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BYU Fall Camp Week 3 Highlights: Bachmeier Scrambles Forward, Stronger Pass Rush, Fresh Faces Shaping the Depth
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BYU Fall Camp Week 3 Highlights: Bachmeier Scrambles Forward, Stronger Pass Rush, Fresh Faces Shaping the Depth

BYU’s Week 3 Fall Camp stressed Bear Bachmeier’s growing ability to extend plays, a rising BYU pass rush led by Tausili Akana, and a developing wide receiver rotation anchored by Jojo Phillips, Kyler Kasper, Legend Glasker, and Reggie Frischknecht. True freshmen Glasker, Braxton Lindsey and Kennan Pula are already making impact inklings, with Cannon DeVries at nickel, Po’uha and Purcell steering the D-line, Matthias Dunn winning kicking duties, and Preston Rex emerging as a versatile, productive back. This suggests BYU could be more explosive on offense and disruptive on defense in 2026.

Oregon's 2026 depth chart comes into focus ahead of Boise State opener
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Oregon's 2026 depth chart comes into focus ahead of Boise State opener

With one week left in fall camp, Oregon’s 2026 depth chart is taking shape heading into the Boise State opener, led by Dante Moore at quarterback with buzz around Akili Smith Jr., a developing backfield featuring Brandon Smith, and multiple WR/OL adjustments (Tommy Tofi to guard, LT competition) as the defense and roster cohere around figures like Bear Alexander, Matthew Johnson and Jerry Mixon.

Colandrea Earns QB1 Label as Rhule Maps Nebraska's 2026 Depth Chart
sports4 days ago

Colandrea Earns QB1 Label as Rhule Maps Nebraska's 2026 Depth Chart

Nebraska’s final fall-camp scrimmage (about 110 plays) helped Matt Rhule tighten but not finish the depth chart: Anthony Colandrea is the QB1 with a competition for No. 2 between Danny Kaelin and TJ Lateef; Gunnar Gottula has emerged on the offensive line while Tree Babalade is sidelined; the Huskers’ defense looks deeper under new coaches like Roy Manning, with roughly 15–18 players expected to rotate and contribute by Sept. 5.

Alabama's Week 1 Depth Chart Comes Into Focus After Final Fall Scrimmage
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Alabama's Week 1 Depth Chart Comes Into Focus After Final Fall Scrimmage

Alabama's Week 1 depth chart is taking shape after the final fall scrimmage: Keelon Russell looks like the starting quarterback over Austin Mack, Daniel Hill is the presumed starter at running back with a rotation possible for Riley and Trae'shawn Brown, and the WR/TE/OL groups are starting to lock in roles with Noah Rogers sidelined by injury. Kaleb Edwards and Josh Ford project as the top tight ends, the five-man offensive line is nearing consensus, Kedrick Bingley-Jones appears at DT over London Simmons, Luke Metz is the new Sting linebacker, and Alabama's depth at defensive back and on special teams should see multiple players contributing early. AK Dear's injury could limit his early-season impact, and WR depth remains a question with ongoing health considerations.

BYU Fall Camp Day 15: Dominant Defense, Freshman Saryon Shines
sports-college-football5 days ago

BYU Fall Camp Day 15: Dominant Defense, Freshman Saryon Shines

Day 15 of BYU fall camp featured a defense-led two-minute drill with Tausili Akana’s sack and Raider Damuni’s interception, while true freshman Terrance Saryon stood out at receiver, catching a deep ball and finishing practice with a TD from Bourguet. The WR rotation appears set with Phillips, Kasper, Glasker, and Frischknecht leading the way. Freshmen Braxton Lindsey and Kennan Pula continued earning defensive reps; Faletau Satuala returned to practice on the sidelines; backups Kevin Doe and Matthias Leach flashed in coverage, and BYU wore royal helmets during the session as they prep for the season opener.

BYU's Offensive Prowess Sparks Optimism After Fall Camp Scrimmage
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BYU's Offensive Prowess Sparks Optimism After Fall Camp Scrimmage

BYU's Fall Camp scrimmage showcased an offense that looked explosive and in command, with Bear Bachmeier and a receiving corps and star RB LJ Martin fueling the attack. Defensive coordinator Kelly Poppinga praised the day and said BYU could be among the nation’s best offenses if they finish drives, while the defense aims to rebound. Bachmeier’s continued development and improved red-zone ball placement hint at a higher finish rate, potentially elevating BYU’s offensive profile.

