CFB követő 2023

7-ből 1 jó tipp, remek nap volt 😕 😊

Szégyelljék magukat a játékvezetők basszus ezért a hívásért

Ez elment, nem a Sun Belt bowl-szezonja az idei

A Camellia Bowl még tart, az a tipp se néz ki jól, 13-21-es hátrányban az Arkansas State
r.baggio

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Hangulat nem sok volt sajnos a Duke-Troy meccsen.

Ez elment, nem a Sun Belt bowl-szezonja az idei

A Camellia Bowl még tart, az a tipp se néz ki jól, 13-21-es hátrányban az Arkansas State

A Troy meg ezt csúnyán elbukta, legalább pénzt nem vesztettem saját hülyeségemen 😕
r.baggio

Ez a dupla passz játék nagyon kellett volna, de még van remény
dancogo

Behívtak egy másik trükkös játékot, fat guy td 😀
r.baggio

Imádom, a végén azért még odakurt egyet a védőnek😀

A Troy meg ezt csúnyán elbukta, legalább pénzt nem vesztettem saját hülyeségemen 😕
r.baggio

Ez a dupla passz játék nagyon kellett volna, de még van remény
dancogo

Behívtak egy másik trükkös játékot, fat guy td 😀

A Troy meg ezt csúnyán elbukta, legalább pénzt nem vesztettem saját hülyeségemen 😕
r.baggio

Ez a dupla passz játék nagyon kellett volna, de még van remény

A free agency időszaka hivatalosan is beköszöntött, miután engedélyezték a multiple transzferek azonnali játékát, a Florida State pedig beperelte az ACC-t, ami egy újabb lépés a két szuperkonf felé.

A Troy meg ezt csúnyán elbukta, legalább pénzt nem vesztettem saját hülyeségemen 😕

Én hülye csak hagytam magam meggyőzni az actionnetwork által és megváltoztattam az utolsó pillanatban a tippemet a Troyra...

Na de kapaszkodjatok meg, ezen a bowlon TABLETEKET is használhatnak az oldalvonalaknál! Sőt az éjszakai Las Vegas Bowlon sisakba szerelt adóvevőkkel is tudnak majd kommunikálni egyes játékosok az edzőikkel! Hát hihetetlen, hogy mikre képes már a technológia
r.baggio

Mark my words, egyszer ez az NCAA még tuti kitalálja a comittee nélküli playoffot.

Hát hihetetlen, hogy mikre képes már a technológia
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 m.youtube.com/watch?v=NEg6UjVqhFE

Én hülye csak hagytam magam meggyőzni az actionnetwork által és megváltoztattam az utolsó pillanatban a tippemet a Troyra...

Na de kapaszkodjatok meg, ezen a bowlon TABLETEKET is használhatnak az oldalvonalaknál! Sőt az éjszakai Las Vegas Bowlon sisakba szerelt adóvevőkkel is tudnak majd kommunikálni egyes játékosok az edzőikkel! Hát hihetetlen, hogy mikre képes már a technológia

THE NIU KICKER WITH THE FAKE FIELD GOAL 32 YARD RUN FOR A TD!! HE GONE!! pic.twitter.com/0c7X3TIThq

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee) December 23, 2023

Georgia State has produced just three draft picks in school history. If the program is to have a fourth in April, LT Travis Glover (6-6, 330) probably has the best chance. Now in his fifth season as a starter (playing both left and right tackle), Glover has projectable size (6-6 and 330 pounds with 34 1/2-inch arms), and his raw power gives him a chance to stick as a developmental lineman.

A tackling machine, Utah State LB MJ Tafisi Jr.(6-0, 242) ranks in the top 10 in the nation with 131 tackles. After starting his career at Washington and then battling injuries last season with the Aggies, he has stayed healthy in 2023 and made plays all over the field. Scouts aren’t convinced Tafisi has NFL speed, but his instincts and toughness give him a chance to earn his keep in an NFL training camp.

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The son of longtime NFL defensive coordinator Gus Bradley, South Alabama QB Carter Bradley (6-3, 217) has produced up-and-down film this season, but several scouts are still optimistic for his chances at the next level. A pro-style passer, Bradley has enough arm strength and rhythm to play on time, although he must do a better job navigating pressure and taking care of the football.

Eastern Michigan had a pair of draft picks last year (Sidy Sow and Jose Ramirez), but scouts don’t expect the school to produce a draft selection in 2024 class. The productive linebacker tandem of LB Chase Kline (bowl opt-out) and LB Joe Sparacio might be Eastern Michigan’s top two prospects. Sparacio doesn’t have desired size (5-10, 213) or speed, but his football smarts and special-teams potential will endear him to pro coaches.

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After starting at right guard, Utah OT/G Sataoa Laumea (6-4, 321) kicked out to right tackle, where he was been starting the last two seasons. He is quick out of his stance and shows a sharp punch in pass protection to keep rushers occupied. Laumea, who has accepted his Senior Bowl invitation, has been more consistent in the run game this season, using his physical hands to create movement. Right now, he is considered a Day 3 prospect.

From Cincinnati to Eastern Michigan, back to Cincinnati and then to Northwestern, QB Ben Bryant (6-4, 215) has been well-traveled over the last six seasons. His high points this year (his Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois tapes) have been a reminder why some NFL scouts believe Bryant can be a late-round pick with functional mobility and timing as a passer.

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The all-time leading receiver in Sun Belt history, Coastal Carolina’s Sam Pinckney (6-3, 219) has caught a pass in 57 straight games — something no one else has accomplished in NCAA history. He might not be a burner, but he uses his frame well at the catch point with strong hands and natural adjustment skills. There is nuance to Pinckney’s game that should translate well to the NFL.

