Week 16 Recruiting Update183 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 6. 4 star players committed this week: 54. 3 star players committed this week: 88. 2 star players committed this week: 23. 1 star players committed this week: 12.
17 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Daniel Hyde (a 5 star DE from HOOVER HS ranked at #2) who committed to Oklahoma State.
Big 12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 32.
USC Trojans locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 15 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Harrison Mchenry - QB. He is ranked at #163
Total Recruits committed this season is 2307.Daniel Hyde - DE commits to Oklahoma State. Daniel Hyde has committed to the Cowboys. Hyde is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DE from HOOVER HS.
Hyde was also pursued by Pittsburgh Panthers, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Maryland Terrapins, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, East Carolina Pirates, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Kent State Golden Flashes, Auburn Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs, Oklahoma Sooners, Utah Utes, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Indiana Hoosiers, Mississippi Rebels, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Utah State Aggies, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Northwestern Wildcats, South Carolina Gamecocks, Connecticut Huskies, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Boston College Eagles, Navy Midshipmen, Louisville Cardinals, San Jose State Spartans, Arizona Wildcats, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Penn State Nittany Lions, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Ohio Bobcats, Purdue Boilermakers, South Florida Bulls, Marshall Thundering Herd, Massachusetts Minutemen, Kansas State Wildcats, Arizona State Sun Devils, Air Force Falcons, UNLV Rebels, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Akron Zips, Toledo Rockets, West Virginia Mountaineers, Tennessee Volunteers, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Florida Atlantic Owls, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Memphis Tigers, Ball State Cardinals, Vanderbilt Commodores, Missouri Tigers, Buffalo Bulls, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Washington Huskies, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, Texas State Bobcats, UTEP Miners, Oregon Ducks, North Texas Mean Green, James Madison Dukes, Northern Illinois Huskies, Arkansas Razorbacks, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Miami (OH) RedHawks, Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Army Black Knights, Bowling Green Falcons, Temple Owls, South Alabama Jaguars, Lousiana State Tigers, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Texas AM Aggies, Tulane Green Wave, Minnesota Golden Gophers, North Carolina Tar Heels, Old Dominion Monarchs, Syracuse Orange, and Fresno State Bulldogs.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 16
Gains: Duke Blue Devils beat the North Carolina State Wolfpack : Prestige bonus + 0.2 Washington Huskies pull off a win against the Washington State Cougars : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: North Carolina State Wolfpack disappointed against the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.2 Washington State Cougars could not beat the Washington Huskies : Prestige loss - 0.2League News: Top receiver trio? The Trojans trio of Hugo Barton - WR, Chuck Beverly - WR and Lance George - WR are currently the leading trio of pass catchers in the league, with 4037 receiving yards between the three.
Duke Blue Devils surprise everyone! The Duke Blue Devils fans are celebrating after the Blue Devils took down the North Carolina State Wolfpack. In a superb effort the Blue Devils kept at it, and brought home the win. The Wolfpack are widely considered to be the better of the two programs, but with the Blue Devils winning the fans are hoping that the Blue Devils will soon be able to dance with the big boys.
Washington Huskies surprise everyone! The Washington Huskies fans are celebrating after the Huskies took down the Washington State Cougars. In a superb effort the Huskies kept at it, and brought home the win. The Cougars are widely considered to be the better of the two programs, but with the Huskies winning the fans are hoping that the Huskies will soon be able to dance with the big boys.
Playoff Watch: Week 16 Edition. Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore. As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture. If the season ended today, the sixteen teams making the playoffs would be: 1: Maryland Terrapins 2: UCLA Bruins 3: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks 4: Iowa Hawkeyes 5: Oklahoma State Cowboys 6: Georgia Bulldogs 7: Western Michigan Broncos 8: Rutgers Scarlet Knights 9: Boston College Eagles 10: Washington State Cougars 11: Iowa State Cyclones 12: Florida State Seminoles 13: Texas Christian Horned Frogs 14: Nevada Wolf Pack 15: UNLV Rebels 16: Michigan State Spartans
This week we saw one new team make it into the top sixteen. The new team of course being Michigan State. Being pushed out of the picture are: Michigan Wolverines
UTEP Miners resigns Leonard Kent as OffensiveCoordinator The Miners have announced that they have given Leonard Kent a new contract. Kent will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 4 million per year.
Week 15: WR Jason Sharkey (ECAR) wins Offensive Player of the Week Sharkey's 6 rec, 134 yds, 4 TD effort led the way for the East Carolina Pirates. This weeks 134 receiving yards bring his season total to 1166 yards with 10 touchdowns on the season.
"To Jason, football is about winning and nothing else. He is one of the hardest workers on our team and deserves the attention he is getting from the media and fans." - Pirates Coach
East Carolina Pirates prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 15: CB Marcus Keys (BAMA) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Keys's ball hawking ability was on display in the Crimson Tide 35-21 game with the Auburn Tigers. He finished with 8 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Marcus has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Crimson Tide Defensive Coordinator
Alabama Crimson Tide prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 15 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Currie, W. - CB, FLST. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Phan, A. - WR, DUK. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Oneill, M. - DT, TUL. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Sharkey, J. - WR, ECAR. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Heyward, K. - DE, TT. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Dyer, R. - QB, BAY. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Randolph, C. - CB, ILL. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Dove, C. - QB, MICH. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Covert, B. - DE, UTEP. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Crosby, H. - RB, FAU. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Blanton, C. - CB, NTDM. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Faulkner, J. - WR, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Norman, A. - DE, AKR. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Hill, N. - WR, AKR. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Tibbetts, R. - CB, SJST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Prince, K. - QB, SJST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Partridge, M. - CB, FRES. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Burdick, C. - RB, UCLA. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Keys, M. - CB, BAMA. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Wentworth, L. - WR, OLEMIS. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Harmon, P. - SS, SAL. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Nesmith, N. - WR, SAL.
Game Recaps for Week 15Buffaloes - 27, Mountaineers - 21 Pirates - 53, Owls - 50 Green Wave - 49, Spartans - 47 Demon Deacons - 27, Miners - 24 Blue Devils - 62, Wolfpack - 31 Hokies - 23, Cavaliers - 15 Red Raiders - 43, Bears - 37 Sooners - 19, Cowboys - 16 Terrapins - 35, Scarlet Knights - 2 Wolverines - 45, Buckeyes - 20 Badgers - 54, Golden Gophers - 17 Fighting Illini - 38, Wildcats - 31 Jayhawks - 34, Mean Green - 7 Midshipmen - 33, Black Knights - 30 Owls - 35, Fighting Irish - 24 Zips - 52, Monarchs - 24 Bulldogs - 38, Jaguars - 16 Ducks - 28, Beavers - 21 Huskies - 14, Cougars - 9 Sun Devils - 20, Wildcats - 19 Bruins - 79, Golden Bears - 14 Crimson Tide - 35, Tigers - 21 Rebels - 31, Bulldogs - 30 Gators - 38, Seminoles - 35 Tigers - 30, Gamecocks - 27 Commodores - 27, Volunteers - 20Week 15: DT Tuan Acosta (SAL) has suffered a major injury! The South Alabama Jaguars' DT Tuan Acosta has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: August Leach - QBGood day fellow recruiting enthusiasts, I am excited to give you more Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In today's report, we will review August Leach, a talented QB, coming out of WEST MESQUITE HS, TX. Leach is a 4 star player, and his overall ranking is 122. Leach is 19 years old, weighs 201 pounds and is 6' 2" tall. OK, let us get down to business!
His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. He takes care of the ball. Receivers need to be on their toes because he throws hard.
As one of the better QB coming out of high school this year, it is no surprise that August Leach has is being courted by several programs. Local news report that at least these teams have shown interest in bringing him into their program: Washington State Cougars, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Alabama Crimson Tide, Baylor Bears, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Cincinnati Bearcats, North Carolina Tar Heels, Florida Gators, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Temple Owls, Utah State Aggies, Utah Utes, Marshall Thundering Herd, UNLV Rebels, Massachusetts Minutemen, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Lousiana State Tigers, Virginia Cavaliers, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Stanford Cardinal, Toledo Rockets, Memphis Tigers, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Washington Huskies, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Auburn Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, Central Florida Knights, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Indiana Hoosiers, Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles, Boston College Eagles, Penn State Nittany Lions, South Carolina Gamecocks, Northwestern Wildcats, Army Black Knights, Navy Midshipmen, Connecticut Huskies, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Ohio Bobcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Purdue Boilermakers, Old Dominion Monarchs, Arizona State Sun Devils, Air Force Falcons, Kansas State Wildcats, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, Akron Zips, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, South Alabama Jaguars, Florida Atlantic Owls, Ball State Cardinals, Syracuse Orange, Florida International Golden Panthers, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, Texas State Bobcats, UTEP Miners, Northern Illinois Huskies, Arkansas Razorbacks, Oregon Ducks, James Madison Dukes, Miami (OH) RedHawks, Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Buffalo Bulls, Brigham Young Cougars, Fresno State Bulldogs.
Persons close to Leach are certain he will commit to the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. Week 15 Recruiting Update116 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 2. 4 star players committed this week: 14. 3 star players committed this week: 77. 2 star players committed this week: 18. 1 star players committed this week: 5.
4 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was William Armstrong (a 5 star CB from NEWTON COUNTY HS ranked at #17) who committed to Wisconsin.
American Athletic was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 17.
Vanderbilt Commodores locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 2124.League News: Oklahoma State Cowboys: A no Pass Zone. Cowboys pass defense this year has been spot-on this season, giving up only 1575 in 11 games. Said one member of the defensive backfield, ‘We’re so good, our opponent’s wives come to watch US play’.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 15
Gains: Colorado Buffaloes beat the Baylor Bears : Prestige bonus + 0.2 Purdue Boilermakers pull off a win against the Nevada Wolf Pack : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Baylor Bears could not even win against the Colorado Buffaloes : Prestige loss - 0.2 Nevada Wolf Pack could not beat the Purdue Boilermakers : Prestige loss - 0.2
Changes: Purdue Boilermakers increase to 45 prestige.Colorado Buffaloes take home the upset victory! The Colorado Buffaloes surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against Baylor Bears. The Bears never manage to take control of the game, while the Buffaloes kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Bears players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the Buffaloes fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.
Purdue Boilermakers surprise everyone! With an outstanding effort the Purdue Boilermakers pull off the upset against Nevada Wolf Pack. Everyone had expected the Nevada Wolf Pack to handle the Purdue Boilermakers with ease, but the Boilermakers just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Wolf Pack, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.
Playoff Watch: Week 15 Edition. Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore. As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture. If the season ended today, the sixteen teams making the playoffs would be: 1: Maryland Terrapins 2: UCLA Bruins 3: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks 4: Iowa Hawkeyes 5: Oklahoma State Cowboys 6: Georgia Bulldogs 7: Western Michigan Broncos 8: Washington State Cougars 9: Nevada Wolf Pack 10: Iowa State Cyclones 11: Rutgers Scarlet Knights 12: Florida State Seminoles 13: Boston College Eagles 14: UNLV Rebels 15: Texas Christian Horned Frogs 16: Michigan Wolverines
This week we saw 2 new teams make it into the top sixteen. Being pushed out of the picture are: Miami (FL) Hurricanes Michigan State Spartans
Week 14: QB Nathan Waddell (PUR) wins Offensive Player of the Week The league announced Purdue Boilermakers quarterback Nathan Waddell has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Boilermakers defeated the Nevada Wolf Pack, 61 to 58. Waddell did his part, throwing 7 touchdowns, completing 24 of 44 passes for 418 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 28 to 13, and a passer rating of 154.3.
Purdue Boilermakers prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 14: CB Justin Wills (MIAOH) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Justin Wills of the Miami (OH) RedHawks has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Wills finished with 4 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.
Miami (OH) RedHawks prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 14 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Cheney, T. - CB, BST. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Strange, D. - RB, MIAFL. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Villalobos, J. - LB, CFL. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Shank, G. - QB, CFL. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Compton, M. - DE, TX. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Thurman, W. - WR, TT. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Fielder, V. - LB, IND. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Waddell, N. - QB, PUR. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Mooney, A. - DE, TXSA. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Walter, S. - QB, MARS. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Hill, E. - LB, NTDM. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Faulkner, J. - WR, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Wills, J. - CB, MIAOH. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Kilpatrick, H. - WR, CMI. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Schultz, L. - DT, NEV. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Cobb, K. - QB, COLST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Barfield, J. - CB, USC. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Pitts, H. - WR, USC. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Whitt, J. - DT, TENN. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Ohara, W. - WR, GEO. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Moore, J. - DE, ARKST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Xiong, L. - QB, SAL.
Game Recaps for Week 14Bearcats - 27, Owls - 20 Red Wolves - 25, Eagles - 21 Spartans - 36, Wildcats - 3 Buffaloes - 30, Bears - 20 Warhawks - 35, Tigers - 28 Pirates - 30, Huskies - 24 Rebels - 27, Green Wave - 20 Volunteers - 43, Cardinals - 0 Eagles - 40, Wolfpack - 30 Bulldogs - 54, Yellow Jackets - 13 Blue Devils - 32, Roadrunners - 24 Hurricanes - 69, Nittany Lions - 0 Tigers - 52, Hokies - 30 Knights - 37, Golden Flashes - 27 Cougars - 51, Panthers - 7 Mustangs - 24, Bulldogs - 23 Horned Frogs - 31, Hilltoppers - 10 Longhorns - 38, Cyclones - 0 Jayhawks - 23, Mountaineers - 20 Red Raiders - 38, Rainbow Warriors - 7 Terrapins - 33, Hoosiers - 10 Boilermakers - 61, Wolf Pack - 58 Cougars - 44, Jaguars - 36 Fighting Irish - 23, Huskies - 6 Rockets - 45, Aztecs - 31 Chippewas - 35, Miners - 13 Bulls - 13, Ducks - 9 RedHawks - 55, Orange - 27 Rams - 44, Blue Raiders - 14 Tigers - 14, Falcons - 11 Beavers - 41, Cardinal - 38 Rebels - 30, Wildcats - 25 Trojans - 63, Cougars - 35 Utes - 19, Chanticleers - 10 Broncos - 39, Razorbacks - 14 Thundering Herd - 31, Mountaineers - 16 Dukes - 44, Golden Hurricane - 23 Cornhuskers - 24, Minutemen - 17Week 14: QB Rudy Warren (TXSA) has suffered a major injury! The Texas San Antonio Roadrunners' QB Rudy Warren has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Bruce Arndt - WRHey fellow recruiting fans, hope you will like more in detail analysis in this installment of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this round, we will review Bruce Arndt. Arndt is an interesting WR, coming out of LAUREL HIGH, MD. Arndt is a 4 star recruit, ranked 118. Arndt is 6' 6" tall, weighs 211 pounds and is 18 years old. Alright! Moving on to the interesting parts.
Raised to know the value of hard work. Will occasionally impress you by coming down with throws others would not catch. This kid will use his speed to create separation on most plays. Defenses will need to keep tabs on him.
The following teams are rumored to be chasing the promising WR: Navy Midshipmen, Maryland Terrapins, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Wisconsin Badgers, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, North Carolina Tar Heels, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Marshall Thundering Herd, UNLV Rebels, Massachusetts Minutemen, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Texas Longhorns, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Stanford Cardinal, Toledo Rockets, Memphis Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, Houston Cougars, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Virginia Tech Hokies, Central Florida Knights, Duke Blue Devils, USC Trojans, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, New Mexico State Aggies, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Utah State Aggies, Indiana Hoosiers, Ohio Bobcats, Baylor Bears, Wyoming Cowboys, Syracuse Orange, Northern Illinois Huskies, Texas State Bobcats, James Madison Dukes. Clearly, Bruce Arndt has plenty of options to mull over.
Experts predict that Arndt will likely end up with USC Trojans. However, only time will tell. Week 14 Recruiting Update133 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 2. 4 star players committed this week: 23. 3 star players committed this week: 74. 2 star players committed this week: 24. 1 star players committed this week: 10.
9 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Alden Meeker (a 5 star DE from C.D. HYLTON HIGH ranked at #27) who committed to Louisiana Monroe.
Southeastern was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 21.
Louisiana Monroe Warhawks locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 2008.Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 14
Gains: Duke Blue Devils lit up the scoreboard against the Louisville Cardinals : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets played with authority against the Boise State Broncos : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers outlast the Miami (FL) Hurricanes : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Louisville Cardinals got trampled by the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.1 Boise State Broncos were blown out by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets : Prestige loss - 0.1 Miami (FL) Hurricanes disappointed against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers : Prestige loss - 0.2 Troy Trojans got trampled by the Iowa State Cyclones : Prestige loss - 0.05League News: Big boys shows the way for the Spartans. The big men from Spartans are absolutely dominating this year. They’ve given up only 25 sacks in 11 games while collecting 563 pancakes.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers pull off the upset! The Western Kentucky Hilltoppers have managed an unlikely win against Miami (FL) Hurricanes. The Hurricanes appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Hilltoppers kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Hurricanes to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Hilltoppers fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
Playoff Watch: Week 14 Edition. Welcome to playoff watch with Larry Moore. As the season inches closer to the end, I will keep you updated on the playoff picture. If the season ended today, the sixteen teams making the playoffs would be: 1: Maryland Terrapins 2: UCLA Bruins 3: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks 4: Iowa Hawkeyes 5: Oklahoma State Cowboys 6: Western Michigan Broncos 7: Georgia Bulldogs 8: Washington State Cougars 9: Nevada Wolf Pack 10: Rutgers Scarlet Knights 11: Florida State Seminoles 12: Iowa State Cyclones 13: Miami (FL) Hurricanes 14: Texas Christian Horned Frogs 15: Michigan State Spartans 16: Boston College Eagles
This week we saw one new team make it into the top sixteen. The new team of course being Boston College. Being pushed out of the picture are: Washington Huskies
Week 13: QB Jack Timmons (UNLV) wins Offensive Player of the Week The league announced UNLV Rebels quarterback Jack Timmons has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Rebels defeated the San Jose State Spartans, 58 to 41. Timmons did his part, throwing 5 touchdowns, completing 21 of 31 passes for 507 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 38 to 5, and a passer rating of 188.3.
