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5 days ago |
essentiallysports.com | Soheli Tarafdar
Do you know what the mood is of Kirby Smart’s boys moving into the 2025 season? The junior tight end Lawson Luckie rightly pointed out, “This year everyone’s hungry, everyone’s got something to prove.” Now, isn’t it obvious? In the 2024 season, with the Sugar Bowl loss, Smart’s boys lost the Natty race. But the head coach is still following his promise to the T that he made after the big loss to Alabama in 2018, when Nick Saban was the head coach.
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5 days ago |
essentiallysports.com | Soheli Tarafdar
Moving into the 2025 season, Mike Norvell and FSU seems to have found their weapon. That’s none other than their starting quarterback, Thomas Castellanos. Anyway, the Seminoles are lucky enough to have found their new offensive coordinator, Gus Malzahn. The Castellanos-Malzahn combination is likely to ward away all of Norvell’s worries.
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5 days ago |
essentiallysports.com | Soheli Tarafdar
Well, what is one of the most important criteria for becoming a successful program? Definitely a strong roster. But at the same time, having a confident head coach uplifts you to that desired height. When it comes to the LSU Tigers head coach, Brian Kelly, no doubt about that confidence. He recently released a statement, “LSU has a long and proud tradition of being one of the elite programs in college football.
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6 days ago |
essentiallysports.com | Soheli Tarafdar
Keelon Russell’s Alabama chapter wasn’t supposed to start like this. Even critic Paul Finebaum sang his praises, calling Russell “a generational player”—more recruited than even Mac Jones or Ty Simpson. So, that’s the kind of hype Russell entered with. As he steps into 2025 with the Crimson Tide, he’ll already have the huge job of filling Jalen Milroe’s shoes, all while in a quarterback battle with Ty Simpson and Austin Mack.
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1 week ago |
essentiallysports.com | Soheli Tarafdar
The 2025 season is yet to pull up the curtains, but the 2026 class is already making the headlines. Class of 2026 five-star cornerback Brandon Arrington is headed to the SEC after announcing his highly anticipated commitment on Thursday, June 19. The Mount Miguel High School, Spring Valley product ranks as the No.1 cornerback in the country. Arrington is now headed to Texas A&M as he confirmed his commitment to Mike Elko’s squad.
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