Preface

• I don't consider positional value in my overall grade, so, for example, just because I have a QB graded Round 3 or a RB Round 1 doesn't mean I would take them there.
• I don't consider medical or character issues because I have insufficient information.
• If a player isn't on here that means I haven't watched them yet (there are a few big names that I haven't been able to watch yet, particularly at CB and S)

QB
1 Bryce Young, Alabama, 5'10/204
Grade: Top 10
Wizard in the pocket with a quick release and uncanny ability to extend plays and navigate pressure; throws with anticipation and accuracy going through his read, average arm strength.
2 CJ Stroud, Ohio St, 6'3/218
Grade: Top 10
Pocket passer distributer type with incredible accuracy, layers throws, consistently hits tight window throws, good not great arm, very good touch on deep balls, ability to play with pressure
3 Will Levis, Kentucky, 6'4/229
Grade: Round 1/2
Rocket arm with tons of zip, good deep ball thrower, willing to stay in pocket and make throw with guys in face, very good athlete and can be weapon as runner, power QB, can make crazy tight window throws, inconsistent accuracy and decision making
4 Anthony Richardson, Florida, 6'4/244
Grade: Round 2
Big bodied QB with holy shit arm strngth, power runner with speed to break one long, takes a while in the pocket, lacks touch on short/intermediate balls, accuracy inconsistent, struggles taking the easy throws
RB
1 Bijan Robinson, Texas, 5'11/215
Grade: Top 5
Really quick feet to make guys miss, very good acceleration, awesome patience and vision to find creases, fantastic lateral ability, very good receiver, not a burner but sufficient long speed, size and strength to carry guys
2 Jahmyr Gibbs, Alabama, 5'9/199
Grade: Top 20
Crazy acceleration and electric in space, awesome receiver, super quick feet, makes defenders miss in open field with ease, not violent finisher or powerful player
3 Tyjae Spears, Tulane, 5'9/201
Grade: Round 2
Ridiculous quickness and burst, awesome tackle breaking ability both in the hole and in space, consistently makes guys miss 1 on 1, electric playmaker, good patience and vision, great jump cut, not a powerful runner and lacks ideal mass
4 Sean Tucker, Syracuse, 5'9/207
Grade: Round 2
Thick build, very quick, good burst and acceleration, great long speed to break long play, very good receiver, not particularly powerful or elusive and makes some stupid decisions as runner
5 Devon Achane, Texas A&M, 5'8/188
Grade: Round 2
Crazy quickness and burst + speed, big play back, good job navigating traffic, lots of receiving work, really nice vision and wiggle, dont want him getting tough yards inside but not incapable and doesnt go down easily upon contact
6 Zach Charbonnet, UCLA, 6/214
Grade: Round 2
7 Tank Bigsby, Auburn, 5'11/210
Grade: Round 2/3
8 Zach Evans, Ole Miss, 5'11/202
Grade: Round 2/3
9 Kendre Miller, TCU, 5'11/215
Grade: Round 3
10 Roschon Johnson, Texas, 6/219
Grade: Round 3
11 Eric Gray, Oklahoma, 5'9/207
Grade: Round 3
12 Chris Rodriguez Jr, Kentucky, 6/217
Grade: Round 4
13 Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnessota, 5'8/209
Grade: Round 4
14 Deuce Vaughn, Kansas St, 5'5/179
Grade: Round 4
15 Dewayne McBride, UAB, 5'10/209
Grade: Round 4/5
16 Kenny McIntosh, Georgia, 6/204
Grade: Round 4/5
17 Chase Brown, Illinois, 5'9/209
Grade: Round 5
18 Israel Abanikanda, Pitt, 5'11/215
Grade: Round 5
19 Keaton Mitchell, ECU, 5'7/179
Grade: Day 3
WR
1 Jaxon Smith Njigba, Ohio St, 6'1/196
Grade: Round 1
Slot WR with awesome YAC and great quickness to create separation at stem, very reliable hands, ball tracking ability, tough to bring down with ball, good job handling physicality, lacks ideal explosive qualities
2 Zay Flowers, Boston College, 5'9/182
Grade: Round 1/2
Twitched up quick receiver that easily creates separation out of his breaks, adjusts speed during routes very well, playmaker with ball in hands or in the air, good ball tracking, ability to make difficult catches outside frame but can drop some easy ones, great releases off line, doesnt play with great long speed
3 Quentin Johnston, TCU, 6'3/208
Grade: Round 1/2
Long and lean receiver with long strides, uniquely quick out of his breaks for body type, very good speed, easy mover, doesnt have great releases at line, not good at catch point and doesnt attack the ball, needs to work on his stems at top of route
4 Jordan Addison, USC, 5'11/171
Grade: Round 1/2
Very quick and sudden player that can easily separate, good YAC, reliable hands catcher, long speed to separate deep but not a speedster, some issues with phsysicality, very slight build, lacks ideal explosive qualities
5 Josh Downs, UNC, 5'9/171
Grade: Round 2
Small framed WR without big catch radius, incredibly quick, great separation at top of routes, speed to separate downfield but not particularly fast, flashes ability to make difficult catches and go up and get the ball
6 Jalin Hyatt, Tennessee, 6/176
Grade: Round 2
7 Kayshon Boutte, LSU, 5'11/195
Grade: Round 2/3
8 Rashee Rice, SMU, 6'1/204
Grade: Round 2/3
9 Cedrick Tillman, Tennessee, 6'3/213
Grade: Round 3
10 AT Perry, Wake Forrest, 6'3/198
Grade: Round 3
11 Jayden Reed, Michigan St, 5'11/187
Grade: Round 3
12 Parker Washington, Penn St, 5'9/204
Grade: Round 3
13 Jonathan Mingo, Ole Miss, 6'1/220
Grade: Round 4
14 Puka Nacua, BYU, 6'1/201
Grade: Round 4
15 Michael Wilson, Stanford, 6'1/213
Grade: Round 4
16 Rakim Jarrett, Maryland, 5'11/192
Grade: Round 4
17 Nathaniel Dell, Houston, 5'8/165
Grade: Round 5
18 Elijah Higgins, Stanford, 6'3/235
Grade: Round 5
TE
1 Dalton Kincaid, Utah, 6'3/246
Grade: Round 1
Shorter receiving specialist TE with great wiggle and quickness at top of routes to create separation, very quick sudden & fluid player, explosive off line, great YAC ability, physical after the catch, attacks ball in the air with great reliable hands, terrible blocker and lacks ideal speed
2 Sam LaPorta, Iowa, 6'3/245
Grade: Round 1/2
Very fluid and quick out of his breaks to create consistent separation, awesome YAC ability and physical after the catch, can get open using quickness, speed, or physicality, good not great hands, sufficient blocker, not big target type of TE who's going to go up and get it
3 Darnell Washington, Georgia, 6'6/264
Grade: Round 2
Comically big and looks like a gorilla terminator, freaky movement at size, destroys DBs as a blocker in space and will be a huge asset as blocker, can carry defenders, flashes YAC and ability to use size to box out defenders, very raw as receiver
4 Michael Mayer, Notre Dame, 6'4/249
Grade: Round 2
Big thick build, tough and physical as receiver, very reliable receiver, great contested catch receiver, average physical traits and lacks quickness to separate, ok as blocker
5 Luke Schoonmaker, Michigan, 6'5/251
Grade: Round 2
Big bodied TE that moves extremely well, very good athlete with soft hands, stop-start quickness to create separation, great blocker, not much YAC and not many reps of him making contested catches
6 Luke Musgrave, Oregon St, 6'5/253
Grade: Round 2/3
7 Zack Kuntz, Old Dominion, 6'6/255
Grade: Round 3/4
8 Brenton Strange, Penn St, 6'3/253
Grade: Round 4
9 Payne Durham, Purdue, 6'5/253
Grade: Round 5
10 Cameron Latu, Alabama, 6'4/242
Grade: Day 3
11 Davis Allen, Clemson, 6'5/245
Grade: Day 3
OT
1 Paris Johnson, Ohio St, 6'6/313
Grade: Round 1
Hulking figure with crazy long arms, light feet and good mover, good job getting to 2nd level, good feet to mirror in pass pro and good anchor vs power, strong at point of attack, lunges too much and gets off balanced, lets guys into chest too often, some issues giving up the edge vs GA
2 Peter Skoronski, Northwestern, 6'4/313
Grade: Round 1
Very controlled and balanced in pass set, great hand placement, very good quick feet, gets to 2nd level well and moves well in space, generates movement as run blocker, lets guys into his chest too often and gets jolted back
3 Anton Harrison, Oklahoma, 6'4/315
Grade: Round 1/2
Big strong base, can move defenders in run game, very good anchor and plays with good control and balance, very active intentional hands, lacks explosiveness and can look lumbering at times, struggles in space
4 Darnell Wright, Tennessee, 6'5/333
Grade: Round 1/2
Big bodied powerful RT, moves guys in run game and finishes, very balanced and controlled in pass set with great anchor, consistently initiates contact, lacks ideal foot speed but manages to protect his edges
5 Broderick Jones, Georgia, 6'5/311
Grade: Round 2
Lean frame carries weight very well, twitchy explosive mover, plays with an edge and finishes blocks, very good anchor, good athlete moves well, balance can be very off and tendency to lunge and let guys into his chest
6 Dawand Jones, Ohio St, 6'8/374
Grade: Round 2
7 Wanya Morris, Oklahoma, 6'5/307
Grade: Round 2/3
8 Matthew Bergeron, Syracuse, 6'5/318
Grade: Round 3
9 Blake Freeland, BYU, 6'8/302
Grade: Round 3/4
10 Tyler Steen, Alabama, 6'6/321
Grade: Round 4
11 Jaelyn Duncan, Maryland, 6'6/306
Grade: Round 4/5
12 Ryan Hayes, Michigan, 6'6/298
Grade: Round 4/5
13 Asim Richards, North Carolina, 6'4/309
Grade: Day 3
IOL
1 John Michael Schmitz, Minnesota, 6'3/301
Grade: Round 2
Quick off the snap, power to redirect in run game, strong base and anchor vs power, ability to reach difficult blocks, ability to sustain blocks, inconsistent at 2nd level and foot quickness less than ideal
2 Cody Mauch, North Dakota St, 6'5/302
Grade: Round 2
Very good athlete, light feet to mirror, fantastic in space with high hit rate, ability to sustain blocks, not powerful run blocker but creates angles, question marks re: anchor and balance in pass pro
3 Joe Tippmann, Wisconsin, 6'6/315
Grade: Round 2
Very strong base and anchor, great on pulls and very quick out of his stance, issues sustaining blocks
4 O'Cyrus Torrence, Florida, 6'5/330
Grade: Round 2/3
Huge square build, very good anchor vs power, people mover in run game, struggles moving his feet vs quickness and struggles getting to 2nd level, can struggle with leverage
5 Andrew Vorhees, USC, 6'6/310
Grade: Round 2/3
Very good anchor vs power, strength to move defenders, strong run blocker, ass kicker who moves guys in run game, some issues with foot speed and tendency to whiff
6 Luke Wypler, Ohio St, 6'3/303
Grade: Round 3
7 Ricky Stromberg, Arkansas, 6'3/306
Grade: Round 3
8 Steve Avila, TCU, 6'3/332
Grade: Round 3
9 Alex Forsyth, Oregon, 6'4/303
Grade: Round 3
10 Olu Oluwatimi, Michigan, 6'2/309
Grade: Round 4
11 Anthony Bradford, LSU, 6'4/332
Grade: Round 4
12 Braeden Daniels, Utah, 6'4/294
Grade: Round 4/5
13 Jon Gaines, UCLA, 6'3/303
Grade: Round 5
14 Warren McClendon, Georgia, 6'4/300
Grade: Round 5
15 Emil Ekiyor, Alabama, 6'2/314
Grade: Day 3
16 Jordan McFadden, Clemson, 6'2/303
Grade: Day 3
17 Jarrett Patterson, Notre Dame, 6'5/307
Grade: Day 3
DL
1 Jalen Carter, Georgia, 6'3/314
Grade: Top 5
Great get off, strong hands to shed blocks, stupidly strong player with freakshow power, looks effortless, really quick, effort feels inconsistent and can play high
2 Calijah Kancey, Pitt, 6'1/281
Grade: Round 1/2
Small DT with crazy get off, great hand usage and swim move to immediately discard OL, incredibly disruptive, very active, plays with excellent leverage and can generate good power, gets swallowed by blockers at times
3 Bryan Bresee, Clemson, 6'5/298
Grade: Round 1/2
Very quick with good rip move, flash player that can get in the backfield with ease, strength issues anchoring vs run, inconsistent, energy lacking at times
4 Adetomiwa Adebawore, Northwestern, 6'1/282
Grade: Round 1/2
Awesome get off, plays up to freaky testing numbers, wins with get off and quickness rather than power, very disruptive and active player, good hand usage and leverage, ability to stack and shed vs run, lacks ideal power
5 Mazi Smith, Michigan, 6'3/219
Grade: Round 2
Stocky mucular build, powerful hands to shed blocks, unbelievable movement ability at size, good get off, great bull rush with powerful hands, inconsistent vs run and can get blown off line
6 Siaki Ika, Baylor, 6'3/335
Grade: Round 2
7 Gervon Dexter, Florida, 6'6/310
Grade: Round 2
8 Keeanu Benton, Wisconsin, 6'4/309
Grade: Round 2
9 Karl Brooks, Bowling Green, 6'3/296
Grade: Round 3
10 Jaquelin Roy, LSU, 6'3/305
Grade: Round 3
11 Colby Wooden, Auburn, 6'4/273
Grade: Round 3
12 Zacch Pickens, South Carolina, 6'4/291
Grade: Round 4
13 Byron Young, Alabama, 6'3/294
Grade: Round 4
14 Keondre Coburn, Texas, 6'1/332
Grade: Round 4
15 Cameron Young, Miss St, 6'3/304
Grade: Round 5
16 Jalen Redmond, Oklahoma, 6'2/291
Grade: Day 3
EDGE
1 Will Anderson, Alabama, 6'3/253
Grade: Top 10
Lean build, very good hand usage to create separation from OL, great job using hands to discard OL, great vs run and as backside defender, great job handling blockers vs run with high IQ, flashes great get off but inconsistent, not a ton of reps where he can just let loose as rusher and a little raw in pass rush
2 Tyree Wilson, Texas Tech, 6'6/271
Grade: Top 20
Big and physical and long, strong vs run, great burst and get off, discards blockers using hands and power, power rusher specialist - shocks OL with hands and walks them back, high energy player with a physical presence to overwhelm blockers, inconsitent holding gaps, one trick pony right now with power rush
3 Myles Murphy, Clemson, 6'5/268
Grade: Round 1
Ideal rocked up bhild, can win with speed to power or straight up speed rush, awesome get off, good long arm move, not loose fluid type of mover, inconsistent power and stalls out too easily, some issues in space
4 Nolan Smith, Georgia, 6'2/238
Grade: Round 1
Twitchy explosive athlete with great get off, fantastic vs the run, high energy player, bend to finish at QB, wins with speed/quickness around edge or gap shooting, creative in rush with high IQ, playmaker, very small frame, doesnt have power element, very few reps where he can just rush the passer
5 Lukas Van Ness, Iowa, 6'5/272
Grade: Round 1/2
Big bodied edge with long arms, high energy, power rusher than can absolutely rock OL with speed/powehands, very good use of length and hands to stack and shed, will test OL's anchor, no pass rush moves and tries to go through everyone
6 Keion White, Georgia Tech, 6'5/285
Grade: Round 2
7 Derick Hall, Auburn, 6'2/254
Grade: Round 2
8 Zach Harrison, Ohio St, 6'5/274
Grade: Round 2
9 BJ Ojulair, LSU, 6'2/248
Grade: Round 2
10 Isaiah Foskey, Notre Dame, 6'5/265
Grade: Round 2/3
11 Felix Anudike Uzomah, Kansas St, 6/3/255
Grade: Round 2/3
12 Will McDonald, Iowa St, 6'3/239
Grade: Round 3
13 Byron Young, Tennessee, 6'2/250
Grade: Round 3
14 Andre Carter, Army, 6'6/256
Grade: Round 3
15 DJ Johnson, Oregon, 6'4/260
Grade: Round 3/4
16 Nick Hampton, App St, 6'2/236
Grade: Round 3/4
17 Tuli Tuipulotu, USC, 6'3/266
Grade: Round 3/4
18 Brenton Cox, Florida, 6'3/250
Grade: Round 4
19 Isaiah McGuire, Missouri, 6'4/268
Grade: Round 4
20 Mike Morris, Michigan, 6'5/272
Grade: Round 4/5
21 KJ Henry, Clemson, 6'4/251
Grade: Round 5
22 Dylan Horton, TCU, 6'4/257
Grade: Day 3
23 YaYa Diaby, Louisville, 6'3/263
Grade: Day 3
24 Robert Beal Jr, Georgia, 6'4/247
Grade: Day 3
LB
1 Drew Sanders, Arkansas, 6'4/235
Grade: Round 1/2
Long lean frame, very good speed, can cover or rush passer on 3rd down, twitchy and explosive with great closing burst, sideline to sideline range, generally good taking on blocks and finding ball, hard hitter, plays a little light and shows up on occasion, some tackling issues
2 Trenton Simpson, Clemson, 6'2/235
Grade: Round 1/2
Strong muscular build, fantastic athlete with excellent ability to play in space and in coverage, sideline to sideline range, great closing burst, fluid in space, reactions are slow and takes iffy angles, fails to keep gap integrity vs run
3 Jack Campbell, Iowa, 6'4/249
Grade: Round 2
Ball magnet always around the ball and in the right place, good recognition, intelligent in coverage, good pursuit bility, doesnt play up to his athletic testing and inconsitent taking on blocks
4 Nick Herbig, Wisconsin, 6'2/240
Grade: Round 3
Plays at LOS as 34 backer, sets a good edge, good hand usage to shed blocks, good pass rusher with array of moves, good burst off the line, plays like an average athlete, inexerienced playing standup LB, some issues in space
5 DeMarvion Overshown, Texas, 6'2/229
Grade: Round 3
Lean skinny LB with crazy explosiveness, solid coverage player, covers a ton of ground, struggles in the muck and taking on blocks
6 Noah Sewell, Oregon, 6'1/246
Grade: Round 4
7 Henry To'oTo'o, Alabama, 6'1/227
Grade: Round 4
8 Daiyan Henley, Washington St, 6/225
Grade: Round 4
9 Owen Pappoe, Auburn, 6/225
Grade: Round 4
10 Ivan Pace Jr, Cincinnati, 5'11/230
Grade: Round 4/5
11 Dorian Williams, Tulane, 6'1/229
Grade: Round 5
12 Yasir Abdullah, Louisville, 6'1/237
Grade: Round 5
13 SirVocea Dennis, Pittsburgh, 6/226
Grade: Day 3
14 Anfernee Orji, Vanderbilt, 6'1/230
Grade: Day 3
CB
1 Devon Witherspoon, Illinois, 5'11/181
Grade: Top 20
Super quick small CB, physical but not grabby, very good closing burst, very sticky man coverage, incredibly quick feet, good press at line, sticky as hell in coverage, awesome run defender and tackler, can be overly aggressive jumping routes, not twitched up kind of athlete and doesnt have ideal speed
2 Christian Gonzalez, Oregon, 6'1/197
Grade: Top 20
Easy fluid mover in big frame, speed and movement looks effortless, very good closing burst, iffy tackler and not great vs run, can get lost at stem occasionally and give up separation
3 Joey Porter Jr, Penn St, 6'2/193
Grade: Round 1
Crazy long armed CB, very aggressive attacking ball, press man CB, great vs run, good closing burst and long arms allow him to make up room at catch point, very good ball skills, great defending vertically, can be too grabby at stem, lacks ideal fluidity
4 Deonte Banks, Maryland, 6/197
Grade: Round 1
Twitchy mover with suddness and quick feet, sticky man coverage, very good defending vertically, physical and willing run defender, physical at line, great speed, little herky jerky in movements, reactions can be a little late
5 Kelee Ringo, Georgia, 6'1/207
Grade: Round 1/2
Quick twitchy player with great closing burst, great defending and staying in phase vertically, awesome speed, lacks fluidity and will give up separation out of breaks, some issues at catch point
6 Julius Brents, Kansas St, 6'2/198
Grade: Round 2
7 DJ Turner, Michigan, 5'11/178
Grade: Round 2
8 Darius Rush, South Carolina, 6'2/198
Grade: Round 2/3
9 Eli Ricks, Alabama, 6'2/188
Grade: Round 2/3
10 Kyu Blu Kelly, Stanford, 6/191
Grade: Round 3
S
1 Brian Branch, Alabama, 6/190
Grade: Round 1/2
Lines up mostly in slot, mixes it up vs run, great job in box defending run, very good man coverage, ball magnet and playmaker, great job timing up blitzes, quick reactions and recognition, awesome tackler, good job playing ball, lacks ideal athletic traits and shows on field
2 Sydney Brown, Illinois, 5'9/211
Grade: Round 2
Twitchy mover with awesome burst and explosion, very aggressive, covers a ton of ground, good dealing with bodies in the box, mostly plays in box and slot but flashes deep coverage ability, top notch run and chase defender, can get grabby in man coverage, some open field tackling issues
3 Jordan Battle, Alabama, 6'1/209
Grade: Round 2
Versatile - plays in box and as high safety, good range as deep safety, ability to play man coverage, solid in box and finds the ball, inconsistent tackler, lacks ideal explosion and athletic traits
4 Ronnie Hickman, Ohio St, 6/203
Grade: Round 2/3
Twitchy mover with very good closing burst, willing to come up and make a hit, very explosive, ok in man coverage, versatile and covers ground in a hurry, angles can be off leading to broken plays, decent tackler but not big hitter, reactions/angles/recognition lacking
5 Christopher Smith, Georgia, 5'10/192
Grade: Round 3
Plays extremely quick and explosively, plays slot underneath and deep safety, aggressive coming up to make tackles, big hitter, jumps routes, very good range as deep safety, tested like a non-NFL level athlete, small stature struggles to take on blocks
6 Jammie Robinson, Florida St, 5'10/191
Grade: Round 3/4
7 Ji'Ayir Brown, Penn St, 5'11/203
Grade: Round 4
8 JL Skinner, Boise St, 6'4/210
Grade: Round 4/5
9 Kaevon Merriweather, Iowa, 6/205
Grade: Round 4/5
10 Jartavius Martin, Illinois, 5'11/194
Grade: Round 5

