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Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 03:04

2027 Week Thirteen Preview

Arizona (4-7) @ #2 Arizona State (11-0)

The Devil's Due Mailbag — Week Twelve Preview

By: Emilio Suarez

Published: November 26th, 2027

Arizona State heads into Senior Night with a perfect undefeated record, the final unbeaten team in the country, but they have a bigger victory in mind. Bringing home the Territorial Cup, which has resided in Tucson since 2025.

The Arizona Wildcats overcame a brutal start to the 2027 season, riding a four game win streak to pull themselves above .500. Right when it looked like the Wildcats were finding a groove, they floundered. Arizona would go on a four game losing streak, including losses against sub .500 UCF and Colorado. With a bowl game firmly out of reach, the only consolation left for what could be Brent Brennan's final game for the Wildcats is keeping their arch-rival from seizing the Cup.

Pitchfork Points

Don't get over-confident.

We went into Tucson last year against a 4-7 Wildcats team and walked out covered in our own piss after a 23-17 loss. We can't do that again. For all the success we've had this year, and there is hopefully more to come, a loss to our arch-rival to not only conclude the regular season, but also end the undefeated regular season, would sting more than usual. Play sound football, control the TOP, and let's bring the Cup home.

Don't get caught scoreboard watching.

In addition to the Sun Devils not getting overconfident against a rival, they've also got to be vigilant not to look ahead. If Baylor wins against the Utah Utes, they'll be our opponent in the conference championship. If they falter, then it will be the Cougars if they beat the Buffaloes. Regardless of who makes it to championship weekend, we need to take care of business this weekend.

Can Martell Hughes' return help the run game?

It's no coincidence that without Martell Hughes in the box, we've struggled against the run. Three straight games we've given up over four yards a carry in the run game, including allowing 186 total yards to the Houston Cougars. The only question is if there's going to be any rust for Hughes to knock off following the suspension. I fully expect his return to correlate with a stout run defense, just in time for the conference championship.

Big XII Week Thirteen Matchups
Oklahoma State (4-7) @ Kansas (4-7)
Colorado (4-7) @ #14 BYU (8-3) *BYU clinches spot in Big XII CCG with win and Baylor loss*
West Virginia (5-8) @ Kansas State (7-4)
#20 Baylor (9-2) @ Utah (7-4) *Baylor clinches spot in Big XII CGG with win or BYU loss*
Houston (4-7) @ TCU (7-4)
Iowa State (5-6) @ Texas Tech (5-6)
Cincinnati (1-10) @ UCF (4-7)

Must See Week Thirteen Showdowns
#12 North Carolina (9-2) @ NC State (6-5)
#4 Miami (10-1) @ Cal (5-6)
SMU (5-6) @ #13 Duke (8-3)
*Wake Forest, Miami, Duke, North Carolina all still eligible for ACC CCG. Wake Forest is in with two of the three teams losing*
Florida Atlantic (6-5) @ Tulsa (7-4)
Army (0-10) @ USF (5-6) *Tulsa in American CCG with win or USF loss. USF in with win and Tulsa loss. North Texas clinched.*
#1 Iowa (10-1) @ #8 Nebraska (9-2) *Both in B1G CCG regardless of result
#19 Georgia (9-2) @ Georgia Tech (6-5)
Vanderbilt (4-7) @ #9 Tennessee (8-3)
Oklahoma (6-5) @ #3 Texas A&M (9-2)
#5 LSU (9-2) @ #6 Texas (8-3)
*LSU, Georgia, Tennessee, TAMU all eligible for SEC CCG depending on results. Florida clinched.

By the Numbers

Arizona State Sun Devils                                                 Arizona Wildcats
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86 Overall // 86 Offense // 86 Defense | Team Rating                   | 74 Overall // 74 Offense // 76 Defense
Charlie Weis Jr (10-0)                 | Head Coach                    | Brent Brennan (22-26)
Ra'Shaad Samples                       | Offensive Coordinator         | Seth Doege
Spread                                 | Offensive Scheme              | Multiple
Josh Aldridge                          | Defensive Coordinator         | Daniel Gonzales
3-3-5                                  | Defensive Scheme              | 3-3-5
45.2 (2nd)                             | Offensive Points Per Game     | 24.5 (87th)
14.8 (2nd)                             | Defensive Points Per Game     | 25.2 (65th)
481.2 (8th)                            | Offensive Yards Per Game      | 360.5 (96th)
279.3 (1st)                            | Defensive Yards Per Game      | 419.6 (108th)

