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11/29/23 - QB Grayson McCall, rSr/2025, North Carolina State + More +

Coastal Carolina quarterback Grayson McCall, a three-time Sun Belt Conference player of the year, has entered the transfer portal. It is the second straight season McCall had announced his intention to leave the program. However, he returned last year after the school hired current coach Tim Beck to replace Jamey Chadwell, who had left for Liberty after the 2022 season. McCall's post on social media Wednesday thanked the school for his five years before saying he had entered the portal as a graduate transfer with a final year of eligibility remaining. McCall, the 6-foot-3, 220-pound fifth-year senior, missed his team's final five games with a head injury suffered at Arkansas State on Oct. 21. McCall was knocked unconscious, carted off the field and spent the night in a hospital before returning to campus. - AP College Football

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QB Grayson McCall, North Carolina State
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11/29/23 - FS Tucker Large, rSr/2026, Washington State + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM: RS Tucker Large, South Dakota State, So.,...Large also earned second-team all-MVFC recognition as a return specialist after averaging 16.3 yards per punt return. Large set an SDSU single-game record with 149 yards on four punt returns Sept. 16 against Drake. - South Dakota State Football

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FS Tucker Large, Washington State
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11/29/23 - QB Jordan Travis, rSr/2024, Florida State + More +

2023 ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR/OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jordan Travis, Florida State,...Travis was recently named a semifinalist for the Walter Camp National Player of the Year award, in addition to being a semifinalist for the Maxwell Award, Davey O'Brien Award, and the Jason Witten Man of the Year Award. The West Palm Beach, Florida, native threw for 2,755 yards and 20 touchdowns while adding seven more scores on the ground. The quarterback ranks third in ACC history in regard to single-season interception avoidance after being intercepted just twice on 324 pass attempts (0.62%), one of only three players in the nation to throw 20 or more touchdowns and two or fewer interceptions this season.

In back-to-back weeks of conference play, Travis threw for a combined 719 yards with four touchdowns, completing 61.9 percent of his passes along the way. Travis opened the season on a strong note as he completed 23-of-31 (74.2 percent) of his pass attempts for 342 yards and four touchdowns as he led the Seminoles to victory over No. 5 LSU. On three separate occasions this season, Travis was named the ACC Quarterback of the Week. Throughout the year, Travis was also named to the Davey O'Brien Award Great 8 and the Manning Award Star of the Week three times each. He earned Davey O'Brien Award National Quarterback of the Week honors on Oct. 24 after throwing for 268 yards and two touchdowns against No. 16 Duke. Additionally, Travis became Florida State's all-time leader in touchdown responsibility (97), total offense (10,554), quarterback rushing yards (1,910), and quarterback rushing touchdowns (31). - ACC Football

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QB Jordan Travis, Florida State
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11/27/23 - TE Cole Rusk, rSr/2026, Illinois + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: TE Cole Rusk,...Joined the Racers from Eastern Michigan...Led the team with 39 catches for 507 yards and six touchdowns...Was seventh in MVFC with six touchdown catches...Caught a Racer season-high 94 yards on four receptions vs Youngstown State (Nov. 18)...Tied for team season-high seven catches at Missouri State (Oct. 21)...His season-long reception went for 47 yards vs Youngstown State (Nov. 18)...Was third in voting for MVFC Newcomer of the Year. - Murray State Football

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TE Cole Rusk, Illinois
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11/27/23 - DT Khristian Boyd, rSr/2024, Northern Iowa + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM: DL Khristian Boyd, Northern Iowa, R-Sr.,...A defensive lineman from Kansas City, Missouri, Khristian Boyd is claiming All-MVFC honors for the second time in his career after a Second Team appearance last season. The redshirt senior recorded 43 total tackles and 6.5 tackles for a loss of 28 yards, a career-high. The 2023 team captain tied his career-high with 3.5 sacks for 23 yards. - Northern Iowa Football

