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A look at what's been happening over the past week in the world of Stanford recruiting.

The Cardinal extended an offer to safety Kameron Miles (Mesquite, Texas) and the 6-2, 205-pound safety, who already has nine offers, told ESPN's Max Olson he's excited to be hearing from Stanford.

Said Miles:

That was a big one to me, and I have some interest in Stanford. I like the football program and they're a good academic school.

Miles also has offers within the conference from UCLA and Oregon State.

In other Stanford recruiting news:

• Durham Smythe, a 6-6, 230-pound tight end from Belton, Texas, is scheduled to make a trip to Stanford early next month, reports ESPN's William Wilkerson.
• Two-sport quarterback Joshua Dobbs (Alpharetta, Ga.) told ESPN's Jaimie Newberg that he has some interest in Stanford.
• Johnny Caspers, a commit from the 2012 class, got a late start in the recruiting process with Stanford.
• Stanford had been targeting receiver Michael Rector since Junior Day.
• Probably a little too early on in the 2013 recruiting process to be worrying about poaching, but worth noting that OLB Doug Randolph, the lone 2013 commit, is taking a trip to UVa.