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  2022 PRESEASON DOAK WALKER AWARD CANDIDATE: Kendre Miller (Jr.), TCU,... Running back Kendre Miller is a junior from Mount Enterprise, Texas. He currently ranks No. 1 nationally among active Power 5 conference players with his 7.4 yards per carry (YPC) average. Miller was second last season at TCU with 623 yards rushing while topping the team with seven touchdowns. His 7.5 YPC mark ranked fourth for a season at TCU, giving him two of the top-six averages in program history in his first two seasons. He ran for a career-high 185 yards, and three touchdowns on 12 carries in a 52-31 win at Texas Tech. His scoring runs of 33, 75, and 45 yards made him the only player in the nation in 2021, with three touchdowns of at least 33 yards in the same game. He rushed for 112 yards on 12 attempts, including a 56-yard touchdown, in a victory over Kansas. He also ran for 102 yards at Kansas State while tying a career-high with four receptions. His first career receiving touchdown went for 53 yards at Oklahoma. - SI.com

Jr/2023 RB *Kendre Miller, Texas Christian
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  2022 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Quentin Johnston, TCU,...A junior from Temple, Texas, Johnston ranks first in Big 12 history with a 20.4 yards per catch average for a player in his first two seasons. It is also eighth nationally since 1996 for the first two years of a career. Johnston led the Horned Frogs last season in receiving yards (634), yards per reception (19.2) and touchdown catches (six) while placing second in receptions (33). He topped 100 yards receiving on three occasions, all in his final five games. - TCU Football

Jr/2023 WR *Quentin Johnston, Texas Christian
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  2022 PRESEASON MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST: Quentin Johnston, TCU,...As a junior 2022, TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston (6-4, 214, up ten pounds from previous year) is rated as a top pro prospect, probably for t he 2023 draft. In 2021, Johnston led TCU in receiving yards (634), yards per reception (19.2) and touchdown catches (6) ... placed second in receptions (33) ... played in nine games, missing three due to injury ... topped 100 yards receiving on three occasions, all in his final five games ... had a career day at Oklahoma with seven receptions for 185 yards and three touchdowns ... the scoring grabs came from 20, 75 and 25 yards ... the 25-yard reception was the No. 2 Collegiate Play of the Year on ESPN's You Got Mossed! ... the 185 yards receiving were the most by a Horned Frog since Taj Williams had 210 versus Oklahoma in 2016.

Was the first Horned Frog with three touchdown catches in a game since KaVontae Turpin had four against Texas in 2015 ... also topped 100 yards receiving against Baylor (142) and West Virginia (113) ... the 142 yards in the 30-28 win over Baylor came on five receptions, including a fourth quarter 19-yard touchdown ... also had a 53-yard reception in the contest ... the five catches against West Virginia included a 49-yard snag ... had second-half scoring grabs of 18 and 45 yards as part of five receptions for 95 yards in the 34-32 victory over Cal. - TCU Football

Jr/2023 WR *Quentin Johnston, Texas Christian
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  When LSU coach Brian Kelly makes his first appearance at Southeastern Conference media days next week, he'll have three players with him. Kelly will bring along sophomore wide receiver Jack Bech, junior linebacker Mike Jones Jr. and junior edge rusher BJ Ojulari to represent the team, the league announced Tuesday. The annual event is scheduled from July 18-21 in Atlanta at the College Football Hall of Fame and The Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center. Kelly and the three players will speak on the first day along with Ole Miss and Missouri coaches and players. Bech had a breakout freshman year as a hybrid tight end. The Lafayette native led the team with 43 receptions and gained 489 yards with three touchdowns. Bech appeared in every game, starting seven times. He has since returned to wide receiver full time in LSU's new offense. - Baton Rouge Advocate

Sr/2025 WR Jack Bech, Texas Christian
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  For the first time this millennium, TCU has a new head coach after Gary Patterson and the university parted ways on Halloween last season following a 3-5 start. Jerry Kill took over as interim coach and, in late November, SMU coach Sonny Dykes was officially hired as the new coach. While the staff and the system are new, several returning stalwarts and a handful of transfers will likely determine just how far TCU can go in 2022.

