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San Jose State University defensive lineman Cade Hall is one of 35 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players named to the 2021 Walter Camp Player of the Year Award watch list by the Walter Camp Football Foundation. Hall earned his spot on the watch list after receiving a 2020 Walter Camp Football Foundation second-team All-America honor for a superb season of 10.0 quarterback sacks in seven games as San Jose State won the Mountain West, finished with a 7-1 overall win-loss record, and posted .875 winning percentage - third best in school history. Going into his fourth college season, the 6-foot-3, 270-pound lineman also was the Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year and the Mountain West championship football game's Defensive Most Valuable Player to go along with his Walter Camp All-America recognition in 2020. - San Jose State Football

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07/31/21 - Tysyn Parker, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-1, 222 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

Throughout his San Jose State University career, starting linebacker Tysyn Parker displayed a quiet dedication to the game of football, a focused pursuit of a college degree, and very willing to assist those who could use a helping hand. For combining all three traits during his four years as a Spartan, Parker, from Serra High in Gardena, Calif., and majoring in justice studies, is one of 45 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players nominated for the 2021 American Football Coaches Association's (AFCA) Good Works Team and this year's Wuerffel Trophy. At San Jose State for the last three years, Parker has mentored fourth and fifth grade students at a nearby elementary school who are lacking a male role model and participated in community outreach events such as Autism Speaks and the Silicon Valley YWCA's Walk a Mile in Her Shoes to raise awareness that any form of violence against women is not acceptable. - San Jose State Football

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ILB Tysyn Parker, San Jose State
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07/29/21 - Cade Hall, rSr/2023, San Jose State, 6-2, 270 (DS#999 DE) + More +

For San Jose State University defensive lineman Cade Hall, appearing on a college football national watch list the past two weeks is a regular occurrence. The 2021 Bronko Nagurski Award presented by Lending Tree honors the best defensive player regardless of position in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) is the latest preseason recognition for Hall, named to several 2020 All-America teams.

Hall is the first San Jose State player since defensive end Travis Johnson in 2012 named to a Nagurski Award watch list. The award is named after Bronko Nagurski, an outstanding college football player at the University of Minnesota and later professionally with the Chicago Bears who is enshrined in the Pro Football and College Football halls of fame. A year ago, Hall was second nationally in quarterback sacks per game with 10.0 in seven contests as San Jose State won the Mountain West championship for the first time since joining the conference in 2013 and first league title since sharing a portion of the Big West championship in 1991. - San Jose State Football

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DE Cade Hall, San Jose State
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07/29/21 - Jack Snyder, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-5, 306 (DS#37 OT) + More +

San Jose State University offensive tackle Jack Snyder is the first Spartan named an Outland Trophy watch list in more than 20 years. Presented since 1946, the annual award recognizes the most outstanding interior offensive lineman on either side of the football. Defensive ends are not eligible for this national award. Snyder, now in his sixth season with the Spartans, has started 40 games since the 2017 season. He made eight starts in the eight games he played in 2020 and was named a first-team All-Mountain West honoree as San Jose State won the conference championship. - San Jose State Football

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OT Jack Snyder, San Jose State
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07/21/21 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

Quarterback Nick Starkel represents San Jose State University as one of 90 outstanding Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players on offense listed on the 2021 Maxwell Award watch list presented by the Maxwell Football Club. Since 1937, the Maxwell Award, named in honor of local football and sports writing legend Robert "Tiny" Maxwell, is awarded to college football's player of the year. In his second year of graduate school and first at San José State, Starkel enjoyed his best season as a college football player in 2020. He completed 64.2 percent of his passes for 2,174 yards and 17 touchdowns directing an efficient offense that averaged almost 29 points a game. More significantly, the Spartans won their first Mountain West championship since joining the conference in 2013 and first football conference championship since sharing the 1991 Big West Conference title. - San Jose State Football

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QB Nick Starkel, San Jose State
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07/21/21 - Cade Hall, rSr/2023, San Jose State, 6-2, 270 (DS#999 DE) + More +

San Jose State University defensive lineman Cade Hall is one of 90 players listed on the 2021 Bednarik Award watch list presented by the Maxwell Football Club. The Bednarik Award is awarded to college football's outstanding defensive player of the year and is named after College and Pro Football Hall of Fame standout Chuck Bednarik. Known as the "60-Minute Man," Bednarik played his college football at the University of Pennsylvania and professionally for the Philadelphia Eagles (1949-62).

Hall is coming off an All-America season in 2020 in which he finished second nationally among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players in quarterback sacks per game with 10.0 in seven contests and was 12th nationally with 12.0 tackles for loss. He had a quarterback sack in five of the seven games he played igniting a San José State defense that yielded 19.9 points a game, the first time since 1990 teams averaged fewer than 20.0 points a game in a season against the Spartans. - San Jose State Football

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07/17/21 - Chevan Cordeiro, rSr/2024, San Jose State, 6-1, 200 (DS#43 QB) + More +

University of Hawaii quarterback Chevan Cordeiro is believed to be the first college athlete in the state of Hawaii to enter into an endorsement partnership with a local company. The Saint Louis graduate was introduced as a spokesperson for Central Pacific Bank on Thursday on the heels of the NCAA announcing a uniform interim policy suspending name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules for all incoming and current student-athletes in all sports. "I'm thankful to Central Pacific Bank for giving me this opportunity," said Cordeiro. "This is an exciting development for me and for college athletes in general. I look forward to learning more about how to balance the demands of being a student-athlete and what it takes to be successful in business." Terms of the deal between CPB and Cordeiro were not disclosed. - Khon2.com

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07/15/21 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

Nick Starkel began his collegiate career at Arkansas (and then Texas A&M) before arriving in San Jose last year. All the Texas native did in his first season as the Spartans' signal caller was operate an offense that scored nearly 30 points a game and averaged 298.4 passing yards, good for 19th nationally. Starkel completed 64.2% of his passes with 17 touchdown tosses against just seven interceptions. - Casper Star-Tribune

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07/04/21 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

On the first day collegiate athletes were allowed to earn money off their name, image and likeness, San Jose State quarterback Nick Starkel had a piece of advice for his teammates: don't lend it out to just anyone - and maybe not at all. "If you're missing practice for a photoshoot because you got a deal with a brand you're working on, I will rip you a new one," Starkel said in a social media video Thursday. "In the end, it is America. It is a free country. Do what you desire. But a PSA to my teammates … I do not expect you to let it distract you. If it does, we're gonna have a serious problem."

