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11/26/21 - QB Grayson McCall, rSr/2025, North Carolina State + More +   Grayson McCall raced untouched for a 25-yard touchdown on the first play of overtime, Silas Kelly sacked South Alabama's Jake Bentley on the final play and Coastal Carolina beat the Jaguars 27-21 on Friday. Coastal Carolina (10-2, 6-2 Sun Belt Conference), which was ranked No. 22 in the preseason poll and climbed as high as No. 14 after winning its first six games, fell out of the Top 25 after a 42-40 loss to Georgia Southern two weeks ago. The Chanticleers are headed to a bowl for the second consecutive season and the second time in program history after moving to the FBS level full-time in 2017. Bentley hit Jalen Tolbert at the 10 and he raced for a 57-yard touchdown and a 2-point conversion gave South Alabama (5-7, 2-6) a 21-14 lead with 4:24 left in regulation. The Chanticleers answered with a 10-play, 82-yard drive to force overtime when Bryce Carpenter took the snap and scored from 2-yards out with 39 seconds remaining. Carpenter, a 6-foot-1, 210 pound senior, is 41-of-69 (59.4%) passing for 483 yards and four touchdowns and has 54 carries for 217 yards and three scores this season. Kelly finished with eight tackles - including the clinching sack, which gave him 2 1/2 this season - and an interception at the 5. Coastal Carolina then went 95 yards, using 19 plays and chewing up nearly 9 1/2 minutes, to trim its deficit to 10-7 when McCall threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Jaivion Heiligh with 2:24 left in the third quarter. Shermari Jones scored on a 75-yard on the first play of the fourth quarter and South Alabama's Diego Guajardo made a 30-yard field goal to make it 14-13 with 11:14 left in regulation. - Coastal Carolina/AP College Football rSr/2025 QB Grayson McCall, North Carolina State News Source: Coastal Carolina/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/26/21 - DT Chase Benson, rSr/2022, Montana State + More +   2021 ALL-BIG SKY CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM (COACHES): DT Chase Benson, MSU,...Big Sky Conference coaches lauded five other Bobcats as first teamers for the first time, including two others that join Andersen among defensive players honored. Defensive tackle Chase Benson (senior, Helena, Montana) logged 38 tackles (12 solos), including eight for a loss and 3.5 sacks. He was among the most dominant interior linemen in the FCS, and senior Daniel Hardy (Beaverton, Oregon) posted a similar season at end. He finished second in the Big Sky and ninth in the FCS in sacks (1.0 per game), and was fourth in the league and 10th nationally in tackles-for-loss (1.6 per game). - Montana State Football rSr/2022 DT Chase Benson, Montana State News Source: Montana State Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/24/21 - DE Brevin Allen, rSr/2023, Campbell + More +   2021 BIG SOUTH DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Brevin Allen, DL, Sr., Campbell,...Allen is a finalist for the Stats Perform FCS Buck Buchanan National Defensive Player of the Year Award, and finished the regular-season as the Big South leader in quarterback sacks with 9.5 and tackles-for-loss with 17.5. He ranks 10th nationally in TFL and 19th in sacks, and was one of 10 Big South defenders with at least two forced fumbles this season. The first Camel to be voted Big South Defensive Player of the Year, Allen set the school single-season record for sacks, and tied the program record for tackles-for-loss. He was the Big South Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 11 after posting 3.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks, two forced fumbles, five total tackles and a pass break-up in Campbell's victory over Gardner-Webb in the East/West BBQ Bowl. Allen recorded at least 2.0 stops behind the line of scrimmage in six games - two of which were games with 3.0 TFL - and finished the year with a TFL in eight of his 11 appearances. He amassed 44 total tackles (26 solo, 18 assisted), six quarterback hurries and a fumble recovery in 2021. Allen received five first-place votes and 23 points in the voting, ahead of Kennesaw State linebacker Evan Thompson (three first-place votes and 19 points) and Charleston Southern defensive lineman Shaundre Mims (two first-place votes and 15 points). - Big South Football rSr/2023 DE Brevin Allen, Campbell News Source: Big South Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/24/21 - OLB Garland Benyard, rSr/2026, Kennesaw State + More +   2021 BIG SOUTH DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Garland Benyard, DB, Kennesaw State,...Benyard moved into the starting lineup the last five games of the season, and recorded 21 of his 29 tackles in that span for the Big South's top-ranked defense. He had a career-high nine stops vs. Gardner-Webb (five solo), along with a tackle-for-loss. Benyard was the Big South Freshman of the Week on Oct. 18 after he recorded five total stops (three solo) and a pass break-up in