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Draft Scout College Football Player News: Montana State
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Quarterback Tommy Mellott ran for his third touchdown with 2:16 remaining and Montana State held off Idaho for a 20-13 victory on Saturday in a key Big Sky Conference matchup. Montana State (9-1, 7-0 Big Sky Conference), playing in front of sold-out, 17, 000-seat Bobcat Stadium, won its ninth straight game, its best since 2011. The Bobcats, ranked third in the FCS coaches poll, entered tied with Sacramento State atop the conference standings, Mellott's 3-yard scoring run capped an eight-play, 37-yard dri ve lasting about four minutes. Caleb Lightbourn's 28-yard punt on the Vandals' previous series set up the short field for the Bobcats.Zach Borisch was sacked for the fifth time when Idaho (3-7, 2-5) couldn't get past its 18 on its final series. Me llott finished with 13 caries for 68 yards. He also scored on a 9-yard run in the first quarter and a 23-yarder in the second. He threw just two passes with one completion. Matthew McKay was 9-of-14 passing for 104 yards for the Bobcats. Borisch threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Terez Traynor that pulled the Vandals to 13-10 at halftime. Logan Prescott kicked field goals from 40 and 46 yards. The Bobcats conclude their regular season facing in-state rival and ninth-ranked Montana on the road next Saturd ay. Idaho travels to Idaho State on Saturday. - Montana State/AP College Football
Sr/2025  QB Tommy Mellott, Montana State
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Freshman kicker Blake Glessner's two field goals in the third quarter made the difference in a defense-heavy contest as Montana State edged Weber State 13-7 Friday night. Montana State (6-1, 4-0 Big Sky Conference) played catchup after Weber State (2-4, 1-2) jumped ahead on the game-opening drive. The Bobcats, ranked No. 9 in the FCS coaches poll, knotted the score at 7-7 just before halftime when Matthew McKay scored on a 1-yard keeper to tie the game. Glessner added third-quarter field goals of 46 and 32 yards in the third quarter.After Glessner's second field goal, the Bobcats and Wildcats ground against each other, trading eight punts and three turnovers on downs on the next 11 possessions until Montana State got the ball one last time with less than 90 seconds left. McKay scrambled to his right for a critical first down with 1:15 to go, allowing the Bobcats to run out the clock. Montana State defensive end Daniel Hardy had two solo sacks and two assists, including a crucial drop of Weber S tate quarterback Bronson Barron on third-and-long with less than two minutes left in the game. - AP College Football
Sr/2022 OLB Daniel Hardy, Montana State
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Sean Chambers threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score, and Wyoming beat Ball State 45-12 on Saturday. Chambers completed 14 of 23 passes for 201 yards. He threw a short TD pass to Treyton Welch early in the second quarter, and his 1-yard scoring run late made it 31-0 at halftime. Xazavian Valladay and Dawaiian McNeely also had touchdown runs for the Cowboys (3-0). Wyoming's Keyon Blankenbaker had an interception in the first quarter and ran 50 yards into the end zone. Chad Muma's 45-yard pick-6 capped the scoring with 6:35 remaining. Carson Steele and Will Jones each had a touchdown run for Ball State (1-2). - Wyoming/AP College Football
rSr/2024  RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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Sean Chambers ran nine yards for the winning touchdown with 1:35 remaining and Wyoming blunted a furious Northern Illinois comeback with a 50-43 win on Saturday. Isaiah Neyor scored three touchdowns, two via passes from Chambers, as the Cowboys (2-0) bui lt a 42-16 lead by late in the third quarter. Wyoming intercepted Northern Illinois' Rocky Lombardi three times, his first picks of the season and most since throwing three against Iowa in November 2020. Two of the three interceptions led to Wyoming touc hdowns.But Northern Illinois (1-1) rallied with four straight touchdowns to take a 43-42 lead with just under five minutes left. Lombardi fired a 14-yard strike to Trayvon Rudolph, and freshman Harrison Waylee, who had 179 yards rushing, tore off scoring runs of 75 and 14 yards to come within 42-36 early in the fourth. Clint Ratkovich scored his third touchdown to give Northern Illinois the lead. On Wyoming's final drive, Chambers drove the Cowboys 75 yards in 10 plays. Chambers went 13-of-23 pas sing for 204 yards with touchdown strikes of 33 and 19 yards to Neyor. Xazavian Valladay gained 101 yards on 21 carries with a TD. - Wyoming/AP College Football
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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Sean Chambers connected with Treyton Welch up the middle for a go-ahead 21-yard touchdown with 47 seconds left and Wyoming edged Montana State 19-16 on Saturday. Wyoming was held to three points through three quarter before Xazavian Valladay put the Cowb oys ahead 9-7 with a 2-yard rush early in the fourth. Welch's TD capped an eight-play, 75-yard drive after Montana State had taken a 16-12 lead with 2:17 to go on Treyton Pickering's 1-yard TD grab. It spoiled the debut of Montana State's first-year head coach Brent Vigen, who was Wyoming's offensive coordinator for the previous seven seasons.Chambers was 15-of-26 passing for 196 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Welch had two catches for 25 yards. Valladay rushed for 77 yards and Ch ambers also carried it 14 times for 51 yards. Matthew McKay passed for 200 yards and one touchdown for Montana State. Isaiah Ifanse rushed 16 times for 103 yards. Blake Glessner made a 53-yard field goal to pull Montana State within 10-9. - Wyoming/AP Co llege Football
