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  Marcus Williams Jr. ran for four touchdowns, Aaron Allen passed for two scores, and Louisiana Tech broke a five-game losing streak by defeating Charlotte 42-32 on Saturday night. Williams had 29 carries for 131 yards and Allen completed 21 of 27 passes for 324 yards for the Bulldogs (3-7, 2-4 Conference USA). Louisiana Tech led by at least two scores throughout the second half, but Charlotte made it interesting. The 49ers drew within 42-32 when Chris Reynolds hit Jr. Keith Pearson with a 21-yard pass with 8:44 remaining in the fourth. Charlotte had two more possessions but turned it over on downs on the first and time ran out on the second. Reynolds completed 25 of 42 passes for 448 yards and two touchdowns for the 49ers (5-5, 2-3). Pearson caught six passes for 150 yards with two touchdowns. Charlotte had a 548-504 advantage in total yards. - AP College Football

(DS#58 RB) rSr/2022 RB Marcus Williams Jr.Louisiana Tech
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  Marcus Williams Jr. ran for two touchdowns in the first quarter, including a 42-yard dash to make it 14-0, and Louisiana Tech dashed to a 24-point first-half lead and made it stand up for a 24-17 win over North Texas in the Bulldogs' Conference USA opener Saturday. J.D. Head tossed a 34-yard touchdown pass to Samuel Emilus and Jacob Barnes kicked a 21-yard field goal to make it 24-0 with more than 10 minutes left in the first half and the Louisiana Tech defense took over from there.

North Texas (1-3, 0-2) got a touchdown by DeAndre Torrey just before intermission. Ethan Mooney kicked a 33-yard field goal and Austin Aune tossed an eight-yard touchdown pass to Damon Ward Jr. late in the fourth quarter, but the Mean Green could not find the equalizing touchdown. Aaron Allen was 14 of 18 passing for 137 yards and Louisiana Tech (2-2, 1-0) managed just 81 rushing yards, led by Williams' 73 on 17 carries. Torrey carried 26 times for 119 yards to lead North Texas. - Louisiana Tech/AP College Football


(DS#58 RB) rSr/2022 RB Marcus Williams Jr.Louisiana Tech
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  SEPT 13 CONFERENCE USA DEFENSIVE OF THE WEEK: Louisiana Tech DB BeeJay Williamson notched a pair of interceptions for Louisiana Tech in the win on Saturday against Southeastern Louisiana. He is the first Bulldog to record two interceptions in a game since the last time he accomplished the feat, which was last season against UAB on Oct. 31. Williamson became the seventh Bulldog in the last 23 games to record a pick-six, which was the 15th pick-six for Louisiana Tech since 2017, which leads the nation. Williamson's 45-yard interception returned for a touchdown in the first quarter opened the game's scoring. In addition to his two interceptions, Williamson also recorded six total tackles (five solo) in the win. - Conference USA Football

(DS#62 SS) rSr/2023 SS Bee Jay WilliamsonLouisiana Tech
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  Austin Kendall threw for a touchdowns and rushed for another, Greg Garner scored three times and Louisiana Tech edged Southeastern Louisiana 45-42 on Saturday night. However, it took a fumble recovery by Cedric Woods in the final minute to secure the win. Southeast Louisiana quarterback Cole Kelley ran for 16 yards on third-and-10 from his 19 but was stripped by Ezekiel Barnett, although the first down would have been nullified by a penalty.

Garner had back-to-back touchdowns in the third quarter to give the Bulldogs (1-1) 10-point leads in the shootout. The first came when Kendall threw a backwards pass to wide receiver Kyle Maxwell, who threw the ball into the end zone, where Garner hauled it in while being hit. Garner got his second rushing touchdown after the second of Kelley's three TD passes. Kelley was 44 of 59 for 453 yards with two interceptions and scored twice on the ground while leading the Lions (1-1) in rushing with 42 yards. CJ Turner had eight catches for 131 yards. The Lions had 556 total yards but 10 penalties cost them 100 yards and they had three turnovers. Kendall was 20 of 28 for 250 yards. - Louisiana Tech/AP College Football


