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Draft Scout Evolve: Most Recent CFB Player Rating Changes

Change Date	Player Name	College	Position	Rating Changes Made
10/22/21	Riley Sharp	Oregon State	OLB	From DS#30 rJr OLB/2023 to 999/Unranked/Recheck rSoph 2024...11/26/2020-From Unranked to DS#41 Soph OLB
10/22/21	Danny Kittner	Mary	WR	From DS#999/Unranked Sr WR to #106
10/22/21	Jesiah Irish	Oregon State	WR	From DS#52 Jr WR/2023 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rSoph 2024
10/22/21	Simon Sandberg	Oregon State	DT	From DS#125 rSr DE/2022 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rJr DT...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#45 Jr DE
10/22/21	Teagan Quitoriano	Oregon State	TE	From DS#11 Sr TE/2022 to rJr/2023 TE...7/21/2021-From DS#25 Sr TE/Resetting at #10...11/26/2020-From DS#41 Jr TE Up to #25...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#32 Jr TE
10/22/21	Jaydon Grant	Oregon State	CB	From DS#65 rSr CB/2022 to #53 rJr/2023...11/26/2020-From DS#69 Jr CB Up to #43...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#48 Jr CB
10/22/21	Omar Speights	Oregon State	ILB	From DS#25 rJr ILB/2023 to rSoph 2024 #18 ILB
10/22/21	Brandon Kipper	Oregon State	OT	From DS#24 rSr OT/2022 to #24 rJr 2023 OT...11/26/2020-From DS#35 Jr OT Up to #22...11/5/2020-From Unranked Transfer to DS#32 Jr OT
10/22/21	Chance Nolan	Oregon State	QB	From DS#999/Unranked rJr QB/2023 to #31 rSoph/2024
10/22/21	Rejzohn Wright	Oregon State	CB	From DS#153 Sr CB/2022 to #20 rJr/2023...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#45 Jr CB
10/22/21	Addison Gumbs	Oregon State	OLB	From DS#22 rJr OLB/2023 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rSoph 2024...10/10/2020-From Unranked Transfer to #22 Soph OLB
10/22/21	Henry Bainivalu	Washington	OG	From DS#28 rSr OG/2022 to rJr/2023...7/23/2021-From DS#42 Sr OG/Resetting at #25...11/4/2020-From DS#23 Jr OT to #23 OG
10/22/21	Isaac Hodgins	Oregon State	DE	From DS#46 Sr DE/2022 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rJr 2023
10/22/21	Tristan Gebbia	Oregon State	QB	From DS#78 rSr QB/2022 to 999/Unranked/Recheck rJr/2023...10/10/2020-From Unranked to DS#21 Jr QB
10/22/21	Ulumoo Ale	Washington	OG	From DS#31 rJr OG/2023 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rSoph 2024...11/24/2020-From Unranked to DS#32 Soph OG
10/22/21	Jake Levengood	Oregon State	OG	From DS#15 rJr OG/2023 to rSoph 2024...11/26/2020-From DS#38 Soph OG Up to #18...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#23 Soph OG
10/22/21	Tyjon Lindsey	Oregon State	WR	From DS#47 Sr WR/2022 to #65 rJr 2023...10/10/2020-From Unranked to #40 Jr WR
10/22/21	Luke Musgrave	Oregon State	TE	From DS#25 Jr TE/2023 to rSoph 2024 #20 TE...11/26/2020-From Unranked to DS#22 Soph TE
10/22/21	James Rawls	Oregon State	DT	From DS#41 rJr DE/2023 to 999/Unranked/Recheck/rSoph 2024 DT...11/26/2020-From Unranked to DS#48 Soph DE
10/22/21	Joshua Gray	Oregon State	OG	From DS#21 rSoph OG/2024 to #10/rFr 2025...12/30/2020-From DS#33 Fr OG Up to #14...11/5/2020-From Unranked to DS#27 Fr OG

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College Football Player News & Notes

10/17/21 - RB Tyrion Davis-Price, Jr/2023, LSU, 6-0, 223 (DS#27 RB) + More +

OCT 17 WALTER CAMP NATIONAL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: TYRION DAVIS-PRICE, LSU, Junior, Running back, Baton Rouge, LA/Southern Lab,...Tyrion Davis-Price rushed for a school record 287 yards (on 36 carries) and three touchdowns as LSU defeated 20th-ranked Florida, 49-42. Davis-Price scored on runs of 18, 40 and 25 yards. - The Walter Camp Football Foundation