UNLV Rebels prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 13: LB James Cabrera (MARS) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB James Cabrera of the Marshall Thundering Herd has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Cabrera finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
Marshall Thundering Herd prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 13 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Holman, K. - DE, VT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Neal, R. - QB, BST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Godfrey, I. - DE, CINCY. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Jeffery, J. - WR, HOU. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Compton, M. - DE, TX. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Allison, C. - WR, COL. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Tinsley, M. - CB, WIS. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Lindberg, P. - WR, MD. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Cabrera, J. - LB, MARS. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Whiteman, J. - WR, JMU. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Page, F. - DE, NTDM. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Giles, N. - RB, MASS. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Randall, F. - CB, MIAOH. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Sabo, R. - RB, KENT. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Mcguire, R. - FS, SDST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Timmons, J. - QB, UNLV. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Stafford, J. - CB, UCLA. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Hawthorne, K. - QB, WASH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Smith, T. - CB, KY. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Burnett, O. - QB, BAMA. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Pierre, R. - DE, GASO. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Lehman, G. - WR, APP.
Game Recaps for Week 13Bearcats - 62, Pirates - 17 Bulldogs - 35, Rebels - 20 Blue Devils - 58, Cardinals - 6 Eagles - 51, Huskies - 44 Yellow Jackets - 59, Broncos - 13 Cougars - 41, Mustangs - 27 Bears - 41, Fighting Irish - 7 Owls - 30, Wildcats - 29 Warhawks - 35, Sooners - 30 Cowboys - 42, Huskies - 3 Terrapins - 35, Spartans - 3 Wolverines - 69, Black Knights - 13 Badgers - 33, Nittany Lions - 18 Golden Gophers - 19, Jaguars - 17 Cornhuskers - 34, Bulls - 13 Hawkeyes - 51, Mountaineers - 24 Fighting Illini - 31, Bobcats - 21 Boilermakers - 38, Bulldogs - 27 Thundering Herd - 37, Trojans - 24 Monarchs - 24, Blue Raiders - 20 Hilltoppers - 34, Hurricanes - 21 Scarlet Knights - 36, Golden Panthers - 14 Tar Heels - 45, Owls - 24 Cardinal - 21, Roadrunners - 15 Minutemen - 13, Cardinals - 11 Falcons - 19, Bulls - 6 Golden Flashes - 48, RedHawks - 16 Lobos - 37, Wildcats - 34 Aztecs - 31, Horned Frogs - 17 Longhorns - 31, Rainbow Warriors - 6 Rebels - 58, Spartans - 41 Golden Bears - 40, Eagles - 10 Beavers - 38, Aggies - 21 Sun Devils - 36, Utes - 14 Buffaloes - 43, Tigers - 23 Crimson Tide - 55, Hokies - 54 Bruins - 73, Aggies - 3 Wildcats - 34, Gamecocks - 10 Cowboys - 45, Mountaineers - 35 Aggies - 42, Red Wolves - 7 Cyclones - 69, Trojans - 17 Dukes - 45, Miners - 35 Eagles - 19, Golden Hurricane - 12Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Leslie Leclair - RBWelcome fellow recruiting fanatics. I am glad to give you Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. For this edition, I examine Leslie Leclair, RB, from WASHINGTON HS SENIOR ACADEMY, GA. Leclair is ranked as a 4 star player, and 107 overall. The 18 year old Leclair, weighs 185 pounds and is 5' 9" tall. OK, let us get down to brass tacks.
The guy has gets along with everyone. He will never throw someone else under the bus to save himself. His love for winning leads him to push himself hard, setting an example for everyone. Incredibly shifty. Enough speed to run outside. Scouts highlight the intelligent decisions he makes on the field.
As one of the better RB coming out of high school this year, it is no surprise that Leslie Leclair has is being courted by several programs. Local news report that at least these teams have shown interest in bringing him into their program: Georgia Bulldogs, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Virginia Cavaliers, Auburn Tigers, Wisconsin Badgers, Florida State Seminoles, Arizona Wildcats, Colorado State Rams, Illinois Fighting Illini, San Jose State Spartans, Florida Gators, North Carolina Tar Heels, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Utah State Aggies, Mississippi Rebels, Ohio State Buckeyes, Temple Owls, Marshall Thundering Herd, Utah Utes, UNLV Rebels, Massachusetts Minutemen, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Lousiana State Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, Memphis Tigers, Stanford Cardinal, San Diego State Aztecs, Toledo Rockets, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Washington Huskies, West Virginia Mountaineers, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Tennessee Volunteers, Georgia Southern Eagles, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Central Florida Knights, Indiana Hoosiers, Louisville Cardinals, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Boston College Eagles, Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles, South Carolina Gamecocks, Penn State Nittany Lions, Northwestern Wildcats, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Connecticut Huskies, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ohio Bobcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Purdue Boilermakers, Old Dominion Monarchs, Arizona State Sun Devils, Air Force Falcons, Kansas State Wildcats, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, Akron Zips, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Ball State Cardinals, Buffalo Bulls, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Florida International Golden Panthers, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, UTEP Miners, Texas State Bobcats, Northern Illinois Huskies, Oregon Ducks, Arkansas Razorbacks, James Madison Dukes, Miami (OH) RedHawks, Hawaii Rainbow Warriors, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Army Black Knights, Navy Midshipmen, South Alabama Jaguars, Syracuse Orange, Florida Atlantic Owls, Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
Leclair had no comment, when asked recently about where he planned to play next year. Week 13 Recruiting Update252 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 3. 4 star players committed this week: 24. 3 star players committed this week: 99. 2 star players committed this week: 71. 1 star players committed this week: 55.
13 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Jason Vanhorn (a 5 star DT from HICKORY HS ranked at #9) who committed to Wisconsin.
Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 40.
Buffalo Bulls locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 11 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 1875.Jason Vanhorn - DT commits to Wisconsin. Jason Vanhorn has committed to the Badgers. Vanhorn is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DT from HICKORY HS.
Vanhorn was also pursued by Oklahoma State Cowboys, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Maryland Terrapins, UCLA Bruins, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Illinois Fighting Illini, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Clemson Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Kent State Golden Flashes, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners, Mississippi Rebels, Indiana Hoosiers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Utah Utes, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Temple Owls, Utah State Aggies, Bowling Green Falcons, Louisville Cardinals, Boston College Eagles, Northwestern Wildcats, Army Black Knights, Mississippi State Bulldogs, San Jose State Spartans, Navy Midshipmen, Arizona Wildcats, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Connecticut Huskies, South Carolina Gamecocks, Penn State Nittany Lions, North Carolina Tar Heels, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ohio Bobcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, South Florida Bulls, Purdue Boilermakers, Marshall Thundering Herd, Old Dominion Monarchs, Massachusetts Minutemen, UNLV Rebels, Arizona State Sun Devils, Pittsburgh Panthers, Kansas State Wildcats, Air Force Falcons, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, South Alabama Jaguars, Toledo Rockets, West Virginia Mountaineers, Tennessee Volunteers, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Akron Zips, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Troy Trojans, Florida Atlantic Owls, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Memphis Tigers, Texas AM Aggies, Ball State Cardinals, Vanderbilt Commodores, Missouri Tigers, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Syracuse Orange, Washington Huskies, Florida International Golden Panthers, Buffalo Bulls, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, San Diego State Aztecs, Texas State Bobcats, Lousiana State Tigers, UTEP Miners, Arkansas Razorbacks, Northern Illinois Huskies, Tulane Green Wave, Oregon Ducks, North Texas Mean Green, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Miami (OH) RedHawks, and Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 13
Gains: Bowling Green Falcons blew out the Clemson Tigers : Prestige bonus + 0.15 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers vastly outscored the New Mexico State Aggies : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Georgia State Panthers did not get blown out by the Washington State Cougars : Prestige bonus + 0.1
Losses: Kansas State Wildcats was walked all over by the Iowa State Cyclones : Prestige loss - 0.05 Clemson Tigers got humiliated by the Bowling Green Falcons : Prestige loss - 0.2 Georgia Southern Eagles got trampled by the Texas State Bobcats : Prestige loss - 0.05 New Mexico State Aggies was walked all over by the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers : Prestige loss - 0.1 Washington State Cougars played poorly against the Georgia State Panthers : Prestige loss - 0.2American Athletic News: Defense dominates for Knights. The Knights defensive front is victimizing offensive lines so far this season with a total of 21 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 101 tackles in 11 games.
UTEP Miners resigns Roy Sanders as HeadCoach The Miners have announced that they have given Roy Sanders a new contract. Sanders will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 5 million per year.
Week 12: QB Jackie Bush (TROY) wins Offensive Player of the Week The league announced Troy Trojans quarterback Jackie Bush has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Trojans defeated the South Alabama Jaguars, 59 to 52. Bush did his part, throwing 8 touchdowns, completing 26 of 53 passes for 489 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 50 to 10, and a passer rating of 185.5.
Troy Trojans prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 12: CB Jacob Powell (ARMY) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Jacob Powell of the Army Black Knights has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Powell finished with 2 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
Army Black Knights prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 12 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Silver, N. - CB, GT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Samson, R. - WR, VA. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Barnes, E. - CB, CINCY. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Stephens, R. - QB, CINCY. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Ponce, H. - LB, IAST. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Meza, S. - QB, COL. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Paradis, R. - CB, NEB. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Dennison, W. - WR, NEB. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Emery, J. - FS, FAU. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Kruger, J. - TE, MT. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Powell, J. - CB, ARMY. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Christensen, A. - WR, MASS. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Masters, O. - LB, MIAOH. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Sabo, R. - RB, KENT. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Johnson, R. - CB, NEV. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Rich, W. - WR, AFA. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Guthrie, J. - FS, WASHST. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: McCauley, L. - QB, WASHST. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Moore, J. - CB, AUB. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Griffin, S. - WR, TENN. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Sutton, A. - DE, SAL. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 12Eagles - 42, Tar Heels - 38 Wolfpack - 31, Fighting Irish - 30 Yellow Jackets - 33, Blue Devils - 20 Hurricanes - 31, Panthers - 16 Knights - 28, Cavaliers - 23 Mustangs - 31, Owls - 24 Green Wave - 23, Tigers - 16 Golden Hurricane - 38, Huskies - 31 Longhorns - 59, Sooners - 25 Cowboys - 45, Bears - 6 Buffaloes - 38, Red Raiders - 31 Cougars - 20, Jayhawks - 12 Cyclones - 58, Wildcats - 3 Buckeyes - 38, Cardinals - 28 Warhawks - 28, Spartans - 21 Hawkeyes - 38, Nittany Lions - 10 Rebels - 45, Hoosiers - 17 Cornhuskers - 35, Boilermakers - 17 Monarchs - 31, Pirates - 27 Cardinal - 48, Golden Panthers - 20 Owls - 17, Badgers - 13 Miners - 20, Owls - 3 Broncos - 24, Black Knights - 16 Golden Flashes - 38, Huskies - 24 Chippewas - 13, Bulls - 6 Falcons - 58, Tigers - 21 RedHawks - 51, Zips - 38 Scarlet Knights - 28, Minutemen - 24 Horned Frogs - 38, Aggies - 27 Spartans - 41, Falcons - 27 Wolf Pack - 31, Aztecs - 10 Bearcats - 48, Golden Bears - 34 Bruins - 54, Utes - 13 Trojans - 31, Wildcats - 10 Bulldogs - 28, Volunteers - 20 Tigers - 37, Golden Eagles - 20 Tigers - 34, Bobcats - 27 Tigers - 34, Gamecocks - 10 Bulldogs - 55, Wildcats - 7 Mountaineers - 24, Razorbacks - 16 Ragin' Cajuns - 41, Red Wolves - 24 Bobcats - 42, Eagles - 3 Trojans - 59, Jaguars - 52 Chanticleers - 56, Aggies - 10 Cougars - 45, Panthers - 42 Dukes - 38, Blue Raiders - 14Week 12: C Paris Rojas (AUB) has suffered a major injury! The Auburn Tigers' C Paris Rojas has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Week 12: DT Jeffrey Tanaka (MIST) has suffered a major injury! The Michigan State Spartans' DT Jeffrey Tanaka has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Austin Cisneros - DEHello football diehards, are you ready for another round of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis? For this installment, we look closer at Austin Cisneros, a young DE, out of DC specifically, CESAR CHAVEZ - CAPITOL HILL PCS. Cisneros is ranked as a 4 star player, and 96 overall. He is 6' 5" tall, weighs 261 pounds and is 19 years old. OK, let us get down to brass tacks.
Teammates love him. All he cares about is the team. He helps everyone succeed. He wants to win! Well trained tackler.
According to multiple sources, teams that have contacted Cisneros include: Washington State Cougars, Oklahoma Sooners, Wisconsin Badgers, Georgia Bulldogs, Nebraska Cornhuskers, North Carolina Tar Heels, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Utah State Aggies, Temple Owls, Utah Utes, Marshall Thundering Herd, Baylor Bears, Massachusetts Minutemen, UNLV Rebels, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Virginia Cavaliers, Lousiana State Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Toledo Rockets, Stanford Cardinal, Memphis Tigers, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, West Virginia Mountaineers, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Tennessee Volunteers, Auburn Tigers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Central Florida Knights, Indiana Hoosiers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Penn State Nittany Lions, Florida Atlantic Owls, Buffalo Bulls.
Austin Cisneros acknowledged that the Oklahoma Sooners are the leading contender for his signature. But he made clear, that he is still keeping his options open. Week 12 Recruiting Update208 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 9. 4 star players committed this week: 19. 3 star players committed this week: 105. 2 star players committed this week: 58. 1 star players committed this week: 17.
15 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Loren Martin (a 5 star CB from HARRISON CENTRAL HS ranked at #3) who committed to Maryland.
Southeastern was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 27.
Eastern Michigan Eagles locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 1623.David Peter - LB commits to UCLA. David Peter has committed to the Bruins. Peter is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the LB from DEEP RUN HIGH.
Peter was also pursued by Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners, Mississippi Rebels, Indiana Hoosiers, Bowling Green Falcons, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Temple Owls, South Carolina Gamecocks, Utah State Aggies, Navy Midshipmen, Mississippi State Bulldogs, North Carolina Tar Heels, San Jose State Spartans, Penn State Nittany Lions, Connecticut Huskies, Arizona Wildcats, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ohio Bobcats, Marshall Thundering Herd, Arizona State Sun Devils, Air Force Falcons, UNLV Rebels, Pittsburgh Panthers, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, Akron Zips, Tennessee Volunteers, West Virginia Mountaineers, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Memphis Tigers, Texas AM Aggies, Ball State Cardinals, Missouri Tigers, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Buffalo Bulls, Washington Huskies, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, San Diego State Aztecs, UTEP Miners, Texas State Bobcats, Lousiana State Tigers, Northern Illinois Huskies, Oregon Ducks, Arkansas Razorbacks, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, and Miami (OH) RedHawks.
Dave Johnson - DT commits to Maryland. Dave Johnson has committed to the Terrapins. Johnson is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DT from SHEAD HS.
Johnson was also pursued by Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Illinois Fighting Illini, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Clemson Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners, Mississippi Rebels, Indiana Hoosiers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Utah Utes, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Temple Owls, Utah State Aggies, Bowling Green Falcons, Louisville Cardinals, Boston College Eagles, Northwestern Wildcats, Army Black Knights, Mississippi State Bulldogs, San Jose State Spartans, Navy Midshipmen, Arizona Wildcats, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Connecticut Huskies, South Carolina Gamecocks, Penn State Nittany Lions, North Carolina Tar Heels, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ohio Bobcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, South Florida Bulls, Purdue Boilermakers, Marshall Thundering Herd, Old Dominion Monarchs, Massachusetts Minutemen, UNLV Rebels, Arizona State Sun Devils, Pittsburgh Panthers, Kansas State Wildcats, Air Force Falcons, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, South Alabama Jaguars, Toledo Rockets, West Virginia Mountaineers, Tennessee Volunteers, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Troy Trojans, Florida Atlantic Owls, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Memphis Tigers, Texas AM Aggies, Ball State Cardinals, Vanderbilt Commodores, Missouri Tigers, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Syracuse Orange, Washington Huskies, Florida International Golden Panthers, Buffalo Bulls, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, San Diego State Aztecs, Texas State Bobcats, Lousiana State Tigers, UTEP Miners, Arkansas Razorbacks, Tulane Green Wave, Northern Illinois Huskies, Oregon Ducks, North Texas Mean Green, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Miami (OH) RedHawks, and Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
Loren Martin - CB commits to Maryland. Loren Martin has committed to the Terrapins. Martin is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the CB from HARRISON CENTRAL HS.