Kennesaw State's shutout victory over North Carolina A&T, in which he also blocked a punt. Against Campbell in Week 8, he notched his first career sack, had five total tackles and a pass break-up. Benyard recorded three stops and a TFL in a win over Robert Morris. He finished the regular-season with 29 tackles (15 solo), 3.0 tackles-for-loss, one sack, two pass break-ups and one quarterback hurry. Benyard earned 37 points and seven first-place votes in the balloting, ahead of Campbell linebacker CJ Tillman (21 points and four first-place votes) and North Carolina A&T defensive lineman Henry Daniels (17 points and one first-place vote). - Big South Football rSr/2026 OLB Garland Benyard, Kennesaw State News Source: Big South Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/21/21 - QB Hendon Hooker, rSr/2023, Tennessee + More +   All season, Tennessee coach Josh Heupel has stressed maintaining a high competitive level, no matter the opponent. Saturday night, thanks to a 60-14 win over South Alabama, Heupel's players proved they got the message. "They answered my question," Heupel said. "Who are we going to be? We were assignment sound. We took care of business." Hendon Hooker threw for 273 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another to lead Tennessee. The nonconference win gives the Volunteers (6-5) bowl eligibility in Heupel's first season. The Jaguars (5-6) have one more try to reach that level under first-year coach Kane Wommack. "(Bowl eligibility) is important for sure," Heupel said. "Nobody focused on that part of it. We just wanted to continue to grow and compete. Now we have an opportunity to grow and compete in December." Hooker connected on 17 of 20 passes, with touchdowns going to Cedric Tillman (27 yards) and Princeton Fant (24). Jabari Small rushed for 73 yards and a pair of TDs. Jalen Wright and Len'Neth Whitehead also scored one on the ground. "(We were) hitting on every angle," Hooker said. "We're trying to tire you out tonight." "(Hooker) keeps being aggressive," Heupel said. "He's a competitor." Besides an offense that collected 561 yards, the Vols defense stifled the Jaguars with 1 of 16 in third-down conversions and had 13 tackles for loss. "We did a good job of maxing things out (on defense)," Heupel said. "We had pressure on their quarterback." - Tennessee/AP College Football rSr/2023 QB Hendon Hooker, Tennessee News Source: Tennessee/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/21/21 - QB Trae Self, rSr/2023, Stephen F. Austin + More +   Trae Self ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more as Stephen F. Austin steamrolled Lamar 42-6 in the regular season finale Saturday. The Lumberjacks, who hope for an at-large berth into the playoffs, came into the game ranked No. 22 in the FCS coaches Poll and won their fifth straight game. Self squeezed over from the 1 twice in the first quarter to put SFA up 14-0. After Bailey Giffen got the Cardinals on the board with a 32-yard field goal, Self threw a nine-yard strike to Jeremiah Miller and a 7-yard strike to Lawton Rikel. Giffen connected on a 53-yard field goal with :21 left in the first half to make it 28-6 at intermission, but Self scored his third rushing touchdown of the game on a five-yard run less than two minutes into the second half. Self was 15 of 23 for 262 yards and was picked off once for SFA (8-3, 4-2 ASUN-WAC). Lamar (1-9, 0-6) used three quarterbacks who were a collective 8 of 21 for 117 yards. The Cardinals used 12 running backs in the game and gained 83 yards on 44 carries. - AP College Football rSr/2023 QB Trae Self, Stephen F. Austin News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - QB Frank Harris, rSr/2024, Texas-San Antonio + More +   Frank Harris threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Oscar Cardenas with three seconds left, rallying No. 15 UTSA to a wild 34-31 victory over UAB on Saturday. The Roadrunners (11-0, 7-0) defeated the reigning three-time Conference USA West champion Blazers (7-4, 5-2) to clinch their first division title. Trailing much of the game, the Roadrunners got the ball back with 1:09 left after stuffing the Blazers a yard short of a first down on third-and-4 at the UAB 42. Following a punt, Harris drove UTSA 77 yards on seven plays. The winning touchdown came after Harris fumbled the snap and had his pass tipped by UAB linebacker Noah Wilder before Cardenas caught it in the back of the end zone. Harris completed 25 of 35 passes for 323 yards and three touchdowns. The senior set the school single-season record with 21 touchdown passes on his first TD Saturday. Dylan Hopkins passed for 254 yards and two touchdowns and DeWayne McBride rushed for 144 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries for UAB. The Roadrunners took their first lead late in the third quarter on Hunter Duplessis' 49-yard field goal to go up 27-24. Duplessis had a 51-yarder earlier. UTSA had a season-high 35,147 in attendance at the Alamodome, and the crowd had an impact as it did last week against Southern