From Prep to Pro!, EST 2001

  2024 CFB/2025-2028 NFL Draft Scout

- Draft Scout Front Page - 2025 NFL Combine - College Football Transfers - 2026-2029 - End of 2024 Season Risers - End of 2024 Season Fallers - 2025 NFL Draft Underclassmen - 2025 Senior Bowl - 2025 East-West Shrine - 2025 Hula Bowl - 2025 Tropical Bowl - 2025 HBCU Legacy Bowl Draft Scout Top 12 NFL Prospect Teams for 2025 (Based on NFL Team Preseason Scouting Grades)

- #1 Oregon (17 players in Top 350 Overall) - #2 Michigan (14) - #3 Ohio State (14) - #4 Georgia (13) - #5 Texas (11) - #6 Notre Dame (11) - #7 Penn State (10) - #8 Iowa (10) - #9 Mississippi (9) - #10 Florida State (9) - #11 Virginia Tech (9) - #12 Miami (9) - 2024-2028 CFB 5* Star Recruits - 2024-2028 FBS/FCS Team Lists/Rosters - CFB's Best Player Names By Year/Position - Draft Scout Player Directory A-Z - Players by School/College List A-Z - CFB Player News & Notes - Draft Scout Rokfin Football Channel - Draft Scout Weekly - Contact Draft Scout - Privacy Policy - Phil Steele/Draft Scout   Player Rankings by Conference: -ACC- | -American Athletic- | -Big 12- | -Big Ten- | -Conference USA- | -Independent- | -Mid-American- | -Mountain West- | -Pac-12- | -SEC- | -Sun Belt-

  2023 CFB/2024-2027 NFL Draft Scout

- Draft Scout Front Page - 2024 NFL Draft Tracker/Results - 2024 Pro Timing Days/Results - 2024 Pro Timing Day Risers by Position - 2024 Pro Timing Day Fallers by Position - 2024 NFL Combine - Josh Buchanan's 2024 Top 100 Small School Prospects - End of Season Risers - End of Season Fallers - 2024 NFL Draft Underclassmen - 2024 Senior Bowl - 2024 East-West Shrine - 2024 Hula Bowl - 2024 HBCU Legacy Bowl - 2023 CFB Bowl Games/Playoffs - CFB Player News & Notes 12/03 Final CFB Playoff Top 12
- #1 Michigan - #2 Washington - #3 Texas - #4 Alabama - #5 Florida State - #6 Georgia - #7 Ohio State - #8 Oregon - #9 Missouri - #10 Penn State - #11 Mississippi - #12 Oklahoma - 2023-2027 FBS/FCS Team Lists/Rosters - CFB's Best Player Names By Year/Position - Draft Scout Player Directory A-Z - Players by School/College List A-Z - Draft Scout Rokfin Football Channel - Draft Scout Weekly - Phil Steele/Draft Scout - Contact Draft Scout   Player Rankings by Conference: -ACC- | -American Athletic- | -Big 12- | -Big Ten- | -Conference USA- | -Independent- | -Mid-American- | -Mountain West- | -Pac-12- | -SEC- | -Sun Belt-

  NFL Draft Scout History

- 1997 Coach Bill Walsh Draft Insider (First/Early NFL Draft Scout) - 2023 NFL Draft Tracker/Results - 2023 Undrafted by Position - 2023 Pro Timing Days/Results - 2023 Pro Timing Day Risers by Position - Draft Scout Evolve: Player Rating Changes - 2023 NFL Combine - Draft Scout CFB Risers - Draft Scout CFB Fallers - 2023 NFL Draft Underclassmen - 2023-26 #1 Georgia Bulldogs - 2023-26 #3 TCU Horned Frogs - 2022-23 CFB Bowl Schedule - EA College Football Game Pushed Back to 2024 - CFB Schedule/Roster/News Links - CFB Player Injury News & Notes - CFB Injuries by Year/Position