Martin was also pursued by Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, UCLA Bruins, East Carolina Pirates, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Florida State Seminoles, Wisconsin Badgers, USC Trojans, Auburn Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Oklahoma Sooners, Clemson Tigers, Utah State Aggies, Bowling Green Falcons, Utah Utes, Indiana Hoosiers, Mississippi Rebels, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Boston College Eagles, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Temple Owls, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Eastern Michigan Eagles, Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles, Louisville Cardinals, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Northwestern Wildcats, Army Black Knights, North Carolina Tar Heels, Penn State Nittany Lions, South Carolina Gamecocks, San Jose State Spartans, Navy Midshipmen, Appalachian State Mountaineers, Arizona Wildcats, Southern Methodist Mustangs, Connecticut Huskies, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Ohio Bobcats, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Purdue Boilermakers, South Florida Bulls, Marshall Thundering Herd, Old Dominion Monarchs, Arizona State Sun Devils, Massachusetts Minutemen, Air Force Falcons, Kansas State Wildcats, UNLV Rebels, Pittsburgh Panthers, Rice Owls, Wyoming Cowboys, South Alabama Jaguars, Akron Zips, Toledo Rockets, Tennessee Volunteers, Tulsa Golden Hurricane, Texas San Antonio Roadrunners, West Virginia Mountaineers, Troy Trojans, Florida Atlantic Owls, Ball State Cardinals, Memphis Tigers, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Texas AM Aggies, Vanderbilt Commodores, Missouri Tigers, Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders, Buffalo Bulls, Syracuse Orange, Washington Huskies, Florida International Golden Panthers, New Mexico State Aggies, New Mexico Lobos, Kentucky Wildcats, Texas State Bobcats, San Diego State Aztecs, UTEP Miners, Lousiana State Tigers, Northern Illinois Huskies, Tulane Green Wave, James Madison Dukes, Oregon Ducks, Arkansas Razorbacks, North Texas Mean Green, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Miami (OH) RedHawks, and Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
Colorado Buffaloes surprise everyone! The Colorado Buffaloes have managed an unlikely win against Texas Longhorns. The Longhorns appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Buffaloes kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Longhorns to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Buffaloes fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
Big Ten News: Big boys shows the way for the Wolverines. The O-Line from Wolverines are smashing opponents this year. They’ve given up only 11 sacks in 10 games while collecting 431 pancakes.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 12
Gains: Duke Blue Devils played with authority against the Virginia Tech Hokies : Prestige bonus + 0.15 Colorado Buffaloes get surprise win against the Texas Longhorns : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Virginia Tech Hokies got trampled by the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.2 Texas Longhorns failed miserably against the Colorado Buffaloes : Prestige loss - 0.2 Appalachian State Mountaineers were no match for the South Alabama Jaguars : Prestige loss - 0.05UNLV Rebels resigns Michael Lucas as HeadCoach The Rebels have announced that they have given Michael Lucas a new contract. Lucas will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 3 years earning 7 million per year.
UNLV Rebels resigns Thomas Chun as DefensiveCoordinator The Rebels have announced that they have given Thomas Chun a new contract. Chun will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 5 years earning 6 million per year.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers resigns Brian Zeller as DefensiveCoordinator The Hilltoppers have announced that they have given Brian Zeller a new contract. Zeller will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 4.5 million per year.
Massachusetts Minutemen resigns Charles Kelley as DefensiveCoordinator The Minutemen have announced that they have given Charles Kelley a new contract. Kelley will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 5 million per year.
Texas Longhorns resigns Keith Garrison as OffensiveCoordinator The Longhorns have announced that they have given Keith Garrison a new contract. Garrison will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 8 years earning 3.5 million per year.
Week 11: FS George Houston (GAST) wins Defensive Player of the Week FS George Houston of the Georgia State Panthers has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Houston finished with 5 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR.
Georgia State Panthers prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 11: WR Dominic Fultz (WKY) wins Offensive Player of the Week Fultz's 5 rec, 128 yds, 4 TD effort led the way for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers. His 128 receiving yards bring his season total to 1040 yards with 15 touchdowns on the season.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 11 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Tovar, M. - DE, PITT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Phan, A. - WR, DUK. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Seals, M. - CB, HOU. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Shank, G. - QB, CFL. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Bible, E. - CB, WVA. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Hargrove, E. - QB, TT. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Cox, H. - CB, MD. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Lindberg, P. - WR, MD. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Collins, M. - CB, WKY. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Fultz, D. - WR, WKY. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Powell, J. - CB, ARMY. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Luster, A. - T, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Whitaker, G. - LB, OH. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Strand, J. - RB, EMI. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Baumann, T. - SS, HAW. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Prince, K. - QB, SJST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Bobo, J. - CB, OR. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Moultrie, J. - QB, CAL. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Alexander, N. - DE, LSU. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Shumaker, T. - WR, LAMON. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Houston, G. - FS, GAST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Torres, A. - WR, NMST.
Game Recaps for Week 11Panthers - 34, Tigers - 27 Wolfpack - 38, Seminoles - 24 Eagles - 40, Demon Deacons - 14 Hurricanes - 73, Orange - 3 Yellow Jackets - 38, Cavaliers - 30 Tar Heels - 42, Minutemen - 14 Blue Devils - 51, Hokies - 14 Mustangs - 37, Bearcats - 24 Knights - 46, Midshipmen - 41 Green Wave - 34, Pirates - 15 Cougars - 47, Tigers - 24 Buffaloes - 24, Longhorns - 13 Mountaineers - 31, Wildcats - 16 Cowboys - 27, Cyclones - 24 Red Raiders - 69, Commodores - 44 Buckeyes - 45, Badgers - 27 Wolverines - 45, Sooners - 27 Wildcats - 41, Hoosiers - 27 Golden Gophers - 42, Boilermakers - 37 Hawkeyes - 35, Fighting Illini - 13 Thundering Herd - 17, Blue Raiders - 10 Bulls - 38, Huskies - 13 Hilltoppers - 62, Owls - 7 Miners - 23, Golden Panthers - 10 Owls - 37, Dukes - 10 Golden Eagles - 20, Bulldogs - 17 Mean Green - 20, Roadrunners - 10 Terrapins - 48, Black Knights - 9 Bears - 27, Cougars - 17 Rockets - 27, Huskies - 13 Broncos - 62, Zips - 3 Fighting Irish - 16, Chippewas - 14 Cardinals - 23, Bulls - 16 Bobcats - 38, Eagles - 35 RedHawks - 19, Falcons - 12 Golden Flashes - 37, Jayhawks - 27 Wolf Pack - 38, Broncos - 27 Aggies - 32, Rams - 20 Spartans - 38, Lobos - 30 Cowboys - 34, Rainbow Warriors - 27 Rebels - 50, Aztecs - 32 Ducks - 42, Wildcats - 9 Bruins - 31, Cardinal - 27 Golden Bears - 52, Sun Devils - 20 Bulldogs - 53, Beavers - 39 Cougars - 44, Utes - 19 Tigers - 37, Gamecocks - 17 Aggies - 24, Wildcats - 14 Razorbacks - 41, Chanticleers - 13 Tigers - 30, Bulldogs - 27 Gators - 26, Volunteers - 23 Red Wolves - 38, Bobcats - 13 Jaguars - 51, Mountaineers - 7 Warhawks - 49, Rebels - 0 Aggies - 31, Ragin' Cajuns - 7 Panthers - 40, Eagles - 35Week 11: SS Jonathan Hong (TT) has suffered a major injury! The Texas Tech Red Raiders' SS Jonathan Hong has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Week 11: DE David Vieira (SDST) has suffered a major injury! The San Diego State Aztecs' DE David Vieira has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Jaren Lenz - WRWelcome football diehards. I here bring you another part of the Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. For this edition, the subject will be Jaren Lenz, an accomplished WR, who played high school football at BEDDINGFIELD HIGH, NC. Lenz is a 4 star recruit, ranked 82. Lenz is 6' 2" tall, clocks in at 191 pounds and is 19 years old. Here is the report, we have assembled on him:
Coaches concur that his hands are more than adequate. Not a speedster per se, but faster than he is given credit for. Nice body control and fluid routes.
The following teams are rumored to be interested in Lenz: Oklahoma State Cowboys, Oklahoma Sooners, Wisconsin Badgers, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, UCLA Bruins, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Colorado State Rams, North Carolina Tar Heels, Florida Gators, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Utah State Aggies, Temple Owls, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Marshall Thundering Herd, UNLV Rebels, Baylor Bears, Massachusetts Minutemen, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Texas Longhorns, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Stanford Cardinal, Toledo Rockets, Memphis Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, Houston Cougars, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Auburn Tigers, Georgia Southern Eagles, Pittsburgh Panthers, Central Florida Knights.
My sources claim that Oklahoma Sooners is favorite destination. Recently, he seemed to confirm this on social media. Week 11 Recruiting Update187 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 2. 4 star players committed this week: 17. 3 star players committed this week: 86. 2 star players committed this week: 56. 1 star players committed this week: 26.
5 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Nicolas Overstreet (a 5 star WR from HERITAGE HIGH ranked at #22) who committed to Maryland.
Mid-American was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 30.
Central Michigan Chippewas locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 7 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 1415.Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 11
Gains: Duke Blue Devils vastly outscored the North Carolina Tar Heels : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Notre Dame Fighting Irish win against the Houston Cougars : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: North Carolina Tar Heels was walked all over by the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.1 Houston Cougars could not even win against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish : Prestige loss - 0.2
Changes: Houston Cougars decrease to 80 prestige.Notre Dame Fighting Irish pull off the upset! The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have managed an unlikely win against Houston Cougars. The Cougars appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Fighting Irish kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Cougars to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Fighting Irish fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
FBS Independents News: Black Knights racking up yards! The offense of the Black Knights is blowing the doors off everybody this year, posting 2886 total yards and 209 points thus far in 8 games. Quarterback Monroe Holmes and receiver Michael Mayers have tag-teamed to the tune of 414 yards this season, while Running Back Howard Mckenzie - RB has run for 668. The o-linemen have smashed opponents for 200 pancakes this season while giving up only 3 quarterback sacks.
Washington Huskies resigns Warren Smith as DefensiveCoordinator The Huskies have announced that they have given Warren Smith a new contract. Smith will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3.5 million per year.
Texas San Antonio Roadrunners resigns Victor Peachey as OffensiveCoordinator The Roadrunners have announced that they have given Victor Peachey a new contract. Peachey will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 3.5 million per year.
Week 10: WR Kenneth Carlisle (BALL) wins Offensive Player of the Week Carlisle's 6 rec, 249 yds, 3 TD effort led the way for the Ball State Cardinals. His 249 receiving yards bring his season total to 813 yards with 8 touchdowns on the season.
Ball State Cardinals prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 10: CB Tracey Hester (NMST) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Hester's ball hawking ability was on display in the Aggies 37-10 game with the Arkansas State Red Wolves. He finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Tracey has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Aggies Defensive Coordinator
New Mexico State Aggies prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 10 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Gabriel, D. - CB, DUK. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Owens, W. - QB, NCST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Greer, T. - LB, CFL. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Willis, H. - WR, SMU. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Gray, A. - CB, OKST. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Metz, B. - WR, TT. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Gibbons, B. - CB, MIST. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Irvin, T. - QB, WIS. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Russell, G. - FS, TXSA. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Torres, J. - WR, UTEP. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Blanton, C. - CB, NTDM. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Mckenzie, H. - RB, ARMY. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Hill, H. - LB, TOL. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Carlisle, K. - WR, BALL. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Soliz, P. - LB, COLST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Post, D. - WR, HAW. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Bustos, B. - LB, UTAH. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Hawthorne, K. - QB, WASH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Harvey, R. - CB, MIZZOU. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Hamilton, A. - WR, MIZZOU. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Hester, T. - CB, NMST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 10Seminoles - 45, Tigers - 35 Eagles - 38, Cardinals - 9 Wolfpack - 35, Orange - 6 Demon Deacons - 19, Cavaliers - 16 Blue Devils - 65, Tar Heels - 14 Panthers - 34, Hokies - 24 Bearcats - 23, Tigers - 19 Knights - 55, Golden Hurricane - 24 Bulls - 30, Owls - 27 Mustangs - 35, Midshipmen - 17 Wildcats - 30, Sooners - 13 Red Raiders - 34, Mountaineers - 24 Longhorns - 34, Jayhawks - 26 Terrapins - 60, Buckeyes - 42 Spartans - 62, Hoosiers - 16 Wolverines - 36, Nittany Lions - 31 Scarlet Knights - 37, Boilermakers - 3 Cornhuskers - 29, Golden Gophers - 24 Hawkeyes - 36, Bulldogs - 21 Badgers - 38, Fighting Illini - 22 Dukes - 34, Monarchs - 14 Hilltoppers - 51, Golden Panthers - 13 Thundering Herd - 29, Owls - 24 Roadrunners - 24, Bulldogs - 10 Miners - 48, Mean Green - 31 Golden Eagles - 37, Owls - 9 Black Knights - 38, Zips - 35 Cowboys - 38, Cougars - 27 Fighting Irish - 37, Cougars - 27 Broncos - 24, Huskies - 3 Rockets - 27, Chippewas - 20 Cardinals - 48, RedHawks - 28 Golden Flashes - 41, Eagles - 27 Bulls - 37, Bobcats - 14 Broncos - 38, Aggies - 16 Falcons - 28, Rams - 20 Aztecs - 34, Lobos - 29 Horned Frogs - 48, Cowboys - 24 Spartans - 40, Rainbow Warriors - 38 Rebels - 34, Sun Devils - 3 Cardinal - 30, Golden Bears - 16 Huskies - 35, Bulldogs - 24 Ragin' Cajuns - 49, Beavers - 41 Cougars - 48, Wildcats - 22 Trojans - 34, Utes - 26 Crimson Tide - 28, Aggies - 9 Tigers - 44, Tigers - 41 Warhawks - 30, Tigers - 10 Volunteers - 41, Gamecocks - 7 Commodores - 38, Gators - 7 Razorbacks - 42, Eagles - 37 Trojans - 54, Panthers - 27 Chanticleers - 45, Mountaineers - 10 Aggies - 37, Red Wolves - 10Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Tuan Andrew - THi recruiting diehards, I bring you to a brand new edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In today's edition. we will take a look at Tuan Andrew. Andrew is an interesting T, from ADLAI E STEVENSON HS, IL. Andrew is a 4 star recruit, and his overall ranking is 72. He is 18 years old, weighs 306 pounds and is 6' 6" tall. OK, let us get down to business!
I want this kid on my team. He understands his role on the field, and how it fits in with what everyone else is doing. He pass blocks really well.
According to multiple sources, teams that have contacted Andrew include: Northern Illinois Huskies, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Maryland Terrapins, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Arizona Wildcats, Mississippi State Bulldogs, San Jose State Spartans, North Carolina Tar Heels, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Ohio State Buckeyes, Utah State Aggies, Mississippi Rebels, Temple Owls, Marshall Thundering Herd, Utah Utes, Baylor Bears, Nebraska Cornhuskers, UNLV Rebels, Massachusetts Minutemen, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Lousiana State Tigers, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, Stanford Cardinal, San Diego State Aztecs, Memphis Tigers, Toledo Rockets, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, West Virginia Mountaineers, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Auburn Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Michigan Wolverines, USC Trojans.
Andrew has been largely mum on what he is going to decide. Most people would expect him to end up committing to the Michigan Wolverines. Week 10 Recruiting Update295 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 2. 4 star players committed this week: 18. 3 star players committed this week: 121. 2 star players committed this week: 93. 1 star players committed this week: 61.
11 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Richard Delossantos (a 5 star LB from EAST SHS ranked at #21) who committed to Maryland.
Mountain West was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 39.
Wyoming Cowboys locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 7 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 1228.Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 10
Gains: Virginia Tech Hokies win against the Miami (FL) Hurricanes : Prestige bonus + 0.2 Rutgers Scarlet Knights lit up the scoreboard against the Indiana Hoosiers : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Iowa Hawkeyes lit up the scoreboard against the Wisconsin Badgers : Prestige bonus + 0.05 Mississippi State Bulldogs played with authority against the Texas AM Aggies : Prestige bonus + 0.05
Losses: Auburn Tigers got humiliated by the Georgia Bulldogs : Prestige loss - 0.05 Miami (FL) Hurricanes disappointed against the Virginia Tech Hokies : Prestige loss - 0.2 Indiana Hoosiers were crushed by the Rutgers Scarlet Knights : Prestige loss - 0.1 Wisconsin Badgers was walked all over by the Iowa Hawkeyes : Prestige loss - 0.1 Texas AM Aggies got trampled by the Mississippi State Bulldogs : Prestige loss - 0.1Big Ten News: Maryland Terrapins: A no Pass Zone. Terrapins pass defense this year has been dynamite this season, giving up only 1192 in 7 games. With this performance they have struck fear into QBs around the league..
Virginia Tech Hokies Catch the Miami (FL) Hurricanes by surprise! The Virginia Tech Hokies surprises everyone with an unlikely road win against Miami (FL) Hurricanes. The Hurricanes never manage to take control of the game, while the Hokies kept grinding and drove the victory home. The Hurricanes players had expected an easy victory, and this will be a bitter loss and a tough blow to the self-respect of the program. Meanwhile the Hokies fans are ecstatic and are already entertaining thoughts about a cinderella future.
Troy Trojans resigns Dirk Barnes as HeadCoach The Trojans have announced that they have given Dirk Barnes a new contract. Barnes will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 6 million per year.
Meet media's new darling: Joshua O'Conner - DE. Anyone who has recently turned on their television in HI have seen his face. It seems like the local media is going cannot get enough of Joshua O'Conner - DE. Joshua O'Conner is blowing up. With all the recent media coverage, he is struggling to keep up with the requests for interviews. The DE was boomed into a public figure by a recent interview with a local broadcaster that went viral. Fans everywhere were enamored with his antics and persona and are eager to learn more about him.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors prestige bonus + 0.05 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors increase to 45 prestige.
Week 9: WR Victor Morrison (SYR) wins Offensive Player of the Week Morrison's 12 rec, 162 yds, 4 TD effort led the way for the Syracuse Orange. This weeks 162 receiving yards bring his season total to 823 yards with 7 touchdowns on the season.
"To Victor, football is about winning and nothing else. He is one of the hardest workers on our team and deserves the attention he is getting from the media and fans." - Orange Coach
Syracuse Orange prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 9: CB Nicolas Long (MEM) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Long's ball hawking ability was on display in the Tigers 42-21 game with the Central Florida Knights. He finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
"Nicolas has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Tigers Defensive Coordinator
Memphis Tigers prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 9 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Barnes, F. - CB, CLEM. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Morrison, V. - WR, SYR. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Long, N. - CB, MEM. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Street, C. - WR, SFL. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Darnell, M. - CB, COL. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Vargas, M. - WR, TX. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Salas, P. - CB, MIST. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Callender, B. - WR, NEB. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Gibson, R. - SS, MT. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Torres, J. - WR, UTEP. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Staggs, M. - DE, MASS. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Tackett, D. - QB, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Kent, L. - FS, TOL. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Kilpatrick, H. - WR, CMI. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Lloyd, J. - SS, UTST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Fife, J. - WR, COLST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Bobo, J. - CB, OR. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Carter, B. - WR, WASH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Moore, J. - CB, VAND. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Oliveira, S. - WR, LSU. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Branch, T. - FS, ARKST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Moriarty, V. - QB, GASO.
