Celebrating 25 Years!
From Prep to Pro, EST 2001










 Draft Scout College Football Player News
Previous 15 Notes Next 15 Notes


  Tennessee Football   On a Saturday filled with Southeastern Conference teams playing lower-division opponents, Tennessee appeared to be facing one, too. DeSean Bishop ran for 116 yards and two touchdowns, including one that ended with a flip into the end zone, and the 20th-ranked Volunteers overwhelmed rival Florida 31-11 to win in the Swamp for the first time since 2003. The Volunteers (8-3, 4-3 SEC) had dropped 10 in a row at Florida Field, one of the longest skids in series history. Although there were plenty of lopsided meetings over the years, this one could go down as the most stunning - even with the Gators (3-8, 2-6) spiraling and waiting to find out the future of Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin. With retired coach Urban Meyer watching from the Florida sideline, the Vols scored touchdowns on their first four drives and led 31-0 at halftime.

It was easily their most dominant 30 minutes of football against Florida since 1990. They outgained the Gators 323-110 in the opening half and had 19 first downs. The Gators put up little fight on defense and couldn't seem to get out of their own way on offense. A holding penalty negated a 42-yard completion, DJ Lagway was stuffed for no gain on a fourth-down run and Trey Smack missed a 38-yard field goal. The Gators tried to regroup at halftime. But Jadan Baugh inadvertently signaled for a fair catch on the second-half kickoff and let the ball bounce, resulting in Florida starting at the 2-yard line. Roughly half the home crowd left early, and no one could blame them. It was Florida's worst home showing since trailing Missouri 42-0 in 2014. Tennessee fans took over Florida Field in the waning moments and long after the clock wound down, and quarterback Joey Aguilar riled them up with a mock Gator chomp. - Tennessee/AP College Football


QB Joey Aguilar, rSr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (27)
Recruiting Grade: 3* (129)

+ Tennessee Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Tennessee Player News & Notes

News Source: Tennessee/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Wisconsin Football   Darrion Dupree had 131 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 17 carries to lead Wisconsin to a 24-10 win over Illinois on Saturday night. Dupree became Wisconsin's first 100-yard rusher this season. Dupree scored on an 84-yard run, the Badgers' longest play from scrimmage this season, to push Wisconsin's lead to 17-7 in the third quarter - Dupree's first touchdown of the season and second of his career. Darryl Peterson had three of Wisconsin's five sacks of Illini quarterback Luke Altmyer. Illinois finished with 298 total yards. Peterson talked to his teammates in the locker room at halftime and said he didn't want the Badgers to be complacent. Altmyer went 21 of 35 for 248 yards, and added 20 yards rushing and a touchdown on 13 carries.

Charlie Jarvis tackled the Illinois punter following a bad snap and Wisconsin took over at the 14. Four plays later, Dupree took a direct snap and ran 4 yards for a TD run that increased Wisconsin's lead to 24-10. The Badgers (4-7, 2-6 Big Ten) got on the scoreboard first as Vinny Anthony rushed 6 yards for a TD in the first quarter. Nathanial Vakos kicked a season-long 47-yard field goal to give Wisconsin a 10-7 lead with 14 seconds left in the first. The loss snapped a two-game winning streak for the Illini (7-4, 4-4, No. 21 College Football Playoff). - Wisconsin/AP College Football


RB Darrion Dupree, Jr/2028 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 4* (25)

+ Wisconsin Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Wisconsin Player News & Notes

News Source: Wisconsin/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Texas Football   Raleek Brown rushed for 255 yards, the third-most in Arizona State history, and had a pair of touchdowns to help the turnover-prone Sun Devils stay in Big 12 title contention with a 42-17 win over Colorado on Saturday night. The Sun Devils (8-3, 6-2) still need help - Texas Tech and BYU both have one league loss - but go into the final week with a mathematical chance to play in the conference's championship game. Arizona State weathered three fumbles and an interception thanks to its stout defense. The Buffaloes mustered only three points off the miscues.

