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Good looking out on the special team's placement @Triple B Notes: Only 1 player has been added and that is the long snapper, Easton Bonnett. Other than that, this seems to be our squad until the end of Spring camp. Key CCS players CJS H.S Recruit CJS - Old Transfer/CC player CAG 2023 Transfer/Juco CAG H.S 2023 recruit CAG H.S 2024 recruit CAG 2024 Transfer/Juco A player's 2nd Position OFFENSE Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 Quarterback Byrum Brown Bryce Archie (CCU) Izzy Carter Ryan Bolduc Marcelis Tate Jayden Davis (PWO) Murdolph Jones (PWO) WR-X Jaden Alexis (Texas) Naiem Simmons (FCS - Wagner) Axzavian Alexander Christian Helms (PWO) Cameron Cobb (PWO) Jared Harris-Cason WR-Z Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen (Purdue) Terry, Yusuf RS FR/TR (Baylor) Michael Brown Stephens (MINN) Kelly, Tyree FR Brandon Winton Joshua Porter WR-SL Atkins, Sean JeyQuan Smith (F-ing BALLER!!!) Keshaun Singleton Ranod “Ocho” Smith (PWO) Arkese Parks Cade Roberts WR (PWO) RB Nay'Quan Wright (UF) Joiner, Kelley JR K'wan Powell Jaylen Johnson Alvon Isaac Nykahi Davenport Yasias Young Kenny Walker ³ (PWO) TE Weston Wolff (Maryland) Gunnar Greenwald Jonathan Echols Gerard Edimo Evan Dangler (PWO) Wyatt Stiehl (Division III Mount Union) LT Junior Uzebu (Vandy) Derrick Bowman (UH) Brandon Carter James Jenkins Keeon Terrell LG Cole Skinner Andrew Kilfoyl Deonte Bowie (CC) Ryan Warren (PWO) OC Mike Lofton (UCF) Cole Best Hayden Zepp (Jacksonville ST) Gannon Lanning RG Zane Herring (FSU) Teriyan Morman Drew Perez Caysun Kinghorn (PWO) RT RJ Perry (TEN) Nikola Milovac Tyreek Major TJ Lawrence Kody Black DEFENSE Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 DE Jaylen Pettus Logan, Tramel SO Ryan Jenkins Levi Smiley CHAD ELDER (PWO) Dinellson Exume NT Doug Blue-Eli (TCU) Jacquez Williams Jahari Grant Danny Gonzalez (PWO) DT Rashad Cheney Jr. (Minn) Bernard Gooden (Wake) Stantavious Smith Chenellson Exume Michael Williams II B-Backer Jason Vaughn Derrick Harris Jr. (Texas) Ira Singleton Ashton Mosley LB Jhalen Shuler Jamie Pettway (FAU) Zavier Hamilton Rodney Hill Reggie Johnson II LB Mac Harris DJ Gordon IV (Minn) Devon Byrd Amer Amer (PWO) Eli Hiscock Greg Otten (PWO) NB Jarvis Lee Fred Gaskin III LCB Aamaris Brown (Kansas State) De'Shawn Rucker (TENN) Tavin Ward Hasaan Sykes Deylen Platt SS Logan Berryhill Townsel, Christopher SO Jermaine Dalias Mitchell, Lewai RS SO Cole Dillon FS Jaelen Stokes D'Marco Augustin (Youngtown State) Tawfiq Byard Chris Thomas RCB Brent Austin (JMU) Kajuan Banks (South Carolina) Ben Knox JaBari Roberson (N.E. Oklahoma A&M) Kendall Dennis (OU) James Chenault Special Teams Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 P Stokes, Andrew FR (Australia) Pierse Stainton PK John Cannon Nico Gramatica Ty Ippolito KO John Cannon Nico Gramatica Ty Ippolito LS Trey Dubuc Garrat Cates (Charleston Southern) Easton Bonnett (PWO) H Trey Dubuc Garrat Cates (Charleston Southern) Ryan Bolduc PR Atkins, Sean ??? KR Atkins, Sean ???

