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Alabama defensive lineman Stephon Wynn is transferring to Nebraska, he announced Sunday evening on Instagram. Wynn entered the NCAA transfer portal last month after the end of spring practice. He joins safety Kaine Williams, who also entered the portal after spring practice, in transferring to Nebraska. Wynn was a four-star recruit in 2018 who played in 21 games over the past four seasons, all as a reserve. He was projected to play a reserve role again this season as a redshirt senior, and would be eligible to play again in 2023 under the NCAA’s COVID-19 waiver. Wynn saw time in seven games last season, making five tackles and one quarterback hurry. - Al.com

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DT Stephon Wynn Jr., Mississippi
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05/22/22 - Troy Brown, rSr/2023, Mississippi, 6-1, 223 (DS#33 OLB) + More +

2022 LOTT IMPACT TROPHY PRESEASON WATCH LIST: TROY BROWN, LB. Ole Miss, Sr., 6-1, 220, Flint, Mich.: Transfer from Central Michigan where he was a 3-time All MAC selection, team MVP and team captain; Has 215 career tackles. - Lott IMPACT Trophy/The Pacific Club IMPACT Foundation

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OLB Troy Brown, Mississippi
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05/20/22 - Jaxson Dart, Sr/2025, Mississippi, 6-2, 223 (DS#3 QB) + More +

Scoping SEC QB transfers: Eleven quarterbacks transferred to 10 SEC schools this offseason, with South Carolina's Spencer Rattler the lone guaranteed starter of the entire group. Here are On3.com ratings - No. 3. Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss (from USC). The former 5-star recruit had a tough spring operating Lane Kiffin's offense, throwing multiple interceptions in the Grove Bowl. While Luke Altmyer enters the offseason with a slight lead in the battle, it would be surprising if Dart didn't receive a real look at some point early this fall. He's that talented. He must cut down on all the risky throws, but if it all clicks, the USC transfer could put monster numbers throwing to an impressive collection of Rebels playmakers including the recently-added Jaylon Robinson. - On3.com

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QB Jaxson Dart, Mississippi
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05/19/22 - Walter Nolen, Jr/2025, Mississippi, 6-4, 296 (DS#2 DT) + More +

Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher called Nick Saban a "narcissist" Thursday after the Alabama coach made "despicable" comments about the Aggies using name, image and likeness deals to land their top-ranked recruiting classes. Saban called out Texas A&M on Wednesday night for "buying" players. "I know the consequence is going to be difficult for the people who are spending tons of money to get players," Saban said while speaking at an event in Birmingham, Alabama, to promote the World Games being held there in July. "You read about it, you know who they are. We were second in recruiting last year. A&M was first. A&M bought every player on their team. Made a deal for name, image and likeness. We didn't buy one player. But I don't know if we're going to be able to sustain that in the future, because more and more people are doing it. It's tough."

Less than 24 hours later, Fisher called an impromptu news conference Thursday and did not hold back with his displeasure with his former boss when the two were at LSU. "We're done," Fisher said, adding that Saban reached out by phone but he did not take the call. He said Saban's comments were insulting to his players and the families of the players who signed with the Texas A&M. This is the second time this year Fisher has publicly defended his program after signing one the highest rated recruiting classes in the history of rankings. In February, Fisher went off on competitors who were pushing rumors that Texas A&M had spent $30 million on NIL deals to land its star-studded recruiting class. - AP College Football

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DT Walter Nolen, Mississippi
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05/13/22 - Stephon Wynn Jr., rSr/2024, Mississippi, 6-3, 326 (DS#81 DT) + More +

What will turn into a flood of visitors for the Nebraska football team over the next several weeks will start with a trickle this weekend. A very important trickle. It's a critical time in the recruiting calendar for schools all over the country. Prospects - both from the portal and in the 2023 recruiting class - will take visits from this weekend through June 27, which is the first day of a recruiting dead period that runs through July 24. The Huskers are set to host a pair of transfer portal players this weekend who started their careers at Alabama.