(DS#27 RB) Jr/2023

RB Tyrion Davis-Price, LSU
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10/17/21 - ILB Henry Too Too, Jr/2023, Alabama, 6-2, 228 (DS#5 ILB) + More +

OCT 17 WALTER CAMP NATIONAL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: HENRY TO'O TO'O, Junior, Linebacker, Sacramento, CA/De LaSalle,...Henry To'o To'o recorded a game-high 13 tackles (7 solo), including 1.5 for losses, as fifth-ranked Alabama defeated Mississippi State, 49-9. The Crimson Tide allowed just 299 yards of total offense, including -1 rushing yards. - The Walter Camp Football Foundation

(DS#5 ILB) Jr/2023

ILB Henry Too Too, Alabama
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10/17/21 - QB Carson Strong, rJr/2023, Nevada, 6-3, 215 (DS#3 QB) + More +

Carson Strong passed for 395 yards and two third-quarter touchdowns and Nevada pulled away after halftime to beat Hawaii 34-17 in Mountain West Conference play on Saturday. The Wolf Pack (5-1, 2-0) scored first on a Brandon Talton 23-yard field goal midway through the first quarter, but the lead lasted just one play after Dae Dae Hunter took a first-down handoff and raced 75 yards to the end zone for Hawaii (3-4, 1-2). Nevada went up 10-7 on Toa Taua's 6-yard TD run with 12:58 left in the second quarter, but again the lead lasted one play after Hunter took a first-down handoff 81 yards for a TD.

The Wolf Pack answered with a 10-yard TD run by Taua for a 17-14 lead. Both teams added field goals before halftime. Strong took over in the third quarter for Nevada, throwing scoring passes of 28 yards to Romeo Doubs and a 3-yarder to Tory Horton, as the Wolf Pack upped their avantage to 34-17 with 2:25 left in the period. Strong completed 34 of 54 passes. Cole Turner had 12 catches for 175 yards. Hunter rushed for 174 yards and the two long TDs on just eight carries - all in the first half - for the Rainbow Warriors. Brayden Schager completed 22 of 39 passes for 205 yards and four interceptions. - Nevada/AP College Football

(DS#3 QB) rJr/2023

QB Carson Strong, Nevada
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10/17/21 - QB Cameron Rising, rJr/2023, Utah, 6-1, 220 (DS#46 QB) + More +

Utah is once again emerging as a serious Pac-12 title contender. The Utes are gaining momentum in pursuit of a third division title in four years after taking down a third straight league opponent. Cameron Rising threw for 247 yards and two touchdowns as Utah rallied to beat No. 18 Arizona State 35-21 on Saturday night. Rising added 59 yards and a touchdown on six carries. Tavion Thomas ran for 84 yards and a score. The Utes (4-2, 3-0 Pac-12) took over sole possession of first place in the Pac-12 South, and are the last unbeaten team in Pac-12 play. "We got everything we want right there in front of us," Rising said. "We just got to go take it." Jayden Daniels threw for 237 yards and two TDs to lead Arizona State. Daniels rushed for 46 yards and a touchdown. The Sun Devils (5-2, 3-1 Pac-12) surrendered 28 unanswered points after halftime. Utah scored on four straight drives in the second half to erase a 14-point halftime deficit. Rising completed 13-of-15 pass attempts after halftime while leading the comeback. "Got a lot of faith in Cam Rising," Utes coach Kyle Whittingham said. "He's a great leader for us and the players believe in him." - Utah/AP College Football

(DS#46 QB) rJr/2023

QB Cameron Rising, Utah
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10/17/21 - FB Brad Roberts, Jr/2023, Air Force, 5-11, 200 (DS#999 FB) + More +

Brad Roberts rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns, Air Force's defense turned in another stifling performance, and the Falcons knocked off Boise State 24-17 Saturday night. Air Force (6-1, 3-1 Mountain West Conference), which hasn't started a season this well since 2002 when the Falcons began the season 6-0 before finishing 8-5, snapped a four-game losing streak to the Broncos. After giving up two touchdowns on Boise State's first three possessions, Air Force's defense took over. "We really settled in after the first three series and made some big plays when we really needed them," Air Force coach Troy Calhoun said. "We were able to keep them out of the end zone and came up with some key stops, even at the end of the game to hold them to just a field goal." Boise State (3-4, 1-2) lost its third home game of the season, the first time that has happened since 1998.