Despite losing leading rusher Zach Evans, junior Kendre Evans is back after leading the league in yards per rush (7.5) while running for 623 yards and seven scores. He'll run behind a line anchored by 2021 All-Big 12 second team center Steve Avila and bolstered by Alan Ali, a four-year starter at SMU before arriving via the portal. - Charleston Gazette-Mail

rSr/2023 OG Steve Avila, Texas Christian
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  Receiver Jaylon Robinson, who was limited by injuries last season, went through spring football practices with the Knights before opting to transfer. There was thought when Robinson entered the transfer portal that he would follow Dillon Gabriel. Instead, Robinson joined coach Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss. Robinson originally transferred to UCF after beginning his college career at Oklahoma. After sitting out the 2019 season due to transfer rules, he shined in his first year as a Knight by recording 100 or more receiving yards six times, the most at UCF since Brandon Marshall in 2005. Following a knee injury that limited him this past season, Robinson spent the spring at UCF before deciding to transfer a second time. - Orlando Sentinel

rSr/2024 WR Jaylon Robinson, Texas Christian
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  A familiar face has put his name back in the spotlight during the inaugural USFL season. On Wednesday, the league announced former TCU wide receiver KaVontae Turpin won its Most Valuable Player award for the 2022 season. While playing for one of only two teams that went 9-1 in the regular season, the New Jersey Generals' top playmaker made big contributions in both the passing and kick return game. Turpin, 25, led the league in receiving yards (540) and yards after catch (316), feats he accomplished despite being targeted only 53 times, well behind league-leader and former Dallas Cowboys receiver Lance Lenoir (88 targets).

Turpin also led the USFL in punt return average (15.3) and was the only player to score a touchdown on a kick return this season. While at TCU, Turpin appeared in 42 games from 2015-18, and he collected more than 2,000 yards from scrimmage in his career. However, he went undrafted out of college before eventually landing in the USFL. - Dallas Morning News

Sr/2019 WR Kavontae Turpin, Texas Christian
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  The Sonny Dykes era will get underway with a late-night kickoff time. ESPN announced the kickoff times for early-season games on Thursday, and TCU will open the Dykes era with a 9 p.m. kickoff at Colorado on Friday, Sept. 2. The game will be televised on ESPN. It's the first meeting between the two schools on the football field. Colorado will play at TCU in 2023. The Frogs will make their home debut on Saturday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. against Tarleton State on Big 12 Now, the league's streaming service on ESPN+. It'll be the first meeting between the two schools in football. Along with the TCU start times, bowl game start times were also set for the upcoming season. The Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023 at AT&T Stadium is set for noon on ESPN and ESPN Radio, while the Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. 22, 2022 at Amon G. Carter Stadium will have a 6:30 p.m. kickoff. - Fort Worth Star

Jr/2023 WR *Quentin Johnston, Texas Christian
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  Ole Miss football's success in the transfer portal continues to grow. Former UCF wide receiver Jaylon Robinson committed to Ole Miss from the transfer portal Sunday. Robinson was limited by injuries in 2021 but was an All-AAC performer in 2020 when he caught 55 passes for 979 yards and six touchdowns in 10 games. The 5-foot-9, 163-pound Robinson joins Ole Miss' No. 1 ranked transfer portal recruiting class for 2022. He's the third receiver the Rebels have brought in in the class along with former Louisville pass catcher Jordan Watkins and Mississippi State transfer Malik Heath.

The Rebels also added quarterback Jaxson Dart from USC, running backs Zach Evans and Ulysses Bentley from SMU, tight end Michael Trigg from USC, offensive tackle Mason Brooks from Western Kentucky, defensive linemen JJ Pegues and Jared Ivey from Auburn and Georgia Tech, linebackers Troy Brown and Khari Coleman from Central Michigan and TCU and safeties Isheem Young and Ladarius Tennison from Iowa State and Auburn. - The Clarion Ledger

rSr/2024 WR Jaylon Robinson, Texas Christian
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  Former UCF Knights star wide receiver Jaylon Robinson is reportedly down to two options for his third collegiate home after hitting the transfer portal last month. Robinson, who started his career at Oklahoma before transferring to Central Florida, will decide between Ole Miss and Tennessee, according to 247Sports' Rusty Mansell. The transfer wideout ranked No. 11 at his position per On3's transfer rankings has completed official visits to Ole Miss, Tennessee and TCU. Georgia was also showing interest but the Bulldogs won't get Robinson on campus, according to Mansell. Robinson is the No. 2 best-available wide receiver in the portal currently behind former Pitt Panthers star Jordan Addison. The 5-foot-9, 180-pound junior had the best season of his career in 2020 after sitting out in 2019. He posted 979 yards on 55 catches with four touchdowns. In 2021, he had 18 catches in six games played for 322 yards and two touchdowns. He suffered a knee injury on Sept. 17 against Louisville that kept him on the sideline for five games. - 247 Sports and On3