Starkel, a senior who passed for 2,174 yards and 17 touchdowns last season, posted a series of videos to Instagram in response to the new law of the land beginning Thursday. Facing laws in six states set to take effect this month, the NCAA agreed to change its so-called NIL rules, paving the way for a new potential source of income for amateur athletes, who had previously been barred by the NCAA of receiving any compensation. Starkel, however, said the NIL deals are unlikely to benefit everyone. "Everybody's acting like everyone out here is gonna get a shoe brand deal or something," Starkel said. "Name one offensive lineman in the NFL that has his own shoe deal. It doesn't happen. Not everyone's gonna get it. It's the best players at the best schools." - San Jose Mercury News

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QB Nick Starkel, San Jose State
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01/15/21 - Trevon Sidney, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#288 WR) + More +

Illinois football has lost another player to the transfer portal this offseason, with senior receiver Trevon Sidney deciding to move on from the Illini. Sidney joined the Illini in 2019 after spending three seasons at Southern California. He made a quick impact in Champaign-Urbana as a redshirt junior, hauling in 16 passes for 123 yards and a touchdown in five games. But the 5-foot-11, 180-pound Sidney missed that season's final eight games with an injury and did not play at all during the 2020 season because of an injury. - News Gazette Tribune

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WR Trevon Sidney, San Jose State
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01/13/21 - Elijah Cooks, rSr/2023, San Jose State, 6-4, 219 (DS#49 WR) + More +

It's a unique opportunity - hopefully, once in a lifetime - and 11 Nevada football players plan to take advantage of it. With the NCAA basically offering to not count the 2020 season against a player's college eligibility, nearly a dozen Wolf Pack seniors have said they plan to come back to play in 2021. The list includes six players who were named to the All-Mountain West teams last year. Call it "The Fifth Year," call it "Senior 2.0," call it what you will, but Nevada should be loaded, especially at receiver and defensive line, with the addition of a group that normally would have been out of eligibility. - Reno Gazette Journal

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WR Elijah Cooks, San Jose State
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01/10/21 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

Mississippi State football nearly landed an experienced player for coach Mike Leach's offense Friday, but an SEC bylaw got in the way. Former San Jose State wide receiver Tre Walker announced his intention to transfer to Mississippi State via the NCAA transfer portal. Hours later, he tweeted he will not be transferring to MSU after all because of a rule that prohibited him from enrolling. That rule is bylaw 14.5.5.6 in the SEC Bylaws and Commissioner Regulations handbook. It states an athlete transferring from one four-year institution to another must meet certain requirements. One is that the athlete must have two years of eligibility remaining unless he has already graduated. Walker does not have his degree from San Jose State and only has one year of eligibility remaining, so he is not eligible to enroll at Mississippi State or any other SEC institution. - The Clarion Ledger

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WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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01/09/21 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

Mississippi State added another receiver to its already dynamic room. Tre Walker, a four-year standout at San Jose State, announced his intention to transfer to MSU for his final year of eligibility via Twitter on Friday. Walker helped the Trojans to a 7-1 record and the Mountain West title game this year. He finished his time at SJSU with 189 career catches for 2,790 yards -- both of which rank top-10 in program history. Walker, who will be on scholarship at MSU, becomes the fifth transfer to join MSU over the offseason. Other imports include quarterbacks Jack Abraham (Southern Mississippi), Chance Lovertich (South Alabama) and Jack Kristofek (Sam Houston State). The Bulldogs also added former Central Florida defensive end Randy Charlton. - The Dispatch

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WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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01/06/21 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

San Jose State's rough week got even rougher with the news star wide receiver Tre Walker is transferring and wide receivers coach Kevin Cummings has been hired at Arizona. Walker, a two-time All-Mountain West Conference receiver who had nearly 200 catches and 3,000 yards in his four years at San Jose State, announced he'll play his fifth and final collegiate season elsewhere. That news seemed to catch Spartans quarterback Nick Starkel by surprise. Walker officially entered transfer over the weekend and it's not a stretch to believe he could be following his position coach, Cummings, to the University of Arizona. - San Jose Mercury News

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WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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12/24/20 - Chevan Cordeiro, rSr/2024, San Jose State, 6-1, 200 (DS#43 QB) + More +

Chevan Cordeiro threw three first-half touchdown passes and Calvin Turner had two long scoring plays to help Hawaii beat Houston 28-14 on Thursday in the New Mexico Bowl. The game was moved to Frisco from its usual location in Albuquerque because of COVID-19 restrictions in New Mexico. Hawaii (5-4) gave first-year coach Todd Graham his 100th career victory. He previously coached at Rice, Tulsa, Pittsburgh and Arizona State.

The Rainbow Warriors had a winning record for the third season in a row, the first time they've done that since 2001-04. Houston (3-5) has consecutive losing seasons for the first time since 2000-02. Cordeiro completed 15 of 23 passes for 136 yards and had eight carries for 33 yards. - AP College Football

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QB Chevan Cordeiro, San Jose State
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