Game Recaps for Week 9Bulldogs - 61, Tigers - 20 Wildcats - 40, Gamecocks - 19 Seminoles - 30, Demon Deacons - 16 Tigers - 49, Orange - 38 Wolfpack - 44, Cardinals - 17 Panthers - 42, Yellow Jackets - 34 Hokies - 37, Hurricanes - 34 Cavaliers - 14, Tar Heels - 11 Bulls - 46, Bearcats - 44 Tigers - 42, Knights - 21 Cougars - 46, Pirates - 36 Minutemen - 27, Golden Hurricane - 24 Owls - 19, Huskies - 16 Cyclones - 35, Bears - 21 Buffaloes - 24, Cougars - 20 Red Raiders - 33, Wildcats - 23 Sooners - 28, Jayhawks - 21 Longhorns - 37, Mountaineers - 19 Spartans - 59, Golden Gophers - 21 Terrapins - 44, Wolverines - 27 Scarlet Knights - 62, Hoosiers - 10 Fighting Irish - 37, Nittany Lions - 34 Fighting Illini - 39, Cornhuskers - 38 Hawkeyes - 57, Badgers - 7 Boilermakers - 27, Wildcats - 24 Thundering Herd - 25, Roadrunners - 21 Hilltoppers - 34, Dukes - 29 Golden Eagles - 48, Golden Panthers - 45 Owls - 28, Monarchs - 26 Miners - 37, Bulldogs - 17 Blue Raiders - 55, Mean Green - 48 Green Wave - 42, Midshipmen - 34 Chippewas - 38, Huskies - 26 Broncos - 27, Falcons - 17 Rockets - 51, Cardinals - 13 Bobcats - 28, Zips - 25 Eagles - 34, RedHawks - 29 Rebels - 43, Broncos - 10 Aggies - 28, Falcons - 17 Rams - 34, Lobos - 7 Aztecs - 52, Cowboys - 17 Wolf Pack - 35, Rainbow Warriors - 29 Cardinal - 33, Trojans - 17 Huskies - 33, Sun Devils - 10 Ducks - 40, Golden Bears - 37 Beavers - 26, Wildcats - 20 Bulldogs - 36, Utes - 20 Crimson Tide - 22, Gators - 10 Bulldogs - 36, Aggies - 0 Tigers - 41, Rebels - 16 Razorbacks - 38, Red Wolves - 30 Commodores - 45, Tigers - 16 Eagles - 48, Trojans - 28 Ragin' Cajuns - 33, Bobcats - 28 Panthers - 26, Mountaineers - 22 Jaguars - 24, Aggies - 13 Chanticleers - 20, Black Knights - 17Week 9: LB Arthur Patterson (TX) has suffered a major injury! The Texas Longhorns' LB Arthur Patterson has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Week 9: DT Gregory Ross (IAST) has suffered a major injury! The Iowa State Cyclones' DT Gregory Ross has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Edward Waugh - DEHi fellow recruiting fans, welcome indeed to the next installment of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. Here we will take a look at Edward Waugh, an accomplished DE, and star of the LEWIS-PALMER HS (CO) football program. Waugh is a 4 star player, and his overall ranking is 68. He is 18 years old, weighs 256 pounds and is 6' 4" tall. Here is what he brings to the table:
Sportsmanship, love of the sport and respect, is what you get with him. While not elite, his speed is good enough to deliver pressure and keep contain. Scouts like how well he tackles.
A lot of teams are vying for a commitment from the young DE. The number of teams that have approached Edward Waugh is not insignificant. Combining multiple media reports, the list of teams that have been in contact include at least the following: Nevada Wolf Pack, Clemson Tigers, Maryland Terrapins, Cincinnati Bearcats, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Colorado State Rams, North Carolina Tar Heels, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Utah State Aggies, Mississippi Rebels, Temple Owls, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Utah Utes, Marshall Thundering Herd, Baylor Bears, Massachusetts Minutemen, UNLV Rebels, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Virginia Cavaliers, Lousiana State Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Toledo Rockets, Stanford Cardinal, Memphis Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Washington Huskies, West Virginia Mountaineers, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Iowa State Cyclones, Tennessee Volunteers, Auburn Tigers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Wisconsin Badgers.
Edward Waugh declined an approach for comment on where he intends to play next year. He wants to keep us guessing. Week 9 Recruiting Update212 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 2. 4 star players committed this week: 25. 3 star players committed this week: 92. 2 star players committed this week: 59. 1 star players committed this week: 34.
8 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Linwood Pitman (a 5 star G from W. F. KAYNOR TECHNICAL HS ranked at #13) who committed to Wisconsin.
Mountain West was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 28.
Ball State Cardinals locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 7 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 933.Mountain West News: Top receiver trio? The Rebels trio of Donald Worthy - WR, Juan Hudson - WR and Reynaldo Stitt - WR are currently the leading trio of offensive skill players catching the ball in the league, with 23 receiving touchdowns between the three.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 9
Gains: New Mexico Lobos did good against the Boise State Broncos : Prestige bonus + 0.1
Losses: Texas San Antonio Roadrunners got trampled by the UTEP Miners : Prestige loss - 0.05Texas AM Aggies fire their defensive coordinator Messenger go. Kurtis Messenger will no longer serve as defensive coordinator for the Texas AM Aggies, the team announced via their website. The role of defensive coordinator will be filled for the reast of the season by Alan Bailey. The team has been atrocious this season, so everyone was expecting a shake up on the staff.
Colorado State Rams resigns David Williams as OffensiveCoordinator The Rams have announced that they have given David Williams a new contract. Williams will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 4.5 million per year.
Toledo Rockets resigns Mark Shipp as DefensiveCoordinator The Rockets have announced that they have given Mark Shipp a new contract. Shipp will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 4 years earning 4 million per year.
Virginia Cavaliers resigns Edward Ritter as DefensiveCoordinator The Cavaliers have announced that they have given Edward Ritter a new contract. Ritter will continue to serve as DefensiveCoordinator for 6 years earning 5 million per year.
Boston College Eagles resigns Roy Settles as OffensiveCoordinator The Eagles have announced that they have given Roy Settles a new contract. Settles will continue to serve as OffensiveCoordinator for 2 years earning 5 million per year.
Week 8: CB Richard Waugh (BOST) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Richard Waugh of the Boise State Broncos has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Waugh finished with 4 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
Boise State Broncos prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 8: QB Jackie Bush (TROY) wins Offensive Player of the Week The Troy Trojans' Jackie Bush threw 7 touchdowns, completing 22 of 38 passes for 623 yards in the Trojans victory over the Arkansas State Red Wolves.
After being signed in 2054, season number 2 for Bush, has seen some impressive numbers including 34 touchdown passes this season.
Troy Trojans prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 8 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Beaver, W. - LB, MIAFL. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Riggins, R. - WR, VT. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Ayres, S. - DE, SFL. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Willoughby, R. - QB, TEMP. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Hooks, D. - DE, OKST. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Clark, D. - WR, TX. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Tanner, C. - FS, PENNST. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Stacey, N. - WR, MIST. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Williams, A. - FS, OLD. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Logsdon, T. - QB, RICE. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Villa, G. - CB, MASS. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Giles, N. - RB, MASS. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Troutman, J. - CB, BALL. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Haller, M. - RB, WMI. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Waugh, R. - CB, BOST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Belcher, J. - QB, NEV. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: McCall, R. - CB, WASHST. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: McCauley, L. - QB, WASHST. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Arredondo, J. - FS, BAMA. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Valdez, E. - WR, AUB. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Mattingly, K. - SS, LALAF. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 8Tigers - 38, Eagles - 31 Seminoles - 38, Yellow Jackets - 31 Tigers - 62, Cardinals - 7 Demon Deacons - 27, Orange - 20 Hokies - 28, Tar Heels - 19 Hurricanes - 35, Cavaliers - 21 Owls - 34, Golden Hurricane - 30 Mustangs - 17, Green Wave - 10 Cowboys - 55, Red Raiders - 21 Cyclones - 44, Sooners - 28 Wolverines - 44, Fighting Illini - 40 Scarlet Knights - 33, Buckeyes - 17 Golden Gophers - 31, Wildcats - 17 Cornhuskers - 47, Hoosiers - 0 Hawkeyes - 45, Boilermakers - 31 Thundering Herd - 29, Golden Panthers - 7 Bulldogs - 27, Blue Raiders - 20 Bulls - 27, Knights - 20 Hilltoppers - 65, Owls - 10 Miners - 58, Roadrunners - 9 Mean Green - 45, Owls - 33 Monarchs - 41, Golden Eagles - 10 Longhorns - 38, Cougars - 31 Cougars - 49, Midshipmen - 20 Rockets - 16, Eagles - 13 Broncos - 38, Cardinals - 14 Bobcats - 37, Falcons - 24 Bulls - 27, Zips - 10 Huskies - 27, Minutemen - 13 Chippewas - 44, Golden Flashes - 17 Rams - 34, Cowboys - 13 Broncos - 33, Lobos - 31 Horned Frogs - 38, Falcons - 13 Rebels - 30, Rainbow Warriors - 20 Wolf Pack - 49, Spartans - 45 Cardinal - 27, Huskies - 14 Cougars - 45, Beavers - 13 Bruins - 34, Wildcats - 13 Sun Devils - 23, Ducks - 22 Bulldogs - 34, Trojans - 16 Bulldogs - 30, Tigers - 24 Tigers - 31, Rebels - 17 Bulldogs - 31, Gators - 9 Commodores - 36, Aggies - 7 Ragin' Cajuns - 23, Jaguars - 10 Bobcats - 45, Razorbacks - 21 Warhawks - 52, Crimson Tide - 17 Trojans - 52, Red Wolves - 51 Aggies - 37, Mountaineers - 17 Panthers - 34, Chanticleers - 14 Wildcats - 17, Volunteers - 12 Spartans - 37, Nittany Lions - 23Week 8: G German Shirley (MIST) has suffered a major injury! The Michigan State Spartans' G German Shirley has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Steven Tuggle - WRWelcome recruiting nerds, welcome, welcome, welcome! To yet another edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In this edition, I look at Steven Tuggle, an intriguing WR, graduating from TRACE, CA. Tuggle is a 4 star recruit, and his overall ranking is 50. Tuggle is 6' 4" tall, clocks in at 201 pounds and is 19 years old. OK, let us get down to business!
Catches the ball well, even while moving. His speed compliments his game, and will be a nice asset to the offense. Nice body control and fluid routes.
The list of teams that have been in contact with Steven Tuggle is long. According to people close to Tuggle, all of these teams have reached out to him: Virginia Cavaliers, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Auburn Tigers, Maryland Terrapins, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Colorado State Rams, North Carolina Tar Heels, Florida Gators, Mississippi State Bulldogs, East Carolina Pirates, Bowling Green Falcons, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Utah State Aggies, Marshall Thundering Herd, Utah Utes, UNLV Rebels, Baylor Bears, Massachusetts Minutemen, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Texas Longhorns, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Stanford Cardinal, Toledo Rockets, Memphis Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Nevada Wolf Pack, Washington Huskies, Houston Cougars, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Washington State Cougars, USC Trojans, Central Florida Knights, Tennessee Volunteers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Wisconsin Badgers.
Steven Tuggle confirmed that Miami (FL) Hurricanes are probably the leading contender for him. He made sure to add that no decision has been made. Week 8 Recruiting Update177 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 6. 4 star players committed this week: 16. 3 star players committed this week: 100. 2 star players committed this week: 38. 1 star players committed this week: 17.
9 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Derrick Young (a 5 star WR from SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE ranked at #4) who committed to UCLA.
American Athletic was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 25.
Washington Huskies locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 721.Derrick Young - WR commits to UCLA. Derrick Young has committed to the Bruins. Young is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the WR from SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE.
Young was also pursued by Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Maryland Terrapins, Alabama Crimson Tide, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Michigan State Spartans, Texas Longhorns, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Wisconsin Badgers, Cincinnati Bearcats, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, and Oklahoma Sooners.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 8
Gains: Duke Blue Devils did good against the Miami (FL) Hurricanes : Prestige bonus + 0.1 Kent State Golden Flashes vastly outscored the Akron Zips : Prestige bonus + 0.05
Losses: Louisville Cardinals got humiliated by the Wake Forest Demon Deacons : Prestige loss - 0.05 Miami (FL) Hurricanes were made look all too human by the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.2 Minnesota Golden Gophers got trampled by the Iowa Hawkeyes : Prestige loss - 0.05 Akron Zips got humiliated by the Kent State Golden Flashes : Prestige loss - 0.1Big 12 News: Defense dominates for Cyclones. The Cyclones D-Line is ransacking opposing offenses so far this season with a total of 12 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 58 tackles in 6 games.
Texas AM Aggies fire Derrick Fairchild! The Texas AM Aggies have announced that Derrick Fairchild will no longer be their Head Coach. Instead they have promoted their Alan Bailey. Everyone knew the season was lost at this point, but the Texas AM Aggies apparently wanted to get a head start on changing the atmosphere.
Toledo Rockets resigns Grady Slayton as HeadCoach The Rockets have announced that they have given Grady Slayton a new contract. Slayton will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 4 years earning 7.5 million per year.
Boston College Eagles resigns Edward Davenport as HeadCoach The Eagles have announced that they have given Edward Davenport a new contract. Davenport will continue to serve as HeadCoach for 5 years earning 6.5 million per year.
Week 7: WR Jose Kish (BAMA) wins Offensive Player of the Week Kish's 4 rec, 185 yds, 3 TD effort led the way for the Alabama Crimson Tide. His 185 receiving yards bring his season total to 1108 yards with 7 touchdowns on the season.
Alabama Crimson Tide prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 7: LB Tyler Herrera (UNLV) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB Herrera absolutely dominated in the Rebels 62-30 game with the Air Force Falcons. He finished with 10 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD, 1 FR.
UNLV Rebels prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 7 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Vickery, J. - LB, FLST. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Addison, J. - WR, FLST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Sanders, E. - CB, ECAR. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Richard, B. - QB, SMU. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Dozier, O. - CB, OK. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Yang, E. - RB, OKST. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Enriquez, A. - CB, WIS. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Stacey, N. - WR, MIST. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Devlin, B. - SS, WKY. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Edge, J. - WR, FAU. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Spence, S. - CB, EMI. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Joiner, I. - RB, NILL. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Herrera, T. - LB, UNLV. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Mcdonald, R. - TE, SJST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Rush, R. - FS, UCLA. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Hawthorne, K. - QB, WASH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Cano, B. - FS, LSU. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Kish, J. - WR, BAMA. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Butcher, J. - CB, ARK. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 7Seminoles - 52, Orange - 17 Tigers - 40, Wolfpack - 25 Demon Deacons - 44, Cardinals - 0 Yellow Jackets - 41, Eagles - 20 Hurricanes - 34, Blue Devils - 27 Panthers - 34, Tar Heels - 24 Knights - 34, Pirates - 26 Cougars - 23, Owls - 21 Golden Hurricane - 41, Green Wave - 10 Bearcats - 54, Huskies - 33 Mustangs - 58, Spartans - 41 Cyclones - 35, Buffaloes - 16 Sooners - 24, Mountaineers - 19 Longhorns - 41, Wildcats - 13 Cowboys - 42, Jayhawks - 23 Spartans - 52, Buckeyes - 26 Terrapins - 49, Cornhuskers - 3 Wolverines - 41, Scarlet Knights - 30 Hoosiers - 31, Nittany Lions - 17 Hawkeyes - 64, Golden Gophers - 17 Badgers - 66, Wildcats - 24 Owls - 39, Blue Raiders - 20 Monarchs - 17, Thundering Herd - 14 Midshipmen - 28, Bulls - 27 Bulldogs - 34, Owls - 17 Miners - 37, Hilltoppers - 34 Roadrunners - 16, Golden Panthers - 13 Golden Eagles - 27, Mean Green - 15 Huskies - 34, Cardinals - 20 Rockets - 31, Bobcats - 24 Broncos - 30, Eagles - 13 Chippewas - 17, Falcons - 16 Golden Flashes - 55, Zips - 17 Broncos - 42, Cowboys - 30 Rams - 43, Rainbow Warriors - 2 Aggies - 40, Lobos - 23 Wolf Pack - 41, Horned Frogs - 35 Rebels - 62, Falcons - 30 Cougars - 52, Cardinal - 34 Trojans - 44, Ducks - 6 Huskies - 27, Utes - 20 Bruins - 41, Bulldogs - 13 Tigers - 42, Bulldogs - 28 Crimson Tide - 41, Rebels - 24 Tigers - 24, Aggies - 16 Razorbacks - 38, Panthers - 35 Tigers - 27, Wildcats - 14 Gators - 38, Gamecocks - 10 Bulldogs - 65, Volunteers - 7 Ragin' Cajuns - 34, Trojans - 27 Eagles - 40, Mountaineers - 10 Chanticleers - 27, Red Wolves - 24 Jaguars - 21, Bobcats - 10 Warhawks - 52, Commodores - 23Week 7: RB Matthew Condon (COL) has suffered a major injury! The Colorado Buffaloes' RB Matthew Condon has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Week 7: DE Jason Mcswain (OK) has suffered a major injury! The Oklahoma Sooners' DE Jason Mcswain has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Week 7: WR Hilario Hoffman (HAW) has suffered a major injury! The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors' WR Hilario Hoffman has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
California Golden Bears hires new staff member The California Golden Bears have hired James McCutcheon to fill their coaching ranks.
