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Former Louisiana Tech, Southern Miss and Mississippi State QB Jack Abraham is traveling to Columbia on Friday for a weekend visit, his father, Michael Abraham, told the Post-Dis patch. Abraham, who turns 25 in October, has embarked on a long college journey. The Oxford, Mississippi native committed to Tulane in high school but signed with Louisiana Tech in 2016 after the Tulane staff was fired. He redshirted at Louisiana Tech, t hen left for Northwest Mississippi Community College for the 2017 season, where he threw for more than 3,000 yards and 23 touchdowns. From there he became a three-year starter at Southern Miss from 2018-20, throwing for more than 7,000 yards, 41 touchdow ns and 29 interceptions. He led the nation in completion percentage in 2018 at 73.1% and for his three-year run completed 69.3% with a passer rating of 147.4. - Post-Dispatch (DS#999 QB) rSr/2023 QB Jack Abraham, Mississippi State News Source: Post-Dispatch Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - CB Cam Smith, rJr/2024, South Carolina, 6-1, 187 (DS#4 CB) + More + South Carolina's NFL Draft history is semi-limited compared with some of its Southeastern Conference counterparts, but the 2022 season may be a major step toward changing that. Quarterback Spencer Rattler, cornerback Cam Smith and wide back Jaheim Bell c ould all conceivably be in play as first-round selections should they live up to their respective preseason hype. And while there's still a season to be played, the added attention on those in Columbia isn't something the Gamecocks are shying away from. "There's no doubt when high school recruits are watching the NFL Draft and they see players from your school getting drafted, that's a great thing," head coach Shane Beamer said ahead of a Gamecock Club event in Anderson on Tuesday.South Carolina hasn't ever been an NFL factory in the way programs like Alabama, Georgia and Florida have been over the past 20 years, but USC isn't devoid of recent draft history by any stretch. The Gamecocks have had at least one player selected in the first round in three of the past five drafts. South Carolina has also had at least one prospect taken in 19 of the past 20 NFL Drafts - including one or more every year between 2002 and 2017. - Rock Hill Herald (DS#4 CB) rJr/2024 CB Cam Smith, South Carolina News Source: Rock Hill Herald Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - QB Jordan Travis, rJr/2024, Florida State, 6-1, 201 (DS#35 QB) + More + When Florida State coach Mike Norvell began retooling the Seminoles' roster over the past few seasons, he was looking to add necessary experience and leadership to an otherwise young and raw group of players. Norvell achieved that by adding more than two dozen players through the transfer market. Their presence gave the team a lift, specifically through the performances of players such as Jermaine Johnson II, Keir Thomas, Jashaun Corbin and Devontay Love-Taylor. As the play improved, so did the team's c onfidence - a noticeable improvement coming out of FSU's spring camp last month."You saw confidence because guys understood the expectation," said Norvell. "We were able to push harder, and it wasn't all new for them." The quarterback group showed the most significant growth, with redshirt junior Jordan Travis returning as FSU's starter. After on-again, off-again seasons, Travis also assumes a more prominent leadership role for the Seminoles. "It's probably one of the biggest differences within o ur program," said Norvell. "Jordan is an incredible young man, but we had yet to see that confidence because there had not been that consistency of him being the guy, being able to go out there and consistently showcase what he could do. We got a glimpse of that last year and you watch how he responded in challenging situations." - Orlando Sentinel (DS#35 QB) rJr/2024 QB Jordan Travis, Florida State News Source: Orlando Sentinel Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - WR Jadon Haselwood, rJr/2024, Arkansas, 6-2, 211 (DS#30 WR) + More + Poised for a 2022 standout season: Oklahoma transfer wide receiver Jadon Haselwood could be the heir apparent to NFL-bound Treylon Burks. The former five-star prospect caught 39 passes for 399 yards and a team-leading six touchdowns last season. He's the program's highest rated recruit in the modern era. - AP College Football (DS#30 WR) rJr/2024 WR Jadon Haselwood, Arkansas News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - OG Casey Roddick, rJr/2024, Colorado, 6-3, 325 (DS#48 OG) + More + In recalling the memory of returning to the football field last summer, Casey Roddick can't help but laugh. "It was like a baby deer just trying to get out there and figure out how to run first," he said. Now a fifth-year junior offensive lineman for the Colorado Buffaloes, Roddick is enjoying a new level of confidence after going through a full winter and spring of workouts. He didn't get those workouts last year. In late January of 2021, about a month after he and the Buffs played in the Valero Alamo Bowl, Roddick contracted COVID-19 and then was diagnosed with myocarditis, which is inflammation of the heart muscle sometimes caused by a virus."Personally, I thought I was done playing forever," he said. "That was the consensus between myself an d also some of the coaches that were previously here. They thought I was done with it. It was definitely scary to figure out, like, it could be over just like that." Studies have shown that young males are more likely to develop myocarditis than others a nd that African Americans have had a higher rate of hospitalization from COVID-19 compared to Caucasians. "I just had to do whatever the doctor was telling me, but the statistics don't lie at the end of the day," Roddick said. "Definitely when I heard th ose statistics it was alarming to be like, 'Okay, what do I need to do to get over this, most importantly, but how can I get over it the fastest?" - Daily Camera (DS#48 OG) rJr/2024 OG Casey Roddick, Colorado News Source: Daily Camera Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - QB C.J. Stroud, rSo/2025, Ohio State, 6-2, 218 (DS#2 