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Chambers once again finds himself in the driver's seat to be the University of Wyoming's starting quarterback. Chambers was named the Cowboys' starting quarterback each of the previous two falls, and he made it a third when the team's post-spring depth chart was released in late-May. He has suffered season-ending injuries in each of his three seasons in Laramie, however, and is looking to end his streak of bad luck. Chambers broke his left leg on the third play from s crimmage in the 2020 season opener at Nevada.While Chambers is atop the most recent depth chart, he will still have to hold off redshirt freshman Levi Williams through the summer and fall. Williams saw nearly all the snaps in UW's six games after Chambers went down. "I think competition breeds success. I'm definitely OK with being in a competition," Chambers said. "I wouldn't expect my position to be (handed to me)." Chambers practiced during the spring and played in the spring game, completing 8 of 13 passes for 172 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Like the rest of the Cowboys, he entered the offseason with a chip on his shoulder. "It feels like some redemption. We have some stuff to prove to people," Chambers said. - Wyoming Tribune Eagle
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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University of Wyoming quarterback Sean Chambers has been named to the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Watch list. The Golden Arm Award, presented annually to the top upperclassmen quarterback by the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational Foundation encapsul ates all that is positive in college sports. The award acknowledges performance on the field, but it goes beyond completion percentage and touchdown strikes. The award values character, citizenship, integrity and those who honor the game. Chambers appear ed in one game last season before missing the rest of the campaign with an ankle injury. Wyoming is 9-4 in games which Chambers starts. - Wyoming Tribune Eagle
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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The University of Kentucky receiving corps, looking to re-establish itself as a threat in the Southeastern Conference, has probably lost one of its top veterans for the 2021 season. Clevan Thomas, who's entering his senior season, suffered a torn ACL dur ing UK's last week of spring practice, as first reported by Nick Roush of Kentucky Sports Radio. UK spokesperson Susan Lax confirmed the report to the Herald-Leader. Outside of Josh Ali, who led UK in receiving last season, Thomas was the only returning receiver who'd caught a touchdown as a Wildcat; his lone score came in 2019, when he grabbed the first TD pass of Lynn Bowden's career against Arkansas in a 24-20 victory. He played in only four games last season, recording a single reception for 3 yards , but Thomas throughout spring practice drew praise from UK's coaching staff and teammates. New offensive coordinator Liam Coen said in March that, at that time, he was one of the only receivers playing multiple positions within the offense. "He's done s ome really nice things. Some really nice things," Coen said. "He's working his tail off. He runs great routes. He's hustling around." - Herald Leader
rSr/2024 WR Clevan Thomas Jr., Montana State
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Sean Chambers needed a change. And if he's being honest, he contemplated whether or not it would include football. His first few seasons as Wyoming's starting quarterback have all ended the same way. One season-ending injury after another took a mental t oll on Chambers, who's lost just three times as the Cowboys' starter but has only played in 13 games over three seasons because of two fractured legs and a knee that's been surgically repaired. Chambers has already proven to be one of the Mountain West's most dynamic dual-threat signal callers when he's on the field, accounting for 22 career touchdowns in those games (10 passing, 12 rushing). But once the latest injury occurred on the first series of UW's pandemic-shortened season at Nevada last fall, C hambers admitted he started to wonder if this football thing was for him."Football was the worst thing in the world, especially college football," Chambers said. "I've had so much fun playing football, and in college, three straight season-ending injuries...I went to a dark place and thought about it." Yet Chambers joined the rest of his teammates inside War Memorial Stadium on Tuesday to go through the Cowboys' first spring practice. He's healthy again and said he feels no limitations, though he admitted it's going to take some time to work himself back into playing shape. UW had to cancel its spring last year because of the coronavirus pandemic, so those three snaps against the Wolf Pack are the only reps he's gotten in a game or practice sinc e mid-October. - Casper Star-Tribune
