After going undrafted he signed as a free agent with Denver — and made the final 53-man roster.

The injury report from Beamer:

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FYI Utah QB is out so that line has moved significantly since we picked that game.

Not very- but they certainly aren't the only ones.

Hearing from all three coorddinators to preview the Tar Heels starting at 12:20. Updates to follow.

Was cut by Indianapolis in a surprise move. Guys drafted at 138 don't normally get cut. Blessing in disguise as he is picked up by the defending Super Bowl champions.

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On Nick Emmanwori's game against Georgia State last season, how much of that is transferrable to this year with the newcomers and what Shane Beamer's take is on preparing true freshmen to play week one:

Hearing from:

Stone Blanton
Alex Huntley
Dakereon Joyner
Eddie Lewis
Spencer Rattler
Josh Simon
DQ Smith
Antwane Wells Jr.
Shane Beamer

Josh Vann and Shi Smith will be looking for new teams:
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What about you guys? What questions do you still have before the season begins?

Marcus Satterfield doesn't get enough credit for the way he got Nate Adkins into the offense late in the season. (I am not trying to give too much credit here but i I thought they way he used him was really smart)

I think using him the way he did, almost sort of like a fullback type player, was a big key to our success. Teams just don't see many fullback type players anymore and defenses aren't real sure how to play against them - (evidence of that is a good Clemson defense didn't have an answer for him).

I read on another site that Loggains and Beamer were aware of the use of a player like Adkins and they were trying to find a few guys that could play a similar role. This is positive news. Obviously, this type of thing can't be the focus of the offense. But finding a player that can line up as a fullback/hybrid type player is very important. I have thought about this a number of times this summer.

I just don't believe most teams know how to play against someone like that - big body type that can catch out of the backfield- but probably blocks most of the time- or acts as a decoy. It also is an element of an old-fashioned offense.

I really hope Loggains has a handful of plays that utilize such a player (and of course can find a guy or two that can do it convincingly) to incorporate this into our offense a few times each game. I think it can really make a big difference in a handful of games.

(edit - Adkins won't be easy to replace. I think I took him for granted a bit).

First depth chart is out there. What do y'all think?

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Ford appeared in seven contests last season, primarily on special teams, where he blocked two punts against SC State and Kentucky. He was also named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll last season.

This particular scholarship is made even more special due to it's honoring of Jake Panus.

"The Jake Panus Walk-on Football Endowed Scholarship was recently established to provide a walk-on football player who, through hard work and perseverance, earns an athletic scholarship and contributes toward the success of the Gamecock football team, the University and the community at large. The student-athlete will share Jake's leadership attributes while demonstrating a motivated work ethic, fierce determination, team-first mentality, and grit on the football field."

…..I’m really looking forward to the Hawaii vs Vandy game tonight! I’m so starved for SEC football that even that game will be wonderful. SEC footbal 2023 is back!! It’s funny how I’m not the least bit interested in Navy vs ND this afternoon though.

Reading about discussions between the ACC and Stanford/Cal. Does anyone really think this is feasible? Why would any school want to join the straightjacket terms of the ACC?

So FSU is vocal about wanting out of the ACC supposedly to join the SEC? Remember when the SEC supposedly offered membership to FSU back in 1992 but they felt their future was brighter in the ACC? One could argue that South Carolina is a member of the SEC because FSU rejected the SEC back then.

Screw FSU and Clemson — neither school brings anything to the SEC. JMHO — what’s everyone else’s?