Arizona State Sun Devils                               Arizona Wildcats
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62-59                              | Combined Record | 69-63
BYU (8-3) W 41-31                  | Week One        | Washington State (9-2) L 31-3
FCS W 64-7                         | Week Two        | @ Colorado State (4-7) W 31-17
@ UNLV (8-3) W 42-7                | Week Three      | @ Baylor (9-2) L 35-34
@ West Virginia (5-8) W 66-7       | Week Four       | @ Oklahoma State (4-7) L 32-30 OT
Utah (7-4) W 26-12                 | Week Five       | Troy (2-9) W 37-17
Iowa State (5-6) W 49-17           | Week Six        | Colorado (4-7) W 28-10
@ TCU (7-4) W 35-28                | Week Seven      | BYE
BYE                                | Week Eight      | @ Kansas (4-7) W 38-24
Texas A&M (9-2) W 42-34            | Week Nine       | Kansas State (7-4) L 26-9
@ Houston (4-7) W 42-13            | Week Ten        | UCF (4-7) L 28-26
@ Colorado (4-7) W 38-7            | Week Eleven     | Houston (4-7) L 35-21
Cincinnati (1-10) W 52-0           | Week Twelve     | @ Utah (7-4) L 21-10

Arizona State Sun Devils                                            Arizona Wildcats
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CB JaBril Rawls - AC Joint Sprain (1 Weeks)       | Injuries      | WR Tee Spivey - Broken Collarbone (3 Weeks)
WR Cory Butler Jr. - MCL Sprain (4 Weeks)         | Injuries      | SS Gavin Hunter - Dislocated Hip (4 Weeks)

Arizona State Sun Devils                                             Arizona Wildcats
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SR(RS) Austin Mack 269/389 (69%), 3,259 Yds, 35 TD, 9 INT    | QB  | SO Oscar Rios 241/356 (67%), 2,850 Yds, 16 TD, 9 INT
SR Kyson Brown 127 Att, 836 Yds, 7 TD                        | HB  | SO(RS) Cornelius Warren III 127 Att, 529 Yds, 7 TD
FR(RS) Austin Carlisle  60 Rec, 831 Yds, 9 TD                | WR  | JR Giovanni Richardson 57 Rec, 709 Yds, 2 TD
SO Raiden Vines-Bright 47 Rec, 649 Yds, 7 TD                 | WR  | JR DJ Jordan 50 Rec, 641 Yds, 2 TD
JR(RS) MLB Luke Ferrelli 69 Tkl, 22 TFL, 4 Sacks             | DEF | JR MLB Myron Robinson 78 Tkl, 5 TFL, 2.5 Sacks
SR LB Myles Graham 73 Tkl, 19 TFL, 4 Sacks, INT              | DEF | JR DT Mays Pese 25 Tkl, 12 TFL, 8.5 Sacks
SR(RS) DE Keon Keeley 29 Tkl, 15 TFL, 8 Sacks                | DEF | SO(RS) DT Robert Rooks 17 Tkl, 8 TFL, 4.5 Sacks
SR(RS) CB JaBril Rawls 50 Tkl, 4 TFL, Sack, 2 INT            | DEF | SR(RS) Dwight Bootle - 64 Tkl, 4 INT

Post by **Captain Canada** » Yesterday, 11:52

Easy beatdown, don't get caught up in the rivalry semantics

Post by **MajorSupreme** » Yesterday, 13:32

The Bama fan in me loves seeing Austin Mack be great :blessed:

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 16:08

Captain Canada wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 11:52
Easy beatdown, don't get caught up in the rivalry semantics

they came out and played us tough, ngl

MajorSupreme wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 13:32
The Bama fan in me loves seeing Austin Mack be great

honestly, surprised he stayed after losing out to Ty Simpson last year. But I'm loving him in Tempe :blessed:

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 16:37

Sun Devils Seize Territorial Cup In Defensive Slugfest

10 Arizona (4-8) @ #2 Arizona State (12-0) 24 | Mountain America Stadium | Tempe, AZ.

By Emilio Suarez

November 27th, 2027

It wasn't the mud hole stomping victory every Sun Devil fan dreamed of, but at the end of the day, the Territorial Cup is heading back to Tempe after a physical 24-10 win over rival Arizona.