This is a statistical list compiled by me using 247 sports recruit ratings. I have listed each team in order of how many 5 star recruit they signed in this time span. This may help with off-season signing predictions, tell me which teams surprised you.
Kentucky: 49
Duke: 48
Arizona: 16
Kansas: 14
North Carolina: 14
UCLA: 13
Texas: 10
Oregon: 9
Indiana: 8
LSU: 8
Michigan State: 8
Arkansas: 7
Tennessee: 7
Memphis: 7
Florida: 7
USC: 6
Villanova: 6
UNLV: 6
Syracuse: 5
Baylor: 5
Louisville: 4
Alabama: 4
UConn: 4
Washington: 4
NC State: 3
Auburn: 3
Michigan: 3
Gonzaga: 3
Stanford: 3
Oklahoma State: 3
Miami: 3
California (Cal): 3
Houston: 2
Georgia: 2
Maryland: 2
Vanderbilt: 2
Western Kentucky: 2
Missouri: 2
Providence: 2
Ohio State: 1
Wisconsin: 1
Marquette: 1
Georgetown: 1
Purdue: 1
Seton Hall: 1
Iowa State: 1
Wake Forest: 1
Pittsburgh: 1
Arizona State: 1
Wisconsin: 1
Notre Dame: 1
Virginia Tech: 1
Colorado: 1
Mississippi State: 1
South Carolina: 1
Oklahoma: 1
Howard: 1
Nevada: 1
Manhattan: 1
Wisconsin-Milwaukee: 1

1st time doing a full 7 round mock, tried to put together a semi plausible draft imo but I'll be the first to admit the later rounds ended up less than satisfactory due to lack of familiarity with the prospects/lack of in depth team scheme familiarity, looking forward to the feedback! To anyone who does this semi-regularly I salute you.
1st round

1. CAR- CJ Stroud, QB, Ohio State
2. HOU- Bryce Young, QB, Alabama
3. AZ- Tyree Wilson, DE/EDGE, Texas Tech
4. IND- Will Levis, QB, Kentucky
5. SEA- Anthony Richardson, QB, Florida
6. DET- Devon Witherspoon, CB, Illinois
7. LV- Will Anderson, EDGE, Alabama
8. ATL- Jalen Carter, DE/DT, Georgia
9. CHI- Bijan Robinson, RB, Texas
10. PHI- Christian Gonzalez, CB, Oregon State
11. TENN-Peter Skoronski, OT, Northwestern
12. HOU- Nolan Smith, EDGE, Georgia
13. NYJ- Paris Johnson, OT, OSU
14. NE- Joey Porter Jr., CB, Penn. State
15. GB- Myles Murphy, DE/EDGE, Clemson
16. WSH- Cam Smith, CB, South Carolina
17. PITT- Broderick Jones, OT, Georgia
18. DET-Bryan Bresee, DT, Clemson
19. TB- Luke Van Ess, EDGE, Iowa
20. SEA- O’Cyrus Torrence, OG, Florida
21. LAC- Zay Flowers, WR, Boston College
22. BAL- Jaxson Smith-Nigba, WR, Ohio State
23. MINN- Jordan Addison, WR, USC
24. JAX- Deonte Banks, CB, Maryland
25. NYG- Quentin Johnson, WR, TCU
26. DAL- Jalin Hyatt, WR, Tennessee
27. BUF- John Micheal Schmitz, C, Minnesota
28. CIN- Darnell Wright, OT, Tennessee
29. NO- Calijah Kancey, DT, Pitt
30. PHI- Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, Alabama
31. KC- BJ Olujari, EDGE, LSU

2nd Round

1. PITT- Emmanuel Forbes, CB, Miss. State
2. HOU- Anton Harrison, OT, Oklahoma
3. AZ- Mazi Smith, DL, Michigan
4. IND- Dawand Jones, OT, Ohio State
5. LAR- Kelee Ringo, CB, Georgia
6. SEA- Keion White, DE/EDGE, Georgia Tech
7. LV- Brian Branch, S, Alabama
8. CAR- AT Perry, WR, Wake Forest
9. NO- Felix Anudike-Uzomah, EDGE, Kansas State
10. TENN- Will Macdonald IV, EDGE, Iowa State
11. NYJ- Steve Avila, OT/IOL, TCU
12. NYJ- Antonio Johnson, S, Texas A&M
13. ATL- Derick Hall, EDGE, Auburn
14. GB- Dalton Kincaid, TE, Utah
15. NE- Michael Mayers, TE, Notre Dame
16. WSH- Cody Mauch, IOL/OT, North Dakota State
17. DET- Jack Campbell, LB, Iowa
18. PITT- Trenton Simpson, LB, Clemson
19. TB- Clark Philips III, CB, Utah
20. MIA- Devon Achane, RB, Texas A&M
21. SEA- Tuli Tuipulotu, IDL, USC
22. CHI- Adetomiwa Adebawore, EDGE/DL, Northwestern,
23. LAC- Darnell Washington, TE, Georgia
24. DET- Sydney Brown, S, Illinois
25. JAX- Luke Musgrave, TE, Oregon State
26. NYG- Drew Sanders, LB, Arkansas
27. DAL- Daiyan Hensley, LB, Washington State
28. BUF- Zach Charbonnet, RB, UCLA
29. CIN- Sam Laporta, TE, Iowa
30. CHI- Matthew Bergeron, OT, Syracuse
31. PHI- Chris Smith II, S, Georgia
32. KC- Siaki Iki, IDL, Baylor

3rd Round

1. CHI- Cedric Tillman, WR, Tennessee
2. HOU- Josh Downs, WR, North Carolina
3. AZ- Tyrique Stevenson, CB, Miami
4. DEN- Zach Harrison, EDGE, Ohio State
5. DEN- Keeanu Benton, IDL, Wisconsin
6. LAR- Jordan Battle, S, Alabama
7. LV- Jaelyn Duncan, OT, Maryland
8. NO- Tyler Scott, WR, Cincinnati
9. TENN- Joe Tippmann, IOL, Wisconsin
10. HOU- Gervon Dexter, DL, Florida
11. CLE- Colby Wooden, IDL, Auburn
12. ATL- Eli Ricks, CB Alabama
13. NE- Jammie Robinson, S, Florida State
14. LAR- Luke Wypler, IOL, Ohio State,
15. GB- Jayden Reed, WR, Michigan State
16. IND- Xavier Hutchinson, WR, Iowa State
17. PITT- Nathaniel Dell, WR, Houston
18. DET- Tanner McKee, QB, Stanford,
19. TB- Tank Bigsby, RB, Mississippi
20. SEA- Kayshon Boutte, WR, LSU
21. MIA- Tucker Kraft, TE, South Dakota State
22. LAC- Julius Brents, CB, Kansas State,
23. BAL- DJ Turner, CB, Michigan
24. MINN- Kyu Blu Kelley, CB, Stanford
25. JAX- JL Skinner, S, Illinois
26. NYG- Tre’vius Hodge-Tomlinson, CB, TCU
27. DAL- Zach Evans, RB, Mississippi
28. BUF- Garrett Williams, CB, Syracuse
29. CIN- Jia’yir Brown, S, Penn State
30. CAR- Tyjae Spears, RB, Tulane
31. PHI- Andre Carter II, EDGE, Army
32. KC- Rashee Rice, WR, SMU
33. AZ- Olusengun Oluwatani, IOL, Michigan
34. WSH- Henry To’oto’o, LB, Alabama
35. CLE-Marvin Mims, WR, Oklahoma
36. SF-Blake Freeland, OT, BYU
37. LV- Darius Rush, CB, South Carolina
38. SF- Jartavius Martin, S, Illinois
39. SF- Roschon Johnson, RB, Texas

4th Round

1. CHI- Byron Young, EDGE, Tennessee,
2. HOU- Andrew Voorheen, IOL, USC
3. AZ- Kenny McIntosh, RB, Georgia
4. IND- Michael Wilson, WR, Standford
5. NE- Tyler Steen, OT, Alabama
6. DEN- Noah Sewell, LB, Oregon
7. LV- Riley Moss, CB/S, Iowa
8. ATL- Wanya Morris, OT, Oklahoma
9. CLE- Parker Washington, WR, Penn State
10. NYJ- Demarvion Overshown, LB, Texas
11. ATL- Jaylon Jones, CB, Texas A&M
12. CAR- Michael Wilson, WR, Stanford
13. NO- Hendon Hooker, QB, Tennessee,
14. GB- Byron Young, IDL, Alabama
15. NE- Nick Herbig, LB, Wisconsin
16. WSH- Jarrett Patterson, IOL, Notre Dame
17. MINN- Brandon Joseph, S, Notre Dame
18. PITT- Emil Ekyiyor, IOL, Alabama
19. JAX- Zach Picchens, IDL, South Carolina
20. KC-Jaqueline Roy, IDL, LSU
21. SEA- Owen Pappoe, LB, Auburn
22. BAL- Sean Tucker, RB, Syracuse,
23. LAC- Kobie Tuner, DL, Wake Forest
24. CLE- Dorian Williams, LB, Tulane
25. JAX- Moro Ojomo, IDL, Texas
26. NYG- Luke Schoonmaker, TE, Michigan
27. DAL- Mekhi Garner, CB, LSU
28. BUF- Dontavion Wicks, WR, Virginia
29. CIN- Jakorian Bennett, CB, Maryland
30. CAR- KJ Henry, EDGE, Clemson,
31. CHI- Mike Morris, IDL, Michigan
32. KC- Ronnie Bell, WR, Michigan
33. NE- Andrei Iosivas, WR, Syracuse