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Jahmyl Schmidt - QBHowdy football devotees, I am excited to give you more Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. For this installment, I examine Jahmyl Schmidt, an interesting QB, and star of the PENNSBURY HS (PA) football program. Schmidt is a 4 star recruit, ranked 43. Schmidt is 6' 3" tall, clocks in at 210 pounds and is 18 years old. Alright, let us get down to business!
He is driven by his love of the sport. He takes care of his teammates. Most everyone who ever played with him, counts him as their friend. Plays with decent intelligence. Is accurate enough to make most throws. Incredible arm strength lets him deliver the ball however you want.
A hot prospect, and a star coming out of high school, Jahmyl Schmidt has plenty of suitors. His high school gave the following list of who had officially contacted them: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, UCLA Bruins, Oklahoma State Cowboys, North Carolina Tar Heels, Florida Gators, Arizona Wildcats, San Jose State Spartans, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Bowling Green Falcons, Arkansas State Red Wolves, Texas Christian Horned Frogs, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Ohio State Buckeyes, Mississippi Rebels, Temple Owls, Utah State Aggies, Utah Utes, Marshall Thundering Herd, UNLV Rebels, Baylor Bears, Massachusetts Minutemen, Nebraska Cornhuskers, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, Lousiana State Tigers, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Vanderbilt Commodores, North Texas Mean Green, South Florida Bulls, Texas AM Aggies, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Troy Trojans, San Diego State Aztecs, Stanford Cardinal, Toledo Rockets, Memphis Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Washington Huskies, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, West Virginia Mountaineers, Boise State Broncos, Missouri Tigers, Tulane Green Wave, Auburn Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Tennessee Volunteers, Pittsburgh Panthers, Oklahoma Sooners, Wisconsin Badgers.
Social media has been swamped with rumors that Schmidt is currently leaning toward Louisiana Monroe Warhawks. However, no final decision has been made. Week 7 Recruiting Update130 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 1. 4 star players committed this week: 6. 3 star players committed this week: 57. 2 star players committed this week: 37. 1 star players committed this week: 29.
1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Thomas Newcomb (a 5 star QB from HIGHLAND SPRINGS HIGH ranked at #1) who committed to Oklahoma State.
Conference USA was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 21.
East Carolina Pirates locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Daniel Hyde - DE. He is ranked at #2
Total Recruits committed this season is 544.Thomas Newcomb - QB commits to Oklahoma State. Thomas Newcomb has committed to the Cowboys. Newcomb is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the QB from HIGHLAND SPRINGS HIGH.
Newcomb was also pursued by Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Maryland Terrapins, UCLA Bruins, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Ohio State Buckeyes, Baylor Bears, Nebraska Cornhuskers, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Clemson Tigers, Wisconsin Badgers, USC Trojans, Auburn Tigers, Central Florida Knights, and Oklahoma Sooners.
League News: Bulldogs racking up yards! The offense of the Bulldogs is slaying everybody this year, posting 3175 total yards and 316 points thus far in 5 games. Quarterback Cornell Williams and receiver Carlos Stewart have tag-teamed to the tune of 522 yards this season, while Running Back Charles Bustos - RB has juked, jived and steamrolled his way for 523. The fat boys on the line have smashed opponents for 207 pancakes this season while surrendering only 0 quarterback sacks.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 7
Gains: Army Black Knights blew out the UTEP Miners : Prestige bonus + 0.05
Losses: Texas Tech Red Raiders got trampled by the Iowa State Cyclones : Prestige loss - 0.05 UTEP Miners were crushed by the Army Black Knights : Prestige loss - 0.1Week 6: QB Jack Timmons (UNLV) wins Offensive Player of the Week The league announced UNLV Rebels quarterback Jack Timmons has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Rebels defeated the New Mexico Lobos, 59 to 22. Timmons did his part, throwing 6 touchdowns, completing 15 of 25 passes for 441 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 18 to 2, and a passer rating of 212.0.
UNLV Rebels prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 6: FS Roger Meier (NWST) wins Defensive Player of the Week FS Roger Meier of the Northwestern Wildcats has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Meier finished with 4 Tck, 3 Int, 1 Def TD.
Northwestern Wildcats prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 6 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Sipes, D. - LB, PITT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Guthrie, R. - WR, WFST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Starnes, J. - CB, CFL. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Castro, R. - WR, CINCY. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Bible, E. - CB, WVA. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Rountree, W. - WR, IAST. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Meier, R. - FS, NWST. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Church, A. - RB, MD. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Snyder, B. - FS, FINT. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Shinn, E. - WR, OLD. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Powell, J. - CB, ARMY. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Faulkner, J. - WR, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Halcomb, T. - CB, AKR. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Carlisle, K. - WR, BALL. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Davidson, W. - CB, UNLV. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Timmons, J. - QB, UNLV. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Partridge, M. - CB, FRES. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Folsom, J. - RB, WASHST. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Goetz, W. - LB, TEXAM. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Schoonover, D. - WR, AUB. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Sales, M. - CB, GAST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 6Eagles - 31, Seminoles - 24 Demon Deacons - 41, Wolfpack - 34 Yellow Jackets - 38, Tar Heels - 26 Panthers - 44, Cardinals - 7 Hurricanes - 31, Tigers - 0 Hokies - 48, Orange - 6 Cavaliers - 29, Blue Devils - 16 Tigers - 34, Pirates - 31 Knights - 30, Owls - 13 Bearcats - 36, Cougars - 27 Bulls - 27, Green Wave - 13 Golden Hurricane - 20, Mustangs - 10 Wildcats - 20, Bears - 17 Mountaineers - 31, Cougars - 29 Cowboys - 45, Longhorns - 3 Jayhawks - 27, Buffaloes - 24 Cyclones - 51, Red Raiders - 7 Scarlet Knights - 30, Spartans - 13 Terrapins - 69, Nittany Lions - 10 Hoosiers - 14, Buckeyes - 10 Hawkeyes - 42, Wolverines - 17 Wildcats - 36, Cornhuskers - 20 Fighting Illini - 37, Boilermakers - 24 Blue Raiders - 31, Owls - 14 Monarchs - 33, Hilltoppers - 28 Golden Panthers - 36, Owls - 17 Mean Green - 27, Bulldogs - 21 Roadrunners - 29, Golden Eagles - 27 Black Knights - 51, Miners - 13 Midshipmen - 40, Huskies - 21 Fighting Irish - 35, Minutemen - 21 Chippewas - 26, Eagles - 16 Cardinals - 45, Falcons - 41 Huskies - 44, Bobcats - 41 Bulls - 29, Golden Flashes - 7 Rockets - 31, Zips - 28 Broncos - 35, RedHawks - 23 Falcons - 17, Cowboys - 6 Aztecs - 34, Broncos - 10 Wolf Pack - 48, Rams - 20 Aggies - 41, Rainbow Warriors - 20 Horned Frogs - 32, Spartans - 29 Rebels - 59, Lobos - 22 Huskies - 34, Ducks - 30 Cougars - 45, Golden Bears - 24 Bulldogs - 40, Wildcats - 19 Trojans - 58, Sun Devils - 3 Bruins - 49, Beavers - 7 Cardinal - 37, Utes - 31 Crimson Tide - 24, Bulldogs - 10 Rebels - 38, Aggies - 16 Tigers - 30, Tigers - 22 Bulldogs - 69, Gamecocks - 16 Warhawks - 43, Gators - 31 Volunteers - 31, Tigers - 0 Wildcats - 33, Commodores - 29 Eagles - 45, Ragin' Cajuns - 13 Red Wolves - 38, Mountaineers - 28 Trojans - 45, Bobcats - 42 Chanticleers - 47, Jaguars - 31 Panthers - 35, Aggies - 24 Dukes - 30, Thundering Herd - 20Week 6: T Billy Sides (LALAF) has suffered a major injury! The Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns' T Billy Sides has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Week 6: DT Oscar Alfred (NMST) has suffered a major injury! The New Mexico State Aggies' DT Oscar Alfred has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Week 6: CB Justin Lewis (FLST) has suffered a major injury! The Florida State Seminoles' CB Justin Lewis has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Week 6 Recruiting Update156 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 0. 4 star players committed this week: 5. 3 star players committed this week: 68. 2 star players committed this week: 53. 1 star players committed this week: 30.
0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Shelton Martel (a 4 star DT from NORTH MESQUITE HS ranked at #128) who committed to Georgia.
Conference USA was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 34.
Texas San Antonio Roadrunners locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Thomas Newcomb - QB. He is ranked at #1
Total Recruits committed this season is 414.Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 6
Gains: Colorado Buffaloes pull off a win against the Oklahoma Sooners : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Oklahoma Sooners failed miserably against the Colorado Buffaloes : Prestige loss - 0.2
Changes: Colorado Buffaloes increase to 46 prestige. Oklahoma Sooners decrease to 79 prestige.League News: Top receiver trio? The Golden Bears trio of George Madrid - WR, Caleb Traylor - WR and Thomas Carden - TE are currently the leading trio of pass catchers in the league, with 15 receiving touchdowns between the three.
Colorado Buffaloes upset the Oklahoma Sooners! The Colorado Buffaloes have managed an unlikely win against Oklahoma Sooners. The Sooners appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Buffaloes kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Sooners to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Buffaloes fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
no. 27 Taylor jerseys sell out. Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles fan favorite SS Laviska Taylor is becoming a local hero even as a college kid. You simply cannot walk two blocks in MS without seeing his jersey.
Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 5: QB Alfred Goode (SJST) wins Offensive Player of the Week The league announced San Jose State Spartans quarterback Alfred Goode has been named Offensive Player of the Week.
The Spartans defeated the Colorado State Rams, 55 to 45. Goode did his part, throwing 5 touchdowns, completing 20 of 40 passes for 440 yards. His outstanding performance now brings his season Touchdown to Interception Ratio to 7 to 3, and a passer rating of 143.5.
San Jose State Spartans prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 5: CB Victor Ibarra (TXCH) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Victor Ibarra of the Texas Christian Horned Frogs has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Ibarra finished with 3 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
Texas Christian Horned Frogs prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 5 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Davis, A. - DE, SYR. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Batson, S. - QB, WFST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Arsenault, J. - CB, NAVY. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Byrd, F. - WR, NAVY. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Guidry, M. - DE, WVA. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Thurman, W. - WR, TT. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Gunter, J. - CB, MICH. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Lindberg, P. - WR, MD. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Higginbotham, D. - FS, MARS. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Beal, C. - WR, JMU. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Staggs, M. - DE, MASS. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Stokes, W. - T, MASS. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Boles, R. - LB, AKR. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Hill, N. - WR, AKR. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Ibarra, V. - CB, TXCH. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Goode, A. - QB, SJST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Ruby, J. - CB, UCLA. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Goad, S. - WR, UCLA. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Thao, D. - DE, VAND. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Counts, A. - WR, UF. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Miller, H. - CB, TEXST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 5Eagles - 30, Tigers - 24 Hokies - 29, Wolfpack - 14 Orange - 37, Cardinals - 27 Panthers - 34, Blue Devils - 24 Tar Heels - 34, Demon Deacons - 31 Hurricanes - 55, Yellow Jackets - 28 Seminoles - 27, Cavaliers - 23 Midshipmen - 45, Tigers - 24 Knights - 40, Bearcats - 22 Huskies - 17, Green Wave - 10 Cougars - 42, Golden Hurricane - 21 Bulls - 27, Mustangs - 23 Mountaineers - 23, Bears - 10 Buffaloes - 38, Sooners - 24 Jayhawks - 38, Red Raiders - 34 Buckeyes - 31, Nittany Lions - 6 Wolverines - 32, Hoosiers - 19 Badgers - 48, Boilermakers - 22 Terrapins - 59, Golden Gophers - 20 Hawkeyes - 28, Cornhuskers - 15 Scarlet Knights - 37, Fighting Illini - 20 Blue Raiders - 37, Golden Panthers - 3 Bulldogs - 26, Monarchs - 21 Thundering Herd - 37, Owls - 3 Roadrunners - 37, Owls - 13 Golden Eagles - 12, Hilltoppers - 10 Minutemen - 16, Black Knights - 10 Cougars - 38, Wildcats - 21 Broncos - 27, Chippewas - 7 Cardinals - 23, Eagles - 20 Rockets - 17, Bulls - 12 Zips - 41, Huskies - 38 RedHawks - 38, Bobcats - 31 Golden Flashes - 34, Falcons - 9 Broncos - 30, Falcons - 10 Cowboys - 34, Lobos - 9 Horned Frogs - 62, Rebels - 30 Aztecs - 60, Rainbow Warriors - 42 Wolf Pack - 31, Aggies - 24 Spartans - 55, Rams - 45 Cardinal - 21, Ducks - 10 Huskies - 35, Beavers - 14 Bruins - 76, Sun Devils - 9 Bulldogs - 34, Golden Bears - 31 Tigers - 36, Crimson Tide - 26 Warhawks - 28, Aggies - 0 Tigers - 34, Bulldogs - 28 Gators - 55, Wildcats - 14 Gamecocks - 31, Commodores - 14 Ragin' Cajuns - 45, Panthers - 31 Bobcats - 35, Mountaineers - 14 Jaguars - 21, Razorbacks - 17 Trojans - 47, Chanticleers - 23 Aggies - 26, Eagles - 21 Dukes - 49, Mean Green - 24Week 5: WR Carlton Brown (GAST) has suffered a major injury! The Georgia State Panthers' WR Carlton Brown has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis: Nicolas Overstreet - WRWelcome football maniacs. It is time for another edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In today's edition. I review Nicolas Overstreet. Overstreet is a WR, who played high school football at HERITAGE HIGH, VA. Overstreet is a 5 star recruit, and his overall ranking is 22. He is 18 years old, weighs 198 pounds and is 6' 3" tall. Alright, let us get down to brass tacks.
If you check his tape you will see him make some truly incredible catches. If you miss the tackle, you will not catch this kid. Has the ability to change direction fluidly, which will allow him to work will over the middle.
The teams interested in Nicolas Overstreet include Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, UCLA Bruins, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Texas Longhorns, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Maryland Terrapins, Wisconsin Badgers, USC Trojans, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners. Nicolas Overstreet admitted that it was a bit overwhelming, with teams tripping over each other to set up meetings with him.
In a recent interview Overstreet smirked enigmatically, when asked if he was going to play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Week 5 Recruiting Update180 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 5. 4 star players committed this week: 12. 3 star players committed this week: 68. 2 star players committed this week: 48. 1 star players committed this week: 47.
7 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Francesco Malley (a 5 star DE from EDCOUCH-ELSA HS ranked at #7) who committed to Oklahoma State.
Conference USA was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 25.
Michigan Wolverines locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 6 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Thomas Newcomb - QB. He is ranked at #1
Total Recruits committed this season is 258.Willie Atherton - LB commits to Oklahoma State. Willie Atherton has committed to the Cowboys. Atherton is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the LB from KEATING CONTINUING EDUCATION.
Atherton was also pursued by Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida State Seminoles, Maryland Terrapins, Georgia Bulldogs, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Western Michigan Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, and Oklahoma Sooners.
Francesco Malley - DE commits to Oklahoma State. Francesco Malley has committed to the Cowboys. Malley is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the DE from EDCOUCH-ELSA HS.
Malley was also pursued by Maryland Terrapins, Cincinnati Bearcats, Washington State Cougars, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, East Carolina Pirates, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, and Oklahoma Sooners.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 5
Gains: Wake Forest Demon Deacons beat the Clemson Tigers : Prestige bonus + 0.2 North Carolina Tar Heels was not outmatched by the Miami (FL) Hurricanes : Prestige bonus + 0.1 Kansas Jayhawks win against the Baylor Bears : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Clemson Tigers failed miserably against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons : Prestige loss - 0.2 Miami (FL) Hurricanes played unconvincingly against the North Carolina Tar Heels : Prestige loss - 0.2 Baylor Bears surprisingly lost to the Kansas Jayhawks : Prestige loss - 0.2
Changes: Miami (FL) Hurricanes decrease to 98 prestige. Baylor Bears decrease to 78 prestige.Mid-American News: Defense dominates for Broncos. The Broncos front four is victimizing offensive lines so far this season with a total of 11 sacks, 3 forced fumbles and 25 tackles in 4 games.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons pull off the upset! With an outstanding effort the Wake Forest Demon Deacons pull off the upset against Clemson Tigers. Everyone had expected the Clemson Tigers to handle the Wake Forest Demon Deacons with ease, but the Demon Deacons just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Tigers, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.
Kansas Jayhawks pull off the upset! The Kansas Jayhawks have managed an unlikely win against Baylor Bears. The Bears appeared dejected towards the end of the game, while the Jayhawks kept their cool and drove the victory home. Most pundits had expected the Bears to win with ease, and the loss to such an inferior opponent is a tough blow to the lofty expectations for the program. Meanwhile, the Jayhawks fans were celebrating in the street, having had their hopes for the future bolstered at least momentarily.
Week 4: WR Jose Kish (BAMA) wins Offensive Player of the Week Jose Kish of the Alabama Crimson Tide receives the offensive player of the week honors for his 8 rec, 262 yds, 2 TD effort. He is racking up the receiving yards, bringing his season total to 633 yards on the season.
Alabama Crimson Tide prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 4: SS Micheal Lewis (MIST) wins Defensive Player of the Week SS Lewis's ball hawking ability was on display in the Spartans 38-24 game with the Michigan Wolverines. He finished with 7 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.
"Micheal has the unique ability to make plays and generate turnovers." -Spartans Defensive Coordinator
Michigan State Spartans prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 4 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Mackenzie, D. - LB, GT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Samson, R. - WR, VA. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Gray, R. - FS, SMU. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Alicea, W. - WR, MEM. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Nowak, R. - CB, KANST. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Yang, E. - RB, OKST. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Lewis, M. - SS, MIST. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Babin, M. - QB, ILL. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Green, P. - CB, MARS. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Little, H. - WR, FAU. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Easter, T. - SS, ARMY. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Mckenzie, H. - RB, ARMY. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Bailey, C. - DE, WMI. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Gee, B. - WR, KENT. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Davenport, D. - CB, UTST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Mattison, H. - WR, SDST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Lord, W. - CB, ARIZ. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Madrid, G. - WR, CAL. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Malone, M. - CB, LSU. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Kish, J. - WR, BAMA. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Houston, G. - FS, GAST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Stapleton, J. - QB, CCU.