It's also the first time the Broncos have lost three straight at home since 1997. "Everyone knows what the standard is here, whether it's on the road or at home," Boise State coach Andy Avalos said. "The standard is the competitive nature and the standard we have on the field is that it gives us an opportunity to be successful. And there are a lot of things we have to continue to improve on...We had some opportunities and we didn't execute." After falling behind early, Air Force employed the nation's top rushing attack to grind down Boise State and take a 21-14 halftime lead. - Air Force/AP College Football

(DS#999 FB) Jr/2023

FB Brad Roberts, Air Force
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10/17/21 - QB Matt Corral, rJr/2023, Mississippi, 6-2, 205 (DS#1 QB) + More +

No. 13 Mississippi held off Tennessee 31-26 on Saturday night after Rebels coach Lane Kiffin avoided being by hit by golf balls as Volunteers fans pelted the field with objects in the chaotic final minutes. Ole Miss stopped Tennessee a yard shy of a first down on a fourth-and-24 pass with just over a minute left. After that play, and the review that confirmed the spot of the ball, Tennessee fans pelted the field with objects. Tennessee's cheerleaders, dance team and band were ordered out of the stadium and police cleared the student section. "I don't know if I'm more excited that we found a way to win or that I didn't get hit with the golf balls that they were throwing at me," former Vols coach Kiffin told SEC Network, holding up a yellow golf ball. "I still have my souvenir golf ball," Kiffin said. "I also got hit with bottles with some brown stuff in them. I don't think those fans would waste moonshine. You've got one of the most passionate fan bases in America. A call didn't go their way." Play resumed after about a 20-minute delay.

Matt Corral threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 195 yards for Mississippi (5-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference). Hendon Hooker threw for 233 yards and a touchdown and for Tennessee (4-3, 2-2) and ran for 108 yards and a score. "I'm disappointed in the way the game ended with things being thrown from the crowd," Tennessee coach Josh Heupel said. "I know that's very few of our crowd members. For the most part of the game, what an unbelievable atmosphere to see Vol Nation show out the way they did." - Mississippi/AP College Football

(DS#1 QB) rJr/2023

QB Matt Corral, Mississippi
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10/17/21 - QB Steven Duncan, rSr/2022, Tarleton State, 6-4, 230 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Steven Duncan passed for 299 yards, Javy McDonald rushed for 173, and Tarleton defeated Dixie State 41-20 on Saturday night. Duncan passed for 275 yards and three touchdowns in the first half as the Texans (3-3, 1-0 Atlantic Sun-WAC challenge) took a 31-13 lead. In the second half, Adrian Guzman kicked a couple of field goals before McDonald's 77-yard run set up his own 2-yard touchdown run that put the game out of reach. J.F. Thomas added 169 yards receiving for the Texans. Drew Kannely-Robles had 20 carries for 81 yards and scored both of the Trailblazers' touchdowns. Connor Brooksby kicked two field goals for Dixie State (0-6, 0-1). Tarleton led 14-10 after one quarter before a Duncan TD pass, a Guzman field goal and a short touchdown run by Ryheem Skinner gave the Texans their 18-point halftime lead. The teams combined for 1,011 total yards, 554 for Tarleton and 457 for Dixie State. - AP College Football

(DS#999 QB) rSr/2022

QB Steven Duncan, Tarleton State
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10/17/21 - QB Caleb Williams, Fr/2025, Oklahoma, 6-1, 218 (DS#1 QB) + More +

Caleb Williams had a big starting debut for No. 4 Oklahoma, throwing for 295 yards and four touchdowns and running for another score in the Sooners' 52-31 victory over TCU on Saturday night. The freshman from Washington, D.C., unseated Spencer Rattler as the starter after leading a comeback victory over Texas last week in Dallas. He started fast against TCU with an opening 75-yard touchdown drive that took just under three minutes. Williams didn't learn he was Oklahoma's starter until midweek. Riley said he was ready to play either of his former blue-chip quarterbacks, if necessary, against TCU. "Caleb got the opportunity tonight, and obviously did a great job with it," Riley said. "I'm confident that had Spencer gotten the opportunity tonight with the way he practiced, he would've played very well also. Thought the room handled it great. Proud of those guys for a winning effort and being team-first guys." Williams was 18 of 23 and ran for 66 yards on nine carries. He had a 41-yard scoring run, juking a defender at the line of scrimmage and taking off.

