Which college football transfers will make an impact in 2021?
Florida State, Oklahoma, Florida, Penn State and Miami are among the schools who have taken advantage of the transfer portal this offseason.
Florida State, Oklahoma, Florida, Penn State and Miami are among the schools who have taken advantage of the transfer portal this offseason.
Bill Connelly breaks down his yearly SP+ projections and sees how they line up with the Way-Too-Early 2021 Top 25.
With the 2021 recruiting cycle coming to an end, it's Alabama at No. 1 in the class rankings, Ohio State at No. 2 and then everyone else.
Ohio State, Georgia and Clemson all have top-five classes entering February's national signing day, but perhaps no one can catch Alabama.
With DeVonta Smith, Kyle Pitts and Trevor Lawrence among the stars leaving college football, we make early picks for the 2021 All-America team.
USC, Maryland, Clemson and Nebraska were among the teams to move up in the recruiting class rankings, while Auburn and Florida State fell.
Utah running back Ty Jordan, the Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year, has died, the school announced Saturday.
While Notre Dame moved up in the 2021 recruiting class rankings, Alabama made a big move by landing one of the top running back prospects.
Former Texas quarterback Ja'Quinden Jackson announced in a Twitter post early Sunday he is committing to Utah.
— Ty Jordan ran for 154 yards and three touchdowns to rally Utah to a 45-28 victory over Washington State on Saturday.
Utah will not pursue the opportunity to play in a bowl game, with coach Kyle Whittingham saying he supports his players' decision.
Here are the best tweets from signing day ushering in the Class of 2021.
We rank the top 75 college football recruiting classes in the 2021 cycle during the early signing period.
Clemson, Texas A&M and Ole Miss all rose up the 2021 recruiting class rankings entering national signing day. But can anyone catch Alabama?
The last regular-season week is here -- kind of -- and many of the country's best teams are off or saw games canceled. Still, there is plenty to keep track of as conference championships approach, including icy handshakes, judicial orders and more.
— Ty Jordan scored twice, including a game-sealing 66-yard TD burst, and Utah’s revamped defense forced three turnovers to help the Utes rally past No. 21 Colorado 38-21 on a snowy Saturday to thwart the Buffaloes’ Pac-12 title hopes.
Week 15 might not have many College Football Playoff implications, but there are still important storylines this weekend.
Colorado's home game against Utah has been moved from Friday to Saturday to take the place of the canceled Michigan-Ohio State game.
Negandhi kicks off the podcast with Adam Rittenberg discussing the Big Ten’s rule change to slot Ohio State in the Big Ten championship game. Then Negandhi and Pollack talk about the latest round of College Football Playoff rankings, David’s Dude of the Week, North Carolina-Miami and their week 15 picks. Later, Wright Thompson hops on to get into how this season was just an exhibition season for Ole Miss, the future of the Rebels under Lane Kiffin, Archie Manning moving next door to his mom and why he’s more starstruck by Manning than Michael Jordan.
— Ty Jordan ran for a career-high 167 yards and a touchdown to help Utah survive a late rally and beat Oregon State 30-24 for its first win of the season.
Clemson, Notre Dame and North Carolina all moved up in the top 10, while Tennessee, Auburn, USC and Florida State were notable fallers.
— Dylan Morris hit Cade Otton on a 16-yard touchdown pass with 36 seconds left and Washington rallied from a 21-point halftime deficit to beat Utah 24-21 on Saturday night.
After LSU and Georgia made big splashes in recruiting, the SEC owns three of the top four 2021 recruiting classes.
Utah and Washington will play Saturday, the Pac-12 announced just hours after the Utes were left without an opponent this week when their game with Arizona State was canceled.
Arizona State announced Tuesday that its game against Utah has been canceled because the Sun Devils do not have enough scholarship players available because of COVID-19 protocols.
NORTH | CONF | OVR |
---|---|---|
Washington | 3-1 | 3-1 |
Stanford | 4-2 | 4-2 |
Oregon | 3-2 | 4-3 |
Oregon State | 2-5 | 2-5 |
California | 1-3 | 1-3 |
Washington State | 1-3 | 1-3 |
SOUTH | CONF | OVR |
USC | 5-0 | 5-1 |
Colorado | 3-1 | 4-2 |
Utah | 3-2 | 3-2 |
Arizona State | 2-2 | 2-2 |
UCLA | 3-4 | 3-4 |
Arizona | 0-5 | 0-5 |
NAME | POS | STATUS | GRADE |
---|---|---|---|
Ethan Calvert | OLB | Signed | 86 |
Mason Tufaga | OLB | Signed | 83 |
Peter Costelli | QB-PP | Signed | 83 |
Ricky Parks | RB | Signed | 80 |
Velltray Jefferson | WR | Signed | 79 |
YEAR | PLAYER | AWARD |
---|---|---|
2017 | M. Gay | Lou Groza Award |
2016 | M. Wishnowsky | Ray Guy Award |
2015 | T. Hackett | Ray Guy Award |
2014 | T. Hackett | Ray Guy Award |
2014 | N. Orchard | Ted Hendricks Award |