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1 1 *Trevor Lawrence QB Clemson

2 2 *Zach Wilson QB Brigham Young

3 3 *Trey Lance QB North Dakota State (From Dolphins thru Texans)

4 4 *Kyle Pitts TE Florida

5 5 *JaMarr Chase WR LSU

6 6 *Jaylen Waddle WR Alabama (From Eagles)

7 7 *Penei Sewell OT Oregon

8 8 *Jaycee Horn CB South Carolina

9 9 *Patrick Surtain II CB Alabama

10 10 DeVonta Smith WR Alabama (From Cowboys)

11 11 *Justin Fields QB Ohio State (From Giants)

12 12 *Micah Parsons OLB Penn State (From Eagles thru Dolphins/49ers)

13 13 Rashawn Slater OG Northwestern

14 14 *Alijah Vera-Tucker OG Southern California (From Vikings)

15 15 *Mac Jones QB Alabama

16 16 *Zaven Collins OLB Tulsa

17 17 Alex Leatherwood OT Alabama

18 18 *Jaelan Phillips DE Miami (FL)

19 19 *Jamin Davis ILB Kentucky

20 20 Kadarius Toney WR Florida (From Bears)

21 21 Kwity Paye DE Michigan

22 22 *Caleb Farley CB Virginia Tech

23 23 *Christian Darrisaw OT Virginia Tech (From Jets thru Seahawks)

24 24 Najee Harris RB Alabama

25 25 Travis Etienne RB Clemson (From Rams)

26 26 *Greg Newsome II CB Northwestern

27 27 *Rashod Bateman WR Minnesota

28 28 Payton Turner DE Houston

29 29 *Eric Stokes CB Georgia

30 30 *Greg Rousseau DE Miami (FL)

31 31 *Jayson Oweh DE Penn State (From Chiefs)

32 32 *Joe Tryon DE Washington

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  05/12/21 - RB Stephen Carr, rSr/2022, Southern California, 6-0, 215 (DS#30 RB) + More +

  As USC leaves behind a by-committee approach to its backfield, one of its most experienced running backs is planning to leave USC. Stephen Carr has decided to enter the NCAA transfer portal, a person familiar with the decision confirmed to The Times, ending an up-and-down, four-year tenure that started with a bang as a freshman, only to taper off in the seasons that followed.
His departure clears the way for Texas transfer Keaontay Ingram to join forces with sixth-year senior Vavae Malepeai as the two top backs in a Trojans rushing attack that last season ranked among the worst in college football. USC averaged just 97 yards rushing per game during its shortened 2020 campaign, worse than all but seven teams at the FBS level. Carr played a mostly part-time role, rushing for 176 yards and two touchdowns on 46 attempts, second-most on the team behind Malepeai. But the trio of Malepeai, Carr, and oft-injured Markese Stepp, who left in January for Nebraska, never found its rhythm. A lackluster showing on the ground led USC to replace its offensive line coach and run game coordinator and retool its philosophy. In January, running backs coach Mike Jinks told The Times that USC planned to scrap its by-committee approach in favor of using "an RB1 and an RB2". - Los Angeles Times

(DS#30 RB) rSr/2022 RB Stephen Carr, Southern California
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  05/12/21 - RB Jamale Carothers, Jr/2022, Navy, 5-09, 203 (DS#999 RB) + More +

  Navy football is losing its leading returning rusher, a surprising development that is a gut punch for an offense hoping to recover from a disappointing 2020 season. Multiple sources told The Capital that projected starting fullback Jamale Carothers has been dismissed from the Naval Academy because of an honor code offense. He has entered the NCAA transfer portal and will spend his senior season elsewhere. Carothers played in 20 games with 12 starts as a sophomore and junior at Navy, rushing for 1,092 yards and 16 touchdowns. The 5-foot-9, 203-pounder also totaled eight receptions for 208 yards and three scores over the previous two seasons. - Capital Times

(DS#999 RB) Jr/2022 RB Jamale Carothers, Navy
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  05/12/21 - QB Eric Barriere, rSr/2022, Eastern Washington, 5-11, 200 (DS#999 QB) + More +

  Eastern Washington quarterback Eric Barriere, Sacred Heart running back Julius Chestnut and VMI receiver Jakob Herres are among the Walter Payton Award finalists highlighting The Associated Press FCS All-America team released Wednesday. The Championship Subdivision’s spring season, pushed back nearly six months because of the pandemic, will conclude Sunday with the national title game between No. 2-seeded Sam Houston and top-seeded South Dakota State in Frisco, Texas. The two biggest awards in Division I football’s second tier will be handed out Saturday. The Payton award goes to the player of the year and the Buck Buchanan Award honors the top defensive player in the FCS. The AP’s All-America first team includes five of the 16 Payton award finalists and 10 of the 18 Buchanan finalists. Barriere passed for 2,448 yards and 19 touchdowns in seven games for Eastern Washington. The second-team quarterback was Cole Kelley from Southeastern Louisiana. - AP College Football

(DS#999 QB) rSr/2022 QB Eric Barriere, Eastern Washington
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  05/12/21 - CB Tyreke Johnson, rSo/2023, Ohio State, 6-0, 195 (DS#999 CB) + More +

  Tyreke Johnson's tenure with Ohio State football mostly lingers as unrealized promise for a player asked to live up to someone else's lofty estimations. Johnson has entered the transfer portal, as first reported Wednesday by Rivals. Johnson later confirmed the development on Twitter. The Jacksonville, Florida, native came to Ohio State as a five-star prospect in the 2018 class. Yet Johnson could never climb the depth chart, and coming out of his fourth spring in the program seemingly had no path to a 2021 role.
After using a redshirt in 2018, Johnson played in eight games off the bench in 2019. Yet in 2020, even after an early season-ending injury to Cam Brown and no other veteran options in the secondary, Johnson could not establish a role. Johnson totaled five tackles in four 2020 games. He is the fourth OSU player to enter the portal since the end of last season, joining receivers Mookie Cooper and Jameson Williams and offensive lineman Max Wray. - Cleveland Plain Dealer

(DS#999 CB) rSo/2023 CB Tyreke Johnson, Ohio State
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  05/12/21 - RB Travis Dye, Jr/2022, Oregon, 5-09, 200 (DS#21 RB) + More +

  Dye had 64 carries for a team-leading 443 yards and a touchdown last fall but it was his nine catches for an obscene 239 yards and four scores that separated him from most any other back in the Pac-12. Getting Dye a head start on routes of the backfield was clearly effective and offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead did so in a variety of ways to create favorable matchups last season. That should only increase next year. "Coach Moorhead used the phrase, 'It's time to take the training wheels off this year,'" Dye said. "I'm very excited; I cannot wait. He's utilizing me really well, the way I want to be utilized and it's going to be a really fun season." With Verdell likely getting a bigger share of carries at full health and Sean Dollars and Trey Benson also likely to see more reps to make up for the loss of Cyrus Habibi-Likio, the proportion of work Dye gets in the fall will be of note. He's clearly an effective weapon, it's a matter of what the balance is for carries and pass protection for the entire group. - The Oregonian

(DS#21 RB) Jr/2022 RB Travis Dye, Oregon
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