The Sun Devils finished with 580 total yards, including 355 yards rushing. They outscored Colorado 29-10 in the second half. Brown averaged 11.6 yards per carry. The only blemish on his big night was a fumble at the end of the third quarter when he jumped over a defender. But on his next carry - after the Sun Devils forced a fumble - Brown broke free for an 88-yard score that gave Arizona State a comfortable 28-17 lead with 13:31 remaining. It was a pivotal play in the game - the Buffaloes were driving before the fumble by Ronald Coleman on his first carry - and redemption for Brown. The program mark for most yards rushing in a game is held by Eno Benjamin, who had 312 yards against Oregon State in 2018. Cam Skattebo rushed for 262 against Mississippi State last season. Jeff Sims threw for 206 yards and two TDs, including a slant route that Derek Eusebio turned into a 68-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Colorado (3-8, 1-7) closed out its home schedule with a 3-4 mark in coach Deion Sanders' third season. Freshman QB Julian "Ju Ju" Lewis finished 19 of 38 for 161 yards and a touchdown pass in his second career start (fourth game). He was sacked four times. Lewis can still redshirt if he doesn't play next week. - Arizona State/AP College Football


RB Raleek Brown, rSr/2027 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (09)
Recruiting Grade: 4* (04)

+ Texas Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Texas Player News & Notes

News Source: Arizona State/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Stanford Football   Jay Green and Darrius Davis returned fumbles for touchdowns to help Stanford snap a four-game losing streak in the Big Game with a 31-10 victory over mistake-prone California on Saturday. The Cardinal (4-7, 3-5 ACC) took advantage of three lost fumbles and 13 penalties by the Golden Bears (6-5, 3-4) to get their first win in the rivalry since the 2020 pandemic season and first at home since 2017. The win improved Stanford to 4-1 at home this season under interim coach Frank Reich and gave the Cardinal their most wins in a season since going 4-2 in the shortened 2020 campaign.

Stanford pulled away by scoring three times in a span of just over seven minutes starting late in the third quarter. Emmet Kenney made a 36-yard field goal after missing his first two tries to make it 17-10. The Cardinal then quickly got the ball back when Cal quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele fumbled a shotgun snap that was recovered by Matt Rose at the Bears' 20. Micah Ford ran it in from 4 yards out four plays later to the delight of the Cardinal contingent in the rare big crowd of 50,039 at Stanford Stadium. Elijah Brown then hit CJ Williams for a 34-yard touchdown to make it 31-10 with 10:01 to play. The loss comes one game after Cal beat No. 14 Louisville on the road for its first win over a ranked opponent since 2020 and will likley raise more questions about the job security for Wilcox, who hasn't finished a season with a winning record since 2019. - Stanford/AP College Football


SS Jay Green, rSr/2027 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (12)
Recruiting Grade: 3* (340)

+ Stanford Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Stanford Player News & Notes

News Source: Stanford/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here


  11/22/25 - K Damian Ramos, rSr/2026, LSU + More +

  LSU Football   Michael Van Buren threw a touchdown pass, Damian Ramos kicked two field goals, and LSU beat Western Kentucky 13-10 on Saturday night. LSU (7-4) took a 7-3 lead when Michael Van Buren connected with tight end Trey'Daz Green for an 11-yard touchdown with 1:32 left in the first half. The Tigers, who finished with 328 total yards, relied on a 18-yard field goal by Ramos late in the third quarter and a 29-yarder early in the fourth quarter to take a 10-point lead. Dylann Flowers scooped up a fumble by Harlem Berry and returned it 71 yards for a TD to cut WKU's deficit to 13-10 with 1:05 to play.

Making his second start for LSU, Van Buren completed 25 of 42 passes for 202 yards. Berry had 80 yards rushing on 18 carries. LSU was 3 of 15 on third-down conversions and committed nine penalties for 69 yards. Western Kentucky (8-3) was held to 2.3 yards per play and finished with a season-low 152 total yards. The Hilltoppers drove 57 yards in nine plays to open the contest, culminating with a 35-yard field goal by John Cannon to make it 3-0. Rodney Tisdale Jr. was 20-of-39 passing for 128 yards. - LSU/AP College Football


K Damian Ramos, rSr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 2* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 0* (84)

+ LSU Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
LSU Player News & Notes

News Source: LSU/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Penn State Football   Kaytron Allen ran for 160 yards and two touchdowns, and Penn State's defense played its best game of the season to keep the Nittany Lions' bowl hopes alive with a 37-10 win over Nebraska on Saturday night. Allen, who racked up 181 yards rushing in last week's win against Michigan State, became Penn State's career rushing leader with 3,954 yards, passing Evan Royster's 3,932 set in 2010. The senior back plowed through and zipped around the Huskers all night. Allen passed Saquon Barkley on the school's career rushing list in the first half before eclipsing Royster with a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter. By then the Nittany Lions (5-6, 2-6 Big Ten) had put the game out of reach, scoring on five-straight possessions while their defense stymied the Cornhuskers.

