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Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 17:36

DOMINATION

USF overcomes slow start to dominate UTSA

Saturday November 20, 2027 | 3:30PM | Raymond James Stadium

Tampa, Florida - On a humid November afternoon at Raymond James Stadium, USF didn’t just beat UTSA, they overwhelmed them. After a sluggish opening quarter and an early safety that briefly stunned the home crowd, the Bulls responded with one of their most complete performances of the season, rolling past the Roadrunners 44–12 in a game that showcased explosive offense, relentless defensive pressure, and a surprisingly dominant effort against a UTSA unit known for lighting up scoreboards.

For a UTSA team that entered the matchup with a reputation for balance and playmaking, South Florida’s defensive showing was nothing short of shocking. The Roadrunners were limited to just 219 yards of total offense, struggled to establish the run, and produced only one offensive touchdown, well after the outcome was decided. USF head coach DJ Porter called it “one of our most complete games of the year,” and the Bulls played like it.

Once USF shook off the early jitters, junior quarterback Locklan Hewlett took complete control. Hewlett delivered one of the finest performances of his career, completing 26 of 40 passes for 396 yards and three touchdowns while relentlessly attacking UTSA’s secondary. His favorite target, Tyler Williams, completely dismantled the Roadrunners’ coverage looks, finishing with 10 receptions for 218 yards and two long touchdown strikes of 53 and 51 yards. Dawann Troup added another 112 yards on five catches, including a 75-yard burst on a screen pass that ignited the stadium, while Jordyn Bridgewater added a key red-zone touchdown as the Bulls put together a 21-point surge spanning the second and third quarters.

USF’s defense played every bit as well as the offense. UTSA quarterbacks Tucker Parks and Emanuel Rome were held to a combined 120 passing yards with no touchdowns, and the Roadrunners’ typically reliable rushing attack mustered only 99 yards on 35 attempts. Linebacker Eric Rance was a force, recording three tackles for loss and a sack, while Ira Singleton contributed two TFLs of his own. The Bulls consistently closed lanes, tackled in space, and suffocated UTSA’s attempts to get their playmakers involved.

The Roadrunners’ struggles on third down, just 2-for-13, proved fatal for any rhythm they hoped to generate, and USF’s offense repeatedly capitalized with quick-strike drives. Even the special teams battle leaned heavily in the Bulls’ favor. Nico Gramatica drilled field goals from 46 and 20 yards and converted all four PATs, while Adam Zouagui, Gramatica's backup, added his first career field goal late to punctuate the win.

UTSA continued to fight, getting 61 hard-earned rushing yards from John Ricci and a fourth-quarter touchdown from D.J. Tyms, but they never found the explosive moments they usually rely on. Drops stalled key drives, protection issues allowed USF defenders free shots at the quarterbacks, and the Bulls’ defense eliminated UTSA’s perimeter options.

In the end, USF outgained UTSA 554–219, doubled them in first downs, dominated time of possession, and outplayed the Roadrunners in every phase.

For UTSA, the loss is a reminder that even potent, well-coached offenses can be derailed when they lose battles at the line of scrimmage and fail to flip the field. For USF, it may be the moment their identity fully crystallized—a fast, physical, confident group capable of imposing its will on anyone.

Scoring Summary
First Quarter
(UTSA) Team Safety, 7:36
(USF) Nico Gramatica 46-yard FG, 4:41
Second Quarter
(USF) Tyler Williams 53-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Nico Gramatica kick), 4:04
(USF) Jordyn Bridgewater 3-yard pass from Joshua Brantley (Nico Gramatica kick), 1:30
Third Quarter
(USF) Daidren Zipperer 2-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Nico Gramatica kick), 8:15
(UTSA) Shane Kurtz 34-yard FG, 5:44
(USF) Tyler Williams 51-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Nico Gramatica kick), 4:35
(USF) Nico Gramatica 20-yard FG, 0:43
Fourth Quarter
(UTSA) D.J. Tyms 1-yard run (Shane Kurtz kick), 4:15
(USF) George Shembo 7-yard run (Adam Zouagui kick), 2:16
(USF) Adam Zouagui 27-yard FG, 0:00