San Jose State QB Chevan Cordeiro (6-0, 186) returns home to Hawaii for his final college game. He held his own against USC earlier this season (three touchdown passes) and finished the season by leading the Spartans on a six-game win streak. His lack of size is an obvious concern, and he doesn’t always drive the football. With his toughness and the way he keeps plays alive, though, Cordeiro might be this year’s version of Tyler Huntley as a prospect.

The FBS leader in sacks, edge Javon Solomon (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) is undersized and won’t be a fit for every scheme at the next level. But Solomon, who recently accepted his Senior Bowl invite, does a great job maneuvering his body with eager hands to get around blockers. His 16.0 sacks this season set a Sun Belt Conference record. He also tied Osi Umenyiora’s single-game school record with 4.0 sacks earlier this season.

With Duke LT Graham Barton headed to the NFL and QB Riley Leonard and DE R.J. Oben now at Notre Dame, the eyes of scouts will be focused on DT DeWayne Carter (6-3, 309). His stats aren’t all that impressive this season (39 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 1.0 sack), but his tape (especially against Notre Dame) shows a player who uses his 34-inch arms to disrupt the pocket in different ways.

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Arkansas State hasn’t produced a draft pick in almost a decade, and the program is not expected to be represented in the 2024 NFL Draft class. That said, edge Thurman Geathers (6-3, 230) has a chance to get noticed once he’s in an NFL camp. A transfer from Louisville, Geathers has just 3.5 sacks this season, but you saw No. 92 creating disruption in the pocket any time you put on the Arkansas State tape.

Now in his seventh season in college, Northern Illinois QB Rocky Lombardi hasn’t had the 2023 he needed to potentially be a late-round draft pick (his medicals also likely will be an issue). But the Michigan State transfer is well-built (6-4, 225) with enough mobility and admirable toughness to earn him looks by NFL teams.

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Before this season, James Madison edge Jalen Green (6-1, 243) hadn’t put much on tape for scouts. But that all changed with his All-America 2023 performance (21.0 tackles for loss and 15.5 sacks in 12 games). Green doesn’t have the desired measureables for the position at the next level, but all 32 teams now know who he is, which gives him a chance.

Air Force safety Trey Taylor (6-1, 208) had mostly “priority free agent” draft grades from NFL teams coming into the season. Like Green, though, his 2023 tape elevated his stock, and it might put him into draftable territory. Recently named the Jim Thorpe Award winner as the nation’s top defensive back, Taylor has 71 tackles and three interceptions this season. He features the size and anticipation to make plays versus the pass and run.

A transfer portal miatt az ilyen leolvadások egyre valószínűbbek, a Georgia Tech viszont jövőre az ACC élmezőnyében lesz

Szerkesztette: r.baggio

Azért volt eddig pár meglepi itt a bowlokon.
warr_b

Szerintem az egyetlen komolyabb meglepetés eddig az volt, hogy a UCLA offense feltámadt hamvaiból, emellett én csak a Georgia Southern és a NM State gyenge játékát furcsálltam

Ma alig várom az Armed Forces Bowlt, de remélem a Birmingham Bowl is jó lesz
r.baggio

A Bulldogs győzelme, a Syracuse totál leolvadása meg most a Gasparilla szerintem váratlan volt.

Azért volt eddig pár meglepi itt a bowlokon.
warr_b

Szerintem az egyetlen komolyabb meglepetés eddig az volt, hogy a UCLA offense feltámadt hamvaiból, emellett én csak a Georgia Southern és a NM State gyenge játékát furcsálltam

Ma alig várom az Armed Forces Bowlt, de remélem a Birmingham Bowl is jó lesz

Azért volt eddig pár meglepi itt a bowlokon.

 youtu.be/IWCLwjYYX94?si=1bGzkPl7zBHip4o2

An Atlanta native, DB Myles Sims (6-3, 182) started out at Michigan before transferring back home to Georgia Tech. He’s made steady improvements each season. His 2023 tape shows a player who walks the fine line between being aggressive yet disciplined to read his keys and attach himself to routes. Most scouts project Sims, a college corner, at safety because of his physicality.

Sims will be tasked with slowing down UCF WR Javon Baker (6-2, 199), one of the better big-play threats in college football (18 receptions of 20-plus yards in 2023). The Alabama transfer ranks top three in the FBS in yards per catch (22.5) with 83.7 percent of his receptions resulting in a first down or touchdown. The drops can be frustrating, but he has separation skills and tracks the ball well downfield. Baker has draftable grades from several NFL teams.

ACC, a legjobb konf

 youtu.be/WcBgMSVrjvk?si=y328A0d-THWkfeEu
r.baggio

Ez szép volt. remélem a jövő év még jobban sikerül.

ACC, a legjobb konf

 youtu.be/WcBgMSVrjvk?si=y328A0d-THWkfeEu

Érdekes, hogy az Orange nagyon sokat erősödött a portalban két igazolással. A Buckeyes-ban az idényt végigjátszó QB McCord illteve a Texas A&M-ben kiváló szezont produkáló Edge Fadil Diggs is költözik Syracuse-ba.

Few prospects in the 2024 draft class have the experience of South Florida LT Donovan Jennings (6-4, 330), who is finishing his sixth year as the Bulls’ starting left tackle. His short arms (32 1/2 inches) likely will force him inside to guard in the NFL, but he has the hip flexibility and reaction quickness to stay square as a pass protector and run blocker. Jennings is a borderline draft pick.

A transfer from Dartmouth, CB Isaiah Johnson (6-3, 205) has played well the last two seasons at Syracuse. With his large frame and long arms, his size is the top selling point for teams at the next level. His body tightness shows with quick transitions, but he has terrific drive quickness and is one of the better run-defending corners in the class. Johnson will need the right fit to stick in the NFL.