One of them, defensive tackle Stephon Wynn, plays at a position where NU is still trying to build depth after the additions of Ochaun Mathis and Devin Drew. After four years in a stacked defensive line room at Alabama, Wynn, who has two seasons of eligibility remaining, decided to explore his other options. The 6-foot-4, 307-pounder saw action in seven games for the Crimson Tide in 2021, recording five tackles and a quarterback hurry. - Lincoln Journal Star

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DT Stephon Wynn Jr., Mississippi
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05/07/22 - *Zach Evans, Jr/2023, Mississippi, 5-11, 208 (DS#6 RB) + More +

Poised for a 2022 standout season: The Rebels are leaning heavily on transfers, including the potential starting backfield of QB Jaxson Dart (USC) and Zach Evans (TCU). Dart will try to outduel Luke Altmyer in preseason camp. Evans averaged 7.3 yards per carry in two seasons with the Horned Frogs. The Rebels are replacing quarterback Matt Corral and their top three running backs. - AP College Football

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RB *Zach Evans, Mississippi
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05/06/22 - Spencer Sanders, rSr/2024, Mississippi, 6-1, 209 (DS#32 QB) + More +

Poised for a 2022 standout season: Redshirt senior quarterback Spencer Sanders could be one of the nation's best players if he can avoid mistakes. He threw four interceptions in a Big 12 title game loss to Baylor and then passed for 371 yards and ran for 125 in a win over Notre Dame in the Fiesta Bowl. He passed for 2,839 yards and ran for 668 last season. - AP College Football

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QB Spencer Sanders, Mississippi
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04/27/22 - Jaxson Dart, Sr/2025, Mississippi, 6-2, 223 (DS#3 QB) + More +

Jaxson Dart was so focused on competing, he forgot to do the things that would've helped him compete. Saturday's Grove Bowl was not a banner day for Ole Miss football's quarterbacks competing for the starting job. Dart and sophomore Luke Altmyer combined to complete 20 of 52 pass attempts (38.5%) for 348 yards. Dart threw two fourth-quarter touchdowns to go along with two first half interceptions. Altmyer ran for two touchdowns against a defense that wasn't allowed to touch him.

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin said he thought Altmyer was in more control and Dart's focus might've been in the wrong place. "I thought he was trying to win the job instead of just playing quarterback," Kiffin said. "He was forcing balls and not being very consistent. In the second half he ended up calming down and taking it one play at a time and ended up making some plays." When Dart was bad, he was atrocious. His first interception happened because he overthrew tight end Michael Trigg over the middle and put the ball right in safety Derek Bermudez's belly. Then Dart sprinted upfield to try to make a tackle, lowered his shoulder straight into linebacker Troy Brown and ended up getting leveled. His other interception came because he threw a ball straight to cornerback Tysheem Johnson without a receiver within five yards. Johnson returned the pass 73 yards for a touchdown. - The Clarion Ledger

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QB Jaxson Dart, Mississippi
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03/04/22 - Spencer Sanders, rSr/2024, Mississippi, 6-1, 209 (DS#32 QB) + More +

When the Oklahoma State football season ended, quarterback Spencer Sanders was standing on the stage at the Fiesta Bowl, holding the offensive MVP trophy from the 37-35 comeback win over Notre Dame. He had thrown for 371 yards and four touchdowns, both season highs. He had completed 34 of 51 passes and rushed for 125 yards, all of which were career highs. And he helped lead the Cowboys out of a 28-7 hole for one of the biggest victories in program history. So it seems safe to say Sanders closed the season with the best performance of his career.

Of course, one game earlier, Sanders threw four interceptions as the Cowboys came up inches short of the Big 12 championship. And that encapsulates Sanders' embattled Cowboy career. However, in 2021, he showed more consistency, despite a couple of lapses, than he had shown in the previous two seasons. Now with Sanders heading toward his fourth season as the starting quarterback, the Cowboys know what they have: a special talent whose mistake-prone tendencies are becoming fewer and farther between. - Daily Oklahoman

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QB Spencer Sanders, Mississippi
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02/28/22 - Ulysses Bentley IV, rSr/2025, Mississippi, 5-10, 201 (DS#40 RB) + More +

2021 ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM (COACHES): RB Ulysses Bentley IV, SMU, So.,...With 11 games played in 2021, Bentley IV is second on the team with 610 rushing yards and four TDs off 96 carries. He registered his sixth career 100-yard rushing game and seventh career game with 100+ all-purpose yards during the regular season, and open the year on Maxwell Award, Doak Walker Award, CFPA Award and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch Lists. - SMU Football

