Daily Archives: January 6, 2025

Virginia lands former Michigan State football offensive lineman

Michigan State’s Kevin Wigenton II taps the foot of the Sparty statue while walking to the stadium before the football game against Central Michigan on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023, in East Lansing. Michigan State football lost Kevin Wigenton to the transfer portal during the coaching change before last season. Wigenton, who started six games at right guard in 2023 for …

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Clemson fires defensive coordinator Wes Goodwin, coach Dabo Swinney gives timeline for replacement

USATSI Clemson defensive coordinator Wes Goodwin will not return for the Tigers in 2025, the university announced Monday. Goodwin spent three seasons as Clemson’s defensive coordinator after replacing Brent Venables when he left for Oklahoma.  “After meeting with Coach Goodwin on Sunday evening, I have decided to make a change at our defensive coordinator position,” Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said …

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Navy All-American Bowl features multiple commitments, ranking implications

The 2025 Navy All-American Bowl returns to San Antonio beginning on Tuesday as All-American recruits from across the country and in this case, around the world, gather in the Alamodome to compete in a very competitive, exclusive setting. This year’s Navy All-American Bowl will include seven commitments broadcasted live during the NBC broadcast on Saturday, January 11. It will also …

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Recruiting Rumor Mill: January visits on deck for top 2026 prospects

The 2026 class is off and running with front-runners and top lists and Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney has the latest in this Recruiting Rumor Mill. MORE: Four-star QB Jaron Sagapolutele completes flip back to Cal CLASS OF 2025 RANKINGS: Rivals250 | Team | Position | State CLASS OF 2026 RANKINGS: Rivals250 | Team | Position | State CLASS …

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NIU coach Thomas Hammock is suitably impressed with Notre Dame football’s run to CFP semifinals

SOUTH BEND — After watching Notre Dame football dismantle Georgia’s budding dynasty in the Sugar Bowl, Northern Illinois coach Thomas Hammock found himself offering the enthusiastic praise the Irish weren’t ready to accept four months ago. “What a well-coached football team Notre Dame is,” Hammock said in a phone interview. “Just the situational awareness, how they handled different points of …

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Tale of the Tape: Notre Dame defense vs. Penn State offense

Tale of tape If Notre Dame wants to survive the Orange Bowl and advance to the College Football Playoff final, the defense must be ready to play. While that goes without saying and hasn’t been a tall order for the Irish all season, it never has been more important than right now. Then again, that’s the case with each passing …

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