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Ponte Vedra (Fla.) tight end Kyle Chung currently claims five offers to his name, but expects more to come.

Five-star quarterback Max Browne of Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline won MVP honors Friday at the Oakland Elite 11. Rivals.com’s Adam Gorney has a full breakdown of the top performers.

Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage defensive back Bryant Gross picked up an offer from Central Michigan on Thursday, his seventh offer thus far.

Miami (Fla.) Columbus three-star running back Lorenzo Woodley is focused on his game during the spring. His focus will return to recruiting next month and during the summer when he intends to hit the road to check out a few options.

Five-star QB Max Browne is the headliner, but he’s hardly the only reason to keep an eye on this weekend’s Elite 11 and NIKE Camps in Oakland. Adam Gorney has more.

The big boys just keep getting bigger, as USC (four-star RB Ty Isaac) and Alabama (four-star QB Cooper Bateman) had a terrific week. More in Rivals.com’s weekly Around the Nation.

Deland (Fla.) three-star wide receiver Marquion Lane previously claimed a top two of Florida State and South Florida. The 6-foot-2, 175-pound prospect says that is no longer the case.

Miami (Fla.) Archbishop Carroll three-star cornerback Leroy Clark plans to take his time with the recruiting process. In the coming months, the 5-foot-10, 169-pound defensive back hopes to check out some of his options.

Rivals.com’s Mike Farrell breaks down what we learned from the Baltimore NIKE Camp, led by Kendall Fuller’s potential push towards the No. 1 spot in the country.

Vero Beach (Fla.) cornerback Sean Paul claims nine offers at this time, but says one school has made a strong impression early on.

Bartow (Fla.) three-star outside linebacker Freddie Stevenson added another big offer on Tuesday. He talked about his most recent offer and named five schools that stand out for his services at this time.

Rivals.com is taking a position-by-position look at the best from the Rivals/VTO Sports camps in 2012. We wrap up our coverage recaps with a look at Kendall Fuller and the top DB performers.

John Lopez said a bunch of programs have stopped by Orange (Calif.) Lutheran in the last few weeks but he hasn’t talked too much with them so he’s not sure which ones.

Richmond (Va.) Benedictine School defensive tackle Austin Hague is seeing his interest rise. Major schools across the region are taking a serious look at the 6-foot-4, 255-pounder.

Tampa (Fla.) Plant four-star offensive tackle Richy Klepal has seen his offer list grow to nearly two-dozen schools since the spring began. In a couple of weeks when the helmets and shoulder pads come off, the Sunshine State prospect plans to sit down and whittle things down to a more manageable number.

Rivals.com is taking a position-by-position look at the best from the Rivals/VTO Sports camps in 2012. Next up: The LBs, led by Matthews (N.C.) Butler’s Peter Kalambayi.

Anu Solomon has gotten to the point in his recruitment where he’s narrowed his list to a select group of favorites and the four-star quarterback from Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman could be close to a decision.

The offensive line group was limited at the Baltimore Nike event, but the defensive line was loaded, led by MVP Kenny Bigelow from Elkton (Md.) Eastern Christian Academy.

Orlando (Fla.) Boone three-star dual-threat quarterback Alton Meeks had more than a dozen offers to contemplate, but said the decision was an easy one to select the Cincinnati Bearcats.

Kendall Fuller dominated another camp – Saturday’s Nike Baltimore event – and perhaps proved he should be ranked even higher than No. 4. Fuller leads the top performers list.