USF Stat Leaders
Passing
L. Hewlett – 26/40, 396 Yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
T. Stanley – 1/2, 14 Yds
J. Brantley – 1/1, 3 Yds, 1 TD
Rushing
C. Suggs – 6 Car, 43 Yds, 7.1 Avg, Long 0 (10 YAC)
N. Daniel – 9 Car, 42 Yds, 4.6 Avg, Long 12
S. Snead – 6 Car, 39 Yds, 6.5 Avg, Long 10
G. Shembo – 3 Car, 17 Yds, 5.6 Avg, 1 TD, Long 1
Receiving
T. Williams – 10 Rec, 218 Yds, 21.8 Avg, 2 TD, Long 53
D. Troup – 5 Rec, 112 Yds, 22.4 Avg, Long 75
J. Bridgewater – 4 Rec, 27 Yds, 6.7 Avg, 1 TD, Long 10
K. Michaels – 3 Rec, 23 Yds, 7.6 Avg, Long 14
D. Zipperer – 3 Rec, 21 Yds, 7.0 Avg, 1 TD, Long 12
S. Snead – 3 Rec, 12 Yds, 4.0 Avg, Long 13
Defense
N. Jones – 7 Tkl, 1 TFL
C. Hawkins – 6 Tkl
E. Rance – 6 Tkl, 3 TFL, 1 Sck
G. Jenkins – 5 Tkl
I. Singleton – 5 Tkl, 2 TFL, 0.5 Sck
D. Felton – 4 Tkl, 2 TFL, 0.5 Sck
D. Exume – 3 Tkl, 1 TFL
J. Grant – 1 Tkl, 1 TFL, 1 Sck
Special Teams
N. Gramatica – 2/2 FG (Long 47), 4/4 XP
A. Zouagui – 1/1 FG (27), 1/1 XP
E. York – 1 KR, 20 Yds (20.0 Avg); 2 PR, 23 Yds (11.5 Avg), Long 14
D. Igbinoghene – 2 KR, 25 Yds (12.5 Avg), Long 23

UTSA Stat Leaders
Passing
T. Parks – 5/7, 69 Yds, 0 TD, 0 INT
E. Rome – 6/12, 51 Yds, 0 TD, 0 INT
Rushing
J. Ricci – 12 Car, 61 Yds, 5.0 Avg
T. Parks – 8 Car, 17 Yds, 2.1 Avg
E. Rome – 9 Car, 10 Yds, 1.1 Avg
D. Tyms – 2 Car, 5 Yds, 2.5 Avg, 1 TD
Receiving
N. Wallace – 4 Rec, 44 Yds, 11.0 Avg, Long 17
A. Akbar – 2 Rec, 42 Yds, 21.0 Avg, Long 26
K. Price – 1 Rec, 14 Yds, 14.0 Avg
I. Butler-Tanner – 2 Rec, 13 Yds, 6.5 Avg
Defense
R. Lester – 9 Tkl
C. Upshaw Jr. – 8 Tkl
M. Wile – 7 Tkl
C. Blaylock – 6 Tkl
K. Collier – 6 Tkl, 1 INT, 20 INT Yds
D. Martin – 6 Tkl
P. Davis – 5 Tkl
J. Rodgers – 4 Tkl
D. Rowe – 4 Tkl
B. Whitehead – 4 Tkl
Special Teams
S. Kurtz – 1/2 FG (Long 35), 1/1 XP
M. Petro – 6 Punts, 243 Yds, 40.5 Avg, Net 36.6, 1 In-20
I. Day – 1 KR, 31 Yds, 31.0 Avg
N. Wallace – 3 KR, 70 Yds, 23.3 Avg, Long 26

