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by Soapy » Today, 10:01
Caesar wrote: ↑Yesterday, 20:30
That pounding that rock like a crackwhore in a train with 42 dudes.
redsox907 wrote: ↑Yesterday, 21:45
Louisville gave you a run for your money. Mack doing something right cause those boys is moving some furniture in the run game
Deuce2223 wrote: ↑Today, 00:44
Love games were you can pound the rock 50 times for 300 yds ..
GAP DOWN BACKER!
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by Soapy » Today, 10:44


Five-star cornerback Kentrell Marvin picks Stanford over Washington
Chris Wallace -- 247Sports Stanford Football Insider
Five-star cornerback Kentrell Marvin has committed to Stanford, picking the Cardinal over Washington and Oregon in a pivotal recruiting win for Bubba Mack's coaching staff.
Marvin is the first five-star to commit to Stanford since the class of 2017 when the Cardinal landed two five-star offensive tackles in Foster Sarrell and Walker Little and quarterback Davis Mills. Marvin is the highest ranked defensive back to commit to Stanford and the first five-star defensive prospect in the 247 Sports era.
Originally from Hawaii, Marvin returns to the Pacific as Stanford was able to hold off a late surge from Washington.
A six-foot-one corner with good size on him already at 202 pounds, Marvin is a versatile prospect that can play either boundary, field or be a bigger nickel. For IMG Academy, Marvin has even played some safety as he's an able and willing tackler with his size. Marvin is a sure-fire day one contributor and will be pushing for a starting role immediately upon his arrival.
The commitment, paired with commitments from four-star offensive tackle Joe Nunn and three-star quarterback, pushes Stanford into that top six and makes a top finish, even potentially a top four finish, possible. Oklahoma, currently ranked fourth, does not have a five-star in their class but do have two more four-stars than Stanford while Alabama and Stanford are tied with a composite score of 172.15.
If Stanford can land five star cornerback Nate Story, who is currently a Texas A&M lean, they would jump into that top four more than likely and if they can finish out the recruitment of guys like Caleb Cone and Kenyon Watford, a top five finish is all but guaranteed.
2030 Stanford Cardinal Recruiting Class
Kentrell Marvin [CB #7]: 6'1", 202lbs | Honolulu, HI | 5-star
Alfonso Bramble [WR #6]: 5'7", 169lbs | Parker, CO | 4-star
Rashawn Crouse [HB #8]: 6'0", 200lbs | Savannah, GA | 4-star
Tim Bing [DT #3]: 6'4", 282lbs | Kahuku, HI | 4-star
Percy Cadet [EDGE #9]: 6'3", 238lbs | Mountain View, CA | 4-star
Cameron Drake [DT #4]: 6'1", 280lbs | Upland, CA | 4-star
Deontae Shorter [DT #7]: 6'1", 307lbs | Oneonta, AL | 4-star
Joe Nunn [OT #20]: 6'7", 289lbs | Des Moines, IA | 4-star
Lawrence Hepburn [C #3]: 6'5", 295lbs | Rosemount, MN | 4-star
D.J. Sapp [QB #64]: 6'0", 185lbs | Westlake Village, CA | 3-star
2030 Stanford Cardinal Recruiting Board
Nate Story [CB #8]: 6'3", 182lbs | North Richland Hills, TX | 5-star

Caleb Cone [HB #9]: 6'1", 219lbs | Oradell, NJ | 4-star

Kenyon Watford [DT #5]: 6'5", 304lbs | Salt Lake City, UT | 4-star
Brent Baker [WR #24]: 6'5", 197lbs | Converse, TX | 4-star
Kyle Morrison [WR #27]: 6'1", 202lbs | Hueytown, AL | 4-star

Nolan Bull [OT #29]: 6'6", 284lbs | Bluffton, SC | 4-star
Raymond Dalton [QB #49]: 6'1", 218lbs | Bakersfield, CA | 3-star
Dexter Wimbush [RT #73]: 6'7", 309lbs | Montgomery, AL | 3-star 
Joseph Kellum [RT #76]: 6'7", 321lbs | Springfield, OR | 3-star 
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Ezekiel Quick [CB #6]: 6'1", 182lbs | Montgomery, AL | 5-star 
Kadeem Laboy [G #4]: 6'3", 302lbs | South Jordan, UT | 4-star
Dashawn Spector [WR #20]: 6'4", 201lbs | Haynesville, LA | 4-star
Jermaine Downs [OT #10]: 6'5", 294lbs | Spanish Fort, AL | 4-star 
Max Ragas [OT #16]: 6'4", 305lbs | Brandon, MS | 4-star 
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by Soapy » Today, 11:06