I see the thread of bitterness is still going strong. Be happy we got Golesh and lets keep it moving. All this positivity going on, why do we choose to be so bitter and "celebrate" everytime something negative happens in Colorado? That constitutes this as "hating". This is like the UCF thread they have dedicated to hating on USF. Is this a North Florida thing? Anyways, we've already discussed this so hate on my friends.

Ok, Ill make the adjustments and thanks

I randomly placed them. I know NOTHING about special teams lol

I updated the list with the latest CB additions and roster removals. Notes: We are down to only 4 more CCS players I counted around 119 players. Only 7 of CJS's 36 total transfers remain. I added Gabriel Hahn to the list of "not on the roster". Not on the 2024 Roster Joshua Poleon DB Matthew Hill (Auburn) DB Edmund Ghent DB Preston Shemansky DB Curry, Jayden RS SO DB Dominic Gonnella (FCS - SDSU/PWO) RB COLLIN AFFLECK (PWO) TE Gabriel Hahn (Cornell (PWO) OL Drew Cornelius OL Erik Malyszko (PWO) LB JOHNNY EATON (PWO) LB Luke McChesney LS/K/P? Dylan Ridolph LB Braxton Clark (OU) DB Teigan Martin TE (Liberty) TE Damon Smith (OU) WR Brock Burnette (Bethany College) WR Seth Jones (Baylor) WR Khafre Brown (North Carolina) WR Brendan Farrell (Virginia) K CCS players 4 CJS H.S Recruit 28 CJS - Old Transfer/CC player 7 CAG 2023 Transfer/Juco 16 CAG H.S 2023 recruit 23 CAG H.S 2024 recruit 31 CAG 2024 Transfer/Juco 10 OFFENSE Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 Quarterback Byrum Brown Bryce Archie (CCU) Izzy Carter Ryan Bolduc (PWO) Marcelis Tate Jayden Davis (PWO) Murdolph Jones (PWO) WR-X Jaden Alexis (Texas) Naiem Simmons (FCS - Wagner) Axzavian Alexander Christian Helms (PWO) Cameron Cobb (PWO) Jared Harris-Cason WR-Z Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen (Purdue) Terry, Yusuf RS FR/TR (Baylor) Michael Brown Stephens (MINN) Kelly, Tyree FR Brandon Winton Joshua Porter WR-SL Atkins, Sean JeyQuan Smith (F-ing BALLER!!!) Keshaun Singleton Ranod “Ocho” Smith (PWO) Arkese Parks Cade Roberts WR (PWO) RB Nay'Quan Wright (UF) Joiner, Kelley JR K'wan Powell Jaylen Johnson Alvon Isaac Nykahi Davenport Yasias Young Kenny Walker ³ (PWO) TE Weston Wolff (Maryland) Gunnar Greenwald Jonathan Echols Gerard Edimo Evan Dangler (PWO) Wyatt Stiehl (Division III Mount Union) (PWO?) LT Junior Uzebu (Vandy) Derrick Bowman (UH) Brandon Carter James Jenkins Keeon Terrell LG Cole Skinner Andrew Kilfoyl Deonte Bowie (CC) Ryan Warren (PWO) OC Mike Lofton (UCF) Cole Best Hayden Zepp (Jacksonville ST) (PWO) Gannon Lanning RG Zane Herring (FSU) Teriyan Morman Drew Perez Caysun Kinghorn (PWO) RT RJ Perry (TEN) Nikola Milovac Tyreek Major TJ Lawrence Kody Black DEFENSE Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 DE Jaylen Pettus Logan, Tramel SO Ryan Jenkins Levi Smiley CHAD ELDER (PWO) Dinellson Exume NT Doug Blue-Eli (TCU) Jacquez Williams Jahari Grant Danny Gonzalez (PWO) DT Rashad Cheney Jr. (Minn) Bernard Gooden (Wake) Stantavious Smith Chenellson Exume Michael Williams B-Backer Jason Vaughn Derrick Harris Jr. (Texas) Ira Singleton Ashton Mosley LB Jhalen Shuler Jamie Pettway (FAU) Zavier Hamilton Rodney Hill Reggie Johnson II LB Mac Harris DJ Gordon IV (Minn) Devon Byrd Amer Amer (PWO) Eli Hiscock Greg Otten (PWO) NB Jarvis Lee Fred Gaskin III LCB Aamaris Brown (Kansas State) De'Shawn Rucker (TENN) Tavin Ward Hasaan Sykes Deylen Platt SS Logan Berryhill Townsel, Christopher SO Jermaine Dalias Mitchell, Lewai RS SO Cole Dillon FS Jaelen Stokes D'Marco Augustin (Youngtown State) Tawfiq Byard Chris Thomas RCB Brent Austin (JMU) Kajuan Banks (South Carolina) Ben Knox JaBari Roberson (N.E. Oklahoma A&M) Kendall Dennis (OU) James Chenault Special Teams Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 Player 5 Player 6 Player 7 Player 8 P Stokes, Andrew FR (Australia) PK Pierse Stainton KO John Cannon Nico Gramatica Ty Ippolito LS Trey Dubuc Garrat Cates (Charleston Southern)