Game Recaps for Week 4Seminoles - 48, Cardinals - 16 Demon Deacons - 37, Tigers - 17 Eagles - 45, Orange - 13 Hurricanes - 54, Tar Heels - 51 Hokies - 44, Yellow Jackets - 38 Cavaliers - 27, Panthers - 3 Mustangs - 37, Tigers - 27 Cougars - 41, Green Wave - 31 Knights - 48, Huskies - 13 Cowboys - 45, Wildcats - 28 Red Raiders - 34, Sooners - 29 Jayhawks - 27, Bears - 24 Cyclones - 28, Cougars - 14 Spartans - 38, Wolverines - 24 Scarlet Knights - 34, Nittany Lions - 7 Cornhuskers - 19, Badgers - 14 Fighting Illini - 45, Golden Gophers - 16 Hawkeyes - 30, Wildcats - 7 Buckeyes - 39, Boilermakers - 28 Thundering Herd - 31, Hilltoppers - 21 Bulls - 34, Pirates - 27 Monarchs - 27, Golden Panthers - 20 Owls - 52, Mean Green - 30 Bulldogs - 52, Dukes - 21 Owls - 13, Roadrunners - 7 Miners - 41, Golden Eagles - 10 Black Knights - 37, Fighting Irish - 14 Golden Hurricane - 27, Midshipmen - 24 Huskies - 28, Eagles - 7 Broncos - 26, Rockets - 6 Cardinals - 18, Chippewas - 16 Golden Flashes - 27, Bobcats - 20 Zips - 30, Falcons - 17 Bulls - 18, RedHawks - 15 Rams - 30, Broncos - 27 Aggies - 40, Cowboys - 23 Lobos - 24, Falcons - 17 Aztecs - 38, Spartans - 27 Wolf Pack - 56, Rebels - 40 Horned Frogs - 34, Rainbow Warriors - 12 Cougars - 27, Ducks - 6 Golden Bears - 45, Huskies - 14 Bruins - 30, Trojans - 9 Wildcats - 52, Utes - 26 Sun Devils - 41, Bulldogs - 16 Tigers - 33, Aggies - 6 Trojans - 34, Razorbacks - 31 Gators - 41, Tigers - 27 Rebels - 19, Gamecocks - 13 Tigers - 41, Volunteers - 23 Crimson Tide - 40, Wildcats - 20 Bobcats - 48, Aggies - 27 Warhawks - 34, Bulldogs - 9 Chanticleers - 55, Ragin' Cajuns - 38 Jaguars - 38, Panthers - 31 Bulldogs - 49, Commodores - 6Recruiting Watch With Darren FrancisHey fellow recruiting fanatics, to a brand new edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. In the early season issues of Recruiting Watch, you get report cards on two of the five star players. OK, let us get down to brass tacks.
William Armstrong - CB: William Armstrong is a talented CB, from NEWTON COUNTY HS, MS. Armstrong is ranked as a 5 star player, and 17 overall. Armstrong is 6' 0" tall, clocks in at 178 pounds and is 18 years old.
Here you have a kid who puts in the work to succeed. In addition to his own role, this kid doubles as glue. He makes everyone on the field play as a team. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. Consistently takes down ball carrier when he gets to him.
A lot of teams are vying for a commitment from the young CB. The number of teams that have approached William Armstrong is not insignificant. Combining multiple media reports, the list of teams that have been in contact include at least the following: Mississippi State Bulldogs, Maryland Terrapins, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, UCLA Bruins, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, USC Trojans, Auburn Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Oklahoma Sooners.
Armstrong had no comment, when asked recently about where he planned to play next year.
Jerald Apodaca - DE: Jerald Apodaca is an interesting DE, coming out of ALEXANDRIA SENIOR HS, LA. Apodaca is a 5 star player, ranked 20. Apodaca is 18 years old, weighs 255 pounds and is 6' 4" tall.
If you ask around, everyone will tell you, this kid is all about the team. His good natured behavior, even toward opponents have earned him some criticism, but also an awful lot of respect. Teams are looking for players who will not break contain. This young man is strong enough to stay on his feet against offensive linemen in college. Closing speed good enough to get to the Quarterback often. Makes good tackles.
The list of teams that have been in contact with Jerald Apodaca is long. According to people close to Apodaca, all of these teams have reached out to him: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Maryland Terrapins, Oklahoma State Cowboys, UCLA Bruins, East Carolina Pirates, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, Colorado State Rams, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs, Oklahoma Sooners.
We simply do not know yet, which way Jerald Apodaca is leaning with his commitment. He has made an effort to keep the media in that dark on this. Week 4 Recruiting Update78 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 1. 4 star players committed this week: 6. 3 star players committed this week: 31. 2 star players committed this week: 19. 1 star players committed this week: 21.
1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Cory Whipple (a 5 star LB from HAMILTON NORTH NOTTINGHAM ranked at #10) who committed to Oklahoma State.
Big Ten was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 12.
Ball State Cardinals locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 5 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Thomas Newcomb - QB. He is ranked at #1
Total Recruits committed this season is 78.Cory Whipple - LB commits to Oklahoma State. Cory Whipple has committed to the Cowboys. Whipple is widely considered to be one of the top ten prospects in this years recruiting class, and a lot of eyes have been on the LB from HAMILTON NORTH NOTTINGHAM.
Whipple was also pursued by Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Maryland Terrapins, UCLA Bruins, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, and Oklahoma Sooners.
Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 4
Gains: Colorado Buffaloes stood firm against the UCLA Bruins : Prestige bonus + 0.1
Losses: Syracuse Orange were blown out by the Iowa State Cyclones : Prestige loss - 0.05 North Texas Mean Green were crushed by the Iowa Hawkeyes : Prestige loss - 0.05 UCLA Bruins played unconvincingly against the Colorado Buffaloes : Prestige loss - 0.2 Utah State Aggies were crushed by the Brigham Young Cougars : Prestige loss - 0.05 New Mexico Lobos got humiliated by the Rutgers Scarlet Knights : Prestige loss - 0.05Atlantic Coast Recruiting News: Eyes on Wake Forest Demon Deacons and their pile of scholarships. Having this amount of scholarships is a blessing but also poses a risk. Given the competition in Atlantic Coast, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons cannot afford to draw many blanks, and the question is if they will be able to get a quality player for every open scholarship. For the record, the team in the Atlantic Coast with the least scholarships to offer this season is Virginia Tech Hokies with 12 open slots.
Week 3: RB Zachary Grady (OK) wins Offensive Player of the Week Week 3's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Zachary Grady. His 30 att, 258 yds, 4 TD performance stood out in the 51 to 13 victory for the Oklahoma Sooners.
The gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 541 Yards and 7 Touchdowns for the season.
Oklahoma Sooners prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 3: LB Dale Milliken (AUB) wins Defensive Player of the Week LB Milliken absolutely dominated in the Tigers 37-20 game with the Army Black Knights. He finished with 9 Tck, 1 Int, 1 Def TD.
Auburn Tigers prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 3 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Vue, G. - DE, CLEM. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Hamilton, T. - WR, FLST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Plunkett, C. - CB, SMU. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Richard, B. - QB, SMU. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Nguyen, S. - SS, WVA. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Grady, Z. - RB, OK. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Whitten, L. - FS, RUT. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Stacey, N. - WR, MIST. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: McCartney, L. - LB, MT. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Maness, H. - QB, JMU. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Staggs, M. - DE, MASS. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Mckenzie, H. - RB, ARMY. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Gaston, A. - CB, BG. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Beauchamp, N. - RB, BUF. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Hanks, F. - CB, HAW. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Cosgrove, R. - QB, SDST. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Warner, T. - SS, WASH. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Reno, J. - WR, WASH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Milliken, D. - LB, AUB. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Williams, C. - QB, GEO. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Castillo, D. - CB, LALAF. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Bush, J. - QB, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 3Eagles - 34, Cougars - 17 Ducks - 52, Blue Devils - 16 Tar Heels - 23, Wildcats - 17 Cowboys - 51, Owls - 16 Green Wave - 27, Bulldogs - 21 Mustangs - 45, Sun Devils - 28 Wildcats - 28, Rainbow Warriors - 23 Sooners - 51, Utes - 13 Longhorns - 24, Aggies - 0 Mountaineers - 48, Boilermakers - 28 Jayhawks - 19, Bulls - 6 Cyclones - 69, Orange - 3 Hilltoppers - 37, Buckeyes - 27 Spartans - 47, Red Raiders - 35 Terrapins - 16, Trojans - 15 Wolverines - 27, Golden Flashes - 17 Badgers - 23, Bearcats - 17 Golden Gophers - 24, Aggies - 20 Hawkeyes - 68, Mean Green - 10 Wildcats - 23, Huskies - 17 Bruins - 13, Buffaloes - 10 Owls - 27, Fighting Illini - 14 Falcons - 40, Bulldogs - 37 Golden Bears - 37, Owls - 14 Wolfpack - 41, Miners - 17 Tigers - 37, Black Knights - 20 Cougars - 60, Aggies - 14 Roadrunners - 22, Huskies - 14 Cougars - 27, Rockets - 24 Broncos - 52, Gamecocks - 3 Ragin' Cajuns - 34, Bobcats - 22 Tigers - 34, Zips - 7 Minutemen - 26, Golden Panthers - 0 RedHawks - 17, Demon Deacons - 6 Broncos - 30, Panthers - 28 Bulldogs - 55, Rams - 6 Bulls - 28, Falcons - 10 Scarlet Knights - 43, Lobos - 0 Aztecs - 49, Cardinals - 9 Wolf Pack - 41, Pirates - 6 Rebels - 34, Mountaineers - 27 Huskies - 53, Blue Raiders - 14 Beavers - 44, Fighting Irish - 20 Wildcats - 34, Hoosiers - 31 Tigers - 45, Crimson Tide - 38 Tigers - 26, Knights - 14 Cavaliers - 30, Razorbacks - 10 Gators - 42, Midshipmen - 7 Cornhuskers - 26, Volunteers - 23 Bears - 34, Commodores - 13 Horned Frogs - 38, Red Wolves - 27 Bobcats - 31, Eagles - 16 Warhawks - 63, Panthers - 3 Golden Eagles - 26, Trojans - 23 Seminoles - 31, Chanticleers - 24 Dukes - 43, Cowboys - 31 Eagles - 20, Monarchs - 17Week 3: LB Kenneth Satterfield (CAL) has suffered a major injury! The California Golden Bears' LB Kenneth Satterfield has suffered an injury: Out (8-12 weeks).
Recruiting Watch With Darren FrancisHey my cohort of football fans, to more in detail analysis in this installment of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. As always, in these early season installments of Recruiting Watch, we evaluate two of the five star prospects. Alright, let us get down to business!
Cory Whipple - LB: Cory Whipple is a LB, coming out of HAMILTON NORTH NOTTINGHAM, NJ. Whipple is a 5 star recruit, ranked 10. The 19 year old Whipple, weighs 227 pounds and is 6' 1" tall.
He wants to win! Consistently takes down ball carrier when he gets to him. Will not have to come off the field for in obvious passing situations. Has enough quickness to pressure Quarterbacks off the edge. Takes in instructions well.
The list of teams that have been in contact with Cory Whipple is long. According to people close to Whipple, all of these teams have reached out to him: Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Maryland Terrapins, Oklahoma State Cowboys, UCLA Bruins, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners.
In a recent interview Whipple smirked enigmatically, when asked if he was going to play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
Dave Johnson - DT: Dave Johnson is a DT, out of ME specifically, SHEAD HS. Johnson is ranked as a 5 star recruit, and 6 overall. He weighs in at 294 pounds, is 6' 1" tall, at the age of 19.
The guy has his head on straight. Will close down quickly if left unblocked. Good speed is a rare commodity, and while he is not elite in that regard, he has enough to warrant being ranked this high. He has a well-developed tackling technique.
A hot prospect, and a star coming out of high school, Dave Johnson has plenty of suitors. His high school gave the following list of who had officially contacted them: Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Florida Gators, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Illinois Fighting Illini, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Maryland Terrapins, Wisconsin Badgers, Clemson Tigers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners.
The family of Clemson Tigers has reportedly told friends that Johnson will probably commit to the Clemson Tigers. Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 3
Gains: Duke Blue Devils win against the Nevada Wolf Pack : Prestige bonus + 0.2 Florida International Golden Panthers beat the Ohio State Buckeyes : Prestige bonus + 0.2
Losses: Nevada Wolf Pack could not beat the Duke Blue Devils : Prestige loss - 0.2 Ohio State Buckeyes could not even win against the Florida International Golden Panthers : Prestige loss - 0.2
Changes: Duke Blue Devils increase to 46 prestige. Nevada Wolf Pack decrease to 74 prestige.Critical Recruiting Season for Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Big Ten. Having this amount of scholarships is a blessing but also poses a risk. Given the competition in Big Ten, the Nebraska Cornhuskers cannot afford to draw many blanks, and the question is if they will be able to get a quality player for every open scholarship. For the record, the team in the Big Ten with the least scholarships to offer this season is Iowa Hawkeyes with 24 open slots.
Duke Blue Devils surprise everyone! The Duke Blue Devils fans are celebrating after the Blue Devils took down the Nevada Wolf Pack. In a superb effort the Blue Devils kept at it, and brought home the win. The Wolf Pack are widely considered to be the better of the two programs, but with the Blue Devils winning the fans are hoping that the Blue Devils will soon be able to dance with the big boys.
Florida International Golden Panthers pull off the upset! With an outstanding effort the Florida International Golden Panthers pull off the upset against Ohio State Buckeyes. Everyone had expected the Ohio State Buckeyes to handle the Florida International Golden Panthers with ease, but the Golden Panthers just wanted it more. This was really a must win game for the Buckeyes, and the loss will surely put a dent in their confidence.
Wagner: The Diva A Frustrated Volunteers player has revealed that coaches are growing tired of having to baby Ryan Wagner - RB. There is always some thing, he needs to be done a little differently.
Tennessee Volunteers prestige penalty - 0.05
Week 2: WR Adam Phan (DUK) wins Offensive Player of the Week Phan's 9 rec, 264 yds, 5 TD effort led the way for the Duke Blue Devils. This weeks 264 receiving yards bring his season total to 309 yards with 5 touchdowns on the season.
"To Adam, football is about winning and nothing else. He is one of the hardest workers on our team and deserves the attention he is getting from the media and fans." - Blue Devils Coach
Duke Blue Devils prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 2: CB Johnny Boggs (SJST) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Johnny Boggs of the San Jose State Spartans has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Boggs finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 1 Def TD.
San Jose State Spartans prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 2 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Dennis, B. - LB, GT. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Phan, A. - WR, DUK. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Longoria, C. - CB, TULSA. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Crist, A. - WR, MEM. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Kitchen, N. - CB, COL. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Grady, Z. - RB, OK. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Spearman, Q. - CB, IND. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Mcnabb, C. - WR, WIS. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Williams, W. - DE, FINT. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Good, T. - QB, LAT. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Villa, G. - CB, MASS. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Tackett, D. - QB, NTDM. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Troutman, J. - CB, BALL. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Ponce, M. - WR, OH. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Boggs, J. - CB, SJST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Timmons, J. - QB, UNLV. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Cuellar, R. - DE, UCLA. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: O'Malley, C. - QB, UCLA. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Cook, H. - LB, AUB. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Hamilton, A. - WR, MIZZOU. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Klinger, R. - CB, LALAF. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Shelton, W. - RB, GASO.
Game Recaps for Week 2Volunteers - 31, Wolfpack - 7 Cardinal - 41, Demon Deacons - 27 Beavers - 33, Orange - 14 Yellow Jackets - 49, Red Wolves - 24 Blue Devils - 56, Wolf Pack - 41 Hawkeyes - 69, Panthers - 14 Hokies - 38, Golden Eagles - 0 Cavaliers - 33, Chippewas - 10 Trojans - 40, Bearcats - 23 RedHawks - 20, Owls - 13 Bulls - 20, Huskies - 10 Bears - 31, Rebels - 24 Mountaineers - 31, Wildcats - 21 Cowboys - 44, Aggies - 3 Cyclones - 33, Pirates - 20 Spartans - 38, Gamecocks - 23 Terrapins - 21, Longhorns - 0 Nittany Lions - 17, Aggies - 14 Badgers - 37, Razorbacks - 0 Golden Gophers - 44, Cowboys - 16 Cornhuskers - 21, Wildcats - 17 Golden Panthers - 17, Buckeyes - 10 Bulldogs - 45, Eagles - 38 Horned Frogs - 45, Owls - 10 Seminoles - 26, Mean Green - 14 Golden Flashes - 35, Black Knights - 13 Fighting Irish - 24, Eagles - 17 Broncos - 38, Wildcats - 3 Falcons - 34, Sun Devils - 13 Bobcats - 38, Fighting Illini - 24 Buffaloes - 48, Zips - 24 Minutemen - 28, Blue Raiders - 21 Rams - 31, Ducks - 16 Huskies - 28, Aggies - 25 Midshipmen - 52, Falcons - 24 Bulldogs - 35, Chanticleers - 14 Hilltoppers - 33, Aztecs - 14 Hoosiers - 27, Rainbow Warriors - 13 Spartans - 27, Wildcats - 24 Rebels - 41, Bobcats - 38 Golden Bears - 37, Cardinals - 25 Cougars - 60, Cardinals - 0 Utes - 27, Cougars - 20 Bruins - 51, Crimson Tide - 13 Sooners - 52, Bulldogs - 6 Tigers - 56, Lobos - 10 Rockets - 39, Tigers - 9 Tigers - 35, Bulls - 28 Bulldogs - 56, Thundering Herd - 0 Gators - 41, Dukes - 13 Trojans - 38, Commodores - 24 Ragin' Cajuns - 34, Roadrunners - 10 Hurricanes - 44, Panthers - 34 Golden Hurricane - 48, Tigers - 28Recruiting Watch With Darren FrancisHi loyal readers. I am pleased to present to you another edition of Recruiting Watch With Darren Francis. As you know, in these early season installments of Recruiting Watch, you get a closer look at two of the five star prospects. OK, let us get to it.
