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Theo Wease one of two five-star WRs to OU

Oklahoma received a verbal commitment from five-star 2019 WR Theo Wease.

Wease (6'2/180) joins fellow five-star receiver Arjei Henderson in committing to Oklahoma on Friday. Four-star S Jamal Morris did likewise a little while after that pair. For his part, Wease is considered by Rivals to be the No. 1 receiving prospect in the 2019 class and the No. 3 wideout in the class. The Allen, Texas, native has upside as either a slot or outside receiver for the collegiate level and excels in terms of his quickness and ability to move in space.
Source: Rivals
Apr 13 - 4:49 PM
Terps failed to take proper steps w/ McNair

The investigation into the death of Maryland OL Jordan McNair has concluded that the training staff failed on several fronts to properly treat him during the May workout which led to his passing.

The report from Walters Inc. -- headed up by sports medicine consultant Rob Walters -- found that the training staff neither quickly diagnosed the symptoms of heatstroke, nor treated it properly. The time lapses described by the investigation are stark. There was a 36-minute gap between when McNair initially began to cramp up and when he was finally taken off the field and a gap of over an hour between his showing symptoms and 9-1-1 being called. Maryland HC D.J. Durkin remains on administrative leave and another investigation is expected -- this one into the culture of the football program -- before his future with the team is determined. Terps OC Matt Canada will continue to serve as acting head coach in his absence.
Source: A.J. Perez on Twitter
Sep 21 - 7:01 PM
Report: Notre Dame to roll with QB Ian Book

Irish Illustrated's Tim Prister reports that "barring a chance of heart" Notre Dame redshirt sophomore QB Ian Book will draw the start against Wake Forest on Saturday.

All sorts of rumors of this variety were swirling on Thursday, with Irish HC Brian Kelly doing little to quash them in declining to name incumbent Brandon Wimbush starter outright. While Notre Dame is 3-0 on the young season, Wimbush has proven mostly incapable of sparking the offense. In his most serious spot of action last season, Book hit on 14-of-19 passes for 164 yards and a pair of touchdowns in helping to lead Notre Dame to a Citrus Bowl victory over LSU after he came on for the ineffective Wimbush. Should Book draw the start on Saturday as now appears to be likely, he'll be facing off with a Wake Forest defense which has struggled mightily to contain the pass this season.
Source: 247Sports
Sep 21 - 6:50 PM
Cowboys P Sinor (sports hernia) likely Sat.

Oklahoma State redshirt senior P Zach Sinor (sports hernia) will likely make his season debut in Saturday's showdown with Texas Tech.

Sinor (5'10/225) has been sidelined for the first three games of the campaign due to a sports hernia surgery which he underwent in early August. He's resumed punting in practice, and sounds as though he actually could have probably played in last Saturday's win over Boise State. While Sinor has been out of action, redshirt senior Matt Hockett has handled starting duties to this juncture, averaging 41.3 yards per boot. Sinor was at 43.1 yards per punt a year ago. Assuming no late setback, he figures to be out there against the Red Raiders this weekend.
Source: The Oklahoman
Sep 21 - 5:50 PM
Pauline: Sun Devils WR Harry will enter draft

Draft Analyst's Tony Pauline reports that Arizona State junior WR N'Keal Harry will enter the 2019 NFL Draft.

No surprise if this one comes to pass, as Harry is viewed as one of the best receivers in the 2019 pool of draft-eligible players and is a likely Round 1 pick. You can expect to see a range of opinions when it comes to his pro potential during the evaluating season. Pauline, for one, voices concern over the overall athleticism level he's seen on film -- though he's been told that the wideout is expected to run well at the combine -- while The Draft Network's Benjamin Solack has questions regarding Harry's discipline in his routes, and his sometime-tendency to be pushed around by more physical corners. We can't wait to see Harry tango with Washington's Byron Murphy on Saturday.
Source: Draft Analyst
Sep 21 - 5:19 PM
UCLA QB Devon Modster intends to transfer

UCLA redshirt sophomore QB Devon Modster will transfer.

In his Twitter announcement, Modster (6'1/250) thanked former Bruins HC Jim Mora -- who recruited him -- for the opportunity he had been afforded. This is as logical a decision as you'll see. Setting aside Wilton Speight, who is a quarterbacking one-off, Modster has clearly fallen behind true freshman Dorian Thompson-Robinson in the eyes of the coaching staff. He's yet to attempt a pass this season, and that's even with Speight missing the last two games, both of which ended as blowouts. Modster did have one touch of time in the sun last season, when the former four-star recruit filled in for an injured Josh Rosen to throw for 671 yards with a 4/0 TD/INT ratio while seeing the field in five games.
Source: Devon Modster on Twitter
Sep 21 - 4:17 PM
SDSU RB Juwan Washington (toe) likely Sat.