5th Round

1. CHI- Kei’trel Clark, CB, Louisville
2. BUF- Jaxson Kirkland, OT/IOL, Washington
3. IND- Isaiah McGuire, EDGE, Missouri,
4. DEN- Nick Broeker, IOL, Ole Miss
5. CLE- Jay Ward, S, LSU
6. LV- Braeden Daniel, IOL, Utah
7. CLE- Yaya Diaby, EDGE, Louisville
8. NYJ- Charlier Jones, WR, Purdue
9. LV- Ryan Hayes, OT, Michigan
10. CAR- Cameron Latu, TE, Alabama
11. NO- Kendre Miller, RB, TCU
12. TENN- Trey Palmer, WR, Nebraska
13. CHI- Cameron Mitchell, CB, Northwestern
14. GB- Dylan Horton, EDGE, TCU
15. WSH- Ivan Pace JR., LB, Cincinnati
16. SEA- Ventrel Miller, LB, Florida
17. DET- Habakkuk Baldanado, EDGE, Pitt,
18. TB- Jake Haener, QB, Fresno State
19. SEA- Alex Austin, CB, Oregon State
20. SF- Jon Gaine, IOL, UCLA
21. LAC- Terrell Smith, CB, Minnesota
22. BAL- Ali Gaye, EDGE, LSU,
23. MINN- Jalen Redmond, IDL, Oklahoma
24. ATL- Puca Nacua, WR, BYU
25. NYG- Antonio Mafi, IOL, UCLA
26. HOU- Rakim Jarrett, WR, Maryland
27. IND- Darrell Luter JR, CB, South Alabam
28. CIN- Ricky Stromberg, IOL, Arkansas
29. SF- Zack Kuntz, TE, Old Dominion,
30. NO- Josh Whyle, TE, Cincinnati
31. KC- Rashad Torrence II, S, Florida
32. LAR- McLendon Curtis, IOL, Chattanooga
33. AZ- Bryce Ford-Wheaton, WR, West Virginia
34. DAL- Davis Allen, TE, Clemson
35. GB- Daniel Scott, S, California
36. LAR- Chase Brown, RB, Illinois
37. NYG- Eric Gray, RB, Oklahoma
38. SF- Mekhi Blackmon, CB, USC
39. LV- Jaren Hall, QB, BYU
40. TB- Nick Saldiveri, OT, Old Dominion
41. IND- Henry Bainivalu, IOL, Washington
42. LAR- Carter Warren, OT, Pitt

6th Round

1. KC- Dewayne McBride, RB, UAB
2. TB- Ronnie Hickman, S, Ohio State
3. AZ- Alex Forsyth, IOL, Oregon
4. TB- Juice Scruggs, IOL, Penn State
5. LAR- Tyler Lacy, IDL, Oklahoma State
6. DET- Keondre Coburn, IDL, Tecas
7. NE- Rezjohn Wright, CB, Oregon State
8. JAX- Jose Ramirez, EDGE, Eastern Washington,
9. TENN- Will Mallory, TE, Miami
10. NE- Eric Gray, RB, Oklahoma
11. HOU- Brenton Strange, TE, Penn State
12. LAR- Brenton Cox Jr. EDGE, Florida,
13. CLE- Deuce Vaughn, RB, Kansas State,
14. LAR- Yasir Abdullah, LB, Louisville
15. NE-Asim Richards, IOL, North Carolina
16. WSH-Max Duggan, QB, TCU
17. DET- Dontas Demus Jr. WR, Maryland
18. DEN- Demarco Hellams, S, Alabama
19. TB- Anfernee Orji, LB, Vanderbilt
20. MIA- Dee Winters, LB, TCU
21. SEA- Israel Abanikanda, RB, Pitt
22. BAL- Brandon Hill, S, Pitt
23. LAC- Warren McLendon, OT, Georgia
24. HOU- Mohammed Ibrahim, RB, Minnesota
25. JAX- Richard Gouraige, OT, Florida
26. HOU- Mahamoud Diabate, LB, Utah
27. LV- DJ Johnson, EDGE, Oregon,
28. BUF- Mike Jones Jr., LB, LSU
29. CIN- Keaton Mitchel, RB, Eastern Carolina
30. NYJ-Jerrod Clark, IDL, Coastal Carolina
31. JAX- Jonathan Mingo, WR, Mississippi
32. NYG- Ochaun Mathis, EDGE, Nebraska
33. NE- Jadon Hasselwood, WR, Arkansas
34. MINN- MJ Anderson, EDGE, Iowa State
35. DAL- Drake Thomas, LB, NC State
36. AZ- Raiqwon O'neal, OT, UCLA
37. LV- Evan Hull, RB, Northwestern
38. WSH- Chris Rodriguez, RB, Kentucky
39. SF-Dorian Thompson-Robinson, QB, UCLA
40. KC- Jake Andrews, IOL, Troy

7th round

1. CHI- SirVoccea Dennis, LB, Pitt
2. PHI- Lonnie Phelps, EDGE, Kansas
3. LV- Isaiah Land, LB, Florida A&M
4. IND- Cameron Young, IDL, Miss. State
5. SF- Dante Still, IDL, West Virginia
6. LAR- Camerun Peoples, RB, Appalachian State
7. ATL- Hunter Luepke, RB, North Dakota State
8. ATL- Stetson Bennett, QB, Georgia
9. JAX- Earl Bostick Jr., IOL, Kansas
10. NO- Chandler Zavala, IOL NC State
11. TENN- Elijah Higgins, WR, Standford
12. CLE- DJ Dale, IDL, Alabama
13. HOU- Nesta Jade Silvera, IDL, AZ State
14. LV- Jalen Cropper, WR, Fresno State
15. GB- Carrington Valentine, CB, Kentucky
16. WSH- Anthony Johnson, CB, Virginia
17. PITT- Jarrick Bernard-Converse, CB, LSU
18. GB- Cory Trice, CB, Purdue
19. IND- Jason Taylor II, S, Oklahoma State
20. SEA- Chamarri Conner, S, Virginia Tech
21. MIA- Sidy Sow, OT, Eastern Michigan
22. LAC- Tiyon Evans, RB, Louisville
23. NYG- Clayton Tune, QB, Houston
24. PITT- Caleb Murphy, EDGE, Ferris State
25. GB- PJ Mustipher, IDL, Penn State
26. NYG- Jacob Copeland, WR, Maryland
27. DAL- Malik Cunningham, QB, Louisville
28. NE- Brodric Martin, IDL, Western Kentucky
29. CIN- Robert Beal Jr, EDGE, Georgia,
30. SF- BJ Thompson, EDGE, Stephen F Austin
31. PHI- Mikel Jones, LB, Syracuse
32. KC- Myles Brooks, CB, Lousiana Tech
33. KC- Nic Jones, CB, Ball State
34. LAR- Aiden O'connell, QB, Purdue
35. TB- Latavious Brini, CB, Arkansas
36. SF- Jeremy Banks, LB, Tennessee
37. NYG- Kaevon Merriweather, S, Iowa
38. SF- Deneric Prince, RB, Tulsa
39. GB- Cam Jones, LB, Indiana
40. NO- Jordan Howden, S, Minnesota
41. CHI- Travis Dye, RB, USC
42. HOU- Noah Gindorff, TE, North Dakota State

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https://www.lifenews.com/2023/03/16/antifa-attacks-pregnancy-center-that-abortion-activists-firebombed-last-yea

The New York pro-life organization CompassCare was attacked for the second time in nine months on Wednesday when an individual was caught on camera vandalizing its sign.
The Buffalo pregnancy center also was firebombed on June 7 in one of the first of many attacks on pro-life organizations in the past year. The fire caused approximately half a million dollars in damage and injured two firefighters, but the perpetrators still have not been caught.
CompassCare, a pro-life Christian ministry, runs several pregnancy centers across New York that offer medical and other pregnancy and parenting support services to help mothers choose life for their babies....
He criticized the FBI and Department of Justice for not doing more to crack down on the growing domestic terrorism. In January, frustrated by the lack of action, CompassCare hired its own private investigators to find out who was behind the June arson attack.
“This fits the definitions of domestic terror,” Harden said this week. “Those in the FBI and DOJ who refuse to treat it as such need to be fired and investigated. This is an act of intimidation and a violation of the FACE Act. America needs to return to a civilized order.”...

LifeNews has been keeping track of the attacks. Since 2022, they include:

1. Florida – Pro-Abortion Students Arrested at the University of Florida for Allegedly Stealing Pro-Life Display
2. Texas – Abortion Activists Threaten Federal Judge Who Could Block Abortion Pill
3. USA – Actress Jane Fonda Suggest “Murdering” Pro-Life Lawmakers to Protest Overturning Roe
4. Mexico – Mexico City Pro-Abortion Protest Turns Violent, Explosive Devices and Sticks Used to Vandalize Buildings (Mexico News Daily)
5. Mexico – Pro-Abortion International Women’s Day Protesters Set Government Building on Fire in Monterrey (Reuters)
6. California – Police Remove Abortion Activists for Disrupting March for Life in Sacramento (CapRadio)
7. North Carolina – Pro-Life Student Leader Assaulted at Raleigh Protest (Students for Life)
8. Minnesota – First Care Pregnancy Center Vandalized, Threatened in Minneapolis
9. Virginia – Pro-Life Materials Stolen from Student Display at Virginia Commonwealth University (Students for Life)
10. Virginia – Display Vandalized at Christopher Newport University (Students for Life)
11. North Carolina – Pro-Abortion Students Stomp on, Steal Pro-Life Display at Campbell University (Campbell Students for Life)
12. California – Murder Investigation Begins in Shooting Death of Catholic Bishop Dave O’Connell, A Strong Pro-Life Advocate
13. USA – Video: Pro-Abortion Man Shoves Pro-Lifer, Threatens to ‘Knock Him Out’
14. Illinois – Pro-Life Sidewalk Counselor Hit by Car, Another Pushed Outside Planned Parenthood
15. Arkansas – Memorial Garden for Aborted Babies Vandalized (Arkansas Right to Life)
16. Utah – Monument for Unborn Babies Vandalized at Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Salt Lake City (Deseret News)
17. Connecticut – Torrington Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized with “Pro-Choice” Graffiti (Family Institute of Connecticut)
18. New York – Pro-Abortion Protesters Block Peaceful Witness for Life Rally in NYC (Students for Life)
19. Tennessee – Abortion Supporter Throws Glass Bottle at Pro-Life Students in Chattanooga, Shards Damage Pro-Lifer’s Eyes; Steals Pro-Life Signs (Students for Life)
20. Connecticut – Torrington Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized with “Pro-Choice” Graffiti (Family Institute of Connecticut)
21. New York – Pro-Abortion Protesters Block Peaceful Witness for Life Rally in NYC (Students for Life)
22. Vermont – Fetal Model, Personal Information Stolen from Pro-Life Students’ Display at University of Vermont (Students for Life)
23. Washington, D.C. – Abortion Activists Threaten Justice Amy Coney Barrett Outside Her Home
24. Texas – Houston Pregnancy Help Center Vandalized: “Abortion for All” Painted on Windows (Houston Pregnancy Help Center)
25. Florida – Two Pro-Life Banners Vandalized at St. Stephen Catholic Church in Riverview
26. USA – Another Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized with “Kill Babies” (Prolife Across America)
27. Pennsylvania – Unborn Child Monument at Greenfield Church Defaced, Pro-life Billboard Vandalized (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
28. Washington, D.C. – Police Remove 2 Abortion Activists for Trying to Disrupt March for Life (Ford FischeNews2Share)
29. Oregon – “Kill Them Kids”: Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized in Portland
30. Georgia – FBI Offers Reward for Info on Pro-Abortion Vandalism of MLK’s Ebenezer Baptist Church
31. Illinois – Pro-Abortion Activist Charged with Battery for Allegedly Assaulting Pro-Lifer Outside New Abortion Facility in Rockford (more) (video)
32. Colorado – Bella Health and Wellness Pro-Life Ministry Vandalized in Englewood (Catholic News Agency)
33. Michigan – Another Pregnancy Center Vandalized in Eastpointe, Pro-Life Leader’s Home Also Vandalized with Threat
34. Virginia – Pro-Life Advocate Attacked, Injured at George Mason University (TFP Student Action)
35. Pennsylvania – Pro-Life Advocate Attacked while Holding Sign Saying “Smile! You Survived Abortion!” at Gettysburg College
36. California – Pro-Life Student Display Vandalized at University of California San Diego (Students for Life)
37. Nebraska – Church, Pro-Life Students Receive Violent Threats from Pro-Abortion Activists (Omaha World Herald); Governor Condemns as Domestic Terrorism
38. Washington, D.C. – Radical Abortion Activists Disrupt Pregnancy Center Banquet Just Months after It was Vandalized
39. Indiana – Another Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized with Red Paint in Greenfield, Indiana (Prolife Across America)
40. South Carolina – Clemson University Pro-Life Student Group Gets Violent Threats for Hosting Students for Life Chief (The College Fix)
41. Pennsylvania – Carnegie Mellon University Republican Club Competition Display Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Campus Reform)
42. Alaska – St. Andrew Catholic Church in Eagle River Vandalized Twice Since Supreme Court Abortion Leak (Alaska Watchman)
43. New York – Ulster County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Vandalism of Pro-Life Billboard in Esopus, Third Time This Year (Daily Freeman)
44. North Carolina – Campbell University Pro-Life Student Leader Receives Violent Threats, Display Vandalized (Campus Reform)
45. Michigan – Prayer rally to defeat Michigan abortion amendment is victim of ‘pro-choice cyber attack’ (Catholic News Agency)
46. Kentucky – Numerous Pro-Life Signs Supporting Amendment 2 Vandalized, Stolen at Homes and Churches (WDRB)
47. North Carolina – Attacker Shoots Up Home of Pro-Life Candidate, Bullet Barely Misses His Children
48. Washington state – St. Pius X Church Vandalized with Satanic Symbols, Window Smashed (Lynnwood Times)
49. Idaho – Police Investigating Death Threat, Vandalism of Pro-Life Republican Rep’s Billboard (Idaho State Journal)
50. USA – National Pro-Life Chalk Day Results in More Campus Vandalism (Campus Reform)
51. Washington, D.C. – Three Abortion Activists Arrested for Disrupting U.S. Supreme Court
52. California – Elderly Pro-Lifer Attacked Outside Planned Parenthood (Life Legal Defense Foundation)
53. Florida – Four Attackers Brutally Assault Marco Rubio Supporter (police report)
54. Alaska – Pregnancy Center, Church Targeted by Pro-Abortion Vandals in One Day
55. Pennsylvania – Police Search for Woman who Vandalized 5 Police Vehicles at Pro-Abortion Protest (Shore News Network) (video)
56. Michigan – Elderly Pro-Life Woman Shot by Abortion Supporter while Campaigning against Pro-Abortion Constitutional Amendment
57. Michigan – Abortion Activists Caught on Video Vandalizing Lansing Catholic Church with Pro-Abortion Graffiti
58. Connecticut – University of Connecticut Students for Life Materials Vandalized and Stolen (Students for Life)
59. Washington, D.C. – Police Arrest Abortion Activist for Allegedly Harassing Pro-Lifers at Women’s March (Students for Life)
60. Virginia – Students Vandalize Pro-Life Memorial at the College of William and Mary (Campus Reform)
61. USA – Liberty Counsel Website Hacked, Private Info Published after Dobbs Ruling (Christian Post) (more at CyberScoop)
62. Missouri – Pro-Life Students told to Kill Themselves, Display Vandalized and Materials Stolen at University of Missouri (Students for Life)
63. New Jersey – SFLA: Pro-Abortion Student Steals & Rips Head Off Fetal Model at Rider University (Students for Life)
64. West Virginia – Police Arrest 2 Abortion Activists at State Capitol during Debate on Pro-Life Legislation (12 WBOY)
65. Michigan – Mother and Unborn Baby Care Center Vandalized Twice Since June
66. North Dakota – Man Allegedly Kills Teenager With His Car Just Because Teen Was a Republican
67. Virginia – SFLA ‘Abortion Is Not Right’ Fall Tour Begins on College Campuses, Urine Allegedly Thrown at Pro-Life Students at College of William and Mary (Students for Life)
68. Maine – Abortion Activist Accused of Vandalism outside Conservative Leader’s Home in Mount Desert (Bangor Daily News)
69. California – Two Arrested at Pro-Abortion Rally in Hollywood (CBS News)
70. Virginia – George Mason University Students for Life Harassed, Materials Stolen from Table (Campus Reform)
71. Vermont – Jane’s Revenge brags about vandalizing PRC in Burlington (Live Action)
72. Iowa – Angry Leftist Smashes University of Iowa Pro-Life Club’s Table With Bike Helmet, Targets Other Pro-Life Groups
73. California – LACMA Pro-Abortion Protest Stops Traffic; Police Arrest 2 Women (Hey SOCAL)
74. New York – Alpha Pregnancy Care Center in Schenectady Vandalized with “Fake Clinic” and “Jane’s Revenge” (Catholic News Agency)
75. USA – Pro-Life Businesses Face Backlash, Harassment Since Dobbs Ruling (World Magazine)
76. South Carolina – Swastikas Painted on Spartanburg Church, Pastor Attributes to Pro-Life Stance (WBTW News 13)
77. Massachusetts – Pro-Abortion Extremists Vandalize Another Pro-Life Pregnancy Center, Bethlehem House Inc. Pregnancy Care Center in Easthampton, That Helps Women
78. Arkansas – Conservative Pro-Life Group Ammo-Can Coffee in Soldotna Is Vandalized, Locks Glued Shut (Peninsula Clarion)
79. Idaho – Compassion & Hope Pregnancy Center in Pocatello Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti, “Beware” (Idaho State Journal)
80. Pennsylvania – Another Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti in Pittsburgh (Prolife Across America)
81. Colorado – Catholic Church Shot Up as Wave of Pro-Abortion Violence Continues Nationwide
82. New York – Police Arrest 5 Pro-Abortion Demonstrators who Harangued Pro-Life Catholics at Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral (Daily Mail)
83. Maine – Abortion Activist Arrested Outside Home of Federalist Society Leader, Allegedly Threatened 11-Year-Old Girl
84. Kansas – Calvary Temple Assembly of God Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti, “My Body, My Choice” (The Lawrence Times)
85. Kansas – Emporia Police Report Stolen, Damaged “Vote Yes” Signs Ahead of Pro-Life Vote (KVOE)
86. Kansas – Pro-Lifer with Students for Life Assaulted while Campaigning for Pro-Life Amendment in Kansas (more at Kansas City Star)
87. Kansas – Lawrence’s Victory Bible Church Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti after Supporting Pro-Life Amendment (Lawrence Journal-World)
88. Minnesota – Police: Abria Pregnancy Resources in St. Paul Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Threat (KSTP Eyewitness News)
89. California – Abortion Activists Vandalize Riverside Historic Courthouse, Five Arrested (The Press-Enterprise)
90. California – Los Angeles Police Arrest 3 after Urban Light Display Vandalized during Pro-Abortion Protest (KTLA 5)
91. Wisconsin – Pro-Life Sign Vandalized in Kewaunee County, Sheriff Looking for Info (WFRV)
92. Massachusetts – Your Options Medical Pregnancy Center in Revere Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Threat (Catholic News Agency)
93. Louisiana – Pro-Life Man Assaulted, Camera Smashed outside Abortion Facility in Baton Rouge (WAFB News 9)
94. Georgia – Vandals Attack St. Boniface Catholic Church’s Pro-Life Sign (Effingham Herald)
95. Illinois – Abortion Activists Terrorize Pro-Life Attorney, Throw Smoke Bombs and Firecrackers at His House (The Gateway Pundit) (more at The Daily Northwestern)
96. Wisconsin – Police Investigate Pro-Abortion Vandalism at Abundant Life Christian School, Bernard Catholic Church in Madison (WKOW 27)
97. California – Sacramento Pregnancy Center Had to Hire Security Guard When Abortion Activist Showed Up With Machete
98. Louisiana – Woman’s New Life Clinic in Baton Rouge Vandalized, “Abortion is a Right” (National Right to Life News) (more from 4WWL News)
99. Utah – Arches New Hope Pregnancy Center in Moab Vandalized, Black Paint Splattered Across Building (Moab Sun News)
100. Pennsylvania – Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia Had Windows Smashed, Office Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Philly Anti-Capitalist blog) (more from the Pro-Life Union)
101. Kansas – Derby Neighborhood Fence, Mural Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (KAKE)
102. Kansas – Overland Park Catholic Church Vandalized with “My Body My Choice” after Speaking Out for Life (Kansas City Star)
103. Ohio – Right to Life of Northeast Ohio in Akron Vandalized a Second Time, “If Abortions Aren’t Safe Neither RU” (RTL of Northeast Ohio)
104. Washington state – Care Net of Puget Sound in Kenmore Vandalized with Spraypaint, Windows Smashed (My Northwest)
105. Massachusetts – Two Worcester Pregnancy Centers Problem Pregnancy, Clearway Clinic Vandalized, Windows Smashed (MassLive) (more from Clearway Clinic website)
106. Washington state – Two Churches Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti in Sumner (My Northwest)
107. Washington state – Police Investigate Attempted Arson at Two Hearts Pregnancy Center in Everett (Live Action News)
108. Iowa – Vandals Deface Pro-Life Billboard at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Vinton (Vinton Today)
109. Kansas – Salina Police Cite Woman for Damaging Pro-Life “Vote Yes” Signs at 8 Locations (Salina Journal)
110. Wisconsin – Four Catholic Churches in Chippewa Falls, Tilden Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Spectrum News 1) (more from CNA)
111. Texas – Man Arrested for Allegedly Threatening to Shoot Supreme Court Justices with AK47 (Fox News)
112. Minnesota – Birthright Pregnancy Center Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Catholic News Agency) (more from The Globe)
113. Oregon – Radicals Smash Building, Attack Journalist at Pro-Abortion Riot in Portland (Andy Ngo)
114. Texas – Abortion Activists Block Traffic in Austin During Pro-Abortion Protest (Insider)
115. Michigan – Abortion Activists Block 4th of July Parade in Lansing (Newsweek)
116. Florida – Pregnancy Help Medical Clinic in Hialeah Vandalized: “If Abortions Aren’t Safe, Neither Are You” (Martha Avila/Heartbeat of Miami) (more from Local 10 News)
117. Wisconsin – St. Bernard Catholic Church in Madison Vandalized with “Anti-‘Pro-Life’” Graffiti (National Review)
118. Ohio – Right to Life of Northeast Ohio Office Vandalized Hours after Roe Overturned (Right to Life of Northeast Ohio)
119. Washington, D.C. – Police Arrest Abortion Activists for Blocking Roadway near U.S. Supreme Court (Bloomberg)
120. New Hampshire – Pathways Pregnancy Care Center in Littleton Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Message, “Fund Abortion, Abort God” (WMUR News 9)
121. Kansas – Cowley County GOP Office in Winfield Vandalized, Pro-Life Materials Lit on Fire (Fox News)
122. Utah – Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake City Vandalized Hours after Supreme Court Overturns Roe (Catholic News Agency)
123. California – Abortion Activists Vandalize Mobile Clinic of Pro-Life Pregnancy Center Options Health in Concord (Catholic News Agency)
124. Pennsylvania – St. Patrick Catholic Church in Philadelphia Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Catholic News Agency)
125. Tennessee – Pro-Life Hope Clinic for Women in Nashville Vandalized, Molotov Cocktail Found (Tennessee Lookout)
126. California – A Woman’s Friend Pregnancy Center in Yuba City Vandalized, Window Smashed (CBS 13 Sacramento)
127. Washington state – St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Renton Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti, Windows Smashed (KIRO 7)
128. Indiana – Monroe County Courthouse Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Fox 59 News)
129. Colorado – Heart to Heart Pregnancy Center in Cortez Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Catholic News Agency)
130. Indiana – Memorial for Aborted Babies Vandalized at St. Therese Little Flower Catholic Church (Catholic News Agency)
131. Florida – LifeChoice Pregnancy Center in Winter Haven Defaced with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Catholic News Agency)
132. Oregon – First Image Pregnancy Center Vandalized Again in Portland, Photojournalist Assaulted for Reporting the Crime (Andy Ngo)
