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It looks like the waiting game paid off. According to Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports, former Notre Dame starting quarterback Malik Zaire will indeed be heading to Florida after waiting several months to make his transfer decision. Spoke to Malik Zaire. He told me he expects to head to #UF on Wednesday & said he's very…
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One of the biggest remaining grad transfers in college football has made his decision. Miami announced on Tuesday that Citadel grad transfer Dee Delaney would be joining the Hurricanes’ squad for the 2017 season. #WelcomeToTheU, Dee! https://t.co/uaDqoJEsaz — Canes Football (@CanesFootball) May 23, 2017 Related: Search terad Nation鈥檚 No. 2 ILB Teradja Mitchell makes huge recruiting…
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Arizona State receiver Ellis Jefferson has one of the best frames in college football for his position at 6’5″ and 210 pounds. However, he was only able to record 25 catches during his three playing years that resulted in two touchdowns and 325 total receiving yards. Now, he will try to get some more playing time…
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East Carolina isn’t a school that comes to mind when you think “football powerhouse,” but it’s acting like one by officially signing not one, not two, but three graduate transfers from Power 5 schools. The Pirates, members of the American Athletic Coast Conference (AAC), have signed running back Tyshon Dye (Clemson), defensive end Gaelin Elmore (Minnesota)…
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Summer is nearing and Malik Zaire still has not finalized his transfer decision. Because the Notre Dame transfer quarterback will be graduating, his announcement is being met with great anticipation, simply as a result of the fact that he will be immediately eligible. That nugget allows for the imagination to run wild with places that he…
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One towering presence on the graduate transfer market is heading to the Big Ten. According to Mike Carmin of the Journal & Courier, 6-foot-8 offensive lineman David Steinmentz is heading to Purdue after transferring from Rhode Island. As a graduate transfer, Steinmetz should be eligible to play immediately. Related: Five-star DE K.J. Henry makes huge decision…