The Sun Devils marched their opening drive of the game down the field with ease, ending with Austin Carlisle hauling in a swing pass and jetting 21 yards for the touchdown. Combined with the quick three-and-out from the Wildcats, this game had all the early makings of a blowout.

Then the Wildcats defense showed their teeth. While the Zona offense continued to sputter, their defense held on for dear life. On three straight possessions the Sun Devils marched into the red zone. On three straight possessions the Wildcats forced fourth down. And on all three they came up with the stop, including an interception of HB Austin Carlisle out of the Wildcat.

After the third red zone stand, Oscar Rios was finally able to spark some life into Arizona, using a pair of scrambles to get Zona just close enough for a 54-yard field goal before the end of the half.

A field goal in the third quarter—which was cheered loudly by the Sun Devils fans—stretched Arizona State's lead back to a touchdown, but it was a sequence in the fourth quarter that finally sealed the game. Still clinging to a 10-3 lead, Jaren Hamilton took his seventh punt return of the night and made it count, weaving through the Wildcats special teams for an electric 70-yard touchdown return.

Just two plays later, on the ensuing Arizona possession, Rios airmailed a pass to Luke Ferrelli that turned into a Kyson Brown touchdown as the Sun Devils salted away the physical rivalry win.

DE Keon Keeley
6 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3 Sacks, PBU, FF

Game Stats

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Team	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Final
Arizona	0	3	0	7	10
Arizona State	7	0	3	14	24

Arizona	Stat	Arizona State
9	First Downs	14
170	Total Offense	307
29/53	Rushs/Yds	30/119
117	Passing Yds	188
3/13	3rd Down	5/17
0/2	Fourth Down	2/5
1	Turnovers	1

Q	Team	Time	Play	Arizona	Arizona State
1st		7:29	Austin Carlisle, 21 Yd Pass From Austin Mack	0	7
2nd		0:00	Michael Salgado-Medina, 54 Yd FG	3	7
3rd		2:05	Baker Tucker, 32 Yd FG	3	10
4th		7:05	Jaren Hamilton, Returned Punt 70 Yds	3	17
4th		6:35	Kyson Brown, 3 Yd Run	3	24
4th		1:43	DJ Jordan, 4 Yd Pass From Oscar Rios	10	24

Arizona Wildcats                                Arizona State Sun Devils
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Oscar Rios - 11/24, 117 Yds, TD, INT    | QB  | Austin Mack - 22/36, 192 Yds, TD
Cornelius Warren III - 18 Att, 22 Yds   | HB  | Kyson Brown - 10 Att, 53 Yds, TD
DJ Jordan - 4 Rec, 37 Yds, TD           | WR  | Austin Carlisle - 8 Rec, 105 Yds, TD
Giovanni Richardson - 2 Rec, 20 Yds     | WR  | Jaren Hamilton - 4 Rec, 41 Yds
MLB Myron Robinson - 16 Tkl, TFL, INT   | DEF | MLB Luke Ferrelli - 8 Tkl, 2 TFL, INT
CB Tyrese Ross - 9 Tkl, 2 TFL           | DEF | LB Myles Graham - 7 Tkl, 3 TFL, Sack
DE Prince Williams - 5 Tkl, 5 TFL, Sack | DEF | DE Keon Keeley - 6 Tkl, 4 TFL, 3 Sacks, FF
LB Jabari Mann - 4 Tkl, TFL             | DEF | DE Quintavius Johnson - 3 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack

Big XII Week Thirteen Results
44 Oklahoma State (5-7) @ Kansas (4-8) 17
10 Colorado (4-8) @ #11 BYU (9-3) 38
10 West Virginia (5-7) @ #22 Kansas State (8-4) 31
33 #17 Baylor (10-2) @ Utah (7-5) 30
35 Houston (5-7) @ TCU (7-5) 32
13 Iowa State (5-7) @ Texas Tech (6-6) 27
20 Cincinnati (1-11) @ UCF (5-7) 45

Must See Week Thirteen Results
41 #8 North Carolina (10-2) @ NC State (6-6) 10
0 Georgia (9-3) @ Georgia Tech (7-5) 38
34 #3 Miami (11-1) @ Cal (5-7) 22
20 SMU (5-7) @ #13 Duke (9-3) 38
41 Florida Atlantic (7-5) @ Tulsa (7-5) 28
4 Army (0-11) @ USF (6-6) 34
17 #8 Iowa (10-2) @ #4 Nebraska (10-2) 31
6 Vanderbilt (4-8) @ #6 Tennessee (9-3) 49
31 Oklahoma (7-5) @ #12 Texas A&M (9-3) 27
31 #1 LSU (10-2) @ #25 Texas (8-4) 21

