2021 PAC-12 CFF Preview
Arizona Wildcats Old HC: Kevin Sumlin New HC: Jedd Fisch Old OC: Noel Mazzone New OC: Brennan Carroll From OnSachem.com, “No Pac-12 program this century had more
Arizona Wildcats Old HC: Kevin Sumlin New HC: Jedd Fisch Old OC: Noel Mazzone New OC: Brennan Carroll From OnSachem.com, “No Pac-12 program this century had more
Army Black Knights It’s difficult to find much information about Army football. AsForFootball.com did a nice preview on the offense, “The Black Knights started four different quarterbacks in 2020
Baylor Bears Old OC: Larry Fedora New OC: Jeff Grimes I’ll get right to it. I’m not a big fan of the new OC, Jeff Grimes. He’s had
Boston College Eagles “It was far from ideal conditions for a first-time head coach with offensive and defensive coordinators trying to install their schemes, with a transfer starting quarterback
Alabama Crimson Tide Old OC: Steve Sarkisian New OC: Bill O’Brien From SI.com, “While O’Brien’s style of offense is marginally different than the offense ran in 2020 by
Darrius Clemons is a four-star prospect from Portland, Oregon. Last fall, he transferred to Pleasant Grove, Utah, after his home state canceled their football season. He played in a ground-heavy offense but racked up 38-817-10 receiving in eight games. Listed at 6’3″ and 205-pounds, Clemons projects as an outside wide receiver in college.
Chris Marshall has one of the most unique stories of any prospect that I’ve scouted this season. He played his first year of football as a junior in high school. “He was straight basketball,” said Fort Bend Marshall coach James Williams. “That was his love for a long, long time, and this offseason he decided to play football and give it a shot.
Kojo Antwi is a four-star prospect from Suwanee, Georgia. He was a relative unknown in the recruiting world until the COVID hit in March of 2020. Things escalated for him, and he’s currently considered the 247Sports Composite WR13 nationally. In July of 2020, he was the 204th overall prospect, according to the 247Sports Composite. Fast forward to the present day, and he ranks 94th. He is considering Texas A&M, Ohio State, and Georgia. Antwi recently cut both Alabama and Southern Cal.
Evan Stewart is a four-star prospect from Frisco, Texas. Both 247Sports and the 247Sports Composite rank him as the fifth wide receiver in the nation. A one-time Texas commitment, Stewart recently decommited and will take some additional time before making his decision. He is considering most of the top programs in the southern portion of the United States, and I would imagine he would be a “take” for any program.
Jaydon Blue is a four-star prospect from Houston, Texas. 247Sports ranks him as the nation’s top running back. I haven’t watched a ton of backs in his class, but he looks better than any back that I watched in this past cycle, including Donovan Edwards. While watching backs from two cycles ago, I was impressed by Wisconsin’s incoming freshman back, Jalen Berger.
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