Team Stats Comparison

Category	USF	UTSA
Score	44	12
First Downs	26	12
Total Offense	554	219
Total Plays	67	54
Yards Per Play	8.3	4.1
Rush \| Yards \| TD	24\|141\|1	35\|99\|1
Yards Per Rush	5.9	2.8
Comp \| Att \| TD	28\|43\|4	11\|19\|0
Yards Per Pass	9.6	6.3
Passing Yards	413	120
3rd Down Conv.	7\|12 (58%)	2\|13 (15%)
4th Down Conv.	1\|2 (50%)	2\|4 (50%)
2 Pt Conv.	0\|0 (0%)	0\|0 (0%)
Red Zone TD \| FG \| %	3\|2\|83%	1\|1\|100%
Turnovers	1	0 (+1)
Fumbles Lost	1	0
Interceptions	1	0
PR Yards	23	0
KR Yards	45	101
Total Yards	622	320
Punts (Avg)	0.0	40.5
Penalties	4\|20	2\|15

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 17:51

USF POSTGAME REPORT

USF 44 – UTSA 12

Offense
–USF delivered one of its most explosive offensive performances of the season, overcoming a slow start to pile up 554 total yards and dominate a UTSA defense known for struggles against the pass. The Bulls leaned on a relentless passing attack, as quarterback Locklan Hewlett shredded the Roadrunners’ secondary for 396 yards and three touchdowns.
–After spotting UTSA an early safety, Hewlett settled in and began attacking deep and outside the numbers. His connection with star wideout Tyler Williams proved unstoppable as Williams erupted for 218 yards on 10 catches, including touchdown grabs of 53 and 51 yards.
–USF supplemented the aerial assault with efficient production on the ground. Connor Suggs, Nicholas Daniel, Steven Snead, and George Shembo combined for 141 rushing yards, consistently generating chunk plays to keep UTSA’s linebackers off balance. Shembo punctuated the win with a 7-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
–Backup quarterbacks also made an impact. Joshua Brantley entered for a red-zone package and delivered a key 3-yard touchdown pass to Jordyn Bridgewater late in the first half. TJ Stanley played the fourth quarter and added a 14-yard completion to help extend a drive.
–Freshman receiver Dawann Troup provided a massive spark with a 75-yard catch-and-run on a screen play, giving USF another explosive play.

Defense
–USF’s defense delivered a surprisingly dominant performance against one of the American Conference’s most potent offenses. UTSA entered the game averaging big numbers through the air behind quarterback Emanuel Rome, but the Bulls held the Roadrunners to just 219 total yards and only 120 passing yards.
–The Bulls allowed UTSA to convert just 2 of 13 third-down attempts and denied explosive plays throughout the afternoon. Defensive coordinator Tony White dialed up a mix of pressures and simulated looks that kept the Roadrunners off rhythm.
–Safety Najee Jones led with seven tackles and a tackle for loss, while Cedrick Hawkins and Eric Rance each added six stops. Rance also recorded three tackles for loss and a sack.
–Up front, Ira Singleton and Danny Felton each chipped in disruptive backfield plays, and Jahari Grant added a sack that stalled a critical UTSA drive.
–USF’s front consistently controlled the line, holding John Ricci, UTSA’s lead back, to 61 yards and limiting quarterback-designed runs that typically fuel the Roadrunners’ tempo-based attack.

Special Teams
–Senior kicker Nico Gramatica was again perfect, going 2-for-2 on field goals including a 47-yarder, along with 4-for-4 on PATs. Adam Zouagui added a 27-yard field goal and an extra point late in the fourth quarter.
–Punter Dorian McSurdy watched the duration of the game, not being called upon to punt once.
–Elton York delivered a strong day in the return game with 20 yards on a kickoff and 23 yards on punt returns, while David Igbinoghene added 25 yards on two kickoff returns.

