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Cougars WR Hoffman gets 10 grabs for 114 yds

BYU junior WR Cody Hoffman caught 10 passes for 114 yards against San Diego State Thursday night.

Hoffman, a junior prospect considering a jump to the NFL, showed off his smooth style downfield to create separation against the Aztecs. He won't flash in workouts, but Hoffman is long and utilizes solid routes with good body control to make an impact in the passing game.

Fri, Dec 21, 2012 08:57:00 AM

Barr: I will be able to play faster in 2013

UCLA senior OLB Anthony Barr expects to play faster in 2013.

"I’m able to play a lot faster because I understand the defense, my assignments," Barr said. That is scary. The Bruin pass rusher has a limited amount of pass rushing experience, but his ability to bend around the edge and consistent closing speed will put his name firmly in the early first-round discussion.

Source: Dane Brugler on Twitter

May 22 - 9:04 AM

Hageman checks in at No. 2 on 'Freaks List'

Minnesota senior DL Ra'Shede Hageman checks in at No. 2 on CBS Sports college football writer Bruce Feldman's "Freak List."

"Not only does he have the 36-inch vert, but he also has bench-pressed 465 pounds and clocked an electronically timed 10-yard sprint in 1.57 seconds," Feldman writes. That 10 yard split would be .07 faster than Terron Armstead's time, and not defensive tackle jumped higher than 33 inches during this year's Combine. His frame translates very well to a five technique end spot in a three man front.

Source: CBS Sports

May 22 - 8:54 AM

C Swanson's mobility mentioned w/ Joe Thomas'

Arkansas strength coach Ben Herbert, who spent time at Wisconsin, said senior C Travis Swanson's mobility is impressive.

"His movement ability is second only to (Cleveland Browns All-Pro left tackle) Joe Thomas out of linemen that I have worked with in the last 12 years," said Herbert. Swanson reportedly ran a three-cone time of 7.39 seconds, which is important for the center spot. In terms of Combine tests, our own Josh Norris believes the 20 yard shuttle is a better predictor of future success.

Source: CBS Sports

May 21 - 2:52 PM

Schad: QB Bench to decide between Miss St/USF

ESPN's Joe Schad reports former Penn State sophomore QB Steven Bench will decide between USF and Mississippi State.

Bench has already visited USF and will travel to Mississippi State on Tuesday and Wednesday. Due to NCAA punishments handed down to Penn State, Bench will be eligible to play for either school immediately.

Source: Joe Schad on Twitter

May 21 - 11:24 AM

Bruins DE Odighizuwa could play week one

UCLA DE Owamagbe Odighizuwa's hip injury is not as serious as initially expected, and the senior has a chance to play in the school's opener against Nevada.

Initial reports stated Odighizuwa "had a torn rotator cuff in his hip, but it now appears the hip was just "frayed," which means a recovery time of just two to three months," per CBS Sports. Odighizuwa had been considered the replacement for NFL-bound defensive lineman Datone Jones.

Source: CBS Sports

May 21 - 10:43 AM

Former Arkansas QB/WR Mitchell chooses NC St

Former Arkansas senior QB/WR Brandon Mitchell will enroll at NC State for his final season of eligibility.

"I felt I built it with players in just three days," Mitchell told ESPN's Joe Schad. "Bottom line is I want to win, and I want to win now. They have the best opportunity there for success and just had one missing piece." Mitchell joins former Florida quarterback Jacoby Brissett as recent transfers for the Wolfpack.

Source: ESPN

May 21 - 10:19 AM

Schad: QB Wes Lunt visited Illinois last week

ESPN's Joe Schad reports former Oklahoma State sophomore QB Wes Lunt visited Illinois late last week and "is sincerely considering transferring there."

"Lunt is considering Illinois because he grew up an Illini fan and he believes the spread offense operated by offensive coordinator Bill Cubit is a good fit," Schad writes. Reports surfaced last week that Oklahoma State has blocked Lunt from transferring to Big 12 and SEC schools, along with Southern Miss. Schad adds that the Pac-12 and Central Michigan are also prohibited.

Source: ESPN

May 20 - 1:11 PM

Kiper ranks Aggies' Evans as No. 3 overall WR

ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper ranks Texas A&M redshirt sophomore Mike Evans as the No. 3 overall WR for the 2014 draft.

"A big-time matchup problem, Evans has the length of an NFL tight end, and maybe even a bigger catch radius, because he has long arms on a 6-5 frame," Kiper writes. "The question for Evans will be if he can show enough quick-twitch explosiveness and strength to beat jams and the straight-line speed to beat defenders over the top."

Source: ESPN

May 20 - 12:51 PM

Weidl: Get to know Beavers junior DE Crichton

Scouts Inc.'s Kevin Weidl thinks evaluators should "get to know" Oregon State redshirt junior DE Scott Crichton.

"Tone setter," Wiedl tweeted. "Strong, powerful and relentless. Wins outside and inside. Impressive tape." Weidl went on to praise Crichton's active and heavy hands. "Strong understanding of leverage points. Can generates pressure as pass rusher in multiple ways." He recorded 17.5 tackles for loss, including nine sacks, in 2012.

Source: Kevin Weidl on Twitter

May 20 - 11:58 AM

Feldman: Ex-TTU DT Simmons will visit USC

CBS Sports' Bruce Feldman reports former Texas Tech junior DT Delvon Simmons will visit USC on Sunday.

Simmons is a former five star recruit and started every game in 2012, registering six tackles for loss, including two sacks. The Trojans are fairly young at the position, with future NFL prospects like George Uko and Leonard Williams leading the way, but that won't stop them from potentially adding Simmons to their roster.

Source: Bruce Feldman on Twitter

May 18 - 3:29 PM

Weidl: Keep an eye on Beavers CB Reynolds

Scouts Inc.'s Kevin Weidl believes evaluators should keep an eye out for Oregon State senior CB Rashaad Reynolds.

Reynolds "has popped on tape," Weidl tweeted. "Physical, instinctive and has ball production." Reynolds played alongside Jordan Poyer last season, who lacked outstanding physical skill but showed good awareness in a variety of coverages. The senior will start for the third straight year at the position.

Source: Kevin Weidl on Twitter

May 17 - 12:06 PM