Thomas Newcomb - QB: Thomas Newcomb is a talented QB, who played high school football at HIGHLAND SPRINGS HIGH, VA. His ranking of 1 nationally, makes Newcomb a 5 star player. Newcomb is 6' 2" tall, clocks in at 203 pounds and is 18 years old.
He wants to win! Can diagnose coverages well. Incredible accuracy on this kid.
Understandably, Thomas Newcomb has attracted a lot of recruiters. Local news report that the following teams have been in touch with him: Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Maryland Terrapins, UCLA Bruins, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Florida Gators, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Ohio State Buckeyes, Baylor Bears, Nebraska Cornhuskers, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Clemson Tigers, Wisconsin Badgers, USC Trojans, Auburn Tigers, Central Florida Knights.
Newcomb has been largely mum on what he is going to decide. Most people would expect him to end up committing to the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
David Peter - LB: David Peter is an interesting LB, from DEEP RUN HIGH, VA. Peter is a 5 star player, ranked 5. Peter is 18 years old, weighs 230 pounds and is 6' 3" tall.
He is driven. He pushes himself. He is fundamentally a good kid. You rarely see him commit stupid penalties. As consistent a tackler as you will find. Has great technique, takes the man down while stabbing for the ball. He has sufficient strength to not get bullied on run plays. Pretty bright kid.
His high school confirmed that Miami (FL) Hurricanes, UCLA Bruins, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks, Illinois Fighting Illini, East Carolina Pirates, Colorado State Rams, Florida Gators, Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Baylor Bears, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Virginia Cavaliers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Michigan State Spartans, Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns, Texas Longhorns, Stanford Cardinal, Nevada Wolf Pack, Houston Cougars, Boise State Broncos, Wisconsin Badgers, Central Florida Knights, Auburn Tigers, have all been in contact with his coaches, asking about him.
No one knows where David Peter will play next year. He has been mum on the subject - even with his close relatives. Prestige UpdatesPrestige Changes for week 2
Losses: Kansas State Wildcats was walked all over by the North Carolina Tar Heels : Prestige loss - 0.05 Rice Owls were no match for the Penn State Nittany Lions : Prestige loss - 0.05Critical Recruiting Season for Louisiana Monroe Warhawks in the Southeastern. The team in the Southeastern with the second most free scholarships this season is Texas AM Aggies with 22. Surely they will put extra pressure on the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks competing for their recruits. For the record, the team in the Southeastern with the least scholarships to offer this season is Georgia Bulldogs with 18 open slots.
Week 1: RB Charles Bustos (GEO) wins Offensive Player of the Week Week 1's Offensive Player of the Week is Running Back Charles Bustos. His 26 att, 228 yds, 5 TD performance stood out in the 87 to 0 victory for the Georgia Bulldogs.
The gridiron star is racking up the rushing yards and now has 228 Yards and 5 Touchdowns for the season.
Georgia Bulldogs prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 1: CB Tracey Hester (NMST) wins Defensive Player of the Week CB Tracey Hester of the New Mexico State Aggies has earned the Defensive Player of the Week award. Hester finished with 6 Tck, 2 Int, 2 Def TD.
New Mexico State Aggies prestige bonus + 0.05
Week 1 : Conference Players of the WeekAtlantic Coast Defensive player of the week: Lundy, E. - SS, VA. Atlantic Coast Offensive player of the week: Woodward, R. - RB, FLST. American Athletic Defensive player of the week: Whitfield, R. - SS, CONN. American Athletic Offensive player of the week: Dumas, M. - QB, TULSA. Big 12 Defensive player of the week: Bigelow, V. - SS, BAY. Big 12 Offensive player of the week: Yang, E. - RB, OKST. Big Ten Defensive player of the week: Greer, J. - SS, MINN. Big Ten Offensive player of the week: Martin, M. - QB, WIS. Conference USA Defensive player of the week: Gabriel, R. - FS, OLD. Conference USA Offensive player of the week: Jacques, T. - RB, MT. FBS Independents Defensive player of the week: Velez, R. - DE, ARMY. FBS Independents Offensive player of the week: Christensen, A. - WR, MASS. Mid-American Defensive player of the week: Taylor, C. - CB, BUF. Mid-American Offensive player of the week: Mcpherson, K. - WR, NILL. Mountain West Defensive player of the week: Crowder, R. - CB, UTST. Mountain West Offensive player of the week: Pace, J. - WR, NEV. Pac-12 Defensive player of the week: Powell, R. - SS, WASHST. Pac-12 Offensive player of the week: Shull, K. - WR, UTAH. Southeastern Defensive player of the week: Akers, C. - FS, LAMON. Southeastern Offensive player of the week: Bustos, C. - RB, GEO. Sun Belt Defensive player of the week: Hester, T. - CB, NMST. Sun Belt Offensive player of the week: Barton, H. - WR, TROY.
Game Recaps for Week 1Tigers - 38, Bulldogs - 3 Bulls - 30, Orange - 10 Tar Heels - 42, Wildcats - 0 Trojans - 31, Hurricanes - 17 Hokies - 16, Panthers - 13 Bearcats - 32, RedHawks - 27 Pirates - 17, Wolfpack - 13 Cougars - 28, Cardinals - 20 Cyclones - 28, Owls - 21 Cowboys - 17, Huskies - 16 Horned Frogs - 49, Commodores - 41 Cowboys - 44, Owls - 20 Red Raiders - 41, Bobcats - 25 Buckeyes - 36, Mountaineers - 7 Wolverines - 41, Cavaliers - 24 Scarlet Knights - 49, Mustangs - 16 Nittany Lions - 48, Owls - 6 Bulldogs - 30, Hoosiers - 24 Golden Gophers - 44, Panthers - 20 Fighting Illini - 24, Rebels - 20 Wildcats - 20, Rockets - 10 Boilermakers - 31, Jayhawks - 28 Blue Raiders - 49, Eagles - 17 Demon Deacons - 27, Monarchs - 20 Bulls - 44, Yellow Jackets - 29 Ducks - 24, Golden Eagles - 6 Black Knights - 23, Falcons - 17 Cougars - 49, Blue Devils - 16 Fighting Irish - 21, Cornhuskers - 14 Thundering Herd - 39, Huskies - 31 Chippewas - 33, Knights - 17 Bulldogs - 87, Falcons - 0 Broncos - 40, Bobcats - 37 Rams - 34, Sun Devils - 13 Aggies - 47, Utes - 23 Aztecs - 51, Midshipmen - 10 Wolf Pack - 53, Bears - 33 Spartans - 59, Spartans - 13 Terrapins - 49, Cardinal - 23 Huskies - 42, Tigers - 14 Beavers - 41, Golden Bears - 23 Cougars - 31, Longhorns - 13 Eagles - 35, Wildcats - 31 Bruins - 54, Tigers - 13 Crimson Tide - 30, Badgers - 25 Bulldogs - 66, Cardinals - 3 Razorbacks - 27, Green Wave - 20 Seminoles - 56, Tigers - 20 Broncos - 32, Gators - 10 Mean Green - 37, Volunteers - 30 Golden Hurricane - 52, Wildcats - 35 Eagles - 31, Dukes - 19 Ragin' Cajuns - 34, Buffaloes - 6 Tigers - 26, Red Wolves - 21 Jaguars - 20, Aggies - 10 Warhawks - 37, Mountaineers - 17 Minutemen - 48, Trojans - 44 Aggies - 37, Lobos - 6Week 1: QB Vernon Smalley (MSST) has suffered a major injury! The Mississippi State Bulldogs' QB Vernon Smalley has suffered an injury: Out (12-16 weeks).
Disappointment for Georgia State Panthers News from the camp of the Georgia State Panthers has it that Stockton, J. - RB has been a huge disappointment. Stockton is far from living up to his lofty five star rating.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Coastal Carolina Chanticleers hit the jackpot when they recruited Camp, L. - WR this year. Camp has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns fans are excited. News from the camp of Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns has it that Fortin, A. - G has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Fortin was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1038 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Disappointment for Arkansas Razorbacks News from the camp of the Arkansas Razorbacks has it that Sweeney, D. - WR has been a huge disappointment. Sweeney is far from living up to his lofty five star rating.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Vanderbilt Commodores hit the jackpot when they recruited Merritt, W. - FB this year. Merritt has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Tennessee Volunteers fans are excited. News from the camp of Tennessee Volunteers has it that Kennedy, R. - T has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Kennedy was expected to be great, when he was ranked 141 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Training Camp News Hall, C. - DE from South Carolina Gamecocks is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Eastman, C. - DE from Auburn Tigers is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Auburn Tigers hit the jackpot when they recruited Kenny, C. - DE this year. Kenny has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Fresno State Bulldogs fans are excited. News from the camp of Fresno State Bulldogs has it that Dumas, J. - WR has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Dumas was expected to be great, when he was ranked 624 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Training Camp News Reichert, F. - WR from Arizona Wildcats is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News According to local news, Barron, R. - C from the Washington Huskies has had a horrible training camp. Reports suggest the five star recruiting ranking of Barron had the coaches expecting a future star. To the dismay of coaches and fans, it looks like they might have a dud on their hands instead.
Training Camp News Perryman, H. - QB from Nevada Wolf Pack is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Osborne, R. - C from Air Force Falcons is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Harley, R. - G from Utah State Aggies is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Harwood, W. - P from Boise State Broncos is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Kent State Golden Flashes fans are excited. News from the camp of Kent State Golden Flashes has it that Berry, S. - LB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Berry was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1473 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Ohio Bobcats fans are excited. News from the camp of Ohio Bobcats has it that Steffen, R. - DT has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Steffen was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2161 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Training Camp News Kaufman, C. - T from Buffalo Bulls is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Pemberton, J. - DE from Ohio Bobcats is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Toledo Rockets hit the jackpot when they recruited Tatum, R. - T this year. Tatum has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Notre Dame Fighting Irish hit the jackpot when they recruited Villarreal, A. - DE this year. Villarreal has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Training Camp News Herzog, M. - G from James Madison Dukes is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Hill, E. - RB from Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Future star for Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Steele, E. - T from Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Steele has made.
Training Camp Update Abrams, T. - RB, who was supposed to be a key player for the Marshall Thundering Herd has far from impressed anyone this spring. Rather than providing a spark on the field, Abrams has looked confused and seems to have trouble adapting to the college game.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like North Texas Mean Green hit the jackpot when they recruited Anderson, J. - T this year. Anderson has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
North Texas Mean Green fans are excited. News from the camp of North Texas Mean Green has it that Hines, T. - LB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Hines was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1754 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Indiana Hoosiers fans are excited. News from the camp of Indiana Hoosiers has it that Close, A. - LB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Close was expected to be great, when he was ranked 2172 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Michigan Wolverines fans are excited. News from the camp of Michigan Wolverines has it that Slayton, F. - G has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Slayton was expected to be great, when he was ranked 206 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Michigan Wolverines fans are excited. News from the camp of Michigan Wolverines has it that Lindquist, C. - K has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Lindquist was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1216 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Can Chavez even start? It looks like the Maryland Terrapins came away with a dud when they recruited Chavez, V. - FB this year. The highly touted five star recruit has failed to make any impact on the field in the spring. Fans are already discussing if he should even be a starter.
Can Frost even start? It looks like the Michigan State Spartans came away with a dud when they recruited Frost, R. - CB this year. The highly touted five star recruit has failed to make any impact on the field in the spring. Fans are already discussing if he should even be a starter.
Kansas Jayhawks fans are excited. News from the camp of Kansas Jayhawks has it that Snider, D. - CB has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Snider was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1084 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Future star for Texas Tech Red Raiders Schaeffer, T. - P from Texas Tech Red Raiders has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Schaeffer has made.
Training Camp News Buckingham, T. - CB from Texas Longhorns is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp Update Kelley, D. - QB, who was supposed to be a key player for the Oklahoma Sooners has far from impressed anyone this spring. Rather than providing a spark on the field, Kelley has looked confused and seems to have trouble adapting to the college game.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Baylor Bears hit the jackpot when they recruited Chavarria, R. - CB this year. Chavarria has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Navy Midshipmen fans are excited. News from the camp of Navy Midshipmen has it that Elrod, D. - SS has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Elrod was expected to be great, when he was ranked 695 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Navy Midshipmen hit the jackpot when they recruited Fogle, R. - CB this year. Fogle has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Future star for Southern Methodist Mustangs Wilber, D. - LB from Southern Methodist Mustangs has shown everyone at spring camp why he was a five star recruit. Everyone, from coaches, to fans, to fellow players are gushing about the progress Wilber has made.
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Houston Cougars hit the jackpot when they recruited Pagan, A. - DE this year. Pagan has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Training Camp Highlights It looks like Temple Owls hit the jackpot when they recruited Koontz, J. - LB this year. Koontz has delivered astonishing progress in training camp. The sky is the ceiling for this kid!
Training Camp News Baxley, H. - FB from Pittsburgh Panthers is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Training Camp News Johns, M. - G from Pittsburgh Panthers is living up to his five star recruiting ranking by putting in an astonishing training camp. Reports out of the campus suggest the coaches and fans alike can't wait to see him on gameday.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons fans are excited. News from the camp of Wake Forest Demon Deacons has it that Carl, C. - DE has been blowing the minds of coaches and fans. Carl was expected to be great, when he was ranked 1555 in the nation out of highschool. But his development in camp has still been a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Top Recruiting ClassesThe associated sports reporters have released this year's ranking of recruiting classes.
Top 10 Recruiting Classes
1 : Clemson Tigers 2 : USC Trojans 3 : Miami (FL) Hurricanes 4 : UCLA Bruins 5 : Houston Cougars 6 : Colorado Buffaloes 7 : Maryland Terrapins 8 : Central Florida Knights 9 : Auburn Tigers 10 : Louisiana Monroe Warhawks
Top 10 Recruiting Classes (Prestige Relative)
1 : Colorado Buffaloes 2 : Arizona State Sun Devils 3 : Wyoming Cowboys 4 : James Madison Dukes 5 : Air Force Falcons 6 : Duke Blue Devils 7 : Rice Owls 8 : Texas State Bobcats 9 : New Mexico State Aggies 10 : Louisville CardinalsSeason PredictionsThe associated sports reporters have released this year's playoff predictions.
Maryland Terrapins, UCLA Bruins, Miami (FL) Hurricanes, Georgia Bulldogs, Michigan Wolverines, Florida State Seminoles, Louisiana Monroe Warhawks and Alabama Crimson Tide are the early favorites to reach the playoffs.
The Maryland Terrapins are the preseason favorites to take the title, but the pundits stressed that anything can happen in any given season.Pipeline UpdatesNorth Carolina State Wolfpack established a pipeline to VA. Oklahoma State Cowboys strengthened their GA pipeline. Michigan Wolverines strengthened their PA pipeline. Boise State Broncos strengthened their CA pipeline. New Mexico Lobos maintained their TX pipeline. Hawaii Rainbow Warriors maintained their CA pipeline. UNLV Rebels maintained their CA pipeline. Arizona Wildcats maintained their CA pipeline. Arizona State Sun Devils established a pipeline to CA. Texas State Bobcats established a pipeline to CA. Coastal Carolina Chanticleers maintained their CA pipeline.
Signing Day Recruiting Update555 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 0. 4 star players committed this week: 13. 3 star players committed this week: 311. 2 star players committed this week: 191. 1 star players committed this week: 40.
1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Richard Curry (a 4 star RB from MEDIA COLLEGE PREPARATORY ranked at #52) who committed to Florida State.
Southeastern was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 72.
Colorado Buffaloes locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 35 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Augustine Lyons - DE. He is ranked at #779
Total Recruits committed this season is 2003.Recruiting R3 Recruiting Update18 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 0. 4 star players committed this week: 2. 3 star players committed this week: 15. 2 star players committed this week: 1. 1 star players committed this week: 0.
1 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Xavier Condon (a 4 star WR from EAST LAKE HS ranked at #80) who committed to UCLA.
Atlantic Coast was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 9.
Florida State Seminoles locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 4 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Jon Barnes - T. He is ranked at #271
Total Recruits committed this season is 1448.Recruiting R2 Recruiting Update14 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 0. 4 star players committed this week: 1. 3 star players committed this week: 10. 2 star players committed this week: 3. 1 star players committed this week: 0.
0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Willie Simons (a 4 star FS from RUSTON HS ranked at #299) who committed to UCLA.
Pac-12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 6.
Virginia Tech Hokies locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 3 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Jon Barnes - T. He is ranked at #271
Total Recruits committed this season is 1430.Recruiting R1 Recruiting Update4 players committed this week.
5 star players committed this week: 0. 4 star players committed this week: 0. 3 star players committed this week: 4. 2 star players committed this week: 0. 1 star players committed this week: 0.
0 players ranked in the top 100 recruits committed this week.
The most highly touted prospect committing this week was Johnny West (a 3 star FS from WAYZATA HIGH ranked at #384) who committed to Minnesota.
Pac-12 was the conference that netted the most recruits this week with a total of 2.
Pittsburgh Panthers locked down the most prospects this week was as they got 1 recruits to sign.
The highest ranked uncommitted recruit is Jon Barnes - T. He is ranked at #271
Total Recruits committed this season is 1416.Top 300 Player decommits from South Carolina.Jon Barnes has decommitted from South Carolina due to coaching changes. Barnes will reopen their recruiting to other schools. They expect a lot of interest for the 4 Star T from TX.Mauricio Reynoso has retired from coaching Mauricio Reynoso has announced his decision to retire from coaching. Reynoso worked latest for the Texas AM Aggies as Head Coach. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.
