CFB követő 2023

Scooter’s Coffee Frisco Bowl: UTSA vs. Marshall szerda 03:00


Last season, UTSA had one of the best wide receiver prospect trios in the country. They lost De’Corian Clark (major injury) and Zakhari Franklin (transfer) from that group, but Joshua Cephus (6 feet 2, 187 pounds) returned and posted 82 catches for 1,049 yards and nine touchdowns during the regular season. A good-sized athlete who catches almost everything (one drop on 111 targets in 2023), Cephus is considered a potential late-rounder.

Marshall RB Rasheen Ali (5-11, 203) put his name on the NFL map with a breakout 2021 season. After missing most of last season because of a knee injury, he eclipsed 1,000 rushing yards again this year and is expected to be a Day 3 pick. Ali has terrific plant-and-go quickness to explode out of his cuts and pick up chunk yards as both a rusher and receiver.

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Hétfői dupla:

Döntőt rendeznek az NCAA melletti másik egyetemi atletikai szervezetnél, az NAIA-ben, ahol pontosan ugyanaz a párosítás, mint tavaly.

A Bahamákon pedig felújítják a stadiont, így idén a Bahamas Bowl Charlotte-ban lesz más néven



Every draft cycle, there is at least one wide receiver labeled the “next Deebo Samuel,” and the distinction this year belongs to Western Kentucky WR Malachi Corley (5 feet 11, 211 pounds). Unlike most years, the 2024 version of that comparison feels justified, in terms of both play style and skill set. Corley has wide receiver speed but looks like a dynamic running back after the catch, as he breaks tackles with physicality and quickness (averaging 9.4 yards after catch per reception over the last two seasons).

Old Dominion’s top prospect, LB Jason Henderson, is out for this matchup with an injury, so my eyes will shift to LB Wayne Matthews III (6-2, 225). Only a redshirt sophomore, Matthews is unlikely to declare early for this year’s draft — but he collected 121 tackles in the regular season and flashed on tape as a player to watch for the future.

Szerkesztette: r.baggio

tényleg 13 fumble volt a cure bowlon? 😀
Löfli

Igen, ami természetesen új bowl rekord

A Louisiana két int és egy fumble return TD-t is csinált eközben a Jax State ellen, de ez sem volt elég a győzelemhez... Az ESPN minden bowlról ír röviden itt:

UNBELIEVABLE CONVERSION FROM MONTANA pic.twitter.com/9zbjn63coO

— CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) December 17, 2023

az mi

 twitter.com/BigSkyConf/status/1736185965201571969
Löfli

Így kell bejutni egy FCS döntőbe. Avagy gyáva népnek nincs hazája. Tudjuk Robi, hogy kinek fogsz a döntőben szorítani.

UNBELIEVABLE CONVERSION FROM MONTANA pic.twitter.com/9zbjn63coO

— CJ Fogler account may or may not be notable (@cjzero) December 17, 2023

az mi

 twitter.com/BigSkyConf/status/1736185965201571969

Kikapott a Bison. A Griz ráment a 2. OT-ban a kettesre. South Dakota State - Montana lesz az idei FCS döntő.



Szerkesztette: iktriad

2OT. A múltkor eddig nem jutott el a Montana State. És megint vezet a Griz.

A Bison szereti idén az OT-ket a playoffban. 😀

Újabb Junior Bergen visszahordott TD. Ahogy a Bison kinéz támadásban, lehet ez egy jegyet ér Friscoba.

tényleg 13 fumble volt a cure bowlon? 😀

Ha valaki talált streamet az FCS elődöntőre, dobja be legyszi

A Florida A&M Rattlers a 2023-as HBCU bajnok.

Miért van az az érzésem, hogy a Celebration Bowl jobb lesz, mint a 2 FCS elődöntő?

🚨 FLEA FLICKER!

Rattlers go into the bag of tricks and take the lead back!

