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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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  06/05/21 - RB Kyle Edwards, So/2024, Alabama, 6-0, 209 (DS#999 RB) + More +

  Alabama running back Kyle Edwards entered the NCAA transfer portal on Saturday, according to multiple reports. Edwards did not play last season as a freshman. 247 Sports rated him as a three-star recruit from Destrahan, Louisiana who ranked 425th nationally and 29th among running backs. He joins Keilan Robinson as Tide running backs to enter the transfer portal this week. Robinson did not play last season after opting out. Edwards ran twice for 2 yards in Alabama's spring game in April while catching one pass for 2 yards. Alabama remains deep at running back, with fifth-year senior Brian Robinson expected to lead a group that also includes two sophomores in Jase McClellan and Roydell Williams. - Birmingham News

(DS#999 RB) So/2024 RB Kyle Edwards, Alabama
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  06/05/21 - SS Rashad Wisdom, Jr/2023, Texas-San Antonio, 5-09, 205 (DS#7 SS) + More +

  Led by a first-team All-Conference USA selection in Wisdom, UTSA's secondary welcomes back returning starters at every position. A starter through his first two seasons in the program, Wisdom was a consistent presence around the ball last year, leading UTSA with 95 tackles and four interceptions while forcing a pair of fumbles. Only targeting penalties earned in back-to-back weeks moved him out of the starting group. Though he was a limited participant through stretches of spring practice due to injury, Wisdom said one of his offseason focuses has been cleaning up his tackling form, avoiding leading with his head to prevent future infractions. - Express-News

(DS#7 SS) Jr/2023 SS Rashad Wisdom, Texas-San Antonio
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  06/05/21 - CB DJ James, Jr/2023, Oregon, 5-11, 185 (DS#23 CB) + More +

  In many ways, DJ James is exactly on schedule. Oregon was expecting to have Thomas Graham Jr. and Deommodore Lenoir back in 2020 and Mykael Wright and James to serve as their respective understudies before taking over this fall. Half that plan proved accurate after both starters opted out but Lenoir returned for the short season and probably ensured his selection in the NFL draft in the process. James got an increase in reps and closed the season out strong with some crucial plays in the Pac-12 championship game and Fiesta Bowl.
Now he'll be a starter on the boundary side and go through the same process Wright did as a first-year starter last season. "I'm excited for the opportunity," James said. "I feel I've been talked to, coached into this position that I'm about to acquire. I feel that I'm ready for it, my coaches will have me ready for it and I'm going to take over the opportunity and enjoy it." Mario Cristobal's take: "DJ James, he's a bigger guy than what you would think. He's a 6-foot-and-a-half, 6-foot-1 guy that can run, can bend, come out of his hips. He can play the boundary, he can play the field, can play man coverage, drop back there in zone, run the alley, make plays, get guys on the ground." - The Oregonian

(DS#23 CB) Jr/2023 CB DJ James, Oregon
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  06/05/21 - QB Ryan Glover, rSr/2022, California, 6-1, 210 (DS#999 QB) + More +

  The Bears picked up some experience in the QB room with the grad transfer of former Penn and Western Carolina QB Ryan Glover on Friday. Glover was was on campus Thursday to get a thorough tour of everything and also had a chance to visit his grandma and other family members in the evening. "Everything was super nice," said Glover. "Obviously it's a step up from what I'm used to with Cal being a Power-5 school. Everything seemed very new and organized and I liked how they had all the football facilities in one place." Already holding a degree from Penn, the chance to add a certificate in Business Administration and Management from Cal, as well as play a season under the tutelage of longtime former NFL offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave was too hard for Glover to pass up. "Coach Musgrave has been recruiting me the most over everybody," said Glover. "I'd say he's a very smart, intellectual guy. He has experience with his playing and coaching in the NFL. Just having that type of guy on the staff and being able to be coached by someone like that will take my game to the next level, which is one of the reasons I chose Cal." - Bear Insider

(DS#999 QB) rSr/2022 QB Ryan Glover, California
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  06/05/21 - QB Harrison Bailey, So/2024, Tennessee, 6-4, 225 (DS#13 QB) + More +

  The University of Tennessee is getting ahead of a landmark NCAA decision. UT has instituted a program with the aim of teaching athletes how to gain value from their Name, Image and Likeness. The NCAA later this month is expected to vote on proposed legislation that would allow athletes to benefit from their NIL. The state of Tennessee recently passed legislation allowing athletes to profit off of their personal business ventures, which is set to go into effect in 2022. In response, the university is developing a set of for-credit courses that will "deliver education related to brand development, marketing, communications/messaging, personal finance/financial planning and several other key elements of NIL maximization."
"Educating our student-athletes is the key to helping them maximize their opportunities relative to NIL," athletic director Danny White said in a news release. "As an institution of higher learning, it was important that our NIL program include a comprehensive educational component. This program assures current and future Vols and Lady Vols that the University of Tennessee is prepared to guide them in effectively managing, expanding and enhancing the value of their personal brands." Tennessee is also partnering with Altius Sports Partners, which will allow the athletes to confer with a number of consultants and professionals from around the nation. - Knoxville News Sentinel

(DS#13 QB) So/2024 QB Harrison Bailey, Tennessee
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