(DS#999 QB) rSr/2022 QB Austin KendallLouisiana Tech
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  An Oregon offensive lineman is out indefinitely. Ducks second-year interior offensive lineman Jonathan Denis suffered an injury last week and was not included on the team's depth chart for the season opener against Fresno State on Saturday (11 a.m., Pac-12 Network). "He had an injury the other day," Oregon coach Mario Cristobal said. "He was just about splitting time with the ones. We think his injury is going to be probably a little bit longer. He may be out for a little while." A mid-year enrollee in 2020, Denis did not appear in a game last season but was with the second-team offensive line at center. He repped at several interior spots during fall camp. - The Oregonian

(DS#81 OG) rSr/2026 OG Jonathan DenisLouisiana Tech
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  Arizona's starting cornerbacks this year will most likely be returning star Christian Roland-Wallace and Notre Dame transfer Isaiah Rutherford, who was one of 13 players Fisch and Co. scooped from the transfer portal. The reserve scholarship cornerbacks? Junior McKenzie Barnes and redshirt Malik Hausman, walk-on Treydan Stukes - and Morgan, an incoming freshman.

Barnes had a promising start to his Arizona career, playing in nine games as a freshman, but his productivity on the field has tapered since the 2018 season, while Hausman has mostly served as a special teams player in four years. Initially recruited by Kevin Sumlin, Morgan remained committed and signed with the Wildcats. He told the Star in April: "I'm 100% confident they can coach me and turn me into a man and a great player and get me to my goal, which is the NFL." Morgan's lengthy frame and athleticism coupled with Arizona's lack of scholarship cornerbacks could get him on the field sooner than later. - Arizona Republic


(DS#999 CB) rSo/2026 CB Jakelyn MorganLouisiana Tech
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  Louisiana Tech football has announced the addition of three transfers to its roster including quarterback Austin Kendall. Also joining La Tech are running back Keyon Henry-Brooks and cornerback Jacquez Payton. All three have the potential to be starters this season. Kendall is graduate transfer after spending three seasons at Oklahoma before transferring to West Virginia. He appeared in 11 games in two seasons for the Mountaineers, throwing for 2,153 yards and 14 touchdowns. In 2019 he started nine games and had 1,989 yards and 12 touchdowns to rank seventh in the pass-heavy Big 12 in yards per game with 221. He had a decreased role in 2020, completing just 11-of-23 attempts for 164 yards and two touchdowns. - Monroe News Star

(DS#999 QB) rSr/2022 QB Austin KendallLouisiana Tech
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  The first wide receiver to commit to Washington State under Nick Rolovich is looking to continue his college football career elsewhere. Jay Wilkerson, a Texas native who initially committed to Rolovich at Hawaii and flipped less than a month after the coach accepted a job at WSU, has entered the NCAA transfer portal, Rivals.com reported Monday. Wilkerson made his college debut in the second half of WSU's blowout loss at USC last fall and recently completed his first spring camp with the Cougars, making two catches for a team-high 50 yards in the Crimson and Gray Game. Wilkerson recorded just one other catch, for nine yards, in the team's two other spring scrimmages. A three-star prospect who also had college offers to Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota and Oklahoma State, Wilkerson had the ability to play both as an inside receiver but wasn't considered to be a first- or second-string option at either position by the end of spring camp. - Spokesman-Review

(DS#999 WR) rJr/2027 WR Jay WilkersonLouisiana Tech
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  Not everyone is always on the same page in NFL Draft war rooms. On Friday, an uncomfortable exchange between Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman and senior scout Tom Donahoe was caught on camera following the selection of Louisiana Tech defensive lineman Milton Williams. Roseman fist-bumped everyone in the room, but Donahoe was hesitant. "When we were at pick 70, there were a couple of guys that we liked on the board," Roseman told the media Friday. "We moved back a little bit to see how it would go. A couple of guys that we liked went as well. "These guys spend all year scouting these guys. You get favorites, you get guys that you feel really strongly about. We all do. That's the fun part about being in the draft room is the emotions of it." Philadelphia traded down from No. 70 to No. 73 and chose Williams in the third round to close out the second day of the draft. - Monroe news star

