Here is a thread dedicated to listing all of the MAC verbals. I will start with Ohio and some of the other MAC data I know.

OHIO

QB Joey Duckworth 6-3 215 (Louisville KY)
Offers: Akron, BGSU, Buffalo, Kent St, Toledo, WMU

TE Kyle Kuhar 6-5 250 (Avon Lake, OH)
Offers: Ball St, Buffalo, WMU, BGSU, Kent St

G Stephen Langenkamp 6-2 280 (Cincinnati, OH)
Offers: N/A

DE Kent Berger 6-4 220 (Mentor, OH)
Offers: Akron, Buffalo, Toledo

C Kurt Barron 6-3 297 (Mishawaka, IN)
Offers: Ball St, UMass

Bowling Green

QB Cody Callaway 6-2 180 (Grafton, OH)
Offers: Ohio, Ball State, Buffalo, Toledo, WMU

DT Chase Weitz 6-3 250 (Elida, OH)
Offers: Ohio, WMU

S/OLB Dameon Wills 6-0 195 (Cleveland, OH)
Offers: Ohio, Cincinnati, Louisville, Toledo, WMU, Ball St

DE Jalen Dingle 6-3 210 (Eastpoint, MI)
Offers: Toledo, WMU

DE Brian Sanders 6-4 225 (Detroit, MI)
Offers: Buffalo

Central Michigan

S David Basirico 6-2 175 (Macomb MI)
Offers: Ohio

DE Alex Neering 6-7 240 (Essexville, MI)
Offers: N/A

DE Jonathon Carson 6-3 230 (Milwaukee, WI)
Offers: N/A

S Trent Grimes 6-1 198 (Flint, MI)
Offers: N/A

DE Nathan Mitogo 6-4 230 (Grand Rapids, MI)
Offers: N/A

Western Michigan

DT Kenny Finley 6-4 255 (Muskegon, MI)
Offers: EMU, Toledo

OT Curtis Doyle 6-5 270 (Alma, MI)
Offers: CMU

CB Ladarian Smiley 5-10 160 (Perry, FL)
Offers: CMU, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Troy

S Deontae Brown 6-1 195 (Chicago, IL)
Offers: N/A

QB Chance Stewart 6-5 208 (Sturgis, MI)
Offers: Illinois, Wisconsin

TE Lucus Bezerra 6-4 228 (Troy, MI)
Offers: CMU

TE Jordan Van Dort 6-5 285 (Zeeland, MI)
Offers: CMU

OT Chukwuma Okorafor 6-5 275 (Southfield, MI)
Offers: EMU, Old Dominion, San Diego St.

FB/MLB Robert Spillane 6-2 215 (Oak Park, IL)
Offers: N/A

Western Michigan is doing an amazing job with the new coaching staff this season with 4 players ranked in the Top 60. They are also doing a good job of beating out in-state rival CMU for talent.

BG and Ohio are coming out on top in most of their MAC recruiting battles.

We're now inside 9 months away from 'verbals' actually meaning anything when the pen hits the paper...

Massachusetts

OL Fabian Hoeller 6-3 301 (Cologne, Germany)
Offers: N/A

(05-09-2013 11:01 AM)Polish Hammer Wrote:  We're now inside 9 months away from 'verbals' actually meaning anything when the pen hits the paper...

Does Kent State have any verbals?

Ball State

QB David Morrison 6-2 170 (Fort Wayne, IN)
Offers: N/A

WR/CB Darian Green (Lafayette, IN)
Offers: N/A

Toledo

LB William White 6-1 210 (Detroit, MI)
Offers: Indiana, Cincinnati

(05-09-2013 11:04 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

(05-09-2013 11:01 AM)Polish Hammer Wrote:  We're now inside 9 months away from 'verbals' actually meaning anything when the pen hits the paper...

Does Kent State have any verbals?

Does it really matter at this point of the year? If the kid is all that great on paper today then he'll certainly still be open to being poached by the big boys and they certainly come after them. Usually at this point of the offseason Temple had between 26-38 verbals on their way to 42 LOIs being signed and that brought them nothing as far as titles over the past decade.

(05-09-2013 11:09 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  Toledo

LB William White 6-1 210 (Detroit, MI)
Offers: Indiana

Also an offer from UCinn.

NIU will just grab it's usual mediocre talent.

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

Ohio is totally dominating UMass. Good job.

(05-10-2013 08:11 AM)DrTorch Wrote:  

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

Ohio is totally dominating UMass. Good job.

That's easy enough to do.

So far the trends are that BG and Ohio are keeping Ball St and Buffalo away from their recruits while WMU has tilted the playing field against CMU in Michigan.

The BG program has a lot of momentum coming off a nice year and while they didn't win their bowl game against a Top 25 team they were competitive.

I haven't seen much of the Miami program on the recruiting trail. In past years they've been one of the early ones to get going along with CMU. The fact that Ohio has been early to fill its class the last couple of years shows they are becoming more of a destination school than an outpost.

Buffalo is a classic example of an outpost where they can pull together a decent MAC class by finding diamonds in the rough but rarely win the big MAC recruiting battles. Ohio's program under Knorr was more like this and they converted a track star Scott Mayle into WR.

Solich built Ohio upfront first and relied on JUCO QB's before he could sign the high level MAC QB recruits.

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

WHAT?!? A college coach telling a recruit that he has a great recruiting class?!? I've NEVER heard a coach say that before!

(05-10-2013 09:24 AM)MidnightBlueGold Wrote:  

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

WHAT?!? A college coach telling a recruit that he has a great recruiting class?!? I've NEVER heard a coach say that before!

I just think its funny myself because its the first time I've seen a Solich sales pitch before.

The coaches are better than ever doesn't say much as they could have been completely terrible before.....

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

I'm pretty sure NIU has gotten the best returns on Indiana talent the last 5 years. But you keep pumping yourself up. NIU has a recruiting advantage of being the furthest west team. States like Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin who have 1 or 2 bcs schools is nicer than competing in Ohio for talent.
NIU is trying to make inroads in Alabama...

(05-10-2013 07:50 AM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  

Quote:The 6-foot-3, 297-pound Barron chose the Bobcats over offers from Ball State and UMass.

“When I visited there, it was definitely just the mental attitude they have around the program is that we’re going to line up and maul the people in front of us as an offensive line group,” Barron said.

“What Coach (Frank) Solich said is we have an awesome recruiting class and it’s going to keep growing and growing. The players there are first to none and the coaches there are better than ever.”[/b]

Barron is ranked by 247Sports as the nation’s No. 17 center.

http://247sports.com/Article/Kirk-Barron...hio-130146

Another big pickup by Ohio.

Frank is scooping up all the best MAC level players in OH, KY, IN this season, IMO.

The players there are first to none.,..great job!