Quotables
“We knew UTSA had one of the most dangerous offenses in the conference, so for our defense to step up like that, it was huge. That’s the standard.” – DJ Porter, USF Head Coach
“Our receivers were unbelievable today. When they're winning one-on-ones like that, I just have to get the ball out.” – Locklan Hewlett, Quarterback
“We didn’t let them dictate tempo. We forced long drives, tackled well, and took away the middle of the field.” – Eric Rance, Linebacker
“We showed different fronts, different personnel, and the guys handled it. UTSA didn’t get a lot of the looks they’re used to winning against.” – Tony White, Defensive Coordinator

Injury Notes
–Reserve guard Emmett Parks remains out with a broken collarbone and is unlikely to return this season. His absence continues to test USF’s depth along the interior offensive line.
–Center Teriyan Morman remains sidelined with a compound foot fracture and is expected to miss the remainder of the regular season.

News
–With the win, USF improves to 9–2 overall and 6–1 in American Conference play, strengthening its position for a conference championship berth.
-USF has appeared on the CFP rankings, checking in at #24.
–The Bulls now sit atop the conference standings, tied with Tulane who shockingly lost to Temple on Saturday.
-Tyler Williams' 218 yard, two score performance earned him the American Conference's offensive player of the week nod.
–UTSA falls to 4–7 with the loss and has been eliminated from bowl contention.

Next Up
–USF closes the regular season by hosting Army on Saturday, November 27th. A win would lock in a spot in the American Conference Championship Game.

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 17:56

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

AMERICAN CONFERENCE REPORT

American Conference Standings

Team	W-L	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	DIFF	MOV	HOME	AWAY	STK
Tulane	8-3	.727	6-1	324	222	102	9.3	3-2	5-1	L1
#24 USF	9-2	.818	6-1	369	210	159	14.4	5-0	4-2	W2
Rice	7-4	.636	5-2	330	273	57	5.2	3-4	4-0	W3
North Texas	8-3	.727	5-2	314	224	90	8.2	5-2	3-1	W1
Memphis	6-5	.545	4-3	321	281	40	3.6	3-2	3-3	W1
Tulsa	6-5	.545	4-3	244	290	-46	-4.2	4-1	2-4	L3
Charlotte	4-7	.364	3-4	316	292	24	2.2	3-3	1-4	L1
East Carolina	4-7	.364	3-4	295	381	-86	-7.8	3-4	1-3	L1
Florida Atlantic	6-5	.545	3-4	352	339	13	1.2	3-3	3-2	L1
UAB	6-5	.545	3-4	321	327	-6	-0.5	3-3	3-2	W3
UTSA	4-7	.364	3-4	348	362	-14	-1.3	1-4	3-3	L4
Temple	4-7	.364	3-4	241	343	-102	-9.3	2-2	2-5	W1
Army	2-8	.200	1-6	169	272	-103	-10.3	1-4	1-4	L2
Navy	0-10	.000	0-7	109	291	-182	-18.2	0-5	0-5	L10

American Conference Week 12 Scores
UConn 63, Army 3
Rice 38, FAU 35
Temple 31, Tulane 24
North Texas 34, East Carolina 7
#24 USF 44, UTSA 12
UAB 31, Charlotte 26
Memphis 40, Tulsa 0

American Conference Players of the Week
Defensive: Mike Wright III – FS – FAU | L 38–35 vs Rice | 7 TKL, 2 TFL, 1 INT, 1 PBU
Offensive: Tyler Williams – WR – USF | W 44–12 vs UTSA | 10 REC, 218 YDS, 21.8 AVG, 2 TD