What a Fourth Quarter so far - 30 total points in the first 9+ minutes. #CelebrationBowl | @BowlSeason | @FAMU_FB | @theswac pic.twitter.com/4kLpIz8O81

— Cricket Celebration Bowl (@CelebrationBowl) December 16, 2023

A harmadosztályban meg a Colorado School of Mines második fináléját bukja el simán, a div3-hoz hasonlóan itt is olyan program lesz bajnok, mely korábban még egyszer sem: a Cortland után a Harding
r.baggio

Kár érte, nagyon szimpatikus csapat, QB-juk a lila bajszos ráadásul mindenféle NCAA TD rekordot megdöntött már asszem

Az orlandói bowlon kellemes zápor van.

Szerkesztette: Kampman

A Florida A&M kezd bemelegedni a Celebration Bowl-on. Mostanában ők az urak a historikus fekete iskolák csapatai között.
iktriad

Leírtam ezt és a Howard szerzett egy pick sixet. Még mindig megy ez a jinxelős dolog. 😀

Don't count the 🦬 OUT! @HUBISONFOOTBALL #FCS x 🎥 ABC / @CelebrationBowl pic.twitter.com/9zEoCBMwDq

— NCAA FCS Football (@NCAA_FCS) December 16, 2023

A harmadosztályban meg a Colorado School of Mines második fináléját bukja el simán, a div3-hoz hasonlóan itt is olyan program lesz bajnok, mely korábban még egyszer sem: a Cortland után a Harding

A Florida A&M kezd bemelegedni a Celebration Bowl-on. Mostanában ők az urak a historikus fekete iskolák csapatai között.

⚠️ WARNING: Rattlers are getting hot 🔥 @thekelvindean @FAMU_FB #FCS x 🎥 ABC / @CelebrationBowl pic.twitter.com/KoZaQCDGvh

— NCAA FCS Football (@NCAA_FCS) December 16, 2023

Elnézve ezt a Georgia Southernt, én azért lehet, hogy megkövetelném a pozitív mérleget a bowl-csapatoktól, legalább a group of five-ban.

COLLEGE GAMEDAY!

Indul végre a csodás bowl-szezon, bár a mai programból én ma a legjobban a d2-es döntőt várom (tegyetek meg magatoknak egy szívességet és pótoljátok be az esti d3-as finálét, ha kimaradt volna). Emellett hajrá New Mexico State és Montana

Brugler-féle bowl beharagozók, azaz 1-1 NFL prospect minden bowlon résztvevő csapatból

Myrtle Beach Bowl: Georgia Southern vs. Ohio 17:00


A former walk-on in Columbus, wide receiver Sam Wiglusz (5 feet 11, 180 pounds) found himself buried on Ohio State’s depth chart and transferred down the road to Ohio, where he led the Bobcats in receiving in each of the past two seasons. Working exclusively out of the slot, the senior is a speedy possession target who will get tryouts with NFL teams.

Considered a potential NFL Draft pick by area scouts over the summer, Georgia Southern running back Jalen White (6-0, 209) is well-built with the lateral burst to elude tacklers and keep plays alive. With his ball skills, scouts are optimistic he can find a role on passing downs. The Ohio run defense ranks No. 1 in the MAC and No. 8 in the FBS.


Cricket Celebration Bowl: Howard vs. Florida A&M 18:00


Originally from Ghana, left tackle Anim Dankwah (6-8, 375) picked up football while growing up in Ontario before moving to the United States to play college football. With his size and length (35 5/8-inch arms), he can block out the sun, but he isn’t a slug. NFL scouts are excited to see him in this game and then in the East-West Shrine Bowl, where he can secure draftable status.

A complete opposite from Dankwah in terms of size, Florida A&M wide receiver Marcus Riley (5-10, 170) isn’t the most intimidating player in pads, but he can fly. The Bethune-Cookman transfer can get behind the secondary, and he also provides value as a return man (see: his 96-yard kick return in the season opener).