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 17:04

Sun Devils Nearly 'Done' With Class of 2031

As calendar flips to December and early signing day looms, the Sun Devils are in a comfortable spot

The Devil's Due Mailbag — Season Preview

By Diego Alfaro

Published: December 1st, 2027

Arizona State may be ranked second in the nation behind a sparkling 12-0 record, but their recruiting class of 2031 isn't expected to rank nearly as high as their counterparts. Despite that, the Sun Devils have done a nice job of targeting high-value three-star prospects as Weis Jr. and Co. have tallied 15 commitments to this point in the season, good for 37th nationally and sixth in the Big XII.

"We're not going to out-leverage Texas and Oklahoma," explained Charlie Weis Jr. when speaking about recruiting during the off-week for Navy vs. Army, "At least, not yet."

"That means we've got to find those guys who fall through the cracks. Diamonds in the rough, if you will. We feel like our class has that. We're comfortable with where we are right now."

The Sun Devils have 23 graduating seniors, including current stars like Austin Mack, Keon Keeley, and Kyson Brown, but despite that, GM Josh Omura was cautious about relying too heavily on the transfer portal.

"It's a great tool, but that's just it. A tool. Not a realistic avenue to continue to stay competitive," warned Omura. "We get it, we're likely a rebound school for a lot of collegiate athletes who maybe can't break through at Alabama or Georgia. And we're fine with that. But we're not the only school competing for former four-and-five star prospects. Everyone is. So if you try and live by the transfer portal to replace outgoing talent, eventually you're going to strike out."

The Sun Devils philosophy according to both Omura and Weis Jr. is a competitive balance.

"You can't just ignore the transfer portal," laughed Weis Jr., "We've seen what happens to guys who do that. But like Josh said, you can't rely on it in totality either. So it's a balance."

Over the last two years, the Sun Devils have found that exact kind of balance. Two years ago under Kenny Dillingham, a number of freshman played pivotal roles on the team including QB Jake Fette, HB Cardae Mack, and HB Demarius Robinson. They also had the transfer portal additions of Owen Long, Ashton Stamps, Lyrick Rawls, and others contributing.

This year's team is eerily similar. LB Barry Seitz is the only true freshman taking meaningful snaps for the Sun Devils, but a number of underclassmen still litter the starting lineup with Joseph Smith and Antonie Belgrave-Shorter playing prominent roles alongside transfers Austin Mack, Austin Carlisle, Keon Keeley, and others.

"That's going to continue to be the blueprint. Bring in quality players to groom, then add a few specialized pieces in the portal to take our team from good to great."

"It's worked out so far," remarked Weis Jr. with a grin.

Currently, the Sun Devils only Big Board target without at least a verbal commitment is 663rd-overall recruit Jimmy Hoag, a defensive end from local Phoenix, Arizona. According to sources close to the Peoria High School recruit, he's deciding between ASU and Big XII foe Iowa State, with the Memphis Tigers a distant third.

With Championship Weekend looming, and only one recruit to manage, Josh Omura acknowledged now is the time to start scouting potential portal targets.

"You can't talk to them yet, but there's always rumors about who is doing what," acknowledged Omura. "Without a ton of recruits to balance, we can really start putting our ears to the ground, see who's about to shake loose, and do our due diligence."

