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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Louisville
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  2020 PRESEASON DOAK WALKER AWARD WATCH LIST: Javian Hawkins (So.), Louisville,...The redshirt sophomore native is coming off a breakout 2019 season in which he was named a Freshman All-American and a second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honoree. Hawkins finished seventh nationally in rushing with 1,520 yards and nine touchdowns in guiding the Cardinals to an 8-5 record after a 38-28 win over Mississippi State in the Music City Bowl on Dec. 30. The Titusville, Fla., native set the school record for most rushing yards by a running back, breaking Howard Stevens' previous mark of 1,429 yards in 1971. It was the third-most yards in a season at Louisville, behind quarterback Lamar Jackson's 1,601 yards in 2017 and 1,571 in 2016. - Louisville Football

rSo/2021 RB *Javian Hawkins, Louisville
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  2020 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Tutu Atwell, Louisville,...A native of Miami, Fla., Atwell led the ACC in receiving yards and set the school's single-season mark with 1,276 yards and equaled a school record with 12 touchdown receptions. He also knotted the school record with seven 100-yard receiving games and led the nation with four receptions of 70 or more yards. Atwell closed the season with a career high nine receptions for 147 yards in the 2019 Music City Bowl win over Mississippi State and registered a career best 152 receiving yards in a win over Syracuse last season. The 5-foot-9 speedster recorded his first three-touchdown game in a 38-21 win over Western Kentucky last year. - Louisville Football

Jr/2021 WR *Tutu Atwell, Louisville
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  2020 PAYCOM JIM THORPE AWARD PRESEASON WATCH LIST: Kenderick Duncan, Jr., Georgia Southern, Jr.,...Duncan played in and started all 13 games, seeing action on 842 total plays (786 defensive)...A second-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection...Named to Phil Steele's third team...Had 79 total tackles, including 3.5 for loss...Had eight pass break ups, two interceptions and a forced fumble. - Georgia Southern Football

rSr/2023 SS Kenderick Duncan, Louisville
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  2020 PRESEASON DAVEY O'BRIEN AWARD WATCH LIST: Micale Cunningham, Louisville,...Cunningham, who was named the Most Valuable Player in the Music City Bowl, is coming off a strong sophomore campaign in 2019. He started 11 of 13 games at quarterback, throwing for 2,065 yards on 112-of-179 passing with 22 touchdowns to just five interceptions, also rushing 122 times for 482 yards and six touchdowns. He threw for over 200 yards in six games, including a career high 288 yards in a 41-39 victory over Boston College. The native of Montgomery, Ala., set the school record for passing efficiency at 194.45 and would have finished second nationally, but didn't have enough passing attempts to meet NCAA standards. He led the nation in passing yards per completion at 18.44 yards and was tops in passing completions of 70 and 80 yards. - Louisville Football

rSr/2023 QB Malik Cunningham, Louisville
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  The status of Auburn's season opener - the date, the location and the opponent - is now up in the air. The SWAC on Monday announced a decision to postpone all scheduled fall sports, including football, amid the coronavirus pandemic following a vote by the conference's presidents and chancellors. The SWAC plans to play a seven-game conference schedule in the spring, but that means Auburn's scheduled season opener against Alcorn State is off the 2020 schedule.

Auburn was set to play Alcorn State on Sept. 5 at Jordan-Hare Stadium, with the Tigers paying the Braves $475,000 for the game, according to a copy of the game contract obtained by AL.com through an open records request. That amount was due by March 1, 2021. Although the game will not be played this season, a force majeure clause in the contract between the two programs could require the two sides to use "all reasonable efforts" to reschedule the contest for a future date. Since the SWAC will not be playing football this fall, the earliest possible date for rescheduling is 2023, as Auburn's non-conference schedule is completely set through 2022. - Birmingham News

rSr/2022 SS Qwynnterrio Cole, Louisville
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  The Southwestern Athletic Conference has announced the postponement of all scheduled fall contests along with SWAC championships due to continuing concerns related to the COVID-19 global pandemic. The fall sports impacted include men's and women's cross country, football, women's soccer and women's volleyball. The conference has started the process of formalizing plans to conduct a competitive schedule for the fall sports during the 2021 spring semester.

