Demar Dorsey of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, who is a 4-star recruit, hid in the shadows from the media for two long days about his commitment status. Dorsey was reported to be speaking with Florida State University about signing on with the Seminoles earlier this week. As Dorsey remained quiet about his commitment status, rumors spread like wildfire across the world of college football.

Many speculations were floating around about Dorsey decommitting from the Florida Gators. Dorsey denies all claims about decommitting. He is simply exploring his options as a recruit. “I don’t know where it came from, I heard the rumors, but no I’m not decommitted from Florida,” Dorsey told the media. “The rumor that I decommitted is wrong. I’m trying to find out what I’m comfortable with.” Dorsey reported that he was 60-90 percent Gator but, he never stated he was a 100 percent Gator. Dorsey has been true to his word and very honest about where he was going to continue his outstanding high school career. He said that he was going to visit all of his schools to see view his options.

Although, rumors that have been spreading about Dorsey leaving the Gators were because he decided to visit Florida State University this past weekend. Dorsey was said to had a great weekend in Tallahassee, Florida. Dorsey reported that, “It opened up my eyes to what FSU have going on there.” Dorsey said he was ’50-50′ about his decision.

With less than two weeks left before National Signing Day, Dorsey plans to be quiet busy for the next few weeks. USC is to visit Thursday as Florida State visited on Wednesday. Surprisingly, Florida, the school he is committed to, has not set up another visit for Dorsey. Dorsey told the media, “I don’t know. They haven’t set it up I don’t think. I don’t know if they are visiting.” He will not be participating in the upcoming Team USA vs. The World Football Game even though he is on the roster. He is skipping the game to visit his final team, USC.

As the time between now and National Signing Day on February 3rd shortens, Dorsey is still on the fence about where he will be attending come fall. Even though Dorsey is committed to the Gators, his pick may sway either way to the Trojans of USC or “the team out west”, Florida State University. He may sign on to another school before National Signing Day but look forward to the choice of the Blue Chip, 4-star recruit out of Boyd Anderson High School.

(Information provided by GatorBait.net and Scout.com)

By: Justin Rectenwald

First off I had an interview on Monday with Riley Cooper and I have a video of it and will posting it shortly. I’m still trying to get an interview with Tim Tebow but as you can imagine he is swamped with people along with being sick with strep throat.

Ok so I’ll start the update with Riley Cooper. After seeing Riley Cooper at weigh in he definitely has the pro typical body for a NFL wide receiver. During Monday’s practice Riley caught the ball real well for the first day. He had some problems with getting off press coverage but still showed great route running.

As far as the interview with Cooper goes Riley is a real confident guy who truly believes in his game. I asked Cooper about his plans for after the Senior Bowl and he said he was putting all of his eggs into football and wasn’t going to play baseball. He said Urban was doing a lot better and had gained weight and was back to himself.

Tuesday practice was a so so day for Cooper as he made a lot of catches but at the same time dropped some easy catches as he was trying to make the highlight catch. He did make one incredible one handed catch that drew oh’s from the crowd.

Now for the update on Tim Tebow. He came in at 6’3 236 lbs and looked like we all thought he would this week impressive physique. He has been swamped with autograph requests and interview request all week while trying to battle an illness.

Monday’s practice wasn’t a good practice for Tim as he dropped a lot of snaps and his accuracy wasn’t there as much.

Tuesday practice was a better day for Tebow as looked more comfortable under center. He is trying to short his deliver down some and when he tries that is when he has problems with his delivery. He had a lot of good throws and made a lot of connections with former teammate Riley Cooper

Ill update everyone after today’s practice. Any question feel free to ask me.

Shawn Brannan(Football Alliance) has helped with practices and photography for the week.

Sources from ESPN reported that Minnesota Vikings rookie wide receiver Percy Harvin did participate in the final practice and as well as the meetings on Saturday.

ESPN’s Ed Werner was told that the migraine symptoms Harvin suffered from still remain but is slowly going away. Harvin did travel with the Vikings to New Orleans where they take on the Saints for the NFC Championship.

Harvin’s injury report has him listed down as questionable but whether he is going to be able to play or not still may be in the air. Harvin did not practice on Thursday because he was suffering migraine pains and also was told my head coach Brad Childress to stay home on Friday.

Something interesting I found when I was reading the info from Ed Werner and browsing on Vikings tackle Bryant McKinnie’s twitter account, he took a video of him talking and interviewing Harvin in the locker room. McKinnie who was doing all the recording, asked Harvin to tell everybody that he tried everything to fix the migraines that he suffers from, and Harvin had this to say to the camera “I’ve tried everything. Nothing works. I give up.”

Let’s wish the best of luck to Percy and hope things turn out positive so he has the chance to play in the NFL Championship game.