Miss. UAB had three false starts, a delay of game and had to call its final timeout with 5:25 left in the game to avoid a penalty. - UTSA/AP College Football rSr/2024 QB Frank Harris, Texas-San Antonio News Source: UTSA/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - SS Desmond Williams, rSr/2023, Weber State + More +   Weber State set a program record with three interceptions returned for touchdowns, and the Wildcats clinched their seventh-straight winning season by beating Northern Colorado 48-17 on Saturday. It was the first home victory for the Wildcats (6-5, 5-3 Big Sky Conference), which closed the regular season winning five of its last seven. Desmond Williams, Braxton Gunther and Conner Mortensen returned interceptions 65 yards, 47 and 50 respectively. Northern Colorado led 10-3 midway through the second quarter, and Williams tied it when he intercepted Alec Lewis. The Bears went back up when Lewis threw a 63-yard touchdown pass to Dylan Thomas with 6:02 before halftime. Weber State proceeded to go on a 38-0 run from there. Lewis threw for 185 yards a two touchdowns for the Bears (3-8, 2-6). - AP College Football rSr/2023 SS Desmond Williams, Weber State News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - QB Grayson McCall, rSr/2025, North Carolina State + More +   Grayson McCall tied a school record five touchdown passes and Coastal Carolina maintained possession for more than 35 minutes in a 35-21 win over Texas State on Saturday. McCall returned after missing the last two games with an upper body injury and went 22-for-28 for 319 yards. The second-year starter threw touchdown passes to four different receivers which were led by senior Jaivon Heiligh and his sixth 100-yard receiving game of the season. Heiligh had 10 catches for 101 yards and a touchdown and senior tight end Isaiah Likely had five catches for 62 yards and a score. Kameron Brown finished with four catches for 90 yards and two touchdowns. McCall's 21-yard scoring pass to Likely broke a tie at 21 and the Chanticleers led the rest of the way. Coastal (9-2, 5-2 Sun Belt) now has won nine or more games in consecutive seasons. Calvin Hill rushed for 100 yards on 12 carries and scored a touchdown for Texas State (3-8, 2-6). - AP College Football rSr/2025 QB Grayson McCall, North Carolina State News Source: AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - RB Rasheen Ali, rJr/2024, Marshall + More +   Rasheen Ali rushed for 203 yards and three touchdowns and Marshall beat Charlotte 49-28 on Saturday to remain in the race for the Conference USA East Division title. Marshall (7-4, 5-2) will face division leader Western Kentucky (7-4, 6-1) next Saturday with the winner earning a trip to the C-USA championship on Dec. 3. Ali's 25-yard run opened the scoring for Marshall and he added a short touchdown run in the second quarter for a 14-7 lead. Ali's 4-yard score late in the third capped a string 28 unanswered points for a 42-14 lead. Sheldon Evans added 68 yards on the ground with two TDs for Marshall. Chris Reynolds was 19-of-34 passing for 176 yards and three scores for Charlotte (5-6, 3-4). Cameron Dollar caught two TD passes. - Marshall/AP College Football rJr/2024 RB Rasheen Ali, Marshall News Source: Marshall/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - RB Kobe Pace, rSr/2025, Virginia + More +   Kobe Pace ran for a career-high 191 yards and two touchdowns as Clemson won its 13th straight over No. 13 Wake Forest, delaying the Demon Deacons' run to the ACC Atlantic title with a 48-27 victory Saturday. Will Shipley gained 112 yards with two touchdowns and also threw a 2-yard jump pass TD to Davis Allen for the Tigers (8-3, 6-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), who won their 34th straight at home. Clemson also kept its hopes of a seventh straight trip to the ACC title game alive with the stunning rout of Wake Forest (9-2, 6-1). The Demon Deacons entered the game averaging 44.7 points and 498 yards a game. They left with a season low in points and had only 36 yards rushing. With time running out, chants of "Over-Rated," rang out through Death Valley, where Wake Forest has not won since 1998. Fans filled the field at the end, the school reinstating its long-held tradition it first suspended in 2020 because of the pandemic. Still, Wake Forest remains in the divisional driver's seat and can make its first championship game appearance in 15 years by beating Boston College next Saturday. For the Tigers to reach the title game, they would need Wake Forest to lose to BC and have No. 25 North Carolina lose one of its final two games. Clemson, at last, looked the part of the ACC preseason favorite as it battered Wake Forest and quarterback Sam Hartman. Hartman was sacked seven times and threw an interception. The Deacons also fumbled twice, both leading to Clemson touchdowns. Hartman finished with 312 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown with Wake trailing by 22 points. Clemson, looking to redeem itself from a struggling season, came