BYU Fall Camp Day 11 Highlights: Bachmeier Drives Scoring, Fresh Faces Step Up
sports7 days ago

BYU Fall Camp Day 11 Highlights: Bachmeier Drives Scoring, Fresh Faces Step Up

Day 11 at BYU Fall Camp featured Bear Bachmeier leading methodical drives, connecting with Kyler Kasper and Reggie Frischknecht for a score, while true freshmen like Legend Glasker and Asher Young contributed. Journee Tonga flashed on a screen play, Cannon DeVries intercepted Bachmeier and drew first-team reps, and linebackers like Jake Clifton continued to impress. OL rotations included Zak Yamauchi at right guard and Trevor Pay at center. Special teams showed promise with Matthias Dunn drilling a long field goal and DeVries handling punt returns, signaling BYU is building depth and playmaking ahead of scrimmages.

Vols Unveil Predicted Week 1 Starters After Fall Camp Scrimmage
sports10 days ago

Vols Unveil Predicted Week 1 Starters After Fall Camp Scrimmage

After Tennessee's first fall camp scrimmage, RTI projects the Vols' Week 1 lineup against Furman: Faizon Brandon at quarterback; DeSean Bishop as the feature back; Braylon Staley (slot) and Mike Matthews (outside) with Travis Smith Jr. as the third receiver; Ethan Davis at tight end with DaSaahn Brame behind him and Luca Wolf in the mix. Offensive line: David Sanders Jr. at left tackle, Wendell Moe Jr. at guard, Sam Pendleton at center, Jesse Perry at right guard, Ory Williams at right tackle. On defense: Tyree Weathersby at end; Daevin Hobbs and Xavier Gilliam interior; Jordan Norman at LEO; linebackers Edwin Spillman and Amare Campbell (Carter would return later). Secondary: Ty Redmond, Kayin Lee at corner, Qua Moss at STAR, TJ Metcalf and Dejuan Lane at safety. Special teams: Cooper Ranvier (K), Jackson Ross (P), Josh Turbyville (KO), Bennett Brady (LS); punt return Tyreek King with Joakim Dodson as kick return fallback.

LSU Fall Camp Week 2: Leavitt Efficient, Edge Depth Tested
sports15 days ago

LSU Fall Camp Week 2: Leavitt Efficient, Edge Depth Tested

LSU entered the second week of fall camp with pads coming later this week as it prepares for Clemson. The session featured Tamarcus Cooley moving to safety with Ty Benefield, Jhase Thomas earning early first-unit looks at edge, and Princewill Umanmieien among the edge contenders. Injuries limited Gabriel Reliford for the year and Damien Shanklin was out again, boosting depth at the thinning edge group led by Braker. Quarterback Sam Leavitt completed 18 of 20 passes to a variety of targets in a passing progression, while Trey’Dez Green wore a yellow no-contact jersey but appeared unrestricted. The report outlines the ongoing practice schedule as LSU gauges its lineup for the upcoming season.

Hokies Tap NFL-Style Sports Science to Power Fall Camp
college-football15 days ago

Hokies Tap NFL-Style Sports Science to Power Fall Camp

Virginia Tech’s fall camp under James Franklin blends NFL-style summer OTAs and a new sports-science emphasis led by Shaun Huls to optimize recovery, mobility and situational practice. The core values remain—discipline and accountability—but the program is pursuing smarter loading and deeper installation to make the Hokies more game-ready, with transfers noting a more efficient, data-driven approach ahead of the season.

Cignetti maps IU football depth and leadership for fall camp
sports16 days ago

Cignetti maps IU football depth and leadership for fall camp

Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti used Monday’s press conference to outline roster development during fall camp, emphasizing Byron Baldwin’s need for day‑to‑day consistency, improving offensive line depth, and tight ends Barker, Thiry, Schott and Gibbs as key contributors. He praised Rolijah Hardy’s maturation, noted Brunner’s leadership and Ajani’s versatility, and highlighted Khobie Martin’s faster, more explosive progress. He also discussed returns of Kellen Wyatt and Stephen Daley, stressed playing to a standard over chasing motivation, and touched on potential defensive depth with extra bodies as preparations continue and injuries recover.