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05/05/21 - WR *Jameson Williams, Jr/2022, Alabama + More +   The Tuscaloosa gateway to the transfer portal has been more of an on-ramp - more of an exporter than an importer. That changed, at least for the moment, Monday when Jameson Williams took the T-town exit after leaving Ohio State. It was a move that made sense for both sides, especially given the transfer rule recently passed by the NCAA. For Alabama, its receivers room lost its two most talented and experienced stars in DeVonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle. Slade Bolden was the lone receiver with serious experience who played on A-Day as he returns for a fourth fall at Alabama. John Metchie will be back this fall after missing the spring with an injury and there's certainly some young talent flashing potential. Williams, once the top-rated recruit in Missouri and No. 13 receiver nationally, brings two years of Big Ten experience to Alabama. He's known as a speed burner and that should come as no surprise to the Crimson Tide coaching staff. Though he caught just one pass for 14 yards in the CFP title game, Williams lit up DeVonta Smith right as he hauled in the first punt of the night. He also brings impressive height at 6-foot-2 and 188 pounds. It would also be fair to say he's leaving a more crowded depth chart in Columbus to transfer south. The return of Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson, former five-star Jaxon Smith Njigba and the emergence of freshman Marvin Harrison Jr. (you don't have to google it) this spring probably meant he'd be facing more seasoned competition at Ohio State than Alabama. - Birmingham News Jr/2022 WR *Jameson Williams, Alabama News Source: Birmingham News Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/04/21 - ILB *Dylan Moses, rJr/2021, Alabama + More +   Alabama linebacker Dylan Moses is signing with the Jacksonville Jaguars after not being picked in the 2021 NFL draft, ESPN and NFL Network reported. The reports added that Moses will be placed on the non-football injury list as he continues to recover from February surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his knee. The injury, which Moses said he played through last season without realizing its severity, is considered non-football within the NFL's collective bargaining agreement because it happened before he joined the NFL. Although Moses had been projected as a mid-round pick, he instead will earn minimal guaranteed money as an undrafted free agent while also having little assurance about a roster spot once he comes off the NFI list. - Birmingham News rJr/2021 ILB *Dylan Moses, Alabama News Source: Birmingham News Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/03/21 - WR *Drake London, Jr/2022, USC + More +   Drake London hadn't ventured away from the slot much at all until this spring. Turns out, his talent still translates on the outside. No offensive player was more dominant during 15 practices than London, who seems well on his way to being one of the nation's top receivers in 2021. - Los Angeles Times Jr/2022 WR *Drake London, USC News Source: Los Angeles Times Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/03/21 - TE *Pat Freiermuth, Jr/2021, Penn State + More +   Former Penn State tight end Pat Freiermuth will stay in the state of Pennsylvania to begin his professional career, after being selected No. 55 overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Friday in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. He was the third Penn State player to be drafted after Micah Parsons and Odafe Oweh went in the first round. Freiermuth should be an immediate impact player for the Steelers, as long as he's healthy. The tight end missed the last portion of Penn State's 2020 season due to a shoulder injury that required surgery. He was healthy enough to run drills at Penn State's March pro day but did not do any testing. He is a high-quality all-around tight end who can stay on the field in all situations. Freiermuth is a good run blocker who relies more on his strength and physicality than technique when asked to take on defenders in the run game and when he helps offensive tackles in the passing game. He will have plenty of time to improve his technique, which should help him become one of the best blocking tight ends in the NFL. - Centre Times Jr/2021 TE *Pat Freiermuth, Penn State News Source: Centre Times Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/03/21 - FS *Andre Cisco, Jr/2021, Syracuse + More +   If someone would've told Andre Cisco during his final two years of high school football at IMG Academy in Florida that he would be returning to the Sunshine State four years later as a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars, he wouldn't have believed them. "He would've said when, where and how? Because it was definitely a long road for me," said Cisco, who became the 65th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft on Friday night. "It wasn't clear. It was hard to say how it was going to happen, but I'll say going to IMG is what opened up my eyes to me believing in myself and making that next step to say I'm dedicated." Cisco, a 6-foot-1, 216-pound safety, became the highest-drafted player for the Syracuse football program since 2013 on Friday night. He was in Atlanta surrounded by a group of family and friends when he got the life-changing call. "It means everything. This is exactly what I've been working for," Cisco said during a press conference shortly after he was selected. "I'm somebody that had an unfortunate incident this past season and was still fortunate enough to get drafted this early, so I'm blessed in a lot of different ways." - The Post-Standard Jr/2021 FS *Andre Cisco, Syracuse News Source: The