133. Washington state – Video: Man Smashes Bellevue Church Doors, Throws Rock at Employee (Fox 13 Seattle)
134. Texas – 3 Statues Vandalized at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Harlingen (Valley Central 4)
135. New York – Ascension Roman Catholic Church in Upper West Side Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Threat (Newsweek)
136. Florida – Methodist Church in Tallahassee Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Newsweek)
137. USA – Hackers Attack Pro-Life States and Organizations, Steal Data (The Byte)
138. Louisiana – Tombstones for Unborn Babies Vandalized at Holy Name of Mary Church in Algiers (Live Action News)
139. Iowa – Informed Choices Pro-Life Center Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Live Action News)
140. Oregon– All Saints Catholic Church in Northeast Portland Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Catholic Sentinel)
141. North Carolina – NC GOP Responds to Abortion Graffiti at Raleigh Headquarters (News Observer)
142. Rhode Island – Police Arrest Two at Pro-Abortion Protest in Providence (The Providence Journal)
143. Virginia – St. John Catholic Church Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti after Supreme Court Ruling (NBC Washington 4) Vandals Allegedly Tried to Set Garden on Fire (MRC-TV)
144. South Carolina – Police Arrest 6 Abortion Activists at Pro-Abortion Protest in Greenville (The Daily Wire)
145. Virginia – Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center Vandalized after Supreme Court Abortion Ruling (CNN) (more from 10 News WSLS)
146. Vermont – Windows Smashed, Pro-Abortion Graffiti Found on Vermont Statehouse after Roe Overturned (VT Digger)
147. California – Paso Robles Tree of Life Pregnancy Center Vandalized after Roe Overturned (KSBY News 6) (more from The Tribune)
148. Colorado – Abortion Activists Burn, Vandalize Pro-Life Pregnancy Center after Supreme Court Overturns Roe
149. California – Abortion Activist Charged with Attempting to Murder Police During Pro-Abortion Protest (more)
150. Washington, D.C. – MAGA hat swatted off pro-life protester’s head in front of SCOTUS (Richie McGinnis/Daily Caller)
151. Washington state – Pro-Abortion Radicals Destroy Street Preacher’s Bible during Seattle Protest (Jonathan Choe/Discovery Institute)
152. Washington state – Security Guard Hit with Metal Pipe during Pro-Abortion Protest in Seattle (Jonathan Choe/Discovery Institute)
153. Washington state – Antifa attack and pepper spray pro-life woman in Seattle (The Post Millennial)
154. Iowa – Pro-Abortion Protesters Hit, Try to Block Vehicle at Protest in Cedar Rapids (Andy Ngo)
155. California – Pro-Abortion Protesters in Sacramento Surround Car, Block Driver from Leaving (Fox 40)
156. Oregon – Pro-Abortion Protesters Smash Mall Windows, Start Fire Near Federal Courthouse in Portland (Andy Ngo)
157. Oregon – Eugene Police Arrest 10 during Pro-Abortion ‘Night of Rage’ (The Hill)
158. California – Los Angeles Pro-Abortion Protesters Shut Down Street, Hit Drivers with Sticks (El American/Andy Ngo)
159. New York – Fox News Studios Vandalized in New York City at Pro-Abortion Protest (more)
160. Arizona – Police Disburse Pro-Abortion Protesters for Kicking Doors, Trying to Break Senate Building Windows, Interrupting Session (Arizona Family)
161. New York – Entrance to Expectant Mother Care Frontline in Brooklyn Vandalized (Religion Unplugged)
162. Minnesota – Northfield Women’s Center Vandalized, Window Broken (Northfield News)
163. California – Abortion Activist Rips Bible, Disrupts Church Service at Nesting Place Home for Mothers and Children in Long Beach (Catholic Vote) (video)
164. Maine – First Step Pregnancy Resource Center in Bangor Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Christianity Today)
165. Virginia – Bullet Hole Found in Virginia Attorney General’s Office after He Condemns Pro-Abortion Violence (Daily Wire)
166. Washington, D.C. – Wall near U.S. Supreme Court Vandalized: “Abort the Court, Keep Abortions Safe & Legal” (Live Action News)
167. Michigan – Family Life Services Pregnancy Center Vandalized Twice in One Week in Ypsilanti (Pregnancy Help News) (more at Live Action News)
168. Indiana – Video: Abortion Activist Grabs, Restrains Pro-Life Student Activist at Indianapolis Protest (Students for Life/SBA Pro-Life America)
169. Washington state – Options 360 Pregnancy Center Vandalized in Vancouver (SBA Pro-Life America) (more at The Post Millennial)
170. New York – Two Pro-Life Billboards Vandalized in Esopus (Daily Freeman)
171. Iowa – Republican Office in Cedar Rapids Vandalized (The Gazette)
172. Kansas – Pro-Life Yard Signs Ripped Apart, Stolen at Multiple Homes Ahead of Pro-Life Amendment Vote (Value Them Both) (more at KSNT)
173. Michigan – Two More Sites Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti, Including Pro-Life Group and Congressman’s Office (Right to Life of Michigan)
174. Michigan – Pro-Abortion Domestic Terrorists Destroy Pro-Life Pregnancy Center in Redford, Smashing Doors and Windows
175. Ohio – Pro-Life Billboard in Columbus Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Right to Life of Northeast Ohio)
176. Michigan – Windows Smashed, Threat Spray-Painted on Dearborn Heights Pregnancy Center
177. Wisconsin – Leftists Target Pro-Life Congressional Candidate With Vandalism: “F— Charity Barry”
178. Minnesota – Minnesota Pro-Life Organization MCCL Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti, Windows Smashed; Second Vandalism in Weeks
179. Pennsylvania – Abortion Activists Attack Pro-Life Pregnancy Center in Philadelphia, Smash Windows
180. Washington state – Pro-life Republican Lawmaker’s Office Hit with Arson Attempt, Vandalism
181. Michigan – Naked Protester Disrupts Catholic Mass to Promote Killing Babies in Abortions
182. Iowa – Abortion Activists Brag About Vandalizing Another Pregnancy Center
183. Alaska – Pregnancy Center Vandalized with Nails, Pro-Abortion Graffiti (EWTN Ireland)
184. Oregon – Abortion Activists Firebomb Another Pro-Life Pregnancy Center, Fourth Bombing in Weeks
185. New York – Topless Abortion Rights Protesters Storm Court At New York Liberty WNBA Game (Huffington Post)
186. New York – Statues of Lúcia dos Santos and Jacinta Marto smashed and decapitated at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church (ABC 7 New York)
187. New York – Tabernacle stolen, Holy Eucharist thrown on floor, statues of angels on the altar decapitated and destroyed at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Brooklyn (Catholic News Agency)
188. Michigan – Police Arrest Abortion Activist for Allegedly Disrupting Michigan House Session (Bridge Michigan)
189. California – Abortion Activist Arrested Trying to Approach Joe Biden to Urge Him to Promote Abortion
190. Maryland – Police Arrest Man with Weapon outside Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh’s Home, Allegedly Threatened to Murder Him (Washington Post)
191. North Carolina – Asheville Pregnancy Center Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Lauren Muzyka/Sidewalk Advocates for Life) (more at FOX Carolina)
192. New York – Abortion Activists Firebomb Pro-Life Pregnancy Center, Third Bombing in Weeks
193. New York – Pro-Abortion Protesters Mob Catholic Pro-Life Procession (National Review)
194. Texas – Radical Abortion Activists Invade Church Service to Promote Killing Babies
195. Florida – Pro-Abortion Violence Continues as Abortion Activists Vandalize Catholic Pro-Life Office
196. Washington, D.C. – Abortion Activists Trash Pregnancy Center: Dump Paint on Door, Egg Windows, Write “Revenge” on Wall
197. Pennsylvania – Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized in Pittsburgh (ProLife Across America)
198. Oregon – Mother and Child center vandalized; Address was publicized by group that favors abortion rights (Catholic Sentinel)
199. Oregon – Eugene Pregnancy Center Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Andy Ngo)
200. New Jersey – Catholic Pro-Life Student Attacked at Public School, 7 Pro-Abortion Students Suspended (CNA) (video)
201. Washington state – Radical Abortion Activists Vandalize Pro-Life Center, Smash 5 Windows and Leave Threats
202. Michigan – Grand Rapids Meeting Adjourned after Unruly Protesters Shout Down Anti-Abortion Activist (MLive)
203. Mississippi – Rural Black Church Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti
204. Oregon – Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized in Portland: “Abort the Supreme Court” (Andy Ngo)
205. Washington state – Four Churches Vandalized by Pro-Abortion Radicals in Olympia (more from the Washington Free Beacon)
206. Alabama – Vicar, Parishioners Respond to Vandalism at Pro-Life Women’s Clinic in Auburn (Opelika-Auburn News)
207. Kansas – Supports of Pro-Life “Value The Both” Amendment Report Yard Signs Stolen (KAKE)
208. Arizona – Planned Parenthood Chair Brags How Her Husband Assaulted Man in “Blacks for Trump” Shirt
209. USA – Abortion Activists Threaten to Burn Down Supreme Court, Kill Justices When Roe is Overturned (more at CBS News)
210. Arizona – Watch: Pro-Abortion Demonstrators Attack, Spit on ‘Students for Kari’ Volunteers (College Fix)
211. Missouri – Pro-life Student Group at University of Missouri Calls for Dialogue after its Memorial Was Vandalized (Campus Reform)
212. Indiana – Pro-Life Student Advocates Shoved, Grabbed from Behind at Pro-Abortion Rally (Students for Life)
213. Idaho – Two Arrested at Pro-Abortion Rally, Protester Allegedly Kicked Police Officer (KTVB 7)
214. Maryland – Birthright of Frederick Vandalized: “F— Fake Clinics”
215. Maryland – Alpha Pregnancy Center in Reisterstown Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Andy Ngo) (more at WBAL-TV 11)
216. USA – Video: Pro-Life Student Activists Kicked, Shoved by Pro-Abortion Protesters (Students for Life)
217. Michigan – Michigan Catholic Church Vandalized with Satanic Symbols after Roe Leak (more at The Tennessee Star)
218. New York City – Abortion Activists Threaten to Bomb, Burn Down St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
219. Maine – Republican Senator Receives Threats after Voting No on Radical Pro-Abortion Bill (Boston Globe)
220. Texas – Another Pro-Life Pregnancy Center Vandalized in Denton (NRL News)
221. Virginia – Pro-Life Organization Office Vandalized; Man Exposes Himself, Urinates on Front Door (Concerned Women for America)
222. California – Pro-Life Billboard Vandalized in Sebastopol (SBA Pro-Life America)
223. Colorado – Parish church in Fort Collins tagged with pro-abortion graffiti; police investigating (Catholic News Agency)
224. Oregon – Oregon Right to Life Firebombed With Molotov Cocktail
225. Texas – Catholic Church Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti
226. Virginia – Pregnancy Center Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti in Northern Virginia (National Review) (more from Human Coalition)
227. USA – Pro-Abortion Feminist Calls for Violence against Pro-Life Americans, Celebrates Arson
228. Wisconsin – Abortion Activists Light Fire in Pro-Life Group’s Office, Throw Molotov Cocktails
229. Texas – Pro-Life Pregnancy Center Vandalized in Denton, Texas (more from Students for Life)
230. Oregon, Maryland – Radical Abortion Activists Vandalize Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers That Help Pregnant Women
231. Washington, D.C. – Two Pro-Life Leaders Say Abortion Activists Punched Them at D.C. Protest (Stand True)
232. Texas – Pro-Abortion Group Brags about Vandalizing Trotter House Pregnancy Center in Austin (Stop the Sweeps ATX) (more at Pregnancy Help News)
233. Texas – Pro-Life University of North Texas Student Says Antifa Vandalized Door, Issued Threats (Fox News)
234. Washington state – Antifa Assault News Crew during Pro-Abortion Rally in Seattle (Andy Ngo)
235. Colorado – Catholic Church in Boulder Defiled Following Roe v. Wade Draft Opinion Leak (Denver Gazette)
236. Oregon – Pro-Abortion Protesters Damage Property In Portland Following SCOTUS Leak On Abortion (KXL 101 FM News) (more at KOIN 6)
237. California – Two Police Officers Injured at Pro-Abortion Protest in Los Angeles (more at CBS News)
238. Malta – Pro-life Leader’s Office Vandalized in Malta as She Fights Radical Pro-Abortion Bill
239. Spain – Sant Vicenç de Sarriá Church in Barcelona Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti (Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe)
240. Northern Ireland – Man Bites Pro-Life Advocate at Rally in Belfast, Arrested by Police (Precious Life)
241. Mexico – Pro-Abortion Feminist Groups Vandalize Monuments in Mérida, Yucatán (The Yucatan Times)
242. Colombia – Abortion Activists Try to Set Fire to Cathedral in Botoga during International Safe Abortion Day Protest (The City Paper Botoga)
243. Switzerland – Zurich Church Vandalized with Satanic Symbols, “Burn” in Red Paint to Protest March for Life (FSSPX News)
244. Switzerland – Police Arrest 8 Abortion Activists at Swiss March for Life (Evangelical Focus)
245. Northern Ireland – Abortion Advocates Assault Pro-Life City Councilman
246. Canada – Windsor, Ontario Church Vandalized with ‘Hate-Motivated’ Message: “Abort Christ” (CTV News)
247. Canada – Video: Man Assaults Pro-Life Woman, Threatens to Put “Bullet in Your Head” in Hamilton, Ontario (Campaign Life Coalition)
248. Canada – Cambridge Right to Life Building in Ontario Vandalized after Roe Overturned (Cambridge Today)
249. South Carolina – Abortion Activists Attempt to Intimidate Pro-Life Student at Home, Vandalize Sign (Live Action News)
250. Czechia – Abortion Activists Block March for Life in Prague (Expats CZ)
251. New York – Pro-Life Advocate Shoved, Smacked by Pro-Abortion Couple on New York City Sidewalk (Created Equal)
252. Michigan – ‘I Love Abortion,’ Dead Baby Drawn on Vandalized Pro-Life Display at Eastern Michigan University (Campus Reform)
253. Massachusetts – Abortion Activists Rip Sign Out of Pro-Lifers’ Hands, Scream Expletives (Students for Life)
254. Washington, D.C. – Abortion Activists Push and Shove Pro-Life Students at Supreme Court During Ketanji Brown Jackson Hearing
255. Ontario – Judge Issues Injunction Against Abortion Activists for Alleged Sabotage of 40 Days for Life (40 Days for Life) (more at Pregnancy Help News)
256. Connecticut – Leftist Students Threaten Conservative Legal Group: I’ll “Literally Fight You, B—-,” Block Exit at Yale Law School Event (Washington Free Beacon)
257. California – Cal Poly Investigates Alleged Vandalism against Pro-Life Display (The College Fix)
258. California – WATCH: Pro-Abortion Handmaiden Attacks Pro-Life Advocate, Tries to Destroy Her Sign
259. California – Pro-Life Display Vandalized at Clovis Community College (Young America’s Foundation)
260. Florida – Police Arrest Planned Parenthood Leader for Disrupting Vote on Pro-Life Bill
261. Arkansas – Abortion Clinic Owner Faces Assault Charges After Allegedly Trying to Hit Pro-Life People With Her Car
262. California – Pro-Abortion Students Vandalize Pro-Life Flag Display at Cal Poly (Mustang News)
263. Ohio — Video: Abortion Facility Worker Shoves Pro-Lifer, Says ‘Kill Yourself’ (PAAU on Twitter)
264. Poland – WATCH: Abortion Activist Attacks Man Because He’s Driving a Truck With Pro-Life Signs
265. Mississippi – Abortion Activists Vandalize Pro-Life Billboard, Celebrate Its Destruction Online
266. New York – NYC pro-abortion activists curse at churchgoers, beam ‘God loves abortion’ onto St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Catholic News Agency)
267. Texas – Pro-Abortion Rioters Attack Pro-Life Conference, Throw Bombs at Pro-Life Students
268. Nebraska – Police: Man Charged with Threatening Pro-Life Woman Outside Planned Parenthood Abortion Facility (Lincoln Journal-Star)
269. Nebraska – Pro-Life Legislator Gets Death Threats and Rape Threats After Introducing Bill to Ban Abortions
270. Illinois – Antifa Radicals Harass Pro-Lifers at March for Life in Chicago, Shouting at Pro-Life People and Calling Them Fascists

