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King: HC Kelly likes Geno, really likes Foles

During an online chat, SI's Peter King noted even though Eagles HC Chip Kelly likes Geno Smith, he "really likes" Nick Foles.

We wouldn't expect the Eagles to select a quarterback in the top 10, but Geno does offer some things Foles does not, namely mobility. Still, if the Eagles were to invest in a quarterback, it would likely happen on the second day with Matt Scott potentially being the target.

Source: Chris Burke on Twitter

Wed, Apr 24, 2013 12:42:00 PM

Florida hires Stricklin as athletic director

Florida hired Mississippi State AD Scott Stricklin as its new athletic director.

Stricklin replaces Jeremy Foley, who retired following 40 years at the school, including the last 25 as Florida's AD. Stricklin had been leading the Bulldogs' athletics department since 2012.

Source: Associated Press

Sep 26 - 7:57 PM

Herman opens as betting fav to replace Les

BookMaker.eu opened Houston HC Tom Herman as the favorite to become LSU's next coach.

Herman is +100, while Florida State's Jimbo Fisher is +250. Rounding out the top five are Texas Tech's Kliff Kingsbury (+1400), TCU's Gary Patterson (+1500) and Louisville's Bobby Petrino (+1700). Les Miles was fired following LSU's last-second loss to Auburn.

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune

Sep 26 - 6:52 PM

DL Godchaux charged, suspended indefinitely

LSU suspended junior DL Davon Godchaux following his Monday booking on false imprisonment and domestic abuse battery/child endangerment.

Each charge is a misdemeanor. This would be interim coach Ed Orgeron's first big move as boss. Godchaux and his girlfriend, who was also arrested, have conflicting versions of the "short tussle", as it was referred to in the police report. Godchaux's suspension is indefinite.

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune

Sep 26 - 5:52 PM

Grant likely can't apply for medical redshirt

Rutgers senior WR Janarion Grant's season-ending right ankle injury occurred just past the cut-off to apply for a medical redshirt year.

The NCAA says a player applying for a medical redshirt cannot have participated in more than 30 percent of the season. After playing Iowa, Rutgers is one-third of the way through its 12-game schedule. The 5-foot-10, 180-pound speedster broke his ankle against the Hawkeyes. His collegiate career, barring a miracle, is over.

Source: NJ.com

Sep 26 - 4:47 PM

Damien Harris (ankle) listed as day-to-day

Alabama HC Nick Saban said that sophomore RB Damien Harris is day-to-day with an ankle injury.

Harris sustained a right ankle injury on Alabama's first drive against Kent State on Saturday. He did not return to that contest and Saban is being predictably tight-lipped as to Harris' overall health. "Day-to-day" is certainly much more encouraging than "questionable" or "doubtful," but there just isn't a ton of information to go on, here.

Source: AL.com

Sep 26 - 3:50 PM

Oregon snags four-star ATH Jaylon Redd

Oregon received a verbal commitment from four-star 2017 ATH Jaylon Redd.

The Ducks have dropped back-to-back contests against Nebraska and Colorado over the past two weekends, making Redd's Monday commitment something of a nice momentary diversion. Oregon has told the 5-foot-9, 180-pounder that they envision utilizing him in similar fashion to Charles Nelson, who has played both corner and wide receiver during his time in the program. "It tells me they want me to show my abilities and not limit me in anything," Redd explained after Oregon initially offered to him. "That’s really good." He might be committed to Oregon, but official visits to other programs are expected, here. He took one to Nebraska earlier this season and is planning to visit (in either official or unofficial capacity) UCLA, USC, Arizona and and Arizona State before all is said and done. He ranks as Rivals' No. 98 overall prospect for the 2017 cycle.

Source: Rivals

Sep 26 - 3:35 PM

Texas slaps Perkins with one-game suspension

Texas senior OL Kent Perkins (DWI) has been suspended for Saturday's contest against Oklahoma State.

Perkins was arrested and charged with a DWI early on Friday morning. Per the probable-cause affadavit, the 6-foot-5, 320-pounder was found asleep in his vehicle at the drive-in of a Raising Cane's restaurant at around 3:00 a.m.. When asked to move his car, he drove away before crashing in a nearby parking lot. In addition to his one-game suspension, he will undergo counseling and perform community service.

Source: ESPN.com

Sep 26 - 3:22 PM

Michigan CB Jeremy Clark (knee) done for 2016

Michigan redshirt senior CB Jeremy Clark will miss the remainder of the 2016 season after tearing his ACL against Penn State on Saturday.

Michigan might have blown out the Nittany Lions on Saturday, but even with the victory, it looks like they did suffer one loss. HC Jim Harbaugh confirmed on Monday that the 6-foot-4, 206-pound Clark will be sidelined for the remainder of the 2016 campaign after tearing his ACL in the second half of this weekend's win. Clark had started the first four games of the season, logging 10 tackles and three pass breakups along the way. Harbaugh indicated that the team will look into petitioning the NCAA for a sixth-year of eligibility on Clark's behalf now that he has been lost for the season.

Source: ESPN.com

Sep 26 - 2:50 PM

Tuberville hopeful Moore (ankle) will play

Cincinnati HC Tommy Tuberville indicated that he is hopeful that sophomore QB Hayden Moore (ankle) will be able to play against USF on Saturday.

Moore sat out Saturday's win over Miami (OH) due to an ankle injury, presumably suffered against Houston in the previous game. Redshirt freshman QB Ross Trail started in his place and would likely draw the start once more should Moore be unable to rock and/or roll in this weekend's upcoming showdown with USF. Fallen angel Gunner Kiel will remain the Bearcats' No. 3 quarterback until further notice.

Source: Joey Knight on Twitter

Sep 26 - 2:35 PM

Del Rio (knee) 'highly unlikely' for Saturday

Florida HC Jim McElwain indicated that redshirt junior QB Luke Del Rio (knee) is "highly unlikely" to play in Saturday's showdown with Vanderbilt.

McElwain didn't rule Del Rio out completely, but he would need a strong showing during the practice week health-wise. The 6-foot-1, 213-pounder sat out Saturday's meltdown against Tennessee, with Austin Appleby starting in his place. Appleby played well in the first half before the Volunteers put the clamps to the Gators' jaws after halftime.

Source: Edgar Thompson on Twitter

Sep 26 - 12:41 PM

Arizona freshman RB Taylor breaks ankle

Arizona freshman RB J.J. Taylor broke his left ankle in Saturday's overtime loss to Washington.

With lead back Nick Wilson sitting out Saturday's contest due to a leg injury, Taylor earned the start. The 5-foot-6, 170-pound freshman gashed Washington to the tune of 97 yards and a score on 19 carries prior to breaking his ankle. HC Rich Rodriguez called it "extremely frustrating." If Wilson can't suit up against UCLA this weekend, the burden of toting the rock figures to fall to Zach Green and Tyrell Johnson.

Source: Arizona Daily Star

Sep 26 - 12:26 PM