Allen ripped off a 50-yard run around Nebraska's left flank on the Nittany Lion's opening drive to help setup a short touchdown toss from Ethan Grunkemeyer to tight end Andrew Rappleyea. Ryan Barker booted a 26-yard field goal, then Nicholas Singleton capped Penn State's next two drives with 4- and 10-yard rushing touchdowns to make it 23-3 at halftime. Emmett Johnson had 19 carries for 103 yards and eight catches for 48 for yards for the Cornhuskers (7-4, 4-4), who have lost three of their last five. They didn't give themselves much of chance in head coach and State College native Matt Rhule's return to Beaver Stadium. Nebraska mustered just 140 yards in the first half, turned the ball over on downs twice and punted twice more. Penn State forced three more turnovers on downs in the second half. - Penn State/AP College Football


RB Kaytron Allen, Sr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 4* (08)
Recruiting Grade: 4* (12)

+ Penn State Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Penn State Player News & Notes

News Source: Penn State/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Boise State Football   Sire Gaines ran for 149 yards and two touchdowns and Boise State jumped out early and rolled past Colorado State 49-21 on Saturday night. Gaines' 3-yard touchdown run capped a 14-play, 79-yard drive on Boise State's opening drive. Malik Sherrod had TD runs of 1 and 25 yards. Dylan Riley had a 2-yard rushing touchdown and Seth Knothe scored on a 9-yard run that capped the scoring with 2:29 to play.

Riley finished with 72 yards rushing on 14 carries and Sherrod ran seven times for 56 yards. Max Cutforth was 22-of-34 passing for 239 yards for Boise State (7-4, 5-2 Mountain West Conference), which ended a two-game skid. Darius Curry completed 26 of 46 passes for 293 yards and two touchdowns with three interceptions for the Rams. Rocky Beers had 94 yards receiving and a touchdown on seven catches. Lloyd Avant ran for a 4-yard touchdown and Tay Lanier had a 6-yard TD reception in the fourth quarter. Colorado State (2-9, 1-6) has lost five in a row. Boise State leads the series 13-1 and has won 26 of its last 27 home finales. - Boise State/AP College Football


RB Sire Gaines, rSo/2029 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 3* (831)

+ Boise State Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Boise State Player News & Notes

News Source: Boise State/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Pittsburgh Football   Ja'Kyrian Turner ran for 201 yards and a touchdown, Braylan Lovelace had a 100-yard interception return and Pittsburgh held off No. 15 Georgia Tech 42-28 on Saturday night to keep its Atlantic Coast Conference championship holes alive. Up 28-0 early in the second quarter, Pitt (8-3, 6-1) had only a seven-point advantage in the fourth quarter when Ja'Kyrian Turner went up the middle for 56 yards and a touchdown with 2:41 remaining. Mason Heintschel was 20 of 27 from 226 yards and two touchdowns for Pitt. Kenny Johnson caught six passes for 91 yards and a score. Georgia Tech (9-2, 6-2) dropped out of the ACC title chase. Haynes King completed 27 of 41 passes, with a pair of scoring throws to Isiah Canion. King threw two interceptions. - Pittsburgh/AP College Football

RB JaKyrian Turner, So/2029 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 3* ()

+ Pittsburgh Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Pittsburgh Player News & Notes

News Source: Pittsburgh/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Transfer Football   Quarterback Stone Earle accounted for five touchdowns and E.J. Wilson ran for 138 yards, and Abilene Christian clinched the United Athletic Conference title beating Central Arkansas 49-28 on Saturday. Abilene Christian (8-4, 7-1) owns the tiebreaker over Tarleton State (11-1, 7-1), thanks to the Wildcats' dramatic 31-28 win over the Texans on Nov. 1. It's ACU second straight UAC title. Earle completed 30 of 37 for 310 yards and two touchdowns and reached the end zone with three rushing touchdowns.

Caleb Koger completed 24 of 38 passes for 326 yards and four touchdowns but suffered three interceptions for Central Arkansas (3-9, 2-6). Malachi Henry had 142 yards receiving on seven receptions with two touchdowns for Central Arkansas. The Bears built a 21-13 lead by halftime before Abilene Christian blew it open with a 29-point third quarter. Earle crashed in from the 1 and ran in the two-point conversion, threw a 39-yard touchdown to Javon Gipson, Tyson Williams had a 71-yard punt return and Earle threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Bryan Henry all in a six-minute span of the third for a 42-21 lead. - AP College Football

QB Stone Earle, rSr/2027 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 0* (00)

+ Transfer Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Transfer Player News & Notes

News Source: AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  New Mexico Football   Jack Layne and Damon Bankston had touchdown runs and New Mexico beat Air Force 20-3 on Saturday night. New Mexico (8-3, 5-2 Mountain West Conference) took a 7-0 lead on a game-opening, 75-yard drive that Layne ended with a 12-yard run. Bankston's 2-yard scoring run capped a 15-play, 82-yard drive that began in the first quarter and ended three minutes into the second for a 14-0 lead. The Lobos ran 14:16 off the clock on their first two possessions.

