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The #1 Seed Clemson Tigers pulled off upset bid by #5 Florida to earn a trip to the Natty squashing a Gator/Hurricane matchup for the title with a (24-21) victory in the Orange Bowl.

Miami kept things close in the 1st half against the Tigers trailing (27-21) but Clemson exploded in the 3rd Quarter with 20 unanswered points as RS FR QB Trae Brake (80 ovr) throws a pair of touchdowns and RS FR RB Greg Sorah adds another as Clemson expands their lead to (47-21) going into the 4th.

The Hurricanes never record as they manage to go just 1/4 on 4th downs Clemson would add a FG midway though the 4th for the final score of the game.

FINAL SCORE CLEMSON-50 MIAMI-21

** For Clemson the victory was huge. I forgot to mention this since moving my thread over from Operation Sports but Dabo Swinney left Clemson like 4 seasons ago to take over Alabama. Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss to take over Clemson but left the Tigers last year for the NFL.. The Tigers then reached out and hired Southern Miss HC Charles Huff who had guided the Southern MIss to 4 straight conference titles and 2 undefeated seasons.

Huff is now 108-31 Lifetime with a (13-2) record vs Rivals and a (12-6) record against Top-25 programs..

Sweeney since leaving Clemson is just (42-24) with Alabama after going (185-50) with the Tigers

[Deuce2223]

END OF THE SEASON RECAP

MILLER TURNS DOWN MULTIPLE OFFERS
Despite being in the first year of a new contract, multiple teams called Boise State asking for permission to speak to Miller about HC openings including Florida State and 4 teams from inside the Pac-12 (USC, Utah, Stanford and Oregon State). After turning down Ohio State 2 years ago, Miller made a pretty bold statement saying it would take a very special offer for him to ever consider leaving Boise State an after leading the school to 2 National titles it's pretty hard to imagine there is a school that could pry Miller away.

MILLER EXTENDS OC MARCUS ARROYO

After turning down multiple offers Miller was quick to not just make his commitment to BSU 100% official but he was also quick to announce that BSU wasn extending OC Marcus Arroyo's contract making him the highest paid OC in the Pac-12 and on of the Top-5 Coordinators in the country. Arroyo since arriving at BSU is 45-3 and has helped guide the Broncos to back to back seasons averaging over 50 PPG well leading the country in Total Offense Yards as well as Passing and Rushing Yards.

SAYING GOODBYE

Boise State says goodbye to 25 players off this year's roster.. The 20 Seniors are joined by 3 Underclassman who are declaring for the draft and 2 players who have elected to join the Transfer Portal looking for more PT.

SR QB D. Webb-4 games 64/91 (70%) 887 yds 9 TD 1 INT
(R) FR 4* RB Jabari Neighbors (Transfer)
SR WR K. Bettis-127 rec 1841 yds 15 TD, 504 rec 7509 yds 83 TD career
SR WR T. Crook-110 rec 1824 yds 13 TD this season. (Transfer from Washington)
SR WR D. Moses-41 rec 681 yds 4 TD, 90 KR 2190 yds 188 PR 2111 yds 1 TD-career
SR WR A. Wing-20 rec 265 yds career
RS JR WR Evan Qualls- 5 rec 63 yds career (Transfer)
RS SO TE J. Flagerty-73 rec 1047 yds 10 TD (Transfer from Oregon) (Draft)
RS SO WR K. Buckner-68 rec 902 yds 4TD, , 21 rec 318 yds 4 TD last year- 89 rec 1220 yds 8 TD career (Draft)
SR C. Branden Chancey-58 games at Center
RS JR RG T Koppen-40 games at Guard (Draft)
SR LG T Coxie-52 games at Guard
SR LT/RT . Ahlers-55 games at Tackle
SR LT/RT S. Luck-Backup OT, played in 3 games
SR LG?RG K. Gofen-Backup played in 19 games in 2 seasons.
SR CB L Halalio 80 Takles 5 INT (Texas Tech/James Madison)
SR OLB J. Kennoy 71 Tackles 14 TFL 8.5 sacks, 3 INT, 219 tackles, 23 TFL 10 Sacks 5 INT
SR SSI. Meadows-105 Tackles, 8 TFL 2 Sacks 1 INT, 18 tackles
SR FS J.. Wayne- 68 Tackles, (Texas Tech)
SR DE J. Sweet-67 Tackles 13 Sacks, (UL Monroe transfer)
SR DT M. Littlejohn-117 Tackles 36 TFL, 13. Sacks
SR DE V. Devries-43 Tackles, 12 TFL (Arizona State transfer)
SR OLB T. Bryant-110 Tackles, 30 TFL, 15.0 Sacks-career
SR DEM. Pack-16 tackles 3 sacks-career
PK D. Gutierrez-87/102 FG’s (85%) 390/392 XP