American Conference Week 13 Schedule
East Carolina at UAB – Thu, Nov 25 – 9:00 PM
Army at #24 USF – Sat, Nov 27 – 1:30 PM
North Texas at UTSA – Sat, Nov 27 – 2:15 PM
Florida Atlantic at Tulsa – Sat, Nov 27 – 2:30 PM
Rice at Tulane – Sat, Nov 27 – 4:00 PM
Memphis at Navy – Sat, Nov 27 – 6:00 PM
Charlotte at Temple – Sat, Nov 27 – 6:45 PM

Count · Post by **Count** » 05 Dec 2025, 21:00

Hewlett was balling. Need him to keep it up against Army. Tulane slipping up was definitely a shocker

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 21:01

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT

CFP Top 25 Rankings

Rank	LW	Team	W–L	Last Week	This Week
1	2	Auburn	10–1	W 59–38 at 23 Tennessee	4 Alabama
2	3	Utah	10–1	W 31–21 vs Arizona	Baylor
3	4	USC	10–1	W 38–6 vs Indiana	5 UCLA
4	5	Alabama	10–1	W 47–21 vs Ole Miss	at 1 Auburn
5	6	UCLA	10–1	W 24–7 vs Rutgers	at 3 USC
6	8	Oklahoma	9–2	W 38–35 vs Arkansas	at Texas A&M
7	11	Clemson	9–2	W 65–0 vs FCS Southeast	at South Carolina
8	1	Miami	9–2	L 34–31 vs Virginia	California
9	14	Penn State	9–2	W 31–28 vs 21 Washington	Michigan State
10	13	Texas	8–3	W 31–30 vs Missouri	11 LSU
11	17	LSU	9–2	W 24–13 vs 15 Georgia	at 10 Texas
12	16	Pittsburgh	9–2	W 31–17 at NC State	Duke
13	15	Michigan	8–3	W 31–24 at Iowa	17 Ohio State
14	19	Florida State	9–2	W 35–20 at Syracuse	at Florida
15	7	Georgia	8–3	L 24–13 at 11 LSU	at Georgia Tech
16	20	Louisiana	10–1	W 38–0 at UL Monroe	Arkansas State
17	9	Ohio State	8–3	L 22–20 at Northwestern	at 13 Michigan
18	10	Oregon	8–3	L 28–24 at Nebraska	at 21 Washington
19	24	Notre Dame	8–3	W 42–0 vs UTEP	at Stanford
20	NR	Boston College	8–3	—	at Syracuse
21	23	Washington	8–3	L 31–28 at 9 Penn State	18 Oregon
22	NR	Kansas	8–3	W 27–24 vs Texas Tech	Oklahoma State
23	12	Tennessee	8–3	L 59–38 vs 1 Auburn	Vanderbilt
24	NR	USF	9–2	W 44–12 vs UTSA	Army
25	18	Boise State	9–2	L 34–20 vs Oregon State	Colorado State

Dropped from rankings: Iowa State 21, Tulane 22, North Carolina 25

National Players of the Week
Defensive: Kaleb Beasley – CB – Appalachian State | W 36–17 vs Coastal Carolina | 4 TKL, 1 INT, 1 PBU, 2 FF, 4 FR
Offensive: Jaylen Mbakwe – WR – Clemson | W 65–0 vs FCS Southeast | 11 REC, 207 REC YDS, 18.8 AVG, 3 REC TD

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 21:03

Count wrote: ↑
05 Dec 2025, 21:00
Hewlett was balling. Need him to keep it up against Army. Tulane slipping up was definitely a shocker

yeah we've gotten comfortable slinging it a bit so we want to keep that up
hoping for similar success against Army as we have had the past couple games
did not expect Tulane to lose for sure

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 21:23

USF RECRUITING REPORT

BULLS ADD ANOTHER LB IN SAUER, VERSATILITY IN LANOVOI

For USF it was another win on the field followed by more wins on the recruiting trail as they received two more commitments.

MIKE linebacker Enrique Sauer from Bradenton will join the Bulls in the spring. Sauer is a great tackler who tracks down plays well and can hold his own in coverage as well. He is ranked 73rd among inside linebackers.