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DT Khristian Boyd, Northern Iowa
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11/27/23 - C Jalen Sundell, rSr/2024, North Dakota State + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM: OL Jalen Sundell, North Dakota State, Sr.,...The Bison had seven first-team selections including senior Hunter Brozio, who was selected to two spots as the first team fullback and long snapper. Right guard Jake Kubas, left tackle Jalen Sundell, defensive end Dylan Hendricks, linebacker Logan Kopp and safety Cole Wisniewski also made the first team. NDSU (9-3) is scheduled to play No. 6 seed Montana State (8-3) in the second round of the NCAA Division I Football Championship at 1 p.m. MT on Saturday, Dec. 2, at Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman. - North Dakota State Football

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C Jalen Sundell, North Dakota State
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11/27/23 - OT Hunter Zambrano, rSr/2026, Texas Tech + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM: OL Hunter Zambrano, Illinois State, Jr.,...Zambrano graded out at the team's top offensive lineman at over 90 percent. He was a key anchor of the offensive line unit that allowed the fewest sacks in the MVFC with just seven on the year, ranking the group in the top 5 nationally. - Illinois State Football

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OT Hunter Zambrano, Texas Tech
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11/27/23 - QB Zack Annexstad, rSr/2024, Illinois State + More +

2023 ALL-MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: QB Zack Annexstad,...In his final season for the Redbirds, Annexstad picked up All-MVFC honors as he completed 69.7 percent of passes for 2,114 yards and 17 touchdowns with just five interceptions before missing the final two games of the season due to injury. The two-time team captain finished his year ranked in the top 10 nationally in completion percentage and completions per game and threw for a career-high five touchdowns at Youngstown State. - Illinois State Football

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QB Zack Annexstad, Illinois State
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11/27/23 - QB Mark Gronowski, rSr/2026, Iowa + More +

2023 MISSOURI VALLEY CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Mark Gronowski, South Dakota State, 6-3, 225, Jr., Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley High)...Leads FCS in passing efficiency (184.08)...completed 68.5 percent (159-of-232) of his passes for 2,359 yards and 23 touchdowns against only three interceptions...averaging 234.5 yards of total offense per game...rushed and passed for touchdowns in seven games this season...threw a TD pass in 10 of 11 games...first-team all-MVFC in 2020-21 spring season, second-team selection in 2022...two-time team captain (2022, 2023). - Missouri Valley Football

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QB Mark Gronowski, Iowa
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11/27/23 - DE Daylan Dotson, rSr/2025, Central Florida + More +

2023 ALL-BIG SOUTH-OVC FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FIRST TEAM: DL - Daylan Dotson, Jr., UT Martin,...Dotson lived up to his preseason hype by maintaining his status as a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award after a strong season on the defensive line. He finished the campaign with 51 total tackles while adding 19.5 tackles for loss which ranked fourth nationally. Along with his work in the defensive backfield, he also registered 7.0 sacks, 17 quarterback hurries, seven pass breakups, a forced fumble and a recovery. He recorded multiple TFLs in eight games - including a season-best 4.0 tackles and two sacks against Eastern Illinois - while notching a season-high 10 tackles and four quarterback hurries against Missouri State. - UT Martin Football

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DE Daylan Dotson, Central Florida
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11/26/23 - OLB Jay Person, rSr/2024, Chattanooga + More +

2023 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jay Person, Sr., DL, Chattanooga,...Chattanooga's Person posted 53 tackles this season, with 16 of those going for lost yardage, leading the SoCon. His average of 1.45 TFLs ranks 14th in the FCS. Person leads the conference in sacks with 8.5 this season, ranking 20th in the FCS with 0.77 per game. Against Mercer on Oct. 14, Person had 4.0 TFLs, tying a career best. He also had a sack and a forced fumble in that game, leading to him being named the SoCon Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 16. Person's selection marks the 11th time a Chattanooga player has been named the defensive player of the year by the coaches and gives the Mocs the winner for the third straight season, with Person winning for the second straight time and Devonnsha Maxwell taking home the honor in 2021. - Southern Conference Football