NFL DRAFT RESULTS
Josh Flagerty (94 ovr) ends up a 1st Round selection.
Keshaun Buckner (92 ovr) and LG T. Koppen (94 Ovr) both end up 2nd Round picks.
Kelian Bettis (91 ovr) and Branden Chancey (90 ovr) both end up 3rd round picks
Tyler Crook (91 ovr) goes in the 4th round and Joseph Keenoy (89 ovr) ends up going in the 6th.

[Deuce2223]

BRONCOS LOOK TO FILL ROSTER

Coach Mall Miller and his staff will be very busy over the next 4 weeks as they look to fill 20 more roster spots with the goal of signing a 30-35 player class. Miller goes into the Off-season with 15 players committed and just 7 players left on his Big Board of High School recruits so that means of his available 20 scholarships left 13 of those will be available for players inside the Transfer Portal.

With RS SO Keshaun Buckner declaring early and RS JR Evan Qualls joining the Portal the Broncos lost 6 of their Top 7 WR's from last year and added in 1000 yd TE Josh Flagerty and that leaves RB Jemarcus Boykins (65 rec 597 yds 9 TD), Backup TE Roy Carney (17 rec 211 yds 1 TD) and RS SO WR Conner Friesz (5 rec 73 yds 2 TD) as the Broncos Top-3 returning pass catchers.

Despite 5* WR Eric Zenter already signed as well as 4* WR Caleb Bromell and 4* TE Scott Fowler Miller is still targeting 4* WR's Taj Carr (#73 Overall/#11 WR) and 4* Angel Coker (#185 Overall/#31 WR) as well as several Top WR's in the portal.


Reports are Miller also will be targeting the O and D Line where BSU graduated 3 starters off both lines as well.

[Deuce2223]

QB'S DOMINATE THIS YEAR'S PORTAL

7 QB's are ranked in the Top-25 players available in the Portal including 5 inside the Top-10 led by the #2 Overall player 5* Santiago Vargas.. Vargas a RS JR from Burien WA was the Oregon Ducks starter last season but after failing to make the playoffs because of the Ducks loss to Boise State, Vargas is looking to move on and 1 team high on Vargas's wish list is the team that caused him to join the Portal in the first place.

Miller

"We met with Santiago because how can you not when you have a 5* QB who approaches you.. We met with Tua Draft before the meeting and made sure Draft knew he was 100% our starter next season.. We did the same thing when we added D'Andre Webb last year who was a back to back 3000 yd passer with Iowa State."

After meeting with Santiago, he made it very clear he wanted a chance to compete for the starting role and that wasn't something we were willing to offer so at the end of the day we chose not to pursue him.

Vargas wasn't the only high profile Duck to join the Portal as 5* RS SO DE Daniel Carman actually takes top honors.as this year's #1 Player.. Here is a list of the Top players at each position. #=Overall Rank

QB
#2 5* RS JR Santiago Vargas (Oregon) BSU #1
#3 4* RS SO Marcus Tyree (LSU)
#4 4* RS FR Troy Pyke (USC)
#6 4* RS FR Jahlil Chinn (Southern Miss)
#9 4* RS FR George Gooch (TCU)

RB
#5 4* RS SO Santiago Estrella (Arkansas)
#16 4* FR Jay Weaver (Alabama)
#26 4* RS JR Curt Kurtz (Liberty)
#37 4* RS FR Cam Veal (iowa)
#41 4* RS JR Kamyrn Tyron (Arizona State)