Luke Drzewiecki added a short field goal and New Mexico led 17-0 at halftime. Drzewiecki's 23-yarder was the only score of the second half for the Lobos. Air Force (3-8, 2-5) avoided the shutout on Reagan Tubbs' 27-yard field goal at the end of a 19-play drive early in the final quarter. Lane completed 10 of 15 passes for 105 yards and added 24 yards on eight rushes. Bankston carried 10 times for 61 yards. The Falcons managed just 161 total yards, 110 on the ground. Both teams play regular-season finales on Friday when the Lobos host first-place San Diego State and the Falcons travel to play Colorado State. - New Mexico/AP College Football


RB Damon Bankston, rSr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 0* (00)

+ New Mexico Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
New Mexico Player News & Notes

News Source: New Mexico/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Clemson Football   It took until nearly Thanksgiving to gain bowl eligibility, but Clemson finally notched its sixth win of the season on Saturday. A preseason top-5 team didn't expect to wait this long, but Antonio Williams caught two first-half touchdown passes from senior quarterback Cade Klubnik to lead the Tigers to a 45-10 victory over FCS-opponent Furman in the final 2025 game at Memorial Stadium. It's the latest in the calendar Clemson has needed to become bowl eligible since 2008, but the Tigers (6-5) extended their postseason streak to 21.

Clemson went up 24-0 after Klubnik found Williams on a 35-yard scoring strike, their second connection of the day, with 14:15 left in the second quarter. Klubnik received an ovation from the crowd on Senior Day when he exited the game with 12:15 remaining. Also in his final career home game, Williams had a 30-yard punt return, Clemson's longest of the season, and set up the first touchdown when Klubnik found him open for a 21-yard score. Tyler Brown made it 17-0 on a nifty 21-yard reverse run for a touchdown, and the Tigers tacked on three more touchdowns through backups. Furman quarterback Trey Hedden was 22-of-38 passing with an interception and a touchdown. Clemson forced two turnovers and kept the Paladins (6-6) out of the end zone until the third quarter, when they got within three touchdowns. - Clemson/AP College Football


WR Antonio Williams, rJr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 4* (07)
Recruiting Grade: 4* (11)

+ Clemson Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Clemson Player News & Notes

News Source: Clemson/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Texas-San Antonio Football   Owen McCown threw for five touchdowns, Will Henderson ran for 146 yards and UTSA became bowl eligible by beating East Carolina 58-24 on Saturday. McCown threw touchdown passes to DJ Allen Jr., David Amador II, Jaren Randle, Houston Thomas and AJ Wilson and completed 24 of 33 passes for 248 yards. Wilson did his rushing damage in just 19 carriers for a 7.7-yards per carry average. A'Marion Peterson reached the end zone once and had 10 carries for 32 yards.

McCown threw an 11-yard touchdown to Wilson and a 5-yarder to Thomas five minutes apart in the first quarter for a 14-0 lead. In the second, he connected with Amador on a 45-yard touchdown and an 8-yarder to Peterson. The Roadrunners (6-5, 4-3 American Athletic Conference) led 34-3 at halftime. Katin Houser threw for 241 yards and two touchdowns and Anthony Smith had 143 yards receiving and a touchdown for the Pirates (7-4, 5-2) who suffered their worst loss since Charlotte beat them 55-24 last year. - UTSA/AP College Football


QB Owen McCown, rSr/2027 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (27)
Recruiting Grade: 3* (52)

+ Texas-San Antonio Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Texas-San Antonio Player News & Notes

News Source: UTSA/AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Bethune-Cookman Football   Timmy McClain threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to Josh Evans with 20 seconds left to give Bethune-Cookman a 38-34 victory over Florida A&M on Saturday night in the Florida Classic, snapping a four-game skid in the series. The game-winning score capped an eight-play, 70-yard drive. Florida A&M erased a 24-9 halftime deficit and took the lead twice in the fourth quarter. McClain completed 22 of 33 passes for 274 yards and threw a touchdown pass each to four different receivers. Khamani Robinson added 90 yards rushing on 11 carries that included a 50-yard touchdown run for Bethune-Cookman (6-6, 5-3 Southwestern Athletic Conference).