Stanley Lanovoi is a bit of a wildcard, with possible fits at a number of positions including interior offensive or defensive line, fullback or blocking tight end. At 6'1” and 307 pounds he most likely fits in the trenches but he was a contributor with the ball in his hands for Raines these past two seasons.

-The signing gives USF a total of 11 signings, all of them three stars. That is good for the 15th best class score in the nation with a 135.75. It is also good for first in the American Conference with FAU's 32nd ranked class next in line with a score of 109.25.

Class of 2028

Last	First	Position	Class	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown
Smith	Dakota	WR	HS	468	60	80	6'1”	177	Tampa, FL
Kush	Immauel	SS	HS	494	65	10	6'0”	201	Tampa, FL
Doubs	Jacques	DT	HS	547	34	32	6'5”	301	Cartersville, GA
Peppers	Tyrone	DT	HS	584	8	34	6'3”	304	Saint Louis, MO
Tuten	Tyler	RG	HS	643	81	48	6'1”	307	Vero Beach, FL
Traore	Peter	SAM	HS	719	87	56	6'3”	230	Dunnellon, FL
Sowells	Jahzir	DT	HS	816	61	44	6'4”	290	Carrolton, GA
Bragg	Dom	K	HS	922	105	7	5'11”	166	Ocala, FL
Terrell	Lonnie	MIKE	HS	938	108	54	6'3”	221	Port Saint Lucie, FL
Lanovoi	Stanley	ATH	HS	966	110	21	6'1”	307	Jacksonville, FL
Sauer	Enrique	MIKE	HS	1163	135	73	6'2”	230	Bradenton, FL

Current Targets

Last	First	Position	Class	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown	Stage	Top Schools
Isaac	Sergio	TE	JUCO SO	1120	131	59	6'6”	221	Port Saint Lucie, FL	Top 5	USF, Minnesota, UCF
Lorenz	Enrique	RT	HS	1249	31	87	6'4”	315	Southfield, MI	Top 5	USF, UTEP, Buffalo
Barr	Josh	WR	HS	1474	171	274	6'1”	186	Bradenton, FL	Top 5	USF, SDSU, ODU
Brents	Keon	ATH	HS	1533	183	99	6'3”	228	Orlando, FL	Top 5	USF, TAMU, Illinois
Cherry	Kenya	WR	HS	1705	205	308	6'1”	165	Sarasota, FL	Top 8	USF, SDSU, ODU

Unsigned Targets

Last	First	Position	Class	Nat Rank	Pos Rank	State Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown	Reason	Signed With
Hurns	Grant	DT	HS	500	11	27	6'1”	294	Flossmoor, IL	Signed Elsewhere	Temple
Michelle	Kyle	WR	HS	975	111	168	6'4”	188	Bradenton, FL	Removed	---
Kiwanuka	Jabari	RT	HS	1217	143	83	6'6”	293	Davenport, FL	Dealbreaker - Playing Style	---
Cantwell	Rodney	WILL	JUCO SO	1270	148	97	6'0”	206	Winter Park, FL	Signed Elsewhere	UCF
Ellington	Quincey	DT	HS	1327	21	73	6'3”	292	Chandler, AZ	Removed	---
Swayne	Barry	MIKE	HS	1338	157	81	5'11”	218	Winter Garden, FL	Signed Elsewhere	Army
Neilon	Mychal	RT	HS	1464	169	99	6'7”	313	Kissimmee, FL	Dealbreaker - Playing Style	---
Johnson	Ray	WR	HS	1556	186	284	6'3”	193	Bradenton, FL	Removed	---
Nkwenti	Akeem	DT	HS	1627	194	83	6'0”	303	Pensacola, FL	Removed	---

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 21:58

GAME PREVIEW
ARMY 2-8(1-6) AT #24 USF 9-2(6-1)
Saturday November 27, 2027 | 1:30PM | Raymond James Stadium | Tampa, Florida