2022 Draft Scout

- 2022 NFL Draft Tracker - 2022 Pro Timing Days/Results - 2022 Pro Timing Day Risers by Position - 2022 NFL Combine/Results - 2022 NFL Combine Risers by Position - 2022 NFL Draft Underclassmen - 2021 Draft Scout Top 100

  Draft Scout by Conference

  Player Rankings by Conference: -ACC- | -American Athletic- | -Big 12- | -Big Ten- | -Conference USA- | -Independent- | -Mid-American- | -Mountain West- | -Pac-12- | -SEC- | -Sun Belt-

By Division: -FBS- | -FCS- | -Division 2- | -Division 3- | -NAIA-


  2023 Draft Scout Offense

QB | Quarterback RB | Runningback FB | Fullback-HBack TE | Tight End WR | Wide Receiver OC | Center OG | Guard OT | Tackle PK | Kicker

  2023 Draft Scout Defense

DE | Defensive End DT | Defensive Tackle ILB | Middle Linebacker OLB | Outside Linebacker CB | Cornerback FS | Free Safety SS | Strong Safety PT | Punter LS | Longsnapper

  2022 Draft Scout Offense

QB | Quarterback RB | Runningback FB | Fullback-HBack TE | Tight End WR | Wide Receiver OC | Center OG | Guard OT | Tackle PK | Kicker

  2022 Draft Scout Defense

DE | Defensive End DT | Defensive Tackle ILB | Middle Linebacker OLB | Outside Linebacker CB | Cornerback FS | Free Safety SS | Strong Safety PT | Punter LS | Longsnapper







 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Kent State
Previous 15 Notes Next 15 Notes


  2021 ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Defensive Back - Elvis Hines, Kent State,...Hines is the third Kent State Golden Flash to earn first-team honors. The defensive back is tied with teammate Montre Miller for third in the conference with 13 passes defended. Hines has also been a versatile defender, ranking fifth on the team with 57 tackles including two for loss. - Kent State Football

rSr/2022 CB Elvis Hines, Kent State
News Source: Kent State Football
Share/Comment: Here


  2021 ALL-MAC THIRD TEAM (COACHES): Offensive Lineman - Nathan Monnin, Kent State,...The Golden Flashes lead the MAC with 488 yards of offense per game a mark that jumps to 512 yards per game in MAC play. It's been a balanced attack led by the number three rushing attack in the FBS at 247 yards per game. Kuduk and Monnin helped to anchor a line that allowed just 14 sacks in MAC play and had the league's most efficient red zone offense at over 88 percent this season. - Kent State Football

rSr/2022 OG Nathan Monnin, Kent State
News Source: Kent State Football
Share/Comment: Here


  2021 MAC VERN SMITH LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNER (COACHES): Dustin Crum, QB, Kent State,...Crum joins running back Eric Wilkerson who earned the Player of the Year honor in 1987 as the only Kent State players to win the award and took home first-team all-conference honors as well. Crum has had a stellar season in which he has thrown for 2,794 yards and 15 touchdowns against four interceptions while completing 65 percent of his passes. The quarterback has also been a threat on the ground, running for 565 yards, tops amongst quarterbacks, and 11 rushing touchdowns. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  Dustin Crum scored from the 1 on a misdirection play in overtime, and Montre Miller broke up a two-point conversion pass as Kent State held off Miami (Ohio) 48-47 on Saturday to earn a spot in the Mid-American Conference championship game. The win, played in swirling snow flurries, lofted Kent State (7-5, 6-2) to the MAC East title and set up a tilt against West champion, Northern Illinois, Saturday in Detroit for the conference crown.