(DS#7 DT) rJr/2021 DT *Milton WilliamsLouisiana Tech
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  In Marshall's 2021 spring football game, Thundering Herd wide receiver Shadeed Ahmed's first catch came uncontested as a defensive breakdown led to an easy pitch-and-catch for a score with him and quarterback Grant Wells. For Ahmed, though, this spring was about making sure the defense - nor anyone associated with the Herd - forgets him on the outside ever again. Ahmed drew praise from everyone associated with Marshall's program after a breakout spring that culminated with a five-catch, 124-yard performance that yielded two touchdowns in the spring game. "[Ahmad is] a young man that I've been grinding on since I got here because he's got all the talent in the world," first-year Marshall coach Charles Huff said. "He's just got to be consistent. I think he made some really good plays [in the game]. You got to see his skill set flash a little bit." Ahmed came to Marshall from Navarro College, and is one of three players who came to the Herd from the heralded Texas junior college in 2020. - Charleston Gazette

(DS#999 WR) rSr/2026 WR Shadeed AhmedLouisiana Tech
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  The Vanderbilt football program is losing its leading rusher from last season. Running back Keyon Henry-Brooks has announced that he will enter the NCAA Transfer Portal. He is the second running back to transfer, joining Jamauri Wakefield, who entered the portal on Dec. 28, just two weeks after new coach Clark Lea was hired. Henry-Brooks will have two years of eligibility left, with the potential for a redshirt. Henry-Brooks played in six of Vanderbilt's nine games, starting in five of them, as a sophomore in 2020. He rushed 120 times for a team-high 494 yards and two touchdowns. He also tied for second on the team in receptions with 28, amassing 258 yards through the air. He was also one of only four Commodores to score multiple touchdowns, and he led the team in all-purpose yards per game with 125.3. - The Tennessean

(DS#999 RB) rJr/2024 RB Keyon Henry-BrooksLouisiana Tech
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  Baylor's run game left much to be desired, ending 2020 ranked last in the Big 12 with just 813 rushing yards. With star running back Craig "Sqwirl" Williams expected to return from injury next season, will this group make a comeback in 2021? Williams was supposed to take 2020 by storm. The three-year veteran has battled injuries throughout his career and sat the 2019 season out. He returned as the Bears' leading rusher last season, but the campaign was cut short after he suffered a season-ending knee injury in October. While Williams is expected to make a healthy return, there's some concern on whether he'll be able to avoid the injury bug. - Dallas Morning News

(DS#999 WR) rSr/2024 WR Craig WilliamsLouisiana Tech
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  01/28/21 - Keyshawn PaulrSr/2024, Louisiana Tech, 5-11, 193 (DS#172 CB) + More +

  Keyshawn "KP" Paul joins the Owls after two seasons as a member of the UConn Huskies. Paul, a junior, entered the transfer portal after the Huskies opted not to field a team in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Miami, Florida, native played defensive back in all of UConn's games in 2019 and all but one during his freshman campaign in 2018. During the 2019 season, he accumulated 36 tackles, 2.5 TFLs and an interception. While attending Jackson High School, Paul was a three-sport athlete. He played football, basketball and ran track and field. - Temple Football

(DS#172 CB) rSr/2024 CB Keyshawn PaulLouisiana Tech
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  2021 ALL-SWAC PRESEASON FIRST TEAM (COACHES): WR Abdul-Fatai Ibrahim, Sophomore, Alabama A&M,... In 11 games last year Ibrahim caught 59 balls and racked up 1,004 yards, second most on the team, while leading the club with 11 receiving touchdowns. Additionally, he placed in the top five in the league in receiving yards and TDs, receptions per game (5.4) and receiving yards per game (91.3) and was one of just three wideouts to surpass 1,000 yards. That performance netted him SWAC Freshman of the Year honors. - Alabama A&M Football

(DS#195 WR) rSr/2025 WR Abdul-Fatai IbrahimLouisiana Tech
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  01/15/21 - Myles MasonrSr/2023, Louisiana Tech, 6-2, 206 (DS#75 SS) + More +

  Former Arkansas defensive back Myles Mason announced his transfer destination on Wednesday. A junior safety from Trussville, Ala., Mason posted to his Twitter account that he has committed to Louisiana Tech. Mason entered the NCAA's transfer portal in late December. In his final season with the Razorbacks, Mason recorded 33 total tackles, including nine against Ole Miss and LSU. He started three of Arkansas' last four games in 2020. - Northwest Arkansas Times

(DS#75 SS) rSr/2023 SS Myles MasonLouisiana Tech
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