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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Sean Chambers' comeback tour will again return to War Memorial Stadium this spring. It's been a frustrating last couple of seasons for Wyoming's sophomore quarterback, whose tough luck with injuries has been well-documented. Three season-ending injuries in as many years have kept Chambers off the field far more often than he's been on it. When healthy, the 6-foot-3, 225-pounder has proven to be arguably the Mountain West's most dynamic signal callers with his legs. Chambers is averaging 6 yards per carr y and has already accounted for 12 rushing touchdowns despite playing just 13 games so far with 12 starts. Chambers is expected to be full go for spring practice, which is scheduled to begin April 6, and the top priority for the Cowboys has to be keeping it that way heading into the summer and into the fall. The same could be said for Levi Williams, who took over as the starter once Chambers went down with a leg injury three snaps into the Cowboys' pandemic-shortened season. - Casper Star-Tribune
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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2020 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Tre Webb, DB,...In all, 11 San Jose State players were named either a first or second team selection or to a group of honorable mention honorees. Webb is second on the team with 44 tackles and tops the squad with four pass break-ups. - San Jose State Football
rSr/2022 SS Tre Webb, Montana State
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At a game that had nearly no fans in attendance, the University of Wyoming found its own energy in the form of Sean Chambers, even though he was unable to play the majority of the game. The redshirt sophomore quarterback and team captain was knocked out with a fibula injury just three plays into Saturday's 37-34 overtime loss at Nevada. A UW spokesperson said it is potentially a broken fibula, and UW coach Craig Bohl said the injury could ultimately be season ending. It would be the third consecutive se ason Chambers has seen his season end prematurely due to leg injury, as he broke his right ankle as a true freshman again Air Force, and suffered a left knee injury against the Wolf Pack in 2019 that required surgery. Chambers was carted off the field bu t returned to the sideline, where he sat on the bench and stood on crutches for the remainder of the night without his pads or helmet in sight.Following his return to the bench, a group of wide receivers, including junior Gunner Gentry, embraced C hambers. He couldn't impact the game with his arm or his legs any longer, but Chambers was able to inspire his teammates just by being there. When the game went to overtime, it was Chambers, crutches and all, who came to midfield to call the coin toss. " It just really goes to show the kind of person Sean is. He's a big team first guy. He really will serve others before he serves himself," Gentry said. "And that really goes to show, the way he came out on the field even though he was still in a ton of pa in and still hurting, he still came out and supported us. "He was locked in the whole game. He was vocal, he was energized. Just having that, I think, was huge. Just showing us that, no matter what, you can fight through anything." - Wyoming Tribune Eagl e
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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Wyoming has selected its captains for the upcoming football season, which include some familiar names. Quarterback Sean Chambers, defensive end Garrett Crall, offensive lineman Keegan Cryder and linebacker Chad Muma all earned the distinction this season . UW announced its four captains Saturday. A year after being just the seventh underclassman in program history to be voted a captain, Chambers has earned the distinction for the second straight year. Chambers, a redshirt sophomore, has been the Cowboys' starting quarterback since the end of his true freshman season when healthy, going 9-2 as a starter, and his captain status may be an indication of who will take the first snap when UW opens its season at Nevada on Saturday. - Casper Star-Tribune
rSr/2024 RB Sean Chambers, Montana State
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2020 PHIL STEELE/DRAFTSCOUT ALL-BIG SKY FIRST TEAM: Amandre Williams, Montana St, Sr.,...Williams posted a brilliant debut season at MSU in 2019, earning Third Team All-Big Sky honors...landed starting honors at Buck before the season and starting 14 of the 15 games (missing only because of formation circumstances)...third on the team with 65 tackles, including eight at North Dakota State and seven at Cal Poly...recorded 5.0 sacks on the season, including 2.0 vs. UM and 1.5 vs. UAlbany...made 16 tackles behind the line-of-scrimmage, including 3.0 vs. Southern Utah and 2.5 against the Grizzlies. - Montana State Football
rSr/2022  OLB Amandre Williams, Montana State
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2020 PHIL STEELE/DRAFTSCOUT ALL-BIG SKY FIRST TEAM: Lewis Kidd, Montana St, Sr.,...Kidd started all 15 games in 2019, earning Second Team All-Big Sky honors...helped anchor an offensive line that led the Big Sky in rushing yards and fewest sacks allowed. (2018) Started all 13 games at right guard. - Montana State Football
rSr/2022 OT Lewis Kidd, Montana State
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