April 5, 2021 FSU to Host Three Major XC Meets in 2021
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida State cross country teams will host three major meets this fall, including the 2021 NCAA Cross Country Championships in November at the Apalachee Regional Park.
“We’re excited to announce our fall home cross country schedule,” FSU head coach Bob Braman said. “Our FSU Open will be an early season preview meet, while the pre-national meet will be a late-season, high-caliber meet. Teams from all over the country will come in to preview our world-class course before nationals.”
The FSU Open will be held on Sept. 17 prior to the FSU XC Invite/Pre-Nationals on Oct. 15.
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CHICAGO, April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Next College Student Athlete (NCSA), the world s largest and most successful college athletic recruiting network, today announced the release of Coach Packet by NCSA 3.0 and access to the digital recruiting tool at women s lacrosse events across the country.
Coach Packet by NCSA modernizes the recruiting experience by allowing college coaches to attend large recruiting events and track and evaluate athletes digitally. By taking the traditional bundles of event handouts and converting them into a user-friendly app available on iOS and Android, Coach Packet by NCSA provides college coaches easy access to the latest rosters, player data, schedules and custom evaluation metrics.
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Report: Veteran WR Marquise Goodwin on Seahawks Radar
While Seattle remains in the mix to sign Antonio Brown, he isn t the only experienced receiver the organization is keeping tabs on aiming to add depth at the receiver position behind DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.
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Apr 4, 2021
Three weeks into free agency, the Seahawks have yet to make an addition to their receiving corps. But multiple veteran wideouts are on the radar as the team seeks experienced depth on the outside for quarterback Russell Wilson.
According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, while former All-Pro receiver Antonio Brown remains an option and the team could still make a run at him, Seattle has also put out a feeler expressing interest in former 49ers receiver Marquise Goodwin. The team also reportedly looked into signing Willie Snead and Sammy Watkins before the two players opted to sign elsewhere.