Specifically, in the sport of football the plan includes a seven-game conference schedule beginning with an eight-week training period in January 2021. Each member institution will play a total of six conference games (four divisional/two non-divisional) with the option to play one non-conference game. Additional details regarding scheduling for women's soccer, women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country along with the Cricket Wireless SWAC Football Championship game will be released at a later date. - The Southwestern Athletic Conference

rSr/2022 SS Qwynnterrio Cole, Louisville
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  On July 10, Kei'Trel Clark announced his commitment to Louisville after transferring from Liberty. The biggest question surrounding Clark, a 5-foot-10 corner back, isn't his talent, it's when he'll be eligible to play. On paper, the sophomore with three years of eligibility looks like a strong secondary addition for the Cardinals. In his freshman year, Clark had 38 tackles, three tackles for a loss, one sack and six pass breakups. He started 13 games for Liberty. "We are excited to get him. We think he's a great player and a hard worker and is going to fit our culture great," Scott Satterfield said.

He transferred from Liberty because of a decision that he said was "Bigger than football," adding that the culture in multiple levels of leadership did not line up with his code of ethics. In this tweet, he said that the football program was a "blessing to my life." Now the question remains - will that be enough for the NCAA? Clark will have to sit out unless he files a waiver with the NCAA, and it is approved. Satterfield said he doesn't have an idea of which way the NCAA will rule. "I hope he gets it for his sake," Satterfield said. - Courier Journal

rJr/2023 CB KeiTrel Clark, Louisville
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  Former Liberty defensive back Kei'Trel Clark appears to have found a new home. Clark, who announced a few weeks ago alongside Liberty teammate Tayvion Land he would be transferring, cited he was transferring "due to the cultural incompetent within multiple levels of leadership, it does not line up with my code of ethics." Earlier this week, Land announced his transfer to Norfolk State. Clark is a rising sophomore who was a part of Coach Freeze’s first recruiting class at Liberty. He developed into a starter at corner as a true freshman in 2019, playing in all 13 games while recording 38 tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 sack, 6 PBUs, and 1 blocked kick. - ASeaofRed.com

rJr/2023 CB KeiTrel Clark, Louisville
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  Jamon Brown used to think his purpose in life was to play football. The former Louisville offensive lineman, who now plays in the NFL for the Atlanta Falcons, realized he could do more with his platform as he matured. He wanted to impact people in need. Since starting the Jamon Brown Foundation his second year in the NFL, he's worked to give back to his hometown of Louisville. One of the biggest causes he's been part of is helping to stop youth and young adult homelessness. But when he returned to Louisville this spring, he had a few more things on his agenda. The COVID-19 pandemic became a focus as he organized a coronavirus relief fund. Then on March 13, Breonna Taylor, 26, was fatally shot by police serving a no-knock search warrant at her apartment.

Since then he's become a fixture in Louisville. He's been to countless protests, with his first one being early on. He's led Louisville football players to clean up the morning after protests and passed out Kroger gift cards in partnership with Louisville Scoop to help families in need. Brown went to Fern Creek High School and embraces being part of the community. It's why he hasn't been shy about using his platform to better the not only his city, but whoever else he can reach. When Brown first heard of Taylor's death, he was hurt. "First off I was thinking about what if that was my sister. I would want answers," Brown said. - Courier Journal

Sr/2015 OT Jamon Brown, Louisville
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  Mississippi's coaches and athletics directors aren't the only folks trying to make political change happen this week. The players are getting involved too. Ole Miss football players are hosting a rally on Saturday, beginning at 3 p.m. on The Square. The rally is called LOUnited, attempting to unite Lafayette County, the City of Oxford and the University of Mississippi under the common goal of making the area inclusive and welcoming for all people.