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OLB Jay Person, Chattanooga
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03/10/23 - RB John Emery Jr., rSr/2026, Transfer + More +

Senior running back John Emery was absent from LSU's first practice of the spring Thursday morning. Emery, a former five-star recruit from St. Rose, returned for his fifth season this year instead of entering the NFL draft. Coach Brian Kelly said Emery has to meet certain academic requirements before he can practice. Emery missed the entire 2021 season and the first two games last year because he was ruled academically ineligible, a decision the NCAA upheld after an appeal.

"John is focused strictly right now on his academics," Kelly said. "He's got some marks that he has to hit from an academic standpoint before we talk about football with him. That was the deal with John and talking to his family. If his primary focus was academics and taking care of his degree, then we would have a conversation about football." Emery wasn't the only running back missing from practice. Fifth-year graduate student Josh Williams and junior Armoni Goodwin did not appear during a 20-minute viewing period as they recover from injuries. Goodwin won't be able to practice until preseason camp. - Baton Rouge Advocate

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RB John Emery Jr., Transfer
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03/08/23 - OT Zion Nelson, rSr/2026, Southern Methodist + More +

Jalen Rivers, who has played mostly guard at UM, again lined up as the first-team left tackle, while Chris Washington was the first-team right tackle. Left tackle Zion Nelson, who missed much of last season because of a knee injury, remains out for undisclosed medical reasons; Mario Cristobal has indicated he's optimistic that Nelson will be able to play this season. Rivers could end up starting at left tackle if Nelson doesn't win the job this summer, or if the Canes believe five-star freshmen tackles Samson Okunlola and Francis Mauigoa aren't ready for starting jobs. - Miami Herald

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OT Zion Nelson, Southern Methodist
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03/07/23 - DT Jacobian Guillory, rSr/2026, LSU + More +

After joining the defensive line rotation as a redshirt freshman, Jacobian Guillory stayed there last year. He started twice, but he fell far behind the snap counts of starters Mekhi Wingo and Jaquelin Roy. Guillory finished with 14 tackles and one quarterback hurry. In his career, he has 23 tackles, two tackles for loss and a half-sack. This is a pivotal offseason for Guillory. On top of Wingo and Maason Smith, LSU signed West Virginia transfer Jordan Jefferson and Florida transfer Jalen Lee. They added depth, but there are available snaps this spring. Wingo (shoulder) and Smith (knee) are limited as they recover from injuries, giving Guillory and others the chance to assert themselves. - Baton Rouge Advocate

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DT Jacobian Guillory, LSU
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03/07/23 - ILB Justin Flowe, rSr/2026, Arizona + More +

Former five-star linebacker Justin Flowe's career at Oregon was derailed by injuries. 'That's all in the past,' he says. 'All I can do now is focus on the future.' When Justin Flowe officially became a college football player in 2020, many thought by this point he'd be preparing for the NFL draft. Currently, the only thing connecting Flowe and the NFL is the league's shield logo tattooed on his right hand. But that could change if everything goes according to plan in the linebacker's new chapter with the Arizona Wildcats. Flowe's Plan A? The Upland, California, native, who played in Snoop Dogg's youth football league as a kid and developed the moniker "Baby Man," signed with the Oregon Ducks as a five-star prospect and top-ranked inside linebacker nationally.

Plan A was slowed down by a sequence of knee and foot injuries in Flowe's first two seasons at Oregon before he finished with a career-high 35 tackles in 2022, including four in Tucson against the UA. But Flowe clamored for a change of scenery and entered the transfer portal with hopes that Plan B could lead to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell saying Flowe's name at the draft podium. "I just see it as adversity," Flowe said. "Adversity happens to everybody, so (it's about) the way you get through it. I'm just planning now to thrive this year and be the best I can be. "That's all in the past. All I can do now is focus on the future." - Arizona Star News

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