University of Miami 2012 wide receiver commitment Jontavious Carter, out of Cordele (Ga.) Crisp County, is still being heavily recruited, according to Kipp Adams, a recruiting writer with UGASports.com.

According to the report, Florida, Alabama, South Carolina and Mississippi State, out of the Southeastern Conference, are interested in the 6-foot-4, 202-pound Carter, along with Stanford, Clemson and Wake Forest.

Miami currently has seven verbal commitments for its 2012 class.

One of the top Class of 2012 defensive backs from Georgia -- out of Columbus Carver -- was kicked off the team after an alleged incident at the University of Georgia.

http://georgia.scout.com/2/1065457.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm;_medium=twitter

Staff Writer Christy Cabrera Chirinos passed along the following on Taravella football:

Lineman Sonny Lopez, who is 6-foot-1, 290 pounds, has signed with the University of Mount Union in Ohio, according to Trojans coach Dan Marguriet.

Fellow lineman Chris Holmes (6-3, 310 pounds) has signed with Dickinson College in Pennsylvania.

Both Lopez and Holmes will give their respective new schools a little bit of versatility. Each played on both the offensive and defensive line for Taravella this past year.

Georgia Class of 2013 defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche takes top honors at talented UGA Nike Camp.

http://rise.espn.go.com/football/articles/2011/04/15-UGA-NFTC-first-impressions.aspx?pursuit=Football

Jupiter Christian 2012 QB Kedric Bostic visited the Princeton campus last week.

"Princeton was great," Bostic said. "Love the campus and it would be very hard to pass up the education you get there.

"I only have one offer still, only from Eastern Illinois, and right now I have no leader."

The 6-foot-3 Bostic says the schools he likes best from the ones he is talking to are UCF, Northwestern and Princeton.

Jupiter Christian went 10-2 this past fall, losing to Glades Day in the state football playoffs.

Kipp Adams, a recruiting writer with UGASports, tweets: FSU and LSU offered Hamilton (Ga.) Harris County DE Jordan Jenkins today, and Miami is close to offering.

Good piece here by Big Ten blogger Adam Rittenberg on why former Deerfield Beach High star Denard Robinson decided to stay at Michigan after Rich-Rod was fired.

The article says Michigan's seniors had a message for Robinson while the dual-threat QB was making his decision to stay in Ann Arbor or leave.

"They took me in and said, 'Man, look, we're not trying to have the team break up like it did our freshman year,' " Robinson said. "They said, 'We kind of rebelled and it was like whatever.' My teammates, they're like brothers to me, and they were like, 'Stick around. We need you to stay.' "

Here is the article in its entirety.

http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/40740/denard-robinson-on-why-he-stayed