawrence (Photo: 247Sports)

Cartersville (Ga.) quarterback Trevor Lawrence, ranked as the top player in the Class of 2018, surpassed 10,000 career passing yards as Cartersville (Ga.) downed Woodward and has now led his team to the state semifinals for the third consecutive year.

Lawrence now has 10,147 yards in 42 games since taking over as the starting quarterback five games into his freshman season.

The team is 40-2 over that span since Joey King’s arrival and the decision to start Lawrence.

Cartersville, the defending state AAAA champions, have now won 28 consecutive games (13-0 this season) and face Mary Persons (Forsyth) on Friday.

Lawrence has thrown 114 touchdowns and 20 interceptions in his career while completing nearly 63 percent of his passes.

He already has accepted an invitation to the Army Bowl in January 2018. He has 24 reported offers and has taken unofficial visits to Clemson, Georgia and LSU in the last few months.

Here is a profile we did of Lawrence during his sophomore year

Congrats @Trevorlawrencee for surpassing 10,000 career passing yards in win vs Woodward. @CHSHurricaneFB marches on to semis! @OfficialGHSA pic.twitter.com/dyJ4AOJb4S

— WSB-TV Sports Zone (@SZon2) November 28, 2016

Here is the schedule for games this weekend involving Super 25 teams. Cast your vote as to which is the top game.

RELATED: Super 25 Expert Rankings

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Baron Browning Photo: Army All-American Bowl)

In an interesting twist, five-star linebacker Baron Browning has delayed his college announcement that was scheduled for Tuesday, saying he needs more time.

No longer announcing tomorrow, I need some more time to think & weigh my options to ensure I make the right decision for me & my future …

— Baron Browning (@baronbrwnng) November 29, 2016

Browning, an Army All-American from Kennedale (Texas), is an early enrollee so a decision will need to come soon with about six weeks or so until he begins college.

According to the 247Sports Composite rankings, Browning is ranked as the No. 9 overall prospect in the nation, the No. 2 outside linebacker and the No. 3 player in Texas.

Browning has taken all five of his official visits: Alabama, UCLA, Florida State, Michigan and finished with Ohio State last weekend. His final six also includes TCU.

The immediate was that this might open the door for Texas and new coach Tom Herman to at least get a chance to make their case to him.

Great ti❌e around great people this weekend… ️️ pic.twitter.com/ZI8uyAKOKG

— Baron Browning (@baronbrwnng) November 27, 2016

Alabama commit VanDarius Cowan was among those supporting Browning’s decision to delay.

IDC where bro go Cause I know he gone ball An We gone be family no matter what my brudda @baronbrwnng

— VanDarius Cowan‼️❄️ (@vandarius98) November 29, 2016

As we have since the midway point of the season, we’re checking back in on which states have the most undefeated teams.

The total right now stands at 269.

Last season, 139 teams in 11-man football finished without a loss with Texas leading the way with nine. New York and Florida had eight each.

With several states having crowned champions and others still in the playoffs, Texas is again in the lead with 22 followed by California and Georgia with 17 apiece. Florida has 14, while New Jersey has 13.

Here is the listing by state:

Alaska: 1

Alabama: 6

Arkansas: 9

Arizona: 2

California: 17

Colorado: 3

Connecticut: 10

District of Columbia: 1

Delaware: 3

Florida: 14

Georgia: 17

Hawaii: 0

Iowa: 2

Idaho: 2

Illinois: 5

Indiana: 3

Kansas: 2

Kentucky: 3

Louisiana: 11

Massachusetts: 7

Maryland: 7

Maine: 3

Michigan: 3

Minnesota: 5

Missouri: 2

Mississippi: 2

Montana: 2

North Carolina: 12

North Dakota: 1

Nebraska: 4

New Hampshire: 1

New Jersey: 13

New Mexico: 2

Nevada: 2

New York: 11

Ohio: 1

Oklahoma: 7

Oregon: 2

Pennsylvania: 11

Rhode Island: 1

South Carolina: 6

South Dakota: 2

Tennessee: 6

Texas: 22

Utah: 2

Virginia: 6

Vermont: 1

Washington: 7

Wisconsin: 3

West Virginia: 4

Wyoming: 0

Cass Tech celebrates its state title in Michigan (Photo: Salwan Georges, Detroit Free Press)

The top 10 in the Super 25 Computer football rankings got a substantial makeover.

Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) and Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) remained in the top two spots, but the shifting ensued from there.

Based on its victory against Centennial (Corona, Calif.), St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) jumped over IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) into the No. 3 spot. IMG is No. 4.

DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) moved up three places to No. 5.

Prairie Ridge (Ill.) climbed from No. 12 to No. 6 after winning the Illinois 6A state title. Grayson (Loganville, Ga.) went from No. 14 to No. 7.

Off its loss, Centennial dropped from No. 5 to No. 8.

Cass Tech (Detroit) won the state title in Michigan and moved to No. 9 from No. 21.

East St. Louis (Ill) rounded out the Top 10, rising from No. 13 after winning the Illinois 6A title.

Chandler (Ariz.) knocked off Mountaine Pointe (Phoenix), 36-17 in the Arizona 6A championship game. Chandler moved to No. 11 from No. 19.

St. Ignatius (Cleveland) was next followed by Allen (Texas), Trinity (Louisville) and Oakland (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) at No. 15. Oakland is the highest ranked newcomer to the Super 25.

Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.) comes in at No. 16, followed by Camas (Wash.), Bingham (South Jordan, Utah), McGill-Toolen (Mobile) and newcomer Mill Creek (Hoschton, Ga.).