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So let’s say the broncos are done making moves in FA and are now preparing for the draft, here’s what I’d like to see the broncos do with the low draft capital we have this year
Pick 68: DE Isaiah Foskey (ND)- Foskey is another valuable pickup for the broncos, he adds a nice element of speed and is quite the special team expert, He lead an underrated ND defense in sacks and totaled 2 blocked punts. His only glaring weakness is his power moves, he doesn’t have many but he makes up for that with his size and quick release
Pick 69: CB DJ Turner (MI)- Turner obviously impressed at the combine with his speed, but his coverage skills could use some work, he most likely wouldn’t start over Mathis or Williams, but he would be a nice key depth piece that could provide us with some Tariq Woolen like speed
Pick 108: C/G Jarrett Patterson (ND)- An absolute dog at Notre Dame, he would add a level of versatility to our O-Line and could probably beat Cushenberry out, he only allowed 1 Sack in his 4 years at ND with over 1,000 snaps played
Pick 140: WR A.T Perry (WF)- A tall 6’5 receiver that can create decent separation and has decent speed, A.T Perry would be a nice depth addition to the broncos receiving room incase of a possible injury to one of the 4 starters. In his 4 years at Wake forest, he had 2 1,000 Seasons, along with 28 TD’s, a stellar depth piece for the broncos offense
Pick 194: RB Deuce Vaughn (KSU)- If anybody here likes a fast runner, then Deuce Vaughn is that guy, obviously height isn’t his friend at all but his speed and receiving abilities would add a nice dynamic to our offense such as screens. His height would be an issue if he couldn’t get separation but would explosive ability weigh that out?
Pick 247: Trade away for another late pick next year or use to package with a pick this year to trade up in draft slightly
Possible Substitute’s: DE Will McDonald IV (Iowa St), DE/LB Andre Carter II (Army), CB Kyu Blu Kelly (Stanford), OL Joe Tippmann (WI), RB Tank Bigsby (Auburn), OL Andrew Vorhees (USC),