rSr/2024 WR Jaylon Robinson, Texas Christian
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  The Canes, this week, are hoping to augment a wide receiver group that they believe could use another key rotation piece. Former UCF receiver Jaylon Robinson began a multiday visit on UM's campus on Wednesday, with Tennessee, Mississippi and TCU also very much in the mix. Playing time was scarce with two NFL receivers (Marquise Brown and CeeDee Lamb) playing virtually every snap.

He transferred to UCF, where he produced big numbers in his first year of eligibility in 2020 (55 catches, 979 yards, 17.8 average per reception and six TDs). He was third in the American Athletic Conference in receptions and yards that season. Last season, he missed five games with a knee injury and had 18 catches for 322 yards (17.9 average) and two touchdowns in six games. Robinson told 247 Sports that the quality of the team's quarterback, scheme fit and NIL opportunities will shape his decision, with a decision coming on May 15. - Miami Herald

rSr/2024 WR Jaylon Robinson, Texas Christian
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  Poised for a 2022 standout season: Wide receiver Quentin Johnston averaged 22.1 yards per catch in 2020, the best ever for a Big 12 true freshman with at least 20 catches. He followed that up by averaging 19.2 yards per catch and having three 100-yard receiving games last season. He had 33 catches for 634 yards and six TDs despite missing three games injured. Johnston could be in for even bigger numbers with new coach Sonny Dykes, who likes his teams to throw the ball a lot. - AP College Football

Jr/2023 WR *Quentin Johnston, Texas Christian
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  TCU football bolstered its defensive line depth on Thursday. Georgia transfer Tymon Mitchell announced his intentions to join the Frogs. Mitchell posted a picture on social media of himself in a TCU uniform, writing "The next chapter." Mitchell is listed at 6-foot-3, 300 pounds. He's expected to be utilized as both a nose tackle and end in Joe Gillespie's 3-3-5 scheme. Mitchell was rated as a three-star prospect coming out of high school in 2019. He appeared in two games as a true freshman in 2019, preserving his redshirt, and just one game in 2020. Last season, Mitchell played in five games and finished with six tackles. - Fort Worth Star

rSr/2025 DT Tymon Mitchell, Texas Christian
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  UCF wide receiver Jaylon Robinson announced his intentions Wednesday to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Robinson is the third Knight to decide to transfer this week, but he is by far the most impactful departure. Robinson joins reserve quarterback Parker Navarro and linebacker Cole Joyce in the transfer portal. "This is hard," Robinson wrote on social media. "Hard to say goodbye. After much prayer and talk with my family about my future, I've decided that it's in my best interest to enter the transfer portal." Robinson was set for a second straight first-team all-conference season last year before he suffered a knee injury on Sept. 17 against Louisville that kept him sidelined for 5 games. After 234 yards on 12 catches with 2 touchdowns in the first 3 games, Robinson later returned and played in the final 3 of the regular season to total 6 catches for 88 yards and no scores. He missed the Gasparilla Bowl vs. Florida in December. - Orlando Sentinel

rSr/2024 WR Jaylon Robinson, Texas Christian
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  TCU linebacker Dee Winters likely would've had a number of schools interested in him if he wanted to transfer amid the coaching change from Gary Patterson to Sonny Dykes. Winters had a team-leading 74 tackles last season and ranked second on the team in tackles in 2020. But he has opted to stay in Fort Worth for his senior season under the new staff. "The reason why some guys left is because the defense didn't fit them," Winters said earlier this spring. "But the reason I stayed was to pick up my brothers. We had some guys stay, so I wanted to be a part of that and be something great." Winters said the idea of playing under defensive coordinator Joe Gillespie was intriguing, too, given his success running a 3-3-5 scheme compared with Patterson's signature 4-2-5 defense. "I know Coach Gillespie coached at Tulsa and they've had a great defense the past few years," Winters said. "So I wanted to see what that was like, and widen my variety of defenses that I've played in. Playing in a two-man linebacker box, playing in a three man, so that can give me better options in the future." - Fort Worth Star

Sr/2023 ILB Dee Winters, Texas Christian
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