**4* RS FR Jabari Neighbors (BSU) is ranked #228 Overall

WR
#7 4* RS JR Josh Livings (Nevada)
#11 4* RS JR Lyle Payne (Tennessee) BSU #5
#13 4* RS SO Issac Kumah (Nebraska)
#17 4* RS SO Dell Hooks (West Virginia) BSU #3
#18 4* RS JR Jamal Lay (Missouri)
#22 4* RS SO Donovan Davies (Miami FL)
#23 4* RS SO Braylen Ahmad (Florida) BSU #6
#31 4* RS JR Evan Qualls (BSU)

TE
#15 4* RS SO Arie Uzomah (Marshall) BSU #1

OT/OG
#30 4* RT RS JR levi Mixon (USC) BSU #1
#55 4* LT RS SO Larry Cisco (Arizona State) BSU #1
#57 4* RT RS SO Glenn Anthrop (Arizona State) BSU #2
#8 4* LG RS SO Nick East (UCLA) BSU #1
#34 4* LG RS SO Alonzo Royer (Minnestoa) BSU #1

DE/DT
#44 4* DE RS JR Austin Wooten (USC) BSU #1
#48 4* DE RS JR Scott Hockenson (James Madison)
#58 4* DE RS JR Cordale Singleton (Cal)
#69 4* DE RS SO David Butt (Navy)

#57 4*DT RS JR Angel Tongue (Auburn)
#104 4* DT RS JR Keenan Dalton (Wisconsin)

LINE BACKERS
#65 4* RS SO Ahamad Cappers (Auburn
#84 4* RS SO Sharrif Ezeala (Auburn)
#101 4* RS JR Jamar Layne (Auburn)
#103 4* RS JR Devin Howden (Arizona State) BSU #2
#106 4* RS SO Ross Stai (UConn)

SECONDARY
#20 4* CB RS JR Alfonso Shepley (UTSA)
#36 4* CB RS SO Landon Genus (Missouri)
#49 4* CB RS JR Evan Storey (Buffalo)
#73 4* CB RS SO Angelo Quarermann (UNC) BSU #4
#24 4* FS RS SO Dante Kilroy (USC) BSU #1
#50 4* FS RS JR Sean Lencounte (Virginia)
#27 4* SS RS JR Josh Correa (UTSA)
#53 4* SS RS SO Juan Rubio (TCU)

[djp73]

What system are you on?

[Deuce2223]

What system are you on?

XBOX..

[djp73]

easiest way is to set up a ms onedrive account and have your captures auto upload there. then upload them to your host of choice. might even be able to post them right from one drive now, cant remember.

[redsox907]

didn't see the lose to Miami coming, but it happens to the best of us. Lots of talent out the door, be interesting to see how you rebuild through the portal and if any of those 5* get some early run because of it

[Deuce2223]

didn't see the lose to Miami coming, but it happens to the best of us. Lots of talent out the door, be interesting to see how you rebuild through the portal and if any of those 5* get some early run because of it

The game wouldn't be worthy playing if you knew you would win every game.. I will say though I was shocked because they were the first team to really shut down the run game all year and then for some reason my WR's struggled with dropped balls on 3rd and long which lead to a season high in punt attempts.

The past 3 years, Miller has been a portal king landing key pieces to keep the team in the Natty hunt every year but this year recruiting was the exact opposite.. We built a solid class of high school guy's but in the end land just 5 guy's in the Portal. I am getting ready to post my results in my next update.

Zenter (5*WR) and Finley (5*CB) will play right away.. I got enough depth at RB that Waller will likely redshirt and I think I will probably redshirt my other 5* CB because he will be like my #4 CB but next year could jump to #2 and then I would have him as a 4 year starter.

Of the 5* Transfer guy's I did land 1 WR who should make a immediate impact and I landed a 4* DE and a 3* OLB who are probably locks to start.

