Last week the No. 1 prospect in the Class of 2022, Quinn Ewers,decommitted from the University of Texas. This move is one that I had been predicting from pretty much the moment Ewers announced he was committing to the Longhorns. We are now back to the question, where does Quinn Ewers commit to? While every […]
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Wednesday afternoon one of the nation’s top running backs announced he will be medically retiring immediately. Penn State’s head coach James Franklin announced that Journey Brown will no longer be able to play football due to a heart condition. The condition was discovered during COVID-19 testing, though it was not associated with the virus. Journey
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It has been a few years since we have had a draft class with an offensive tackle as the top prospect. We were close in 2016 with Laremy Tunsil, but then the whole gas mask debacle hit. Joey Bosa, Jalen Ramesy, and Ezekiel Elliott all made their case for the No. 1 prospect as well.
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SEC football kicked off for the first time this season Saturday afternoon and it was filled with everything you would expect. Upsets, blow outs, and plenty of first-round talent. Perhaps no one’s day was better than Florida’s redshirt senior quarterback, Kyle Trask. He didn’t just finish the game with a career high 416 passing yards
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It’s official, college football is back. Well, Power-Five football at least. Thursday afternoon the Pac-12 CEO Group announced that they will resume the football, basketball, and other winter sports seasons. This is based on the Pac-12 COVID-19 Medical Advisory Committee’s new recommendations, along with new state and local health guidance. All of those recommendations can
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With nearly every top prospect announcing they will be opting out of the 2020-2021 college football season; I thought I should just go ahead and start my draft process early as well. That means rankings, mock drafts, and draft profiles will all be accelerated this year. I last talked about the 2021 NFL Draft class
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The most topsy-turvy college football season to date just got even more complicated. Last month we saw the Big-Ten vote to cancel all fall sports, which included the fall season for football. However Wednesday morning the Big-Ten committee voted, and unanimously agreed, to reverse this decision. They will now look for a Big-Ten football season
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The 2020-21 college football season was going to be a weird one, and it took no time to make that fact. Saturday morning No. 23 Iowa State took on the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa to kick off the season for both teams. Brock Purdy has received plenty of praise
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As the Big Ten and the student athletes battle back and forth between a fall or spring opening for Big Ten football, one of the best NFL prospects in the Big Ten has made his decision already. Ohio State offensive guard, Wyatt Davis, announced via Twitter that he will be opting out of this season
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Friday afternoon the NCAA Division I Council Coordination Committee voted to grant an extra year of eligibility to all Fall athletes. Back in March the NCAA shut down the mens and womens D1 basketball tournaments, along with the rest of winter and spring sports, due to the concerns of COVID-19 spreading throughout the country. This
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