Ranked Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL/OT	Fox Sports 1	87	St. John's	#6 Marquette	13	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	90	Wake Forest	#16 Miami	38	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	21	Iowa State	#10 Baylor	14	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	45	Providence	#11 UConn	4	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	66	Pittsburgh	#22 Duke	31	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Pac-12 Network	58	Colorado	#2 UCLA	2	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	16	West Virginia	#3 Kansas	9	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	113	Ole Miss	#15 Tennessee	5	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	108	Colorado State	#18 San Diego State	15	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	177	Western Kentucky	#24 Florida Atlantic	28	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	36	Oklahoma State	#7 Texas	8	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	42	North Carolina	#17 Virginia	37	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	147	DePaul	#13 Xavier	17	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Pac-12 Network	84	Stanford	#9 Arizona	10	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	25	#23 TCU	#12 Kansas State	18	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	54	Villanova	#21 Creighton	12	Thread	Thread

Nationally Televised Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	USA Net	134	Davidson	VCU	76	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	43	Rutgers	Michigan	39	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	199	East Carolina	South Florida	143	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	SEC Network	46	Mississippi State	Florida	60	Thread	Thread
FINAL	USA Net	138	George Mason	Saint Louis	103	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	187	SMU	UCF	62	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	55	Ohio State	Iowa	35	Thread	Thread
FINAL	USA Net	193	Saint Joseph's	Dayton	72	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	CBS Sports Network	93	San José State	Nevada	40	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Pac-12 Network	53	Washington State	Oregon	41	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	51	Penn State	Illinois	32	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	19	Arkansas	Auburn	26	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	313	Tulsa	Wichita State	104	Thread	Thread
FINAL	USA Net	223	La Salle	Fordham	139	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	148	LSU	Vanderbilt	80	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	CBS Sports Network	88	UNLV	Boise State	29	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	216	Minnesota	Maryland	20	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	47	NC State	Clemson	68	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	49	New Mexico	Utah State	23	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	65	Arizona State	USC	34	Thread	Thread

Other Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	ESPN+	265	Miami (OH)	Toledo	85	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	140	Ohio	Ball State	157	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	268	Prairie View A&M	Jackson State	300	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	153	California Baptist	Sam Houston	67	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	284	Cal State Bakersfield	UC Irvine	98	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	240	Northern Illinois	Kent State	79	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	120	Grand Canyon	Seattle U	141	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	125	Hawai'i	Cal State Fullerton	117	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	310	Morgan State	Maryland-Eastern Shore	247	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	197	Buffalo	Akron	109
FINAL	ESPN+	116	Charlotte	Middle Tennessee	126	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	299	Marist	Quinnipiac	174	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	336	Coppin State	Norfolk State	202	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	164	Louisiana Tech	North Texas	50	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	159	Tarleton	Utah Valley	78	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	290	Cal Poly	UC Santa Barbara	107	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	306	Alabama A&M	Southern	260	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	208	Rice	UAB	61	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	261	Niagara	Siena	203	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	152	Utah Tech	Southern Utah	102	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	145	UC Davis	UC Riverside	144	Thread	Thread

^{Last Updated: 2023-03-10 10:06:03 EST}

Hello CFB,
I often like to waste time with Google Maps/Earth by looking at stadiums. I'm fascinated by any given stadium's location in a city or college campus. For football stadiums the massive amount space they take up make them easy to spot from the air. This feature leads to football facilities being shaped by the space constraints around them and determine the positioning of auxiliary facilities (ex. practice fields, weight rooms, locker rooms, coaches offices, etc.). Every major college football team and every NFL franchise will use outdoor practice fields to, well, practice on non-gamedays.
I decided to waste even more time today by examining each Power 5 school's distance between their stadium playing field and their practice facilities. Some schools have their playing field and practice fields literally a stone's throw away from one another. Some are many miles apart. I've complied a list of each Power 5 school (+Notre Dame, BYU, Army) estimated distances. Is this information useful? Probably not. However with so much discourse surrounding the ongoing facility-arms-race between major programs, this might be a semi-relevant metric useful for that discussion.