Crum threw for 325 yards and two touchdowns, Keshunn Abram had seven catches for 138 yards and a TD. Xavier Williams carried 13 times for 168 yards and two scores, Marquez Cooper added 128 yards rushing and a touchdown. Brett Gabbert threw for 405 yards and four touchdowns for the RedHawks (6-6, 5-3) and lofted a pretty rainbow to Jalen Walker at the front of the end zone on Miami's first play of overtime. The RedHawks went for the win but Gabbert's conversion pass to Walker was batted down by Miller. - Kent State/AP College Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: Kent State/AP College Football
Share/Comment: Here


  Dustin Crum ran for 114 yards and two touchdowns and Kent State defeated Akron 38-0 on Saturday. The win for the Golden Flashes (6-5, 5-2) sets up a home showdown with Miami (Ohio), also 5-2, for the Mid-American Conference East title in a regular-season final next Saturday. Crum had 104 yards and his two rushing scores by halftime. He ran for a pair of 10-yard touchdowns and Bryan Bradford added a 29-yarder in the second quarter when the Golden Flashes scored 22 points to lead 29-0. Marquez Cooper had 25 carries for 135 yards and a score for Kent State, which came into the game with the MAC's top offense, averaging 37 points per game and nearly 500 yards offense. Against the Zips (2-9, 1-6), they had 495 yards offense, 410 on the ground. It was the first shutout for Kent State since 2009 and the first on the road since 1974. - Kent State/AP College Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: Kent State/AP College Football
Share/Comment: Here


  NOV 8 MAC EAST DIVISION OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Dustin Crum, Kent State, QB, GR, Grafton, Ohio (Midview),...Crum led the Golden Flashes to a 52-47 MACtion win over NIU on Wednesday night at Dix Stadium. He threw for 322 yards, his third 300 yard game of the year and totaled 4 touchdowns and did not turn the ball over. Crum also ran it for 72 yards and two more scores, totaling nearly 400 yards of offense in the win. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  NOV 8 MAC EAST DIVISION DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Nico Bolden, Kent State, Safety, Gr, St. Paul MN/Woodbury,...Bolden had his second-straight 12 tackle game to lead the Flashes. He had a big forced fumble and recovery as NIU entered the red zone. It proved to be the only turnover of the game and helped Kent State hold off NIU. - MAC Football

rSr/2023 SS Nico Bolden, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  Dustin Crum passed for two touchdowns and rushed for two scores, and Kent State used a 31-point second quarter to beat Northern Illinois 52-47 on Wednesday night. Kent State ended a 10-game losing streak in the series, getting its first win against Northern Illinois since 2001. Northern Illinois led 7-0 after the first quarter but Kent State had four straight touchdown scoring drives in the second quarter, each taking less than 75 seconds, to build a 31-21 lead at the break. The Golden Flash finished with seven touchdowns, the drives averaging 1:12.

Nykeim Johnson added a rushing and receiving touchdown in the third quarter for a 45-27 lead, and Marquez Cooper's 36-yard touchdown made it 52-40. Following NIU's TD to get within five points, Kent State chewed up the final 5:07 for its longest drive of the game. Crum was 20 of 30 for 322 yards, and carried it four times for 72 yards for Kent State (5-4, 4-1 Mid-American Conference). Cooper finished with 173 yards rushing and two scores, and Xavier Williams ran for 103. Dante Cephas had five catches for 124 yards. Rocky Lombardi and Trayvon Rudolph each set program records for Northern Illinois (6-3, 4-1). Rudolph, who scored a 75-yard touchdown for a second straight week, had 309 yards receiving to pass Sam Hurd's 266 in 2005. Lombardi became the first player in program history to pass for 500 yards, completing 33-of-57 passes for 532 yards and three scores. - Kent State/AP College Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: Kent State/AP College Football
Share/Comment: Here