out on fire on both sides of the ball. - Clemson/AP College Football rSr/2025 RB Kobe Pace, Virginia News Source: Clemson/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - RB Tyrell Robinson, rSr/2025, Army + More +   Tyrell Robinson ran for an 87-yard touchdown and finished with 137 of Army's 377 rushing yards as the Black Knights ran over UMass, 33-17 on Saturday. Army had 10 players with at least one carry and got touchdown runs from four different backs. After UMass took a 3-0 lead midway through the first quarter on a Cameron Carson 45-yard field goal, Army answered when Robinson took the pitch in the backfield, got a block on the corner and raced 87 yards untouched to the end zone. Wilson Catoe scored from three-yards out to cap a 10-play drive and a 16-3 Army lead with 13:30 left in the second quarter. Garrett Dzuro tossed a five-yard pass to Jacob Orlando to pull UMass within a touchdown at 16-10, but Cole Talley booted a 33-yard field goal as time expired in the first half for a 19-10 lead. Jakobi Buchanan and Tyhier Tyler each added fourth-quarter touchdown runs for Army (7-3). - Army/AP College Football rSr/2025 RB Tyrell Robinson, Army News Source: Army/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/20/21 - QB Jordan Travis, rSr/2024, Florida State + More +   Jordan Travis threw for three touchdowns and 251 yards and Florida State stopped Boston College in their own territory in the final two minutes for a 26-23 victory on Saturday. A week after rallying from an eight-point deficit in the final five minutes for a victory over rival Miami, the Seminoles (5-6, 4-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) rolled to a 23-point lead before holding on to move a victory away from becoming bowl eligible. Travis completed 20-of-34 passes with no interceptions, connecting with three different receivers for scores. Coming off his five-touchdown day last Saturday in a victory at Georgia Tech — three rushing and two throwing — BC QB Phil Jurkovec went 10 of 24 for 148 yards with a TD and one INT. He carried 17 times for 59 yards with a score. Pat Garwo III had a scoring run for the Eagles (6-5, 2-5). The Seminoles led 19-3 at halftime and scored on the initial drive of the second half when Malik McClain made a leaping grab of Travis' pass in the back of the end zone. BC then scored two TDs — failing on a two-point conversion on the first — in just over 3 ½ minutes early in the fourth, slicing it to 26-23 on Jurkovec's 36-yard TD pass to Zay Flowers. Florida State pressured, hit or sacked Jurkovec nearly every time he dropped back to pass in the opening half, limiting the Eagles to just 95 total yards. - Florida State/AP College Football rSr/2024 QB Jordan Travis, Florida State News Source: Florida State/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/17/21 - FB Clint Ratkovich, rSr/2022, Northern Illinois + More +   Clint Ratkovich ran for two touchdowns and his 25-yard jaunt in overtime carried Northern Illinois past Buffalo 33-27 in overtime Wednesday night. Ratkovich's score was the only offensive play the Huskies (8-3, 6-1 Mid-American Conference) needed in the overtime. Buffalo (4-7, 2-5) took the ball to the Northern Illinois 1-yard line in eight plays, but Matt Myers fumbled at the goal line and Demond Taylor Jr. recovered for the Huskies. The Huskies' needed the extra session after John Richardson missed a 37-yard field goal as time expired. Buffalo tied it at 27 when Alex McNulty made a 55-yard field goal with 1:10 remaining. Rocky Lombardi threw for 197 yards for Northern Illinois, Trayvon Rudolph ran for 94 yards on three carries and scored once and Ratkovich ran for 75 yards. Rudolph's 75-yard scoring run with 5:17 before halftime pulled the Huskies into a tie at 10. Myers threw for 162 yards and a touchdown for the Bulls and Dylan McDuffie had 125 yards on 29 carries and a touchdown for Buffalo. - Northern Illinois/AP College Football rSr/2022 FB Clint Ratkovich, Northern Illinois News Source: Northern Illinois/AP College Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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11/17/21 - ILB Jason Henderson, rSr/2026, Old Dominion + More +   NOV 15 CONFERENCE USA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Old Dominion LB Jason Henderson had a team and career-high 12 tackles, a half a tackle-for-loss, a fumble recovery and a blocked extra point in Old Dominion's third consecutive win, this time over Florida Atlantic. His fumble recovery set up a field goal that gave ODU a 20-10 lead early in the fourth quarter. When the Owls cut the lead to 20-16 later in the final stanza, Henderson blocked the extra point and it was returned for two points to give ODU a 22-16 lead, a key shift in the game for the Monarchs, who held on to the 30-16 win over Florida Atlantic. - Conference USA Football rSr/2026 ILB Jason Henderson, Old Dominion News Source: Conference USA Football Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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