Thomas McCloskey has retired from coachingThomas McCloskey has announced his decision to retire from coaching. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.Frank Willard has retired from coachingFrank Willard is retiring from coaching.He gave no indication as to what his next job would be, but ''definitely not coaching'' he laughed..Robert Vann has retired from coaching Robert Vann has announced his decision to retire from coaching. Vann worked latest for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers as Head Coach. It is assumed he will take a job in the private sector.
Eugene Arroyo has retired from coaching Eugene Arroyo has announced his decision to retire from coaching. Arroyo worked latest for the Nevada Wolf Pack as Head Coach. He will pursue a career in broadcasting.
USC Trojans scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the USC Trojans have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Arizona State Sun Devils scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Arizona State Sun Devils have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Kent State Golden Flashes scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Kent State Golden Flashes have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
James Madison Dukes scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the James Madison Dukes have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Florida Atlantic Owls scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Florida Atlantic Owls have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Rutgers Scarlet Knights scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Rutgers Scarlet Knights have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Ohio State Buckeyes scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Ohio State Buckeyes have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Oklahoma State Cowboys scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Oklahoma State Cowboys have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Colorado Buffaloes scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Colorado Buffaloes have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Central Florida Knights scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Central Florida Knights have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Miami (FL) Hurricanes scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Miami (FL) Hurricanes have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Syracuse Orange scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Syracuse Orange have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
Florida State Seminoles scramble to fill their staff With free agency and the draft approaching fast, the Florida State Seminoles have been scrambling to fill their coaching and front with viable candidates,
New Mexico State Aggies Announce new staff. New Mexico State Aggies revealed that they have signed John Douglas as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the New Mexico State Aggies.
Other news included that New Mexico State Aggies have signed James Caskey as their new Defensive Coordinator. Caskey will get a 4 year contract worth 1.5 million pr year with the New Mexico State Aggies.
South Carolina Gamecocks Announce new staff. The South Carolina Gamecocks have announced that they have signed Jerry Larson as their new Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 5.5 million pr year with the South Carolina Gamecocks.
Other news included that South Carolina Gamecocks have signed Eric Anderson as their new Defensive Coordinator. Anderson will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the South Carolina Gamecocks.
Kentucky Wildcats Announce new staff. Kentucky Wildcats have signed Louis Shull as their new Defensive Coordinator. Shull will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Kentucky Wildcats.
Arkansas State Red Wolves Announce new staff. Arkansas State Red Wolves revealed that they have signed Lowell Wilson as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 1.5 million pr year with the Arkansas State Red Wolves.
South Alabama Jaguars Announce new staff. South Alabama Jaguars have signed Todd Sasser as their new Defensive Coordinator. Sasser will get a 2 year contract worth 1.5 million pr year with the South Alabama Jaguars.
Purdue Boilermakers Announce new staff. The Purdue Boilermakers have announced that they have signed Bradley Mercier as their new Head Coach. He will get a 2 year contract worth 6.5 million pr year with the Purdue Boilermakers.
Additionally, Purdue Boilermakers revealed that they have signed Fred Whitt as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the Purdue Boilermakers.
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Announce new staff. Louisiana Tech Bulldogs have signed Bryan Ramos as their new Defensive Coordinator. Ramos will get a 3 year contract worth 2 million pr year with the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs.
Rice Owls Announce new staff. Rice Owls have signed Roger Bueno as their new Defensive Coordinator. Bueno will get a 4 year contract worth 1 million pr year with the Rice Owls.
Eastern Michigan Eagles Announce new staff. Eastern Michigan Eagles revealed that they have signed Lloyd Kaufman as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with the Eastern Michigan Eagles.
Other news included that Eastern Michigan Eagles have signed Alan Hoffman as their new Defensive Coordinator. Hoffman will get a 4 year contract worth 3.5 million pr year with the Eastern Michigan Eagles.
Ohio Bobcats Announce new staff. Ohio Bobcats revealed that they have signed Carl Givens as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Ohio Bobcats.
Texas Christian Horned Frogs Announce new staff. Texas Christian Horned Frogs revealed that they have signed Floyd Flynn as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 6 million pr year with the Texas Christian Horned Frogs.
Missouri Tigers Announce new staff. Missouri Tigers revealed that they have signed Gale Hirsch as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 7 million pr year with the Missouri Tigers.
West Virginia Mountaineers Announce new staff. West Virginia Mountaineers revealed that they have signed James Garza as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with the West Virginia Mountaineers.
Texas Tech Red Raiders Announce new staff. Texas Tech Red Raiders have signed Nicholas Stephens as their new Defensive Coordinator. Stephens will get a 4 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
Indiana Hoosiers Announce new staff. Indiana Hoosiers revealed that they have signed Curtis Thompson as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Indiana Hoosiers.
Connecticut Huskies Announce new staff. The Connecticut Huskies have announced that they have signed Devon Petit as their new Head Coach. He will get a 5 year contract worth 6.5 million pr year with the Connecticut Huskies.
South Florida Bulls Announce new staff. South Florida Bulls have signed Fred Christianson as their new Defensive Coordinator. Christianson will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the South Florida Bulls.
Navy Midshipmen Announce new staff. Navy Midshipmen revealed that they have signed Emil Nicholson as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the Navy Midshipmen.
Kansas State Wildcats Announce new staff. Kansas State Wildcats revealed that they have signed Modesto Roberts as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with the Kansas State Wildcats.
Other news included that Kansas State Wildcats have signed Jack Pool as their new Defensive Coordinator. Pool will get a 3 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with the Kansas State Wildcats.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons Announce new staff. Wake Forest Demon Deacons revealed that they have signed Martin Luciano as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 5.5 million pr year with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
North Carolina Tar Heels Announce new staff. North Carolina Tar Heels have signed Noah Millard as their new Defensive Coordinator. Millard will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with the North Carolina Tar Heels.
Temple Owls Announce new staff. Temple Owls have signed Daniel Moya as their new Defensive Coordinator. Moya will get a 3 year contract worth 5 million pr year with the Temple Owls.
Louisville Cardinals Announce new staff. Louisville Cardinals have signed William Mejia as their new Defensive Coordinator. Mejia will get a 3 year contract worth 3.5 million pr year with the Louisville Cardinals.
Missouri Tigers hire Kerry Wentworth from Buffalo The Missouri Tigers have announced that they have signed Kerry Wentworth as their new Defensive Coordinator. Wentworth was previously working for Buffalo as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 2.2 million per year with the Missouri Tigers.
Warren Smith staying with Washington Huskies The Kent State Golden Flashes tried to pry Warren Smith away from Huskies to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Smith publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Huskies as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Jed Dunlap staying with UCLA Bruins The USC Trojans tried to pry Jed Dunlap away from Bruins to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Dunlap publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bruins as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Daniel Bishop staying with Stanford Cardinal The West Virginia Mountaineers tried to pry Daniel Bishop away from Cardinal to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Bishop publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cardinal as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Pat Blevins staying with Iowa Hawkeyes Texas Christian tried to pry Pat Blevins away from Iowa to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Blevins publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Iowa as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Michael Hoffman staying with Hawaii Rainbow Warriors The Texas Tech Red Raiders tried to pry Michael Hoffman away from Rainbow Warriors to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Hoffman publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Rainbow Warriors as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Robert Salazar staying with Oregon State Beavers Navy tried to pry Robert Salazar away from Oregon State to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Salazar publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Oregon State as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
John Kline staying with Penn State Nittany Lions South Carolina tried to pry John Kline away from Penn State to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Kline publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Penn State as their Head Coach for the coming season.
Joseph Steward staying with Buffalo Bulls The Kansas Jayhawks tried to pry Joseph Steward away from Bulls to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Steward publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bulls as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Kaleb Schafer staying with Ohio Bobcats The New Mexico State Aggies tried to pry Kaleb Schafer away from Bobcats to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Schafer publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bobcats as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Jake Trujillo staying with Stanford Cardinal The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs tried to pry Jake Trujillo away from Cardinal to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Trujillo publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cardinal as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Bowling Green Falcons hire Joseph Alvarado from the Buffalo Bulls Bowling Green has announced that they have signed Joseph Alvarado as their new Defensive Coordinator. Alvarado was previously working for Buffalo as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 1.9 million pr year with Bowling Green.
Jordan Jordan staying with Ohio State Buckeyes The Kent State Golden Flashes tried to pry Jordan Jordan away from Buckeyes to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Jordan publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Buckeyes as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Jed Dunlap staying with UCLA Bruins The USC Trojans tried to pry Jed Dunlap away from Bruins to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Dunlap publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Bruins as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Michael Hoffman staying with Hawaii Rainbow Warriors The Temple Owls tried to pry Michael Hoffman away from Rainbow Warriors to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Hoffman publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Rainbow Warriors as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Baylor Bears hire Michael Means from the Florida State Seminoles Baylor has announced that they have signed Michael Means as their new Defensive Coordinator. Means was previously working for Florida State as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3.5 million pr year with Baylor.
USC Trojans sign coach Zachery Saucedo The USC Trojans have announced that they have signed Zachery Saucedo as their new Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million per year with the USC Trojans.
Ball State Cardinals hire David Rodgers from the Navy Midshipmen Ball State has announced that they have signed David Rodgers as their new Offensive Coordinator. Rodgers was previously working for Navy as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Ball State.
Washington Huskies hire Jack McCallister from Georgia State The Washington Huskies have announced that they have signed Jack McCallister as their new Head Coach. McCallister was previously working for Georgia State as Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4.5 million per year with the Washington Huskies.
Freddy Morgan staying with Alabama Crimson Tide The Kansas Jayhawks tried to pry Freddy Morgan away from Crimson Tide to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Morgan publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Crimson Tide as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Akron Zips hire Jessie Lockett from the New Mexico State Aggies Akron has announced that they have signed Jessie Lockett as their new Head Coach. Lockett was previously working for New Mexico State as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 7.5 million pr year with Akron.
Jordan Jordan staying with Ohio State Buckeyes The Kent State Golden Flashes tried to pry Jordan Jordan away from Buckeyes to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Jordan publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Buckeyes as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Florida Gators hire David Barth from the USC Trojans Florida has announced that they have signed David Barth as their new Defensive Coordinator. Barth was previously working for USC as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 5 million pr year with Florida.
John Michael staying with Kansas Jayhawks Ball State tried to pry John Michael away from Kansas to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Michael publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Kansas as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Bowling Green Falcons hire David Nieto from the Arkansas State Red Wolves Bowling Green has announced that they have signed David Nieto as their new Offensive Coordinator. Nieto was previously working for Arkansas State as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with Bowling Green.
Rice Owls hire Colton Perry from the Ohio Bobcats Rice has announced that they have signed Colton Perry as their new Offensive Coordinator. Perry was previously working for Ohio as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2 million pr year with Rice.
Troy Trojans hire Robert Mcneil from Wake Forest The Troy Trojans have announced that they have signed Robert Mcneil as their new Offensive Coordinator. Mcneil was previously working for Wake Forest as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 3 million per year with the Troy Trojans.
Dave Davis staying with Iowa State Cyclones The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers tried to pry Dave Davis away from Cyclones to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Davis publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cyclones as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Daren Baker staying with East Carolina Pirates Washington tried to pry Daren Baker away from East Carolina to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Baker publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with East Carolina as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Jesse Ball staying with Central Michigan Chippewas South Carolina tried to pry Jesse Ball away from Central Michigan to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Ball publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Central Michigan as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
John Kline staying with Penn State Nittany Lions Akron tried to pry John Kline away from Penn State to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Kline publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Penn State as their Head Coach for the coming season.
Mississippi Rebels hire James Taylor from the Rice Owls Mississippi has announced that they have signed James Taylor as their new Defensive Coordinator. Taylor was previously working for Rice as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 2.5 million pr year with Mississippi.
Auburn Tigers hire Darryl Richardson from the North Carolina Tar Heels Auburn has announced that they have signed Darryl Richardson as their new Defensive Coordinator. Richardson was previously working for North Carolina as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 2 year contract worth 4.5 million pr year with Auburn.
Arkansas State Red Wolves hire Greg Connolly from the Kansas State Wildcats Arkansas State has announced that they have signed Greg Connolly as their new Defensive Coordinator. Connolly was previously working for Kansas State as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 3 million pr year with Arkansas State.
Texas Longhorns hire Patrick Whipple from Coastal Carolina The Texas Longhorns have announced that they have signed Patrick Whipple as their new Defensive Coordinator. Whipple was previously working for Coastal Carolina as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 3.5 million per year with the Texas Longhorns.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish hire Darren Chavez from Buffalo The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have announced that they have signed Darren Chavez as their new Defensive Coordinator. Chavez was previously working for Buffalo as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 2 million per year with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Glen Trevino staying with James Madison Dukes The Kent State Golden Flashes tried to pry Glen Trevino away from Dukes to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Trevino publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Dukes as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Tulsa Golden Hurricane hire Dorsey Bruns from the Penn State Nittany Lions Tulsa has announced that they have signed Dorsey Bruns as their new Defensive Coordinator. Bruns was previously working for Penn State as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 3.5 million pr year with Tulsa.
Jake Trujillo staying with Stanford Cardinal The Baylor Bears tried to pry Jake Trujillo away from Cardinal to fill the position as their new Defensive Coordinator. However, Trujillo publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Cardinal as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Texas Christian Horned Frogs hire David Heyward from California The Texas Christian Horned Frogs have announced that they have signed David Heyward as their new Defensive Coordinator. Heyward was previously working for California as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 2 million per year with the Texas Christian Horned Frogs.
Cincinnati Bearcats hire Eugene Ginn from the Michigan Wolverines Cincinnati has announced that they have signed Eugene Ginn as their new Defensive Coordinator. Ginn was previously working for Michigan as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Cincinnati.
Florida Gators hire Jeremiah Potter from Louisiana Monroe The Florida Gators have announced that they have signed Jeremiah Potter as their new Offensive Coordinator. Potter was previously working for Louisiana Monroe as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 4.5 million per year with the Florida Gators.
Texas Tech Red Raiders hire Rene McConnell from Rice The Texas Tech Red Raiders have announced that they have signed Rene McConnell as their new Offensive Coordinator. McConnell was previously working for Rice as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 2.5 million per year with the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
Jesse Ball staying with Central Michigan Chippewas Ball State tried to pry Jesse Ball away from Central Michigan to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, Ball publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Central Michigan as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
John Kline staying with Penn State Nittany Lions Akron tried to pry John Kline away from Penn State to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Kline publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Penn State as their Head Coach for the coming season.
John Kline staying with Penn State Nittany Lions Washington tried to pry John Kline away from Penn State to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Kline publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Penn State as their Head Coach for the coming season.
Aaron Lovell staying with Lousiana State Tigers The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers tried to pry Aaron Lovell away from Tigers to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Lovell publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Tigers as their Head Coach for the coming season.
Mark Shipp staying with Toledo Rockets The Kansas Jayhawks tried to pry Mark Shipp away from Rockets to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Shipp publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Rockets as their Defensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Colorado Buffaloes hire Nick Peters from the West Virginia Mountaineers Colorado has announced that they have signed Nick Peters as their new Head Coach. Peters was previously working for West Virginia as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 5.5 million pr year with Colorado.
Rene McConnell staying with Rice Owls The Texas Tech Red Raiders tried to pry Rene McConnell away from Owls to fill the position as their new Offensive Coordinator. However, McConnell publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Owls as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns hire Earnest Pruitt from the Washington Huskies Louisiana Lafayette has announced that they have signed Earnest Pruitt as their new Head Coach. Pruitt was previously working for Washington as Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Louisiana Lafayette.
Jeremiah Potter staying with Louisiana Monroe Warhawks The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers tried to pry Jeremiah Potter away from Warhawks to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Potter publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Warhawks as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Nevada Wolf Pack hire Pete McCullough from the Kansas State Wildcats Nevada has announced that they have signed Pete McCullough as their new Head Coach. McCullough was previously working for Kansas State as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 9 million pr year with Nevada.
Fresno State Bulldogs hire Michael Wampler from the Ohio State Buckeyes Fresno State has announced that they have signed Michael Wampler as their new Head Coach. Wampler was previously working for Ohio State as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 4 year contract worth 6 million pr year with Fresno State.
Texas AM Aggies hire Derrick Fairchild from the Kansas Jayhawks Texas AM has announced that they have signed Derrick Fairchild as their new Head Coach. Fairchild was previously working for Kansas as Head Coach. He will get a 4 year contract worth 5 million pr year with Texas AM.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers hire Rufus Sterling from the Ball State Cardinals Western Kentucky has announced that they have signed Rufus Sterling as their new Head Coach. Sterling was previously working for Ball State as Offensive Coordinator. He will get a 3 year contract worth 7.5 million pr year with Western Kentucky.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish hire Ronald Muir from the Buffalo Bulls Notre Dame has announced that they have signed Ronald Muir as their new Head Coach. Muir was previously working for Buffalo as Head Coach. He will get a 3 year contract worth 4 million pr year with Notre Dame.
Robert Mcneil staying with Wake Forest Demon Deacons The Colorado Buffaloes tried to pry Robert Mcneil away from Demon Deacons to fill the position as their new Head Coach. However, Mcneil publicly dismissed that a move was imminent, and that assured fans that he would stay with Demon Deacons as their Offensive Coordinator for the coming season.
Minnesota Golden Gophers hire Michael Way from the Akron Zips Minnesota has announced that they have signed Michael Way as their new Head Coach. Way was previously working for Akron as Head Coach. He will get a 5 year contract worth 7 million pr year with Minnesota.
Pittsburgh Panthers hire Russ Yamamoto from the New Mexico State Aggies Pittsburgh has announced that they have signed Russ Yamamoto as their new Head Coach. Yamamoto was previously working for New Mexico State as Defensive Coordinator. He will get a 5 year contract worth 5 million pr year with Pittsburgh.
2056 Transfer Update559 players have decided to transfer.
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