2027 Recruiting Class of 2031

Arizona State Sun Devils Recruiting Board

Player	Pos	St	★	Natl	St Rk	Pos Rk	ASU Rank	Stage
Jay Bourne	T	CA	3	361	26	29	1st	Committed
Donald Sharpe	CB	TX	3	365	39	38	1st	Committed
Alan Chubb	QB	KY	3	369	10	17	1st	Committed
Bo Steed	ATH	WA	3	378	3	30	2nd	Committed (Ore)
Mike Holly	WR	AZ	3	385	5	68	1st	Committed
Brady Edlrenkamp	LB	MS	3	389	9	36	1st	Committed
Benjamin Spears	LB	MI	3	397	17	37	1st	Committed
Spencer Dugans	DT	FL	3	402	41	26	3rd	Committed (TTU)
Kenyon Combs	DT	TN	3	410	11	27	1st	Verbal Committ
JJ Read	G	CA	3	415	31	19	1st	Committed
Enrique Morales	CB	TX	3	426	45	43	3rd	Committed (TTU)
Afa Smoot	S	TX	3	430	46	10	1st	Committed
Josh Sturgis	QB	LA	3	506	13	28	1st	Verbal Commit
Terron Pace	T	TX	3	543	67	42	1st	Verbal Commit
Alex Minnis	LB	CA	3	627	47	57	1st	Committed
Jimmy Hoag	DE	AZ	3	663	9	62	1st	Tio 3
Manuel Saldiveri	CB	CA	3	695	53	69	1st	Committed
Rico Ramirez	G	AZ	3	791	15	32	1st	Top 5
Month Shelley	DT	LA	3	795	21	46	2nd	Committed (Army)

National Top 25 Recruits

Rk	Player	Pos	St	★	Status
1	Isaac McCoil	CB	FL	5	Alabama
2	Al Flavors	T	TX	5	Oklahoma
3	Bobby Hyde	MLB	GA	5	Nebraska
4	Julius Collie	WR	AL	5	Ole Miss
5	Kona Savage	ATH	GA	5	LSU
6	Chuck Rome	DT	FL	5	Nebraska
7	Marco Bequette	WR	PA	5	Ohio State
8	George Rochell	ATH	FL	5	Miami
9	George Catanzaro	T	TX	5	Ohio State
10	Matt Chancey	MLB	VA	5	Clemson

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 17:50

2027 Conference Championship Weekend Preview

#17 Baylor (10-2) @ #2 Arizona State (12-0)

The Devil's Due Mailbag — Week Twelve Preview

By: Emilio Suarez

Published: December 10th, 2027

The Sun Devils are back in the Big XII Championship Game, marking their second appearance in the four years since they joined the conference. Their opponent in Arlington this weekend? The Baylor Bears.

Baylor has utilized the best rushing attack in college football—churning out 2,756 yards this season—and a penchant for winning close games to surge to 10-2 in Scott Satterfield's first year in Waco. Now, they're making their return to the Big XII championship game after winning their only title in the 2021 season.

Pitchfork Points

Stop.The.Run.

It's simple. Baylor goes as their three-headed monster of Caleb Komolafe, Michael Turner, and DJ Lagway go. We absolutely have to force Lagway into a passing QB. Does he have the talent to beat us still? Yes. But he also has the talent to completely implode having to be a pocket passer, and that's what we have to bank on. If we let the Bears start to prowl, we're in for a long afternoon.

Is the offense bored, or is there a lingering issue?

Back-to-back games now and Austin Mack has looked...off. He completed less than 50% of his passes against Cincinnati and struggled to push the ball downfield against the Wildcats. We can expect Baylor to key on Austin Carlisle and Kyson Brown, for good reason. Mack has to shake off whatever has ailed him the last few weeks and punish them for it.

Control the clock.

If this turns into a track meet the Baylor Bears absolutely have the athletic ability to keep up. We have to force them into risky plays by controlling the clock and limiting their possessions. They can't be content to grind out drives with their rushing attack if the clock is disappearing faster than they can snap the ball. Forcing them to abandon their game plan should 100% be our defensive game plan. They've won 10 games by running the ball. Let's see them let it fly.

Conference Championship Matchups
C-USA - New Mexico State (7-5) vs Kennesaw State (10-2)
Pac-12 - #16 Washington State (10-2) vs #19 Boise State (10-2)
MWC - #23 UNLV (9-3) vs Wyoming (8-4)
ACC - #24 Wake Forest (8-4) vs #3 Miami (11-1)
MAC - Ohio (8-4) vs Western Michigan (7-5)
Sun Belt - Appalachian State (5-7) vs Southern Miss (7-5)
Ameircan - USF (6-6) vs #5 North Texas (11-1)
SEC - #12 Texas A&M (9-3) vs #14 Florida (10-2)
Big Ten - #8 iowa (10-2) vs #4 Nebraska (10-2)

