College Football

Recruiting prediction entered for five-star OT Michael Fasusi to Texas

Texas could be trending to land another five-star offensive lineman as it continues to build into an SEC competitor. And not just any five-star, but one who could end up a Top 10 player when all is said and done. Inside Texas’ Eric Nahlin predicts Texas to bring in Lewisville (TX) offensive tackle Michael Fasusi. And while several ratings updates …

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Four-star Oklahoma offensive lineman to visit Nebraska in April

The Nebraska Cornhuskers will be hosting four-star offensive lineman Broderick Shull in April according to Rivals’ Nebraska site, Inside Nebraska. According to Shull’s Rivals profile, he’ll be visiting Nebraska on April 20. The 6-foot-6, 280-pound offensive lineman has a dozen offers in his recruitment including Auburn, Boston College, Cincinnati, Duke, Illinois, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, TCU, Texas Tech, and …

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Magnolia State tight end recruit to visit Florida this weekend

Florida football will begin hosting prep prospects on campus this weekend after a lull that allowed Billy Napier and Co. a moment to catch their breath. Now, the Gators will be jumping head-first back into the fray in an effort to restore glory to the Orange and Blue. Among the visitors scheduled for this Saturday is three-star tight end Micah …

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New, clear mantra emerges for USC football before 2024 spring practice

The message could not be clearer within the USC football program: Discipline over everything. That’s the new mantra for the Trojans, Lincoln Riley, and this new-look defensive coaching staff heading into spring practice and the first major set of preparations for USC’s journey into the Big Ten for the 2024 college football season. USC football’s social media account is putting …

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Is Dan Lanning being underrated as a head coach going into 2024?

Earlier this week, The Athletic came out with their annual head coaching rankings for college football, ordering who they believe are the best 25 guys in the nation going into the new season. The rankings were released by well-respected journalists Stewart Mandel and Bruce Feldman. Surely, Dan Lanning, the rising coaching star who was considered one of the top names to …

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New USC running back coach Anthony Jones Jr. knows how to beat Michigan

As you likely know by now, the USC Trojans hired TCU Horned Frog running backs coach Anthony Jones Jr. to the same position. Jones worked with TCU for the last two seasons. One obvious point on the resume which stands out about Jones: He was part of a coaching staff which defeated Jim Harbaugh and Michigan in a College Football …

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Breaking down the top OL in the 2026 class

Greg Smith The 2026 class is just getting started with the recruiting process but there are already many storylines at every position. We continue a weeklong series breaking down the top players at each spot, now moving to offensive linemen. ***** RELATED: Breaking down the top QBs in the 2026 class | RBs | WRs/TEs STING FACTOR: February’s biggest recruiting …

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Fact or Fiction: Georgia will eventually flip Julian Lewis from USC

Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney is joined by national recruiting analyst Marshall Levenson, Jed May of UGASports.com and Kenny Van Doren of DeathValleyInsider.com to tackle three topics and determine whether they believe each statement is FACT or FICTION. ***** MORE FACT OR FICTION: Winston Watkins Jr. is the best receiver in Florida CLASS OF 2024 RANKINGS: Rivals250 | Team …

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Sooners QB-WR duo one of CBS Sports best ahead of 2024

The Oklahoma Sooners get set for spring ball with one of the deepest wide receiver rooms in the country. Despite the loss of 2023’s leading receiver Drake Stoops, wide receiver is absolutely stacked heading into 2024. Nic Anderson and Jalil Farooq return after finishing second and third in receiving in 2023. Jayden Gibson is back as well after having a …

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Michigan State football’s new coordinators determined to create what Mel Tucker couldn’t

EAST LANSING — Jay Johnson and Scottie Hazelton always seemed like an odd pairing. Mel Tucker’s handpicked coordinators looked and sounded completely different. Johnson was clean-shaven with a professorial demeanor. He was exacting and precise with his words. Hazelton, in contrast, had a scraggly ZZ Top beard. He often rambled breathlessly with incomplete thoughts and run-on sentences. Beyond the press …

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