RJ Johnson III was 22-of-34 passing for 228 yards and threw two touchdown passes for Florida A&M (5-6, 4-3). Thad Franklin Jr. carried the ball 11 times for 120 yards and scored on a 19-yard run that gave the Rattlers a 34-31 lead with 2:19 remaining. Bethune-Cookman outgained FAMU 485-423 before a crowd of 55,528 in Camping World Stadium. It was the 45th annual SWAC and HBCU matchup. - AP College Football


QB Timmy McClain, rSr/2026 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 2* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 3* (71)

+ Bethune-Cookman Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Bethune-Cookman Player News & Notes

News Source: AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Austin Peay Football   Chris Parson accounted for six Austin Peay touchdowns on Saturday, but he overthrew an open receiver in the flat on a two-point conversion in overtime and Tarleton State escaped with a 45-44 victory, earning the Texans their first conference title as a Division I school. Corbin Poston kicked a 41-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to pull Tarleton State (11-1, 7-1 United Athletic Conference) even at 38, forcing OT. Victor Gabalis threw a 27-yard touchdown pass on the Texans' second play for a 45-38 lead. Parson scored on a 25-yard first-down run before misfiring on the two-point try. The redshirt sophomore had a career day for Austin Peay (7-5, 4-4), completing 17 of 30 passes for 293 yards and four touchdowns with one interception. He also rushed 21 times for 194 yards and two scores.

Gabalis totaled 311 yards on 23-for-44 passing. Tylan Hines rushed 19 times for a career-high 215 yards and his 40-yard touchdown run evened the score at 28-all early in the third quarter. Cody Jackson caught 10 passes for 116 yards and two touchdowns. Trevon West hauled in six passes for 100 yards and a score. Parson had a 51-yard run on the first play from scrimmage for Austin Peay. He threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Shemar Kirk two plays later for a 7-0 lead. Parson followed with three touchdown passes to Kamari Maxwell covering 8, 45 and 12 yards to put the Governors up 28-14 at halftime. Gabalis had a 35-yard touchdown pass to West prior to Hines' long scoring run that tied it. The tie lasted five plays before Parson raced 24 yards for a touchdown on the sixth, and Austin Peay took a 35-28 lead into the final quarter. Gabalis tied it 35-all on a 7-yard run with 3:33 remaining. - AP College Football


QB Chris Parson, rJr/2028 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 4* (23)

+ Austin Peay Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Austin Peay Player News & Notes

News Source: AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here



  Cal Poly Football   Anthony Grigsby Jr. was 21-of-37 passing for 341 yards and threw three touchdown passes to help Cal Poly beat Eastern Washington 43-34 on Saturday, snapping a six-game losing streak. Grigsby hit Logan Booher for a 31-yard TD and connected with Alek Marshall for a 54-yarder in the first quarter, and his 16-yard scoring strike to Fidel Pitts about a minute into the fourth quarter gave Cal Poly (4-8, 2-6 Big Sky Conference) a 37-34 lead. Eastern Washington (5-7, 4-4) went three-and-out on its next two possessions before Cal Poly's Tyrei Washington ripped off a 33-yard touchdown run to cap the scoring with 7:06 to play.

Washington had 99 yards rushing on 21 carries. Booher finished with seven receptions for 126 yards and Pitts had 89 yards receiving on five catches for the Mustangs. Kaden Rolfsness, who made his first collegiate start - and became the fourth player this season to start at quarterback for Eastern Washington - completed 23 of 42 passes for 236 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions. The true freshman ran for TDs of 7, 1 and 13 yards and finished with 56 yards rushing on 19 carries. EWU's Isaiah Perez blocked a PAT attempt in the fourth quarter, the 6-foot-2 defensive tackle's fourth blocked kick this season. - AP College Football


QB Anthony Grigsby Jr., rSr/2027 Draft Class
Pro Scouting Grade: 3* (00)
Recruiting Grade: 0* ()

+ Cal Poly Roster/Recruiting/Scouting
Cal Poly Player News & Notes

News Source: AP College Football, Share/Comment/External News Feed: Here


Previous 15 Notes Next 15 Notes




 2026-30 CFB/2027 Draft Scout25 Weekly!



** Buy Draft Scout Data Direct **

(25 Years of Scouting List Excel Spreadsheets, Everything Online PLUS)

 Draft Scout Archives


** 2010-2026 Draft Scout Archives **

(Yearly Player Data Exports, Testing Numbers & More)


 



 Draft Scout Future

100% Dedicated and Never Done
80% Innovated
45% Hidden
35% Built

Synergization