R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl: Jacksonville State vs. Louisiana 20:15


Louisiana has created an offensive line pipeline with three draft picks over the past four years (Robert Hunt, Kevin Dotson and Max Mitchell). Left tackle Nathan Thomas (6-5, 333) has a chance to be next. The senior carries his weight well with large hands (10 5/8 inches) and long arms (33 5/8 inches), and he has received Day 3 draft grades from several teams.

Jacksonville State hasn’t had a draft pick in more than a decade, but senior safety Kolbi Fuqua (6-1, 215) has the attention of NFL scouts as a potential free agent. A former wide receiver at Auburn, he plays a nickel hybrid position for the Gamecocks and does his best work in the box, where he can pile up the tackles (see: his Coastal Carolina tape).


Avocados From Mexico Cure Bowl: Miami (Ohio) vs. Appalachian State 21:30


A Michigan State transfer, defensive back Michael Dowell (6-0, 219) has been a productive defensive leader in his two seasons with Miami (Ohio). Playing a hybrid nickel role, Dowell has earned the coaches’ trust to play in the box, align high or cover the slot. With his special-teams background and versatility, Dowell has a shot to get noticed in an NFL camp.

Appalachian State’s top prospect, running back Nate Noel, recently entered the portal, so my eyes will be on the offensive line and right guard Bucky Williams (6-2, 298). Although Williams won’t wow with his size or measurables, he has put strong play on tape the past two seasons after transferring from Austin Peay. Williams is a physical mauler with the football smarts and toughness that will speak to NFL coaches.


Isleta New Mexico Bowl: New Mexico State vs. Fresno State 23:45


The Conference USA offensive player of the year, New Mexico State quarterback Diego Pavia (6-0, 200) has been fun to watch this season. He has dual-threat skills, and coach Jerry Kill calls him the “toughest” player he has ever coached. A fourth-year senior, Pavia has yet to announce his intentions for the 2024 season.

Fresno State cornerback Carlton Johnson (5-11, 160) was considered a priority free-agent prospect over the summer, but his three-interception performance against Arizona State didn’t go unnoticed by NFL scouts. He was a 10.7-second 100-meter sprinter in high school, and he has the awareness to make plays on the ball.


LA Bowl: UCLA vs. Boise State vasárnap 1:30


Everyone knows about UCLA pass rusher Laiatu Latu, a projected top-15 pick in April. But twin brothers Gabriel and Grayson Murphy are still underrated despite their pass-rush production this season. The Murphys lack ideal length and measurables, but they have timing and burst to shoot gaps and disrupt the backfield timing. It won’t be a surprise when they outplay their draft spots.

Although running back George Holani (5-10, 210) took a back seat this season to Ashton Jeanty, who is a future draft pick, he still has fans in the NFL scouting community because he is a well-rounded back. He isn’t a twitchy athlete but runs with contact balance, vision and physicality. Dependability is also a factor because Holani doesn’t fumble and can be trusted on passing downs. Holani is a possible late-rounder.


Independence Bowl: Cal vs. Texas Tech vasárnap 3:15


After putting his name on the NFL radar at San Diego State, safety Patrick McMorris (6-0, 208) transferred to Cal for his final season in 2023 and quickly made his mark. He probably won’t run a blazing 40-yard dash, but he moves with quick feet and a competitive urgency that leads him to the football. McMorris, whose lone interception this season came off Oregon’s Bo Nix, is in the late-round mix.

Texas Tech produced one of the most physically imposing players in last year’s draft (Tyree Wilson) and will do it again this year with defensive lineman Myles Cole (6-6, 280), who is probably the longest player in this class (36 7/8-inch arms, 87-inch wingspan). A Shreveport, La., native, Cole will be enjoying a homecoming for this game. He’s still raw but offers the versatility and traits that could get him drafted.