Receiver Markish Jones will be playing for the Tigers, according to a determination by the National Letter of Intent center in Birmingham, Ala. Jones apparently signed two letters of intent on national signing day: one for Clemson, one for Florida State.

Florida State received its letter first by fax and congratulated itself on winning Jones, the offensive MVP for South Carolina in the annual Shrine Bowl game for seniors.

But Clemson later received a letter and asked that the case be investigated, said Shane Lyons, the associate commissioner of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

A videotape of a news conference Jones held and an investigation by the ACC and the National Letter of Intent center showed Jones and his mother signed the Clemson letter first Feb. 7, Lyons said.

"The policy is once all parties sign that agreement, that's it, regardless of whether it was sent," said Lyons, who has never seen a similar case.

As far as the Seminoles are concerned, Jones is playing for Clemson, Florida State football spokesman Elliot Finebloom said.

RUTGERS: Coach Greg Schiano received a four-year extension, the second time in less than two years that the school extended his contract. Schiano is now signed through 2016. His total compensation package will rise from about $1 million to $1.5 million per year.

OKLAHOMA STATE: Cornerbacks coach Tim Beckman left Ohio State to become the defensive coordinator for the Cowboys.