Activity is starting to screech to a halt and many of the Big Ten coaches will be addressing the media within the next 30 minutes. 

Here’s the latest, including schools that have completed their recruiting classes:

• Michigan is done. They lost a few recruits but overall it’s a good class. Many were impressed by Hoke’s personal touch.
• Penn State wraps it up with a class of 16 recruits. OL Donovan Smith and safety Adrian Amos rounded out the class. Amos is a great pickup as he was No. 68 in this year’s recruiting class and a much need in this position for the team.
• Purdue joins the club with 12 new signees. Here’s the breakdown: three running backs, two defensive linemen, three linebackers, two tight ends, two wide receivers, two defensive backs, one athlete and one long snapper.
• Indiana’s first recruiting class under new coach Kevin Wilson includes the 2010 Indiana Mr. Football award winner, one four-star recruit and 16 three-star recruits in the Rivals.com and Scout.com rankings.
• Scout ranks Minnesota’s recruiting class at No. 9 in the Big Ten conference. The team was heavy on the offensive linemen front.
• Michigan State had a big coup and landed a JUCO All-American, OL Fou Fonoti out of Cerritos College. The school was waiting for one more letter of intent.
• And Iowa is almost done, waiting for some stragglers. Here’s a list so far of their signees. Ferentz speaks to the press at 3:30 p.m. CT.

I’ll be back for one more wrap-up after the coaches are done speaking.