By the Numbers

Arizona State Sun Devils                                                 Baylor Bears
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86 Overall // 86 Offense // 86 Defense | Team Rating                   | 77 Overall // 79 Offense // 75 Defense
Charlie Weis Jr (12-0)                 | Head Coach                    | Scott Satterfield (10-2)
Ra'Shaad Samples                       | Offensive Coordinator         | Jake Spavital
Spread                                 | Offensive Scheme              | Pistol
Josh Aldridge                          | Defensive Coordinator         | Joe Klanderman
3-3-5                                  | Defensive Scheme              | 3-4 Multiple
43.4 (3rd)                             | Offensive Points Per Game     | 30.8 (27th)
14.4 (2nd)                             | Defensive Points Per Game     | 25.4 (69th)
448.3 (11th)                           | Offensive Yards Per Game      | 441.8 (13th)
270.3 (1st)                            | Defensive Yards Per Game      | 400.7 (88th)

Arizona State Sun Devils                               Baylor Bears
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75-69                              | Combined Record | 89-79
BYU (9-3) W 41-31                  | Week One        | North Texas (11-1) W 49-21
FCS W 64-7                         | Week Two        | Oregon (7-5) L 31-28
@ UNLV (9-3) W 42-7                | Week Three      | Arizona (4-8) W 35-34
@ West Virginia (5-7) W 66-7       | Week Four       | @ Air Force (3-9) W 14-0
Utah (7-5) W 26-12                 | Week Five       | West Virginia (5-7) W 45-30
Iowa State (5-7) W 49-17           | Week Six        | Oklahoma State (5-7) W 35-31
@ TCU (7-5) W 35-28                | Week Seven      | @ Texas Tech (6-6) W 32-31
BYE                                | Week Eight      | Cincinnati (1-11) W 24-20
Texas A&M (9-3) W 42-34            | Week Nine       | UCF (5-7) W 31-28
@ Houston (5-7) W 42-13            | Week Ten        | @ Kansas State (8-4) W 14-12
@ Colorado (4-9) W 38-7            | Week Eleven     | @ TCU (7-5) L 37-27
Cincinnati (1-11) W 52-0           | Week Twelve     | BYE
Arizona (4-8) W 24-10             | Week Thirteen    | @ (7-5) W 33-30 OT

Arizona State Sun Devils                                            Baylor Bears
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WR Cory Butler Jr. - MCL Sprain (3 Weeks)         | Injuries      | DT James O'Sullivan - Foot Fracture (6 Weeks)

Arizona State Sun Devils                                             Baylor Bears
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SR(RS) Austin Mack 291/425 (68%), 3,451 Yds, 36 TD, 9 INT    | QB  | SR DJ Lagway 194/300 (64%), 2,546 Yds, 19 TD, 5 INT; 408 Yds, 9 TD
SR Kyson Brown 137 Att, 889 Yds, 8 TD                        | HB  | SR(RS) Caleb Komolafe 228 Att, 1,707 Yds, 9 TD
FR(RS) Austin Carlisle  68 Rec, 936 Yds, 10 TD               | WR  | SO London Smith 43 Rec, 818 Yds, 6 TD
SO Raiden Vines-Bright 48 Rec, 670 Yds, 7 TD                 | WR  | SR(RS) Conner Cravaack 39 Rec, 495 Yds
JR(RS) MLB Luke Ferrelli 77 Tkl, 24 TFL, 4 Sacks             | DEF | JR LB Kaleb Burns 77 Tkl, 4 TFL
SR LB Myles Graham 80 Tkl, 22 TFL, 5.5 Sacks, INT            | DEF | JR(RS) DE Jaylin Jones 65 Tkl, 8 TFL, Sack
SR(RS) DE Keon Keeley 35 Tkl, 19 TFL, 11 Sacks               | DEF | FR DT James O'Sullivan 24 Tkl, 13 TFL, 5.5 Sacks
SR(RS) CB JaBril Rawls 50 Tkl, 4 TFL, Sack, 2 INT            | DEF | SR CB Devon Jordan 65 Tkl, 4 INT

Count · Post by **Count** » Yesterday, 19:44

Can’t even get any blue chip recruits in after an undefeated season? Wild stuff. Scott Satterfield turning Baylor around right away is crazy

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 19:46

Count wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 19:44
Can’t even get any blue chip recruits in after an undefeated season? Wild stuff. Scott Satterfield turning Baylor around right away is crazy

I've got house rules in place so I can't recruit above my prestige level. We are still a 3* prestige, so only 3*s for us so far.

They didn't do anything crazy in the portal last year, so it's gotta be the scheme change that's allowing their run game to eat. They're running the Pistol now. only thing I can think of

Post by **redsox907** » Yesterday, 19:46

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