QB) + More + Stroud might be Ryan Day's perfect quarterback, in turn making him Ohio State football's best NFL prospect. His 6-foot-3, 218-pound frame makes him the prototypical size teams dream of having. He can make all of the throws, has poise in the pocket and ca n buy time with his feet when he needs to. That was all on display during his first season as the starter when he threw for 4,435 yards and 44 touchdowns while completing 71.9% of his passes. If there's one knock against Stroud's game, it's that his abil ity - and sometimes desire - to make plays with his legs is often non-existent. But that's a description that comes with the territory of practically every quarterback who's won the sport's most important trophy: None of them are the supreme athletes who se highlights will dominate social media.That's because they've got a trait that's even more valuable: supreme football IQ. "That's the thing I love about football is that you can actually put in the work and go see it and put it on the field," St roud said. "I love meeting. I love talking about this stuff. I love the verbiage. I love challenging myself." Stroud is a football mind. One conversation with him is enough to see how he views the game, and why he's able to anticipate and complete throws in places some pros wouldn't try. Just like supreme athleticism can't be taught, neither can that level of understanding. That trait is why at the peak of Peyton Manning's career, he was often given multiple plays at the line of scrimmage and picked whi ch one he wanted to run based on what he saw. That trait is why Tom Brady is a seven-time Super Bowl champion. - Cleveland Plain Dealer (DS#2 QB) rSo/2025 QB C.J. Stroud, Ohio State News Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - RB Chris Rodriguez Jr., rSr/2023, Kentucky, 5-11, 224 (DS#3 RB) + More + A warrant was issued for University of Kentucky football player Chris Rodriguez after he failed to appear in court Friday afternoon. Judge Denotra Gunter issued a warrant for Rodriguez's arrest and imposed a $200 fine, according to a report by LEX-18, th e official television partner of UK. Rodriguez, the team's returning starter at running back, faces three charges - operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, careless driving and no tail lamps - stemming from an arrest early Sunday mornin g. His arraignment was scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday.According to a citation, Rodriguez's speech was slurred and there was "an odor of alcoholic beverages coming from within the vehicle" after he was pulled over at a gas station off Nicholasville Ro ad. Rodriguez agreed to a horizontal gaze test but refused to perform other field tests while outside of the vehicle, according to the citation. He displayed "the involuntary jerking of the eyes indicating alcohol consumption" during the gaze test, accor ding to the citation. The officer wrote that Rodriguez, 21, admitted to having consumed "one or two shots of alcohol" at Belle's Cocktail House, a bar located downtown near the intersection of Church and Market streets. He was transported to the Fayette County Detention Center, where he refused an evidential breath test. - Herald Leader (DS#3 RB) rSr/2023 RB Chris Rodriguez Jr., Kentucky News Source: Herald Leader Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - QB Taylor Powell, rSr/2023, Eastern Michigan, 6-2, 207 (DS#999 QB) + More + First year Eastern Michigan University football player Taylor Powell (Fayetteville, Ark.-Fayetteville (Troy)) has earned one of the most coveted offseason invitations that a quarterback can hope for. The Fayetteville, Ark. native has accepted an invitati on to the prestigious Manning Passing Academy, set to take place June 23-26, where he will serve as a camp counselor alongside some of the top collegiate signal callers in the nation.Powell, in his first season with EMU, came to Ypsilanti after st ints at Troy University and the University of Missouri. Last season at Troy, Powell played in six games, starting five, before suffering an injury. He completed 125-of-189 passes for 1,251 yards and seven touchdowns, and averaged 178.7 yards per game via the air. The veteran tossed for a season-high 311 yards and two touchdowns at ULM, Sept. 25, and was 35-for-49 against in that game. - Ann Arbor News (DS#999 QB) rSr/2023 QB Taylor Powell, Eastern Michigan News Source: Ann Arbor News Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/15/22 - K Massimo Biscardi, rSr/2023, Mississippi State, 5-11, 205 (DS#14 K) + More + Poised for a 2022 standout season: Placekicker Massimo Biscardi is a transfer from Coastal Carolina at a position where the Bulldogs had significant issues. Biscardi was 46 of 57 in four seasons with Coastal Carolina and made at least one kick of 50-plus yards each year. - AP College Football (DS#14 K) rSr/2023 K Massimo Biscardi, Mississippi State News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here 05/14/22 - SS Marquel Broughton, rJr/2024, Army, 5-10, 205 (DS#40 SS) + More + Connor Bishop and Marquel Broughton play on different sides of the football, one getting dirty on the line and the other patrolling the outfield, if you will. They have differing styles of leading but with the shared sentiment of helping their fellow cad ets and friends. Broughton and Bishop share a business management major and now they share duties as Army's co-captains for the 2022 season. "It's an incredible honor," Bishop said. "I think it's one of the best honors that you can have is to be named ca ptain by your team. I'm just incredibly grateful and excited for the opportunity."As a junior, Broughton was one of four co-captains on the 2021 team that went 9-4 and beat Missouri in the Armed Forces Bowl. Broughton brought much energy and vocal leadership to the job. He was not assured of serving as captain again but his popularity among his teammates made him a shoe-in. "It's a blessing, just like last year," Broughton said. "It's nice to be voted as a leader here at West Point due to the cir cumstances of all the leaders here. This is the premier leadership school. 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