[Deuce2223]

BOISE STATE LANDS #2 OVERALL

Coach Matt Miller has put together the best recruiting class in Boise State history landing 13 players including 6 players via the Transfer Portal to finish with a class of 28 players (4-5*,13-4*-10-3*) Here is a list of all 28 players and their rankings (Overall/State/Pos)

HIGH SCHOOL
5* CB Roland Finley (#9/#1/#3)- California Gatorade POY should be a instant starter next season for the Broncos
5* RB Dom Waller (#11/#1/#1).. The Utah Gatorade POY and the #1 RB follows best friend Brian Crum to Boise. Is projected to redshirt..
5* CB Barry Stack (#15/#2/#4).. Currently projected as the Broncos #4 CB, will likely redshirt and join Finley in the starting lineup in 2032
5* WR Eric Zentner (#24/#1/#2)- The Iowa Gatorade POY is projected as the #3 WR and will likely play out of the slot filling Bettis' role in the offense.
4* OG Brenton Pride (#36/#5/#1)- The top rated guard in the class, will likely redshirt and compete for a starting job in 2032
4* TE Scott Fowler (#64/#11/#2)- The #2 ranked TE in the class will likely redshirt and challenge for for the starting job in 2032
4* DT Damien Kern (#65/#8/#1)- The top ranked DT in the class, will redshirt and push for a starting job in 2032
4* WR Taj Carr (#73/12/11)- Carr was a late signing who will redshirt but could be a Top-4 WR in 2032
4* C Juwann Fries (#86/#2/#1). The top ranked center in the class. Fries will redshirt and push for a spot in the depth chart in 2032
4* OG Eric Cole (#96/#1/#6). The New Mexico Gatorade POY will redshirt and push for a depth role in 2032
4* DT Trevor Bouchard (#97/#1/#2) The Washington State Gatorade POY, will redshirt and could join Kern as a starter in 2032
4* WR Angel Coker (#185/#4/#31).Another late signing who should redshirt and push for PT in 2032
4* WR Caleb Bromell (#186/#2/#32). Like Coker and Carr, Bromell will redshirt and join them on the active depth chart in 2032
4* DE Malachi Trewyn (#344/#4/#30). A late signing, he will redshirt and likely be a 4 year starter in 2032 and beyond.
4* OT Max Brink (#350/#2/#44) Another great depth piece that will redshirt and push for a backup job in 2032
3* P Rickie Walters (#540/#77/#2) The 2nd rated punter in the class. He will redshirt as Lauderdale finishes his Senior season. Then projected as a 4 year starter.
3* LB Gage Byrne (#558/#8/#53). A late signing who is projected to redshirt and push for PT in 2032
3* LB Cortez Mckinzy (#704/#10/#42) Same as Byrne. Redshirt and potential starter in 2032
3* DE Romeo Miranda (#899/#128/#77) Will redshirt and be a depth piece moving forward
3* FS Connor Cantrell (#973/#87/#72) Same as Miranda
3* SS Enrique Bartee (#1505/#130/#37) Same as above
3* LB Josh Dixon (#1542/#133/#128) Same as above.

PORTAL
4* OG TR SO Nick East (#8/#1/#1). Top rated Guard in the portal. Played at UCLA last season.
4* QB TR FR Cam Hooks (#25/#1/#7) The 7th best rated QB in the portal. Hooks redshirted last season at San Diego State
4* WR TR JR Marquez Stockton (#63/#9/#16) Originally from UCLA it looked like he had signed with Illinois but he is on my roster. He is projected to be my #1/#2 WR next season.
3* DE TR SO Tyler Rossi (#226/#7/#12). Played at Colorado last season.
3* LB TR FR Akeem Nailor (#227/#32/#7) Played at New Mexico last season. Could push for a starting role if not will likely be the primary backup
3* LB TR SO Paul Higdon (#253/#11/#14) Played at UNC last season. Will compete with Nailor for PT.