USF BULLS
Head Coach: DJ Porter | 9-2 at USF | 9-2 HC Career
Schemes: Multiple | 3-3-5 Tite
2027 Season Schedule and Results
Sat, Aug 28 – at Northern Illinois – W 49-21
Sat, Sep 4 – vs Louisville – W 17-14
Sat, Sep 11 – at Boise State – L 7-14
Sat, Sep 18 – vs Florida A&M – W 41-20
Sat, Oct 2 – at Charlotte – W 28-21
Sat, Oct 9 – vs East Carolina – W 45-17
Sat, Oct 23 – at Florida Atlantic – W 49-20
Sat, Oct 30 – at Rice – W 35-33
Sat, Nov 6 – vs North Texas – L 28-31
Sat, Nov 13 – vs Navy – W 26-7
Sat, Nov 20 – vs UTSA – W 44-12
Sat, Nov 27 – vs Army – 1:30 PM

Injury Report
C Teriyan Morman | Compound Foot Fracture | 7 Weeks
LG Emmett Parks | Broken Collarbone | 6 Weeks

ARMY BLACK KNIGHTS
Head Coach: Jeff Monken | 91-82 at ARMY | 91-82 Career
Schemes: Option | 3-3-5 Tite
2027 Season Schedule and Results
Sat, Sep 11 – vs Florida Atlantic – L 38–16
Sat, Sep 18 – vs TCU – L 31–17
Sat, Oct 2 – vs Rice – L 24–18
Sat, Oct 9 – at North Texas – L 24–15
Sat, Oct 16 – vs East Carolina – L 26–23
Sat, Oct 23 – at Tulane – L 15–8
Sat, Oct 30 – vs UAB – W 45–7
Sat, Nov 6 – vs Air Force – W 14–13
Sat, Nov 13 – vs Charlotte – L 31–10
Sat, Nov 20 – at UConn – L 63–3
Sat, Nov 27 – at #24 USF – Sat, Nov 27 – 1:30 PM
Sat, Dec 4 – vs Navy – 3:00 PM

Injury Report
LEDG Jaycee Randolph | Compound Foot Fracture | 6 Weeks

Coach Porter's Notes
Army has a solid defense. They are top five in the conference in yards allowed and they have the best turnover differential in the conference.
LBs Farmer (#51) and will come on blitzes and track down runners.
ILB Jackson (#7) is the leader of the defense. He is a very good tackler and he is quicker than you would expect.
The secondary is not a strength but CB Tabor (#14) and FS Boatwright (#30) have great speed and can make up a lot of ground quickly.
Coach White's Notes
Army is going to look a lot like Navy did a couple weeks ago offensively with a bit more dynamic passing game.
QB Tennison (#17) is very experienced, his strength may be as a runner but he is dangerous enough as a passer to make us pay if we make a mistake.
They have a good mix of ballcarriers with Tremba (#16) able to get around the outside while Self (#2) and Jesiolowski (#85) will try to beat us up inside.
WRs Ford (#38) and Zimmerman (#84) have some speed and can beat coverage at times.
The OL is below average overall but they are a cohesive unit that can get defenses on their heels at times.

Count · Post by **Count** » 05 Dec 2025, 22:26

Damn the service academies are really struggling this year.

And the Army Minutemen? Think you mean the black knights…also funny to see Caleb LaVallee transfer from FSU to West Point

Post by **djp73** » 05 Dec 2025, 22:42

Count wrote: ↑
05 Dec 2025, 22:26
Damn the service academies are really struggling this year.

And the Army Minutemen? Think you mean the black knights…also funny to see Caleb LaVallee transfer from FSU to West Point

It’s a bummer to see them struggle

I used the navy preview as a template for the army one and it autocorrected midshipmen to minutemen and I didn’t catch it, thanks

It’s odd to see any transfers to/from the academies

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