  NOV 1 MAC EAST DIVISION OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Dustin Crum, Kent State, QB, Graduate, Grafton, Ohio (Midview),...Crum had a strong game for the Golden Flashes in their 34-27 win over Ohio. Crum completed over 80 percent of his passes for 257 yards and a score. He also made plays with his feet, rushing for 93 more yards and a score. Crum led an offense to 457 yards and no turnovers. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  NOV 1 MAC EAST DIVISION DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Manny Lawrence-Burke, Kent State, LB, 5th, Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville,...Lawrence-Burke was all over the field for Kent State, recording a season-high 14 tackles, including seven solo. He forced a key first-half fumble in the red zone and made a key goal-line tackle for loss to force a short field goal. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 OLB Mandela Lawrence-Burke, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  OCT 25 MAC EAST DIVISION OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Dustin Crum, Kent State, QB, Graduate, Grafton, Ohio (Midview),...Crum had a strong game for the Golden Flashes in their 34-27 win over Ohio. Crum completed over 80 percent of his passes for 257 yards and a score. He also made plays with his feet, rushing for 93 more yards and a score. Crum led an offense to 457 yards and no turnovers. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  OCT 25 MAC EAST DIVISION DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Manny Lawrence-Burke, Kent State, LB, 5th, Steubenville, Ohio/Steubenville,...Lawrence-Burke was all over the field for Kent State, recording a season-high 14 tackles, including seven solo. He forced a key first-half fumble in the red zone and made a key goal-line tackle for loss to force a short field goal. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 OLB Mandela Lawrence-Burke, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  Dustin Crum threw for one touchdown and ran for another and Kent State turned back Ohio 34-27 on Saturday. The Golden Flashes (4-4, 3-1 Mid-American Conference) clinched the game when Andrew Glass kicked a 27-yard field goal that capped an 11-play, 65-yard drive with 3:04 left. The Bobcats (1-7, 1-3) responded with a drive that got to the Kent State 1 but ended up settling for a field goal with 47 seconds to play. The Golden Flashes recovered the onside kick. Crum was 26-of-31 passing for 257 yards and gained 93 on the ground on 17 attempts. Dante Cephas had nine receptions for 103 yards. Crum and Cephas connected for 33 yards to open the scoring and Crum's 4-touchdown yard run made it 17-7 at halftime. The Golden Flashes had two 74-yard drives in the third quarter. Kurtis Rourke threw for 308 yards and had a pair of touchdown runs for Ohio. - AP College Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: AP College Football
Share/Comment: Here


  OCT 11 MAC EAST DIVISION OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Dustin Crum, Kent State, QB, Grad, Grafton, Ohio (Midview),...Dustin Crum had a career night in the 48-38 prime time win over Buffalo. He became the first Golden Flash to throw for 400 yards since Jose Davis in 1997, completing 22 passes for 407 yards and three scores (all to Dante Cephas). He added 72 more yards on the ground and 2 more touchdowns, giving him 479 yards of offense and 5 touchdowns in the victory. - MAC Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: MAC Football
Share/Comment: Here


  Dustin Crum threw three touchdown passes to Dante Cephus and for a career-high 407 yards and Kent State fought off Buffalo for a 48-38 win on Saturday night. The teams combined for 1,182 yards of offense. Kent State outgained Buffalo 633-549. The Golden Flashes (3-3, 2-0 Mid-American Conference) built a 31-10 first-half lead before Buffalo (2-4, 0-2) scored four touchdowns in the third quarter to take the lead.

Buffalo struck quickly on the four scoring drives where the longest lasted 4 1/2 minutes. Kevin Marks Jr. ran for a 16-yard score and Kyle Vantrease threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Jake Molinich. Matt Myers ran into the end zone from the 4 and Dylan McDuffie ran it in from 10 yards to give Buffalo a 38-34 lead. Crum and Cephus helped closed the door on Buffalo with scoring plays of 5 and 40 yards in the fourth quarter. Cephus caught 13 passes and piled up 186 yards. Marquez Cooper ran for 112 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown. Vantrease threw for 229 yards and a touchdown and was intercepted twice. - Kent State/AP College Football

rSr/2022 QB Dustin Crum, Kent State
News Source: Kent State/AP College Football
Share/Comment: Here

Previous 15 Notes Next 15 Notes






 BACK TO TOP

 Kent State Football Videos

 Buy Draft Scout Weekly


** Draft Scout Data **
(Everything Online PLUS)

 Support Draft Scout

The Database Engine for NFLDraftScout.com, Draft Scout is being repurposed...Support the Future Development of ScoutNation.com...

 




 Draft Scout Archives


** 2010-2022 Draft Scout Archives **
(Yearly Player Data Exports, Prospect Lists & More)

 

 Draft Scout Future

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

Synergization