Week 10 Top Stories
No. 6 Ole Miss falls to rival No. 3 LSU as Tigers jump atop CFP rankings
Sooners rout No. 15 Tennessee 48-21
Georgia squeezes out a one-point win over rival Florida
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Week 10 ACC Results
SMU 59 - DUKE 34 | MIA 42 - UNC 33 | CLEM 47 - CUSE 16 | UVA 40 - FSU 32
STAN 34 - LOU 27 | BC 48 - VT 34 | PITT 38 - NCST 27
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Week 11 ACC Schedule
#11 Miami (8-2, 4-2) at NC State (2-8, 1-5)
Virginia Tech (6-3, 2-3) at #16 Clemson (6-3, 4-2)
#19 Duke (8-2, 5-1) at Syracuse (2-7, 1-5)
Louisville (3-6, 2-4) at California (4-6, 1-5)
#5 Pittsburgh (9-0, 5-0) at #14 SMU (7-2, 5-1)
Wake Forest (4-6, 2-4) at Georgia Tech (3-6, 2-4)
Virginia (4-5, 2-3) at #3 Stanford (9-0, 6-0)
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Week 11 Notable Games
#22 Texas (6-3, 3-2) at #9 Georgia (7-2, 5-1)
#17 Baylor (8-1, 5-1) at #10 TCU (8-1, 5-1)
#6 Missouri (8-1, 4-1) at #20 Auburn (6-3, 3-2)
#12 Ole Miss (8-1, 4-1) at #2 Oklahoma (9-0, 5-0)
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CFP Rankings
1. LSU, 9-0
2. Oklahoma, 9-0
3. Stanford, 9-0
4. Ohio State, 9-0
5. Pittsburgh, 9-0
6. Missouri, 8-1
7. Oregon, 8-1
8. Penn State, 8-1
9. Georgia, 7-2
10. TCU, 8-1
11. Miami, 8-2
12. Ole Miss, 8-1
13. Notre Dame, 9-1
14. SMU, 7-2
15. Indiana, 8-1
16. Clemson, 6-3
17. Baylor, 8-1
18. Colorado, 7-2
19. Duke, 8-2
20. Auburn, 6-3
21. Texas Tech, 8-1
22. Texas, 6-3
23. USF, 7-2
24. Memphis, 8-2
25. Iowa, 6-3
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ACC Standings
1. Stanford, 9-0, 6-0
2. Pittsburgh, 9-0, 5-0
3. SMU, 7-2, 5-1
4. Duke, 8-2, 5-1
5. Clemson, 6-3, 4-2
6. Miami, 8-2, 4-2
7. Florida State, 5-4, 4-3
8. Boston College, 7-3, 3-3
9. Virginia Tech, 6-3, 2-3
10. Virginia, 4-5, 2-3
11. Georgia Tech, 3-6, 2-4
12. Louisville, 3-6, 2-4
13. Wake Forest, 4-6, 2-4
14. California, 4-6,1-5
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Bear Bryant Watch
HC Pat Narduzzi: 9-0
HC Dan Mullen: 8-1
HC Lane Kiffin: 9-0
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Broyles Watch
OC Tony Sanchez: 8-1
DC Randy Bates: 9-0
OC Oscar Wyatt: 7-2
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O'Brien Watch
QB Austin Carlisle (R-Sr): 2986 Yds, 33 TD, 342 Rush Yds
QB Deuce Knight (R-Sr): 2656 Yds, 27 TD, 480 Rush Yds
QB Cameron Dyer (R-Sr): 3458 Yds, 32 TD, 485 Rush Yds
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Lombardi Watch
DT Karson Kaufusi (R-Sr): 36 Tkl, 17 TFL, 9 Sacks
EDGE Emmanuel Okoro (R-Jr): 39 Tkl, 20 TFL, 10 Sacks
DT Mohammad Ogunjobi (R-Soph): 29 Tkl, 13 TFL, 6 Sacks
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Mackey Watch
TE Jack Larsen (R-Sr): 65 Rec, 769 Yds, 10 TD
TE Kevin Rattay (Fr): 54 Rec, 550 Yds, 10 TD
TE Grant Houser (R-Sr): 35 Rec, 474 Yds, 5 TD
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by James » Today, 11:12
Soapy and abusing AI exploits, a tale as old as time.
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by Soapy » Today, 11:16
Week 11 Preview: vs. Virginia Cavaliers
Record: 4-5, 2-3 ACC
Head Coach: Mike McRoy
Offensive Scheme: Power Spread
Defensive Scheme: 3-3-5
Team Leaders
Passing: Carson Boyd 58 cmp%, 2368 yards, 16 TD, 6 INT, 133.5 passer rating
Rushing: Steven Zemaitis 693 yards, 4.1 ypc, 11 TD
Receiving: Randall Barnes 60 receptions, 822 yards, 3 TD
Defense: Kurtis Marvin 15 tackles, 6 TFL, 5 sacks
Injuries
LB Rayshon Crews Patrial ACL Tear (Out)
LB Manu Toomer (Junior) Foot Fracture (Out)
RT Jameson Flood (Junior) Abdominal Tear (Out)
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by Soapy » Today, 11:16
James wrote: ↑Today, 11:12
Soapy and abusing AI exploits, a tale as old as time.
what did i do lmao
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