Post-Standard Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/03/21 - DT Aaron Faumui, rSr/2024, Virginia + More +   One of the focuses for UVa's defense this spring has been getting more one-on-one pass rush from its defensive line. And Saturday, it appeared to be making progress. Just 9½ of UVa's 32 sacks last season came from defensive linemen. Getting back end Aaron Faumui, who opted out of the 2020 season, figures to give the team a big boost in that department. He had four sacks and nine hurries as a sophomore in 2019. - Charlottesville Daily Progress rSr/2024 DT Aaron Faumui, Virginia News Source: Charlottesville Daily Progress Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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05/02/21 - DE Malcolm Koonce, rSr/2021, Buffalo + More +   Malcolm Koonce will head to the NFL, and he'll do so as the first University at Buffalo football player drafted in four years. The Las Vegas Raiders selected the Bulls' defensive end with pick No. 79 in the third round Friday in Cleveland. UB's recent success on the field and in player development has helped cultivate more professional prospects. The selection capped a remarkable 2020 season and postseason for Koonce, who skyrocketed up mock drafts this spring. That was despite not working out during UB's pro day in March due to a broken metatarsal in his foot. "I was being myself throughout the whole process," Koonce told reporters via the Mercury News. "I'd heard anywhere from second round all the way to seventh. I really didn't even know." - Buffalo News rSr/2021 DE Malcolm Koonce, Buffalo News Source: Buffalo News Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/30/21 - C Trevor Downing, rSr/2023, Iowa State + More +   Trevor Downing's Operation Recovery looks to be complete. If Iowa State opened the season now, instead of Sept. 4 against Northern Iowa at Jack Trice Stadium, he'd back where he started. He'd be the No. 1 left guard on a very good offensive line again. That's the word from offensive coordinator Tom Manning, who told reporters Wednesday that Downing might be better than ever. "He's been playing with the ones," Manning said. "That's been a really good thing for us to see. He had a really good winter, with (strength coach Dave Andrews). That's paid big dividends for him. He's 100 percent back to normal. He's been really good. He feels healthy. He certainly looks stronger than prior to his injury." That was about the only question mark remaining for an offense that's essentially intact from last season - not only among the starters, but throughout the depth chart. Downing's good health means an exceptionally deep offensive line will have a combined 93 career starts among seven players when the season begins. From center Colin Newell's 26 starts to right tackle Joey Ramos' five, it's got every opportunity to be the Cyclones' best line ever. - Des Moines Register rSr/2023 C Trevor Downing, Iowa State News Source: Des Moines Register Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/29/21 - WR *Jameson Williams, Jr/2022, Alabama + More +   Jameson Williams became the latest Ohio State football receiver to look elsewhere for an opportunity. Cleveland.com confirmed that Williams, a starter throughout the 2020 season, has entered the transfer portal. Matt Zenitz of al.com first reported the development on Wednesday. Williams was the third receiver behind Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave in 2020. Despite playing all eight games, he totaled just 154 yards and two touchdowns on nine receptions. His role was expected to decrease in 2021, as Jaxon Smith-Njigba is projected to start in the slot. That left Williams contending for second string snaps outside with freshman Marvin Harrison Jr. - coming off an impressive spring as an early enrollee - and redshirt freshman Julian Fleming. - Cleveland Plain Dealer Jr/2022 WR *Jameson Williams, Alabama News Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/28/21 - ILB Caleb Kelly, rSr/2022, Oklahoma + More +   Caleb Kelly can't escape the jokes. Just this spring, OU defensive coordinator Alex Grinch slipped one in. Standing in front of the room, Grinch ended a phrase with "even like eight years ago, Caleb Kelly." Even head coach Lincoln Riley recently got a shot in about Kelly's extended college career. "I'm used to it now because it's been going on for like two years now," Kelly said. "Now here on like my third senior year, 'Oh yeah, I'm the old guy. I get it.' "But it's funny when they joke about six years and it's actually my sixth year." Kelly is a 23-year-old linebacker. This September will mark his sixth season with the Sooners. He's the last player from the Bob Stoops era. It's why Kelly was beaming after actually playing in Saturday's annual spring game - his first meaningful action in pads in front of fans for the first time since Dec. 28, 2019 in the Peach Bowl. "I thought about it this morning when I woke up," Kelly said. "First off, I woke up today. That's a blessing thinking about all the people that didn't. Then I go get to play football. "It's been so long." - Daily Oklahoman rSr/2022 ILB Caleb Kelly, Oklahoma News Source: Daily Oklahoman Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/27/21 - DT Siaki Ika, rJr/2023, Baylor + More +   It's quite evident that Baylor's defense is significantly ahead of the offense since new offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes has just started installing the parts this spring. But Saturday's Green and Gold game at McLane Stadium showed that it isn't just a bevy of returning players who could make the defense one of the best in the Big 12 this fall. The Bears now have massive 6-4, 350-pound noseguard Siaki "Apu" Ika plugging the middle. The LSU sophomore transfer made his presence known in the intrasquad scrimmage as