San Diego State junior RB Juwan Washington (toe) is expected to play in Saturday's game against Eastern Michigan.

Washington (5'7/190) is dealing with a bout of turf toe (on the left hoof) and was held out of practice early in the week, but Kirk Kenney of the San Diego Union-Tribune hears that the junior standout was able to practice during Thursday's closed session. Barring a late setback, he should be good to go versus EMU. Washington has stepped right up to replace Rashaad Penny without issue this season, rumbling for 452 yards (5.2 YPC) and five touchdowns through three games. He's topped 135 yards in every game this year, with two of those contests seeing him go off for more than 155 yards.
Source: Kirk Kenney on Twitter
Sep 21 - 3:46 PM
Appy State gives HC Satterfield extension

Appalachian State and HC Scott Satterfield have agreed to a two-year contract extension.

This extension will keep Satterfield at the helm of the Appalachian State ship through the 2023 season should he stay on for the duration. Well deserved, this one. The Mountaineers have been the model of positive consistency since jumping up from the FCS. They've won back-to-back Sun Belt titles under Satterfield, with his teams posting a 42-23 record over the past three seasons. They've been even sharper in their last 47 games, going 37-10 over that stretch. The only other teams to have bettered his record in that space? Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
Source: appstatesports.com
Sep 21 - 3:04 PM
Saban: Still planning on using Tua, Hurts

Alabama HC Nick Saban said that he plans on continuing to play both sophomore QB Tua Tagovailoa and junior QB Jalen Hurts moving forward.

Hurts has already appeared in three games this season. More than four is the drop dead point for a redshirt under the new rule. It had been reported earlier this month that Hurts and Alabama had an agreement that he would redshirt for the current campaign barring an injury to Tagovailoa. Said Saban, "We needed both quarterbacks last year, and we’ll need them both again this year." Regardless of whether or not Hurts ends up passing the redshirt redline this season, he's on track to graduate in December, after which we'll almost certainly see a transfer. It's just a matter of whether he'll have one year of eligibility remaining with his new program or two.
Source: ESPN.com
Sep 21 - 12:33 PM
Clemson LB Kendall Joseph (groin) out Sat.

Clemson redshirt senior LB Kendall Joseph (groin) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against Georgia Tech.

Joseph (6'0/230) sustained a groin injury during practice this week. It's significant enough that he is not traveling with the team for Saturday's showdown with the Yellow Jackets. The redshirt senior linebacker had started all three of Clemson's previous contests, recording 11 tackles, a sack and a pass breakup in that space. With Joseph at least temporarily down for the count, it could mean additional opportunity for J.D. Davis and Shaq Smith.
Source: Tiger Net
Sep 21 - 12:22 PM
Temple RB Ryquell Armstead rushes for 108

Temple senior RB Ryquell Armstead rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries in Thursday's 31-17 win over Tulsa.

Armstead (5'11/205) boosted Temple to a 21-7 lead when he notched a 22-yard touchdown run -- his first of the season -- with 3:19 remaining in the first half. After a lost season spent wondering in the statistical wilderness in 2017, Armstead has come out in impressive style this time around, topping 100 yards rushing in each of his last three games. He managed to top that mark only one time last autumn. Through four total contests, the senior back has rushed for 364 yards. He's already over halfway home to surpassing his rushing total from last season. Up next on the docket, Armstead and his Owl teammates will try for an upset of Boston College in Week 5.
Sep 20 - 11:04 PM
Tulsa RB Corey Taylor hits end zone twice

Tulsa junior RB Corey Taylor rushed for 96 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries in Thursday's 31-17 loss to Temple.

Taylor (5'10/218) took on his biggest workload of the season on Thursday, due in part to the fact that Shamari Brooks was limited by an ankle injury throughout. He made the most of his opportunities, scoring from three and five yards out in the first and fourth quarters, respectively. The latter touchdown pulled Tulsa to within 28-17 on the scoreboard, but they would draw no closer before the end of the contest. Through four games, Taylor has now rushed for 259 yards and three touchdowns. The Golden Hurricane will be off on bye in Week 5 -- that will give Brooks a little extra time to rest up -- before they resume play against Houston on Thursday, Oct. 4.
Sep 20 - 10:57 PM



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