DeSoto (Texas) starts the final 5, followed by Roswell (Ga.), St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia), Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.) and Elk River (Minn.), which is back in the rankings.

The Super 25 Computer rankings are provided by Ken Massey.

The regional rankings mirror the geographic areas of the expert rankings, which you can find here. Numbers after each school are where the team is ranked nationally, according to the computer.

RELATED: Super 25 Expert Rankings

Prairie Ridge players celebrate their 48-17 win over Sacred Heart-Griffin in the IHSA Class 6A high school championship football game, Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016, at Memorial Stadium in Champaign, Ill. (AP Photo/Bradley Leeb) ORG XMIT: ILBL114

Prairie Ridge (Ill.) players winning the Illinois state 6A championship. (Photo: Bradley Leeb, Associated Press)

EAST
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, District of Columbia, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Connecticut, Vermont, Virginia, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Maine

DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.), 5
St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia), 23
St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.), 53
Pittsburgh Central Catholic (Pa.), 56
Troy (N.Y.), 63
Paramus Catholic (Paramus, N.J.), 65
Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia), 73
Glens Falls (N.Y.), 75
North Penn (Lansdale, Pa.), 88
St. John’s (Washington, D.C.), 89

SOUTHEAST
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina

IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.), 4
Grayson (Loganville, Ga.), 7
Oakland (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), 15
McGill-Toolen (Mobile, Ala.), 19
Mill Creek (Hoschton, Ga.), 21
Roswell (Ga.), 22
American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.), 31
Cartersville (Ga.), 46
Hoover (Ala.), 50
Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), 54

MIDWEST
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin

Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake, Ill.), 6
Cass Tech (Detroit), 9
East St. Louis (Mo.), 10
St. Ignatius (Cleveland), 12
Trinity (Louisville), 14
Elk River (Minn.), 25
Center Grove (Greenwood, Ind.), 30
Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.), 32
Totino-Grace (Fridley, Minn.), 33
Maine South (Park Ridge, Ill.), 34

SOUTHWEST
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas

Allen (Texas), 13
DeSoto (Texas), 21
Manvel (Texas), 36
North Shore (Houston), 39
The Woodlands (Texas), 40
Aledo (Texas), 41
Klein Collins (Spring,Texas), 49
Lake Travis (Austin), 52
Rio Rancho (New Mexico), 57
North Little Rock (Ark.) 61

WEST
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming

Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.), 1
Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), 2
St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.), 3
Centennial (Corona, Calif.), 8
Chandler (Ariz.), 11
Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.), 16
Camas (Wash.), 17
Bingham (South Jordan, Utah), 18
Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 24
University of San Diego High (Calif.), 26

Longtime Del Oro (Calif.) coach Mike Takayama died in June after a heart attack.

The 56-year-old left behind his wife Kathy, son Ryan, and a full town’s worth of former Del Oro girls basketball players from his 29 years at the helm. Takayama topped 600 career victories, all at Del Oro. He was the catalyst in turning Del Oro into a bona fide state power, earning two section titles, 18 league titles and 28 tournament berths, meaning that his teams missed the entire CIF playoffs just once.

As the new season is about to get underway, the team left a seat open on the bench with a sportscoat over it and flowers. The flowers were provided by Del Oro’s opponent, Ponderosa (Shingle Springs, Calif.) in a classy gesture prior to the teams’ scrimmage.

Del Oro's Lady Eagles leave a seat open for Coach Mike Takayama. Flowers were provided by their opponent, Ponderosa #delorostrong #riptako pic.twitter.com/bM7qLfoQ1g

— John Swedensky (@Sweden23) November 29, 2016

Netori Johnson (U.S. Army All-American Bowl)

Cedar Grove (Ellenwood, Ga.) offensive tackle Netori Johnson was presented with his honorary U.S. Army All-American jersey Tuesday, and the 6-3, 348-pound future Georgia Bulldog sounded like a guy ready to make an immediate impact in Athens.

Johnson was honored at his school as part of the Selection Tour presented by American Family Insurance.

“It was unbelievable,” Johnson said of the ceremony. “Being in front of the whole school and just to be an Army All-American is great.”

Johnson, who has several family members who have served in the military, considers the invite extra special.

“It feels great to represent my country and represent the Army, my family, and my school,” he said. “I’m really honored to be able to be there.”

The game will be played Jan. 7 in San Antonio and will give Johnson a sneak peek at what he’ll be up against in years to come. He also will be on the same team as Georgia quarterback commit Jake Fromm and could get a sense of blocking in front of him.

“I’m looking forward to going against some great players while I’m down there, and getting better at practice while I’m there, too,” he said. “I want to get an idea of what I’ll be up against next year, because when I get down to Georgia I want to play.”

And Johnson was anything but modest when discussing his expectations in Athens.

“I’m looking forward to the run game,” Johnson said. “Right now, up front, they can’t really run the ball the way they want to. I’m looking forward to bringing them a leader, that’s a freshman. I lag behind no one. I don’t follow anyone. That’s something I’ll bring to that team.

“I’m gonna play hard, give it my best, and I’m a diehard football player –that’s what Georgia’s getting.”

Last week two of the nation’s top guards—Kansas signee Marcus Garrett and five-star Trae Young—went head-to-head at the Thanksgiving Hoopfest when Garrett’s Skyline (Dallas) team faced Young and Norman (Okla.) North.

With numerous college coaches in attendance, Young poured in 33 points while Garrett had 21—all of which came after halftime.

Skyline got the win, 66-55.

Check out the game’s highlights below from ballislife.com.