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The Irish are No. 1 in the BCS rankings, and No. 1 on the recruiting trail. And they're not done yet. With Notre Dame's recent success we expect even more fireworks on the recruiting trail, and on the football field.

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It’s been a wild couple of weeks for Alex Anzalone since the Pennsylvania linebacker announced his decommitment from Ohio State.

“It’s been pretty crazy, but it’s settled down a little bit,” said Anzalone.

“I don’t read any of the stuff online; I don’t pay attention to it. College football fans are crazy to say the least, but it’s what recruiting has come to. I understand it all, but it doesn’t affect me.”

The 6-foot-3, 220-pounder from Wyomissing Area High School has managed to find some peace through all of the outside distractions.

Notre Dame is looking for at least one more receiver to go with verbal commitments James Onwualu and Corey Robinson in the Class of 2013 and the Irish are using the spring evaluation period to identify potential prospects.

On Tuesday, Notre Dame offensive coordinator Chuck Martin and area recruiter Harry Hiestand were in Philadelphia to get a look at Roman Catholic High School receiver Will Fuller.

“We were working out and they happened to come by and watch him,” Roman Catholic head coach Joe McCourt said. “Everything we hear from them is positive and we’ve developed a pretty good relationship. They haven’t pulled the trigger on the offer just yet, but the offensive coordinator, Coach Martin, and the offensive line coach, Coach Hiestand, they really, really like what they see. It’s just a matter of days, I think.”

It was Homecoming Night and his team had just blown an 18-point second half lead.

Butler High School (Matthews, N.C.) fans may have thought the game was over when an interception from junior quarterback Riley Ferguson was returned 49 yards for a touchdown, giving Ardrey Kell High School the lead with two minutes remaining.

But not Ferguson.

Ferguson quickly engineered a two-minute drill that was capped when he faked a spike in the final seconds, instead lofting a 12-yard touchdown pass to his older brother, Zach, giving the Bulldogs a 43-40 victory. Ferguson finished with 325 passing yards and four touchdowns.