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The Recruiting Road So Far: Utah State Taking a look at the Aggie’s December class. Share this story Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images Welcome to the eleventh post in our twelve-part series that hopefully makes the dead period go by a bit quicker. These articles aim to provide a detailed look at what each team has done thus far on the recruiting trail and what work still needs to be put in before NLI day in February. One team a day will be featured this year in alphabetical order. Today will look at Utah State. Utah State: The 2020 season had its bumps and bruises for pretty much everyo...
Oregon State South? San Jose State emerging as a Mountain West power led by a staff loaded with former Beavers Updated Dec 16, 2020; Posted Dec 16, 2020 San Jose State coach Brent Brennan spent time on the Oregon State coaching staffs under Mike Riley and Gary Andersen. (John Locher/Associated Press) Facebook Share There’s a California school with myriad Oregon State connections to its coaching staff that has become one of college football’s 2020 darlings. San Jose State is 6-0 and playing in the Mountain West Conference championship game Saturday against Boise State. The coaching staff...
Could Nevada's Strong Follow In Love's Footsteps? By AlaskaFan39 on Dec 15, 2020, 10:17am PST + Jordan Love was a riser in the 2020 NFL Draft and was selected in the first round by the Green Bay Packers in a surprising pick by the franchise due to the presence of Aaron Rodgers. He was touted as a first-round pick due to the quality of his performances over his three-year career at Utah State, although his junior season brought out the skeptics doubting his quality at an NFL level. The Packers moved to draft Love as the heir apparent to Rodgers even though the two-time MVP is still...
PROVO — Not even a global pandemic could slow college football's coaching carousel. One of the latest coaching searches already has replacement candidates that span the Wasatch Front. When Arizona parted ways with Kevin Sumlin after the former Texas A&M coach's 0-5 season (and a 9-15 record in three years), it didn't take long for reports to peer toward the Beehive State to find his replacement. BYU's Kalani Sitake and Jeff Grimes, as well as Weber State's Jay Hill, have all been fingered as potential candidates to replace Sumlin in Tucson. Would any of them take it? According to USA TODAY ...