he burrowed through Baylor's offensive line to nail running back Qualan Jones for a safety while wreaking havoc on many other plays. "That's a force," said Baylor running back Abram Smith. "I ran into him today. He shot the A (gap) and hit me in the backfield. And I couldn't get away." Ika began to show his talents on LSU's 2019 championship team in a backup noseguard role under then defensive coordinator Dave Aranda. After playing in only four games last season, Ika entered the transfer portal and decided to reunite with Aranda at Baylor. Joining a defense packed with veteran linebackers and defensive backs, Ika's presence in the middle will occupy blockers and free up Baylor's other defensive linemen to make plays. "I love Apu and his energy, I love his smile, I love his heart," Aranda said. "He knows the structure of the defense and the run fits. He knows protection and he's been able to tutor people on the sidelines. I know our guys respect him, not only how he plays, but he carries himself in such a way that they see where he's headed." - Waco Tribune Herald rJr/2023 DT Siaki Ika, Baylor News Source: Waco Tribune Herald Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/24/21 - C Andrew Raym, Sr/2024, Oklahoma + More +   Early in spring practice, OU football coach Lincoln Riley went through the list of players getting work at center as the Sooners work to find a replacement for Creed Humphrey. Riley went through four names - Chris Murray, Ian McIver, Robert Congel and Nate Anderson. Andrew Raym wasn't among that group. But speaking Wednesday, three days before OU's Saturday spring game, which kicks off at 4 p.m. and will be televised on Bally Sports Oklahoma, Raym appears to be getting not only a hard look at the spot but might be in best position to start the season there. "I've worked myself into a center spot now and I'm taking those reps with the first team," Raym said. "I love center. I love being out there commanding the offense." Humphrey's departure leaves a significant hole to fill for Bill Bedenbaugh's group and finding that replacement has been at the top of the Sooners' offensive priority list through the spring. Raym, a Broken Arrow product, didn't see time at center in high school, making his debut at the position at the Under Armour All-America Game in January 2020. Last season, he worked exclusively at guard, seeing action at left guard in a reserve role and carving out a role on special teams as well as he played in 10 games as a freshman. - Daily Oklahoman Sr/2024 C Andrew Raym, Oklahoma News Source: Daily Oklahoman Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/23/21 - DE Zion Tupuola-Fetui, rSr/2024, Washington + More +   Washington outside linebacker Zion Tupuola-Fetui, a third-team AP All-American selection last season, will miss the next six to 10 months after tearing his Achilles tendon in practice last week. Washington coach Jimmy Lake said Wednesday that the Huskies are not ruling Tupuola-Fetui out for the entire 2021 season as of yet. Tupuola-Fetui is expected to undergo surgery later this week. Despite playing just three games last fall, Tupuola-Fetui was a revelation in his first season as a starter for the Huskies. He had seven sacks and 13 tackles. He also forced and recovered one fumble. The loss of Tupuola-Fetui is another big blow for Washington's defense heading into the 2021 season. - Seattle Post Intelligencer rSr/2024 DE Zion Tupuola-Fetui, Washington News Source: Seattle Post Intelligencer Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/22/21 - TE Kyle Patterson, Sr/2023, Air Force + More +   Air Force football is proceeding with a plan to fully open Falcon Stadium to fans this fall, packing a place that spent the 2020 season empty except for cadets. The academy announced on Twitter that the 2021 season includes "plans for full capacity." "We will continue to monitor state and local health guidelines as we will coordinate with public health to ensure a safe fan experience for all," athletic director Nathan Pine in a statement on social media. The Falcons will host six games - Lafayette (Sept. 4), Utah State (Sept. 18), Florida Atlantic (Sept. 25), Wyoming (Oct. 9), San Diego State (Oct. 23) and UNLV (Nov. 27). The team moved its scheduled Nov. 6 home game against Army to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, as part of the two-year Commander's Classic. - Colorado Springs Sr/2023 TE Kyle Patterson, Air Force News Source: Colorado Springs Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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04/19/21 - ILB Jeremiah Gemmel, rSr/2022, North Carolina + More +   Despite losing Chazz Surratt to the NFL, this group is still loaded with players that have gotten stronger, smarter and more explosive in the off-season. There are currently 17 linebackers on the roster but this article will focus on the top nine that will most likely see playing time this coming season. The two incoming freshmen, Raneiria 'Rara' Dillworth and Power Echols, will not be part of that group barring an unforeseen circumstance. It is not a reflection of their talent but just that they need more time to develop physically. At the middle linebacker position, we will begin with the two most likely starters. They are Jeremiah Gemmel and Eugene Asante. Gemmel is the quarterback of the defense who was a team captain in 2020. He had 78 tackles, six tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, one interception and a forced fumble. Asante has primarily been a special teams ace during his career at Carolina earning the respect of his teammates and coaches. - Keeping It Heel rSr/2022 ILB Jeremiah Gemmel, North Carolina News Source: Keeping It Heel Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here

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