ALABAMA LANDS #1

Alabama has only made the playoffs twice in the past 7 years but that hasn't stopped Dabo Swinney from signing some of the nation's best to "Roll Tide" and this year is no different as Alabama signs 33 players (4-5*, 27-4*, 2-3*).. including 5-4* Recruits out of the portal led by 4* QB Alex Riggs (Georgia)

Here is a look at the rest of the Top-25 (# of Recruits (5/4/3/2)

#3 Georgia-32 (2/30/0/0)
#4 Texas-33 (2/27/4/0)
#5 Ohio State-30 (2/26/2/0)
#6 Penn State-27 (2/18/7/0)
#7 Auburn-30 (2/19/9/0)
#8 Michigan-24 (1/17/6/0)
#9 Tennessee-23 (1/16/6/0)
#10 Florida-23 (1/14/8/0)
#11 Miami-28 (0/19/9/0)
#12 UCLA-30 (0/17/13/0)
#13 Nebraska-27 (1/13/13/0)
#14 Ole Miss-21 (3/8/10/0)
#15 LSU-27 (0/15/12/0)
#16 Wisconsin-26 (1/10/13/2)
#17 Oklahoma State-22 (1/11/10/0)
#18 Oklahoma-24 (1/11/12/0)
#19 Oregon-24 (0/13/11/0)
#20 Clemson-21 (0/15/6/0)
#21 USC-27 (1/9/17/0)
#22 Pitt 18 (1/11/6/0)
#23 Duke 25 (0/12/12/1)
#24 Washington-24 (0/10/13/1)
#25 TCU-8 (0/11/17/0)

OTHER NOTEWORTHY
#29 Notre Dame-18 (0/8/10/0)
#45 Cal-16 (0/3/13/0)
#46 Utah-16 (0/4/8/4)
#49 Colorado-22 (0/1/18/3)
#50 Stanford- 15 (0/4/10/1)
#55 Arizona State-17 (0/2/13/2)


NOTEWORTHY TRANSFER SIGNINGS
#1 DE D. Carman (Oregon) signed with Ohio State (reuniting with former Duck HC Dan Lanning)
#2 QB S. Vargas (Oregon) signed with Ohio State (See above)
#3 QB M. Tyree (LSU) signed with Ole Miss
#4 QB T. Pyke (USC) signed with Penn State
#5 HB S. Estrella (Arkansas) resigned with the Hogs
#6 QB J. Chinn (Southern Miss) signed with Ole Miss
#7 WR J. Livings (Nevada) signed with Miami
#8 LG N. East (UCLA) signed with BSU
#9 QB G. Gooch (TCU) signed with Florida
#10 DT A. Garvin (TAMU) signed with Oklahoma.

Former Boise State 4* RB Jarbari Neighbors signed with Georgia Tech. and 4* WR Evan Qualls signed with Washington.

TOP-25 HIGH SCHOOL RECRUITS

#1 Overall/#1 LT Alex Dove signed with Texas
#2 Overall/#1 CB Terrelle Izzo signed with Tennessee
#3 Overall/#1 LB James Velasco signed with Michigan
#4 Overall/#2 CB Rashawn Redmond signed with Ole Miss
#5 Overall/#1 QB Lee Pounds signed with Ole Miss
#6 Overall/#1 RT Joe Ansah signed with Penn State
#7 Overall/#2 RT Alex Jaimes signed with Arkansas
#8 Overall/#1 DE Jamerson Blank signed with Florida
#9 Overall/#3 CB Roland Finley signed with BSU
#10 Overall/#2 QB Ben Cherry signed with Nebraska
#11 Overall/#1 RB Dom Waller signed with BSU
#12 Overall/#2 DE Max Swayne signed with Alabama
#13 Overall/#2 RB Antonio Maginn signed with Texas
#14 Overall/#2 LB Jeffrey McMillion signed with Wisconsin
#15 Overall/#4 CB Barry Stack signed with BSU
#16 Overall/#3 QB Barry Butts signed with Georgia
#17 Overall/#1 FS John Bee signed with Oklahoma
#18 Overall/#4 QB Clayton McMullen signed with Pitt
#19 Overall/#1 WR Nasir Sermon signed with Auburn
#20 Overall/#4 OT J.D. Robbins signed with Penn State
#21 Overall/#4 RB Chauncey Durham signed with Southern Miss
#22 Overall/#5 QB Corey Chunn signed with Ole Miss
#23 Overall/#5 CB Dom Sturgis signed with Alabama
#24 Overall/#2 WR Eric Zentner signed with BSU
#25 Overall/#5 RB Khari Fields signed with USC