College Football

Jackson State football receives commitment from junior college DB Shamar Hawkins for 2024

Jackson State football received a commitment Wednesday from 2023 Mt. San Antonio College Junior College All-American defensive back Shamar Hawkins. Hawkins on his social media page X, formerly known as Twitter, said, “God Did!!! #Committed #LLT #Gaurdtheyard @Coach_Magana @gojsutigersfb Hawkins was listed as a member of the Northern Arizona University recruiting class in February. Hawkins, who is a 5-foot-11,190-pound defensive …

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How severe will Michigan’s punishment be for their sign stealing scandal?

This embedded content is not available in your region. On today’s episode of the College Football Enquirer, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI’s Pat Forde discuss the impending Notice of Allegations expected to be delivered to Michigan. They predict the severity of the allegations and judge what would be a fair punishment for their actions. They also cover on today’s …

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Four-star defensive lineman Yvan Kemajou commits to Penn State

Penn State’s 2025 recruiting class just got stronger, as four-star defensive lineman Yvan Kemajou announced his commitment to the Nittany Lions on Wednesday afternoon. The Nittany Lions offered Kemajou a scholarship in December of 2023, and he has made his way to campus many times since then. The Paint Branch High School (Burtonsville, Maryland) product was back in Happy Valley …

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‘I forgot they still played football,’ Paul Finebaum takes another shot at Clemson, Dabo Swinney

Paul Finebaum, radio and ESPN television personality, gets ready to speak on television near activities outside the Superdome, before of the College Football Playoff National Championship game in New Orleans Monday, January 13, 2020. Pregame Fans Clemson Lsu Football Cfp National Championship New Orleans took another shot unintended consequences of the 12-team College Football Playoff RELATED Opinion: Dabo Swinney is …

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Will Tennessee’s Nico Iamaleava speed up college football’s fastest-paced offense with new helmet radio?

Quarterback Nico Iamaleava will be able to hear Tennessee football coaches talk to him through a helmet earpiece this season. Coach Josh Heupel developed UT’s offense, and offensive coordinator Joey Halzle helps operate it. They share play-calling duties. So that raises an obvious question: Which coach will talk to Iamaleava? “Offensively, Joey (Halzle) and myself,” Heupel said after UT’s first …

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Penn State’s Danny O’Brien seeks to prove himself in 1st season as QB coach

Thoughts of becoming a coach crossed Danny O’Brien’s mind periodically while he was playing hockey, basketball and football at the youth level, first in Minnesota and then in North Carolina. But O’Brien didn’t seriously consider coaching as a profession until after he had committed to Maryland 15 years ago. “I’ll never forget it,” O’Brien said. “I got my first playbook. …

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What should Michigan’s punishment be for sign stealing? | College Football Enquirer

Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel and senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger are joined by Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde to discuss the appropriate punishment for Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal and what the school would prefer. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Enquirer” podcast – and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen. View more Video Transcript …

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Bob Asmussen | Altmyer finding his place in Big Ten QB hierarchy

Jul. 31—CHAMPAIGN — Pick an activity, any activity. No matter what the task, it always goes better the second time around. And so it is for starting quarterbacks. Illinois’ Luke Altmyer followed Tommy DeVito at Illinois in 2023 with mixed results. He threw 13 touchdown passes, fine. He hit 65 percent of his attempts, solid. But he threw 10 interceptions …

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Texas Longhorns offensive coordinator Kyle Flood enjoying depth on offensive line

By nature, football coaches are a nervous bunch. Good times — heck, good jobs — never last. Mistakes happen despite endless preparation, and the best-laid plans can come apart with the quickness of a turned ankle or twisted knee. So why was Texas offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Kyle Flood in such a good mood during his annual preseason meeting with …

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