Linebacker MoMo Sanogo and defensive end Ryder Anderson, led the organizing efforts. Sanogo told the Clarion Ledger that the march is an attempt to bring an end to systematic racism and police brutality and has the goal of convincing lawmakers to relocate the Confederate monument located on The Square in downtown Oxford. "Really the message is about unity and unifying Mississippi," Sanogo said. "The statue is very divisive in nature. The flag is very divisive in nature. We just want to create a place that we can all bring our kids back to and be proud and not have to explain why that statue is there. We want to be proud of every aspect of the community where everybody can take the same amount of pride in it." - The Clarion Ledger

rSr/2023 ILB Momo Sanogo, Louisville
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  A virtual version of Za'Darius Smith is seen rushing a passer during the reveal trailer for "Madden 21." The trailer for "Madden 21," the latest entry in Electronic Arts' popular NFL video game series, dropped Tuesday, and former standouts who made names for themselves in Kentucky were front and center. Lamar Jackson, the reigning league MVP, is this year's box-art cover athlete and his character is featured prominently throughout the trailer. The former Louisville Cardinal last year threw for 3,217 yards and 36 touchdowns and rushed for 1,206 yards and seven scores. He led the Baltimore Ravens to a 14-2 record in the regular season. - Herald Leader

Jr/2018 QB *Lamar Jackson, Louisville
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  Georgia Southern has hired Chris Davis as its new deputy director of athletics, a GS spokesperson confirmed to the Savannah Morning News on Sunday morning, June 14. Davis comes to GS after spending the last 11 years at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama, most recently serving as the Vice President and General Manager of Auburn Sports Properties. In this role, Davis worked to grow corporate partnership revenue. "My family and I love living in Auburn and being a member of the Auburn family," Davis said in a tweet Saturday night. "The loveliest Village has given us tons of love, smiles, care and in some tough times a bunch of support." The University of Miami graduate will replace Lisa Sweany, who held the deputy AD role since 2017 following NCAA Division I Georgia Southern's merger with Armstrong State in Savannah. Sweany was athletic director for the Division II Pirates program for six years. - Savannah Morning News

rSr/2022 WR Shai Werts, Louisville
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  Should the best-case scenario come to pass, the University of Louisville football season could start ahead of schedule. U of L athletic director Vince Tyra is exploring the possibility of moving up the Cardinals' Sept. 3 opener against NC State to avoid a potential conflict with Churchill Downs' popular "Thurby" card, which last year attracted a record crowd of 48,212. "We're trying to sort out whether we can pull that (game) off Thursday night or whether we should be playing Wednesday night," Tyra said during a videoconference Wednesday night with U of L fans and donors."...It's a spectacular week. It's just an odd time of year." Cardinal Stadium's proximity to the racetrack makes it a significant source of parking for Churchill's peak crowds each spring. But with Kentucky Derby week pushed back to September because of COVID-19, a football game overlapping with a race day could result in clogged parking lots, congested traffic and overstretched city services. - Courier Journal

Jr/2021 WR *Tutu Atwell, Louisville
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  C.J. Avery has been writing down his goals since he was in high school. Back in November 2014, he had a list of seven, which included to sign and play Division I football. In August 2015, he had a similar list and included being named all-state. That's a practice he continues. On the ceiling of his Louisville apartment, the Grenada, Mississippi native has a list of goals he looks at every day. On it are to be an All-American and an All-ACC honoree and reach the NFL. Those haven't been accomplished, yet, but a week and a half ago, he checked a different one off: "Graduate college in three years."

The night of April 29, Avery, who is back home in Mississippi currently, finished his last class of undergrad. A sense of accomplishment came over him as he stood up from the table and asked his mother, Claudette Avery, "Can I just scream right now?" "It wasn't relief because I'll keep doing school, but it felt good knowing I completed something that a lot of people haven't done," Avery said. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he won't have a graduation ceremony, but that doesn't take away from his accomplishment. Avery is now the first four-year college graduate in his household, graduating with a degree in sports administration. - Courier Journal

rSr/2022 ILB C.J. Avery, Louisville
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  Atwell has the highest ceiling of any Louisville draft-eligible prospect simply because of his breakaway speed. Use Ravens wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown as an example. Brown, a speedy receiver who ran a 4.32 40-yard, was drafted No. 25 overall and was the first wide receiver off the board in the 2019 NFL draft. Atwell has that same level of speed and is coming off a 1,000-yard season.

This could be a big year for Atwell's draft prospects. He's already shown his ability to be used as a vertical threat, jet sweep speedster and reverse quarterback, but if he can build off last year's success and show that he is a well-rounded receiver, he could make a big splash in the draft. He's undersized at 5-foot-9 and 169 pounds, but with another year of production, don't be surprised if an NFL team grabs him early. - Courier Journal

Jr/2021 WR *Tutu Atwell, Louisville
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