Oklahoma (7-0, 4-0 Big 12) began to pull away from TCU with three consecutive touchdown drives to open the third quarter, including two touchdown connections between Williams and receiver Jadon Haselwood. Haselwood finished with 56 yards on a team-leading six catches. The third-year Oklahoma receiver was impressed by his quarterback's poise, considering his inexperience. "He's a great leader for being a freshman. I don't think he ever feels pressure," Haselwood said of Williams. "He's always in a good mood. Even last week, he felt no pressure. Like no fear, and you can tell by the way he played. Just a great kid. He can sling it, he can run, he can do whatever he needs to do to get the ball downfield." - Oklahoma/AP College Football

(DS#1 QB) Fr/2025

QB Caleb Williams, Oklahoma
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10/17/21 - RB Deion Hankins, rSo/2024, Texas-El Paso, 5-11, 215 (DS#25 RB) + More +

Deion Hankins ran for two first-quarter touchdowns and Texas-El Paso earned its fourth-straight win, rolling past Louisiana Tech, 19-3 in a Conference USA battle on Saturday night. Gavin Hardison completed 19 of 29 passes for 283 yards and had one pass picked off. Jacob Cowing caught nine passes for 166 yards. The Miners (6-1, 3-0) picked off Louisiana Tech's Austin Kendall three times, held the Bulldogs to 92 yards rushing and tackled Marcus Williams Jr. for a 1-yard loss and a safety in the second quarter. Jacob Barnes connected on a 25-yard field goal for Louisiana Tech's only score with 6:56 to play in the first half. Kendall was 13 of 27 for 164 yards for the Bulldogs (2-4, 1-1). Gavin Baechle scored the only points of the second half on a 41-yard field goal with 38 seconds left in the third quarter. UTEP lost three fumbles and and committed four turnovers. - Texas-El Paso/AP College Football

(DS#25 RB) rSo/2024

RB Deion Hankins, Texas-El Paso
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10/17/21 - QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Sr/2022, UCLA, 6-1, 205 (DS#7 QB) + More +

Dorian Thompson-Robinson threw for two touchdowns and ran for another, Devin Kirkwood came up with a critical interception inside the final 5 minutes, and UCLA beat Washington 24-17 on Saturday night. Zach Charbonnet rushed for 131 yards and the Bruins (5-2, 3-1 Pac-12) won their second straight on the road, remaining right in the middle of the Pac-12 South Division race. Thompson-Robinson threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Greg Dulcich for what turned out to be the winning score with 8:19 remaining, capping a 90-yard scoring drive. He also threw a 17-yard TD to Kam Brown in the first quarter and had a 1-yard TD run late in the first half.

Thompson-Robinson was 21-of-26 passing for 183 yards and added another 87 yards rushing. His last run came with 2:01 left when he sprinted 8 yards for first down after Washington used its final timeout. And when UCLA needed a big defensive play in the closing minutes, Kirkwood came through. Kirkwood intercepted Washington quarterback Dylan Morris at the UCLA 4 with 4:50 remaining. Morris had Jalen McMillian open for a potential touchdown, but didn't lead him enough and Kirkwood made an excellent recovery, juggling and then securing the ball. It was the second time Morris was picked off after getting intercepted on Washington's opening drive of the game. Morris was 20-of-30 passing for 184 yards, but the Huskies failed to rebound after losing in overtime at Oregon State two weeks ago. The Huskies (2-4, 1-2) are two games under .500 this late in the season for the first time since 2015 when Washington was 4-6 in mid-November before winning its final two games to become bowl eligible. - UCLA/AP College Football

(DS#7 QB) Sr/2022

QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson, UCLA
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