East Central Mississippi's Jorrick Calvin will be in the Trojan secondary next season. He was the first of Troy's signing class early Wednesda]]> While some may have relaxed the past weekend, the Troy coaches were busy collecting five verbal commitment]]> With all the facts, rumors and inuendo surrounding Troy recruiting, it's easy to forget the rest of the Sun Belt is filling its classes. North Texas will sign former University of Texas commit, Riley Dodge (left). His father, Todd, is the Mean Green's head coac]]> Tebarius Gill will play at Troy after a 30-catch season at Jones County (Miss.) Junior College. He is joined by two prep receivers with great potentia]]> While most of Troy's upcoming recruiting class is busy hitting the books and the weight room, one member gets to hit the field one more time this weeken]]> The future of Troy's receiving corps got a boost with the verbal commitment from a Rivals' three-star recruit. The Georgia star had standing offeres from Southeastern and Atlantic Coast Conference school]]> If big things come in small packages, Troy's backfield could be in for some huge things in the next four seasons as the Trojans received a verbal commitment from a small, but explosive Florida running bac]]> To find a defensive stud to bring into the recruiting class of 2008, Troy only needed to look into the gene poll of one of its own player]]> Troy fans should not weep the departure of offensive coordinator Tony Franklin to Auburn. The offense will not change as coach Larry Blakeney stayed in-house and promoted a spread-offense disciple to run the Trojans' offense.]]> Newnan, Ga., DL James Searcy is the latest to take his name off the uncommitted list, but who got his pledge? The talented 6-foot-2, 256 pound had offers from all over the southeast. So, where will he spend his college year]]> Troy's Omar Haugabook leads a bevy of Trojans with conference accolades. He was named the Sun Belt's offensive player of the year for the second straight seaso]]> Despite a better record than 16 bowl teams, Troy will be staying home this post seaso]]> Omar Haugabook threw for 265 yards, but a big defecit cost Troy a 38-32 defeat to Florida Atlantic, the Sun Belt Conference title and a bowl bi]]> ESPN's Rece Davis sits down with the TroyReport.com to discuss issues surrounding the state of college footbal]]> A win Saturday over Florida Atlantic will send Troy to its second straight R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. The Tigers received the Conference USA bid to the game after beating SMU last week 55-52 in triple overtime to finish 7-5 on the yea]]> Omar Haugabook led Troy to a 45-7 win over Middle Tennessee State and has the Trojans one win away from their second straight New Orleans Bowl bi]]> Omar Haugabook threw for 125 yards and ran for 62 more as Troy edged Western Kentucky 21-1]]> Troy let an early lead slip away as Georgia took a 44-34 win over the Trojans Saturda]]> The weekly look at Troy football as the Trojans prepare to take on Georgi]]> Senior Greg Whibbs was expected to have a great year kicking for Troy. He has picked up the additional duties of punting for the Trojans and has shined with an average of more than 43 yards per kic]]>