I don't see any teams left on our schedule which is unbeatable. Even winning the AAC looks doable in my eyes. I feel our early losses were just due to this being a new team that pretty much started from scratch. I feel we have found our rhythm. But I don't feel it's going to be a catwalk either.

Is we winning the AAC title a longshot?

I said and/or. If we get to 20+ wins and don't win the tourney I feel we still can make it.

We already beat a top-10 team that is STILL ranked. If we beat FAU while they are ranked that will make it two teams. There are already 6 ranked teams with 4 losses. March Madness is comprised of 68 teams. If we win 20 games and/or win the AAC tourney, why is it a long shot? I'm not going to keep going back & 4th. I just simply disagree about the "long shot" part of it. There is nothing wrong with looking at things from the "glass half full" perspective.

It doesn't matter what their SOS is if they keep losing. All we can do is win at least 10 of our last 13 games and/or win the AACe tourney and leave the rest up to fate. I'm not saying it's going to be an easy journey, but I don't agree with the "long shot" sentiment. At least not until we lose a few more games first.

But the teams with the tougher schedule still have to win their games as well. A week ago, 14 of the AP Top 25 teams lost to an unranked opponent. There is a lot of parity this year, so a lot of teams will have losses. I feel we are selling ourselves short saying it's a longshot.

Based off of the records of our remaining opponents, we can win with or w/o winning the AAC tournament. We have 13 games left. Five of those teams currently have losing records and the rest either have the same record or more losses than us. Once again, what makes it a long shot for us to make the tournament? I'm not claiming that we will go to the tournament, but I don't see the "longshotiveness" of it all lol

We were actually ranked in the top 20 in interceptions, but I think our defensive line got like 3-or 4 of them so I can't credit the secondary.

His foot is always so close to the FT line that I swear he is always about to get a violation.

And who says we can't win the AAC tournament? Everybody left on our schedule either has the same record or a losing record. Which goes back to my question....what makes us such a longshot?

We just beat the tenth ranked team and Wichita today. Why is it a longshot to make the big dance?

He's signed.

This was the first MBB game Ive watched this season and hell of a first game to catch. That was the most calm comeback I've ever seen.

You know a recruit I slept on? Stantavius smith. I didn't realize buddy had so many offers. If he can live up to at least half of his offer list, he should pan out pretty well. "....chose USF over offers from Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Pittsburgh, South Carolina, Syracuse, Tennessee and Vanderbilt among others." Stantavious Smith Timeline Events 247SPORTS.COM Stantavious Smith - Football GOUSFBULLS.COM Stantavious Smith (16) Defensive Tackle - 2023: Saw action in three games...made one stop. DOUGHERTY

I was referring to the kids transferring in general. A majority simply want to play and not sit the bench. There are others that are willing to sacrifice playing time in order to move up to a higher level of competition. Others may transfer for money. But in the end, players want to play and that will always be the main reason for players to transfer.

It dont matter. He took a chance to test himself against better competition. If he got paid then also good for him. He has another year to make something out of his career while also playing in the SEC. If he is able to make his mark as a 5'8 running back in the SEC, then he has a better or equal chance of making it to the NFL then if stayed in the AAC and running for 1000 yds every year. Either way, he's no longer here so life goes on.

We went from winning 1 game to winning 7 games the next year. If we can improve by 5-6 games, why is it so hard to win 3-4 more games than the year before?