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RB Ulysses Bentley IV, Mississippi
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02/28/22 - Tre Harris, rSr/2025, Mississippi, 6-2, 205 (DS#8 WR) + More +

2021 ALL-CONFERENCE USA HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): WR: Tre Harris, So., Louisiana Tech,...The Bulldogs saw a dozen players earn honorable mention all-Conference USA honors, including: WR Smoke Harris, WR Tre Harris, OL Abraham Delfin, OL Josh Mote, DE Mykol Clark, DT Keivie Rose, LB Trey Baldwin, LB Ezekiel Barnett, DB Baylen Buchanan, DB Khalil Ladler, DB BeeJay Williamson and PK Jacob Barnes. - Louisiana Tech Football

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WR Tre Harris, Mississippi
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02/28/22 - Teja Young, rSr/2024, Mississippi, 5-11, 182 (DS#104 SS) + More +

2021 ALL-CONFERENCE USA HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): DB: Teja Young, RS So., Florida Atlantic,...Third on the squad with 59 tackles, and tied for the team lead with three picks, ranking No. 40 nationally with 0.3 interceptions per game...Tabulated 84 yards cumulative off of those three interceptions...Recorded a season-high 11 tackles at ODU and had 10 at Florida...Already has played in 38 career games with a total of 112 total tackles, five interceptions and 12 passes defended. - Florida Atlantic Football

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SS Teja Young, Mississippi
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02/28/22 - Troy Brown, rSr/2023, Mississippi, 6-1, 223 (DS#33 OLB) + More +

2021 ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Linebacker - Troy Brown, Central Michigan,...CMU defensive end Troy Hairston II and linebacker Troy Brown were named to the All-MAC First Team defense, while safety Devonni Reed earned a spot on the second team defense. - Central Michigan Football

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OLB Troy Brown, Mississippi
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01/03/22 - Spencer Sanders, rSr/2024, Mississippi, 6-1, 209 (DS#32 QB) + More +

2021 ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM (COACHES): QB Spencer Sanders, Oklahoma State, Jr.,...Spencer Sanders became just the second first team all-conference quarterback in OSU history. He joins Brandon Weeden, who earned the recognition in 2010. - Oklahoma State Football

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QB Spencer Sanders, Mississippi
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01/01/22 - Spencer Sanders, rSr/2024, Mississippi, 6-1, 209 (DS#32 QB) + More +

Oklahoma State was a step slow in the first half, appearing to be stuck in the desert sand while Notre Dame raced around the field. A quick scoring drive just before halftime gave the No. 9 Cowboys a spark and they rode it one of the biggest victories in school history. Led by Spencer Sanders, Oklahoma State pulled off the biggest comeback in Fiesta Bowl history, overcoming a 21-point deficit to beat No. 5 Notre Dame 37-35 on Saturday. Sanders accounted for 496 yards and threw three of his four touchdown passes to Tay Martin, including a 9-yarder to cap a four-play, 75-yard drive just before halftime. "Us going down and scoring quickly just before the half, that gave us hope," Oklahoma State Mike Gundy said. "That gave us a chance as coaches to say, "Guys, we're fine." Oklahoma State (12-2, No. 9 CFP) came up inches short of securing a College Football Playoff spot in a loss to No. 6 Baylor at the Big 12 title game and fell into 21-point, first-half hole against Notre Dame (11-2, No. 5 CFP).

Jack Coan led Notre Dame's early charge while throwing for a Fiesta Bowl-record 509 yards and five touchdowns. Sanders and Martin brought the Cowboys back. Sanders, who had a 9-yard touchdown pass to Jaden Bray in the first quarter, cut Notre Dame's lead to 28-14 with a 9-yard scoring pass to Martin with 37 seconds left in the first half. The pair connected for two more touchdowns, from 5 and 8 yards, to tie the game, and the Cowboys went up 34-28 on three field goals by Tanner Brown. Sanders threw for 371 yards on 34-of-51 passing and ran for 125 yards after throwing four interceptions in the Big 12 title game. - Oklahoma State/AP College Football

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QB Spencer Sanders, Mississippi
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