Methodology

This analysis is a haphazard, eye-balling-it, on-the-fly type of research unfit for rigorous peer review. However any feedback on how to better conduct, measure, and display this study is very welcomed. That being said...

1. Distances between stadium and practice fields were determined by measuring the estimated shortest distance between them. Using the ruler tool in Google Earth, I measured the shortest distance from the inbounds of the stadium playing surface to the inbounds of the practice field surface. Determining where the field begins and ends for wide open practice fields is difficult so for the sake of simplicity I used the inbound areas where practice activities certainly occur.
2. I did not consider indoor facilities for this study. While it's easy to determine where a building starts and ends, not every school has indoor practice buildings.
3. The distances are as-the-crow-flies measurement. Elevation between the playing surface and practice fields were not considered for the sake of simplicity.
4. Some schools are able to use their stadium home-team locker rooms for their practice time as well. For some schools, the facilities are separated and have an additional locker room. However, some schools have separate facilities, but only one locker room. Some practices require player walking a relatively long distance from the locker room to the practice field or they have to take a shuttle (Ok, cool. Hook'em). The distance these players have to transverse nearly every day aren't considered for this study.
5. The schools listed are sorted from closest to furthest. However, don't consider the order for the list of schools a definitive ranking. Each distance was crudely measured by me and could result in small discrepancies if you go back and measure them yourself. To distinguish the vast differences between schools I have grouped every program into tiers. The tiers are determined by the following labels and parameters:

• Tier 1: Within the Length of a Football Field Between Each Other: < 120 yards
• Tier 2: Same Facility/Complex or Just Across the Street: > 120 yds., < 360yds. (3 football fields)
• Tier 3: Across Campus: > 360 yds., < 1760 yds. (One mile)
• Tier 4: Across Town: > 1 mile

The List

Tier 1

42 yds: Duke
53 yds: Washington State
67 yds: Washington
88 yds: Virginia Tech
92 yds: Kansas
92 yds: Oregon State
93 yds: Oklahoma
93 yds: Army
103 yds: TCU
104 yds: Illinois
117 yds: Wisconsin

Tier 2

128 yds: Ole Miss
132 yds: Colorado
133 yds: Florida State
137 yds: Rutgers
140 yds: California
145 yds: Vanderbilt
150 yds: Texas Tech
153 yds: Indiana
153 yds: Maryland
170 yds: Kentucky
173 yds: Iowa State
180 yds: Oklahoma State
183 yds: Boston College
188 yds: Nebraska
201 yds: Purdue
213 yds: Louisville
243 yds: Arizona
247 yds: Colorado (Main Outdoor Practice Fields)
257 yds: Oregon
260 yds: Texas A&M
267 yds: Michigan State
307 yds: Arkansas
327 yds: West Virginia
343 yds: NC State
359 yds: North Carolina

Tier 3

375 yds: Missouri
387 yds: Stanford
406 yds: Clemson
410 yds: Utah
425 yds: Iowa
427 yds: Kansas State
437 yds: Florida
463 yds: Notre Dame
493 yds: Texas
507 yds: Michigan
520 yds: Auburn
530 yds: LSU
580 yds: Tennessee
627 yds: Baylor
643 yds: South Carolina
665 yds: Georgia Tech
667 yds: Arizona State
683 yds: Penn State
833 yds: Minnesota
847 yds: Alabama
905 yds: BYU
927 yds: Georgia
973 yds: USC
997 yds: Mississippi State
1073 yds: Ohio State
1610 yds: Virginia
1737 yds: Syracuse

Tier 4

1848 yds: Wake Forest (1.05 Miles)
2024 yds: Northwestern (1.15 Miles)
6267 yds: Pittsburgh (3.56 Miles)
29920 yds: Miami (17 Miles)
30149 yds: UCLA (17.1 Miles)

Notes and Oddities

1. Duke, Wazzu, and UW have distances less than the unofficial longest throw (thru the air) in the NFL of 70 yds. Thanks Baker Mayfield!
2. Colorado is an oddity to me since there is an outdoor practice space east next to the stadium and indoor practice facility, but have larger practice fields north of the stadium much further away. That is why I listed Colorado twice. Do any CU fans here know which practice fields they use more often?
3. Beating Miami by a tenth of a mile, UCLA has the longest distance from their stadium to their practice fields. With LA traffic, it might feel more than twice as long.
4. AFAIK Kansas State is currently building new practice facilities that will put new outdoor practice fields much closer to the stadium.
5. Pitt shares the stadium AND their practice facilities with the Steelers.
6. By my estimation after doing this, Florida might have the longest walk from their locker rooms in The Swamp out to the practice field. That just might mean they wear down their cleats more than anyone else. I guess throwing out old shoes is just a habit to them. (•_•) ( •_•)>⌐■-■ (⌐■_■)

A little delayed but here all the same - it's the annual initial big board. While it's always the least accurate version of a recruiting class, it also represents the turning of the page.
QB - 1-2 Needed, 1 Commited
Overview: The goal for Alabama in the modern era is to land one elite QB per cycle. They already have one but with the volatility of the position and the baseball question with new freshman Dylan Lonergan, there's a significant push to sign two QBs if it's the right two - also need to keep Julian Sayin happy.
Goal: Sign a top 50 QB, which they already have commited

Name	H.S.	Rank	Info
1. 5* Alabama Commit Julian Sayin	Carlsbad in Carlsbad, CA (San Diego Area)	247: #10, On3: #17, Comp2: #13	One of Alabama's early commits, Sayin will push for status as a top 2 QB in his class this year. A Cali QB through and through, there's some Bryce in his game; creativity, effortless throwing, mobility. A must-keep for Alabama, even if it means only taking one.
1. 4* Air Noland	Langston Hughes in Faiburn, GA (Atlanta Area)	247: #99, On3: #147, Comp2: #123	One of the more intriguing prospects due to the extremely high upside, a recent visit has Bama firmly in the top 3 alongside Miami and Ohio State. I'd expect an Ohio State offer after a March visit and things could get hairy from there.
Other Names	1. 4* Elijah Brown	2. 4* Josh Flowers

RB - 1-2 Needed, 0 Commited
Overview: With the prospect of one or both of Jase McClellan/Roydell Williams leaving after this season, there is significant interest again in getting a tandem @ RB
Goal: Sign a 4* tandem - preferably Hill and Riley, which is likely.

Name	H.S.	Rank	Info
1. 4* Daniel Hill	Meridian in Meridian MS (E MS)	247: #155, On3: #164, Comp2: #159	Alabama looks to try its luck in Mississippi again in recruiting a very interesting ATH prospect: built with a LB's frame, Hill not only runs the football but plays WR and TE for his high school, suggesting a Najee Harris usage role that's very intriguing. Alabama is the likely early favorite but Hill is pretty adament on taking his time. In terms of his own state, he's a Miss St legacy.
2. 4* Kevin Riley	Tuscaloosa County in Northport, AL (Tuscaloosa Area)	247: #174, On3: #173, Comp2: #173	Alabama loves its local kids and there's an underrated one just miles from campus: very shifty, can cut and fly up the field with top end speed, has been compared to TJ Yeldon. As a late offer from Bama, Riley will take his time but you have to feel good if they push.
3. 4* J'Marion Burnette	Andalusia in Andalusia, AL (S AL)	247: #157, On3: #205, Comp2: #181	Another in-state prospect, Burnette is a bit of an inside bruiser type. Alabama is involved but I think Auburn may have more of the inside track, as they seek to reclaim an in-state presence
Other Names	1. 4* Jason Brown	2. 4* James People	3. 5* Jerrick Gibson
4. 4* Stacy Gage	5. 4* RB Caden Durham

WR - 2-3 Needed, 1 Commited
Overview: Alabama has signed 10 WRs in the past two classes so likely only 2-3 - this surplus, along with the saturation of WRs in the portal market, will make Alabama very selective in 2024, with just two receivers taken as a distinct possibility.
Goal: In an ideal world, Alabama would receive a commitment from any top 50 WR, between 5'10" and 6'1", who runs 4.41 or faster, though there are exceptions.

Name	H.S.	Rank	Info
1. 4* Alabama Commit Perry Thompson	Foley in Foley, AL	247: #45, On3: #43, Comp3: #44	After a junior day camp where Thompson consistently won against 5* 2023 kids, Perry quickly was offered and commited to the Tide. A rare big-bodied guy who is fleet-footed, Perry could be the deep-ball and high-point threat Alabama has not had in a while. Despite his commitment, Perry is open to other schools pursuing him so this will be a fight until the end.
1. 4* Aeryn Hampton	Carthage in Carthage, TX (E TX)	247: #92, On3: #94, Comp2: #93	A two-way player out of Texas, Alabama is recruiting him as a wideout: compact body who knows how to stay upright and capitalizes on finding space in defenses and vertical running, he plays like an outside receiver despite his size. After a Texas decommitment, Alabama surged to the top of his list, thanks to some peer recruiting by Jalen Hale, but Hampton does not yet have the green light. He'll likely take his time and the Longhorns, alongside Nebraska, will factor in here.
2. 4* Cam Coleman	Central in Phenix City, AL (E AL)	247: #153, On3: #89, Comp2: #121	A recent riser, both nationally and on Bama's board, Coleman is a plus plus athlete, being a smooth operator and quick twitch guy despite his size. His HS has been more beneficial to Auburn and Clemson in recent years but there's a feeling Bama could surge quickly if/when they choose to.
3. 5* Ryan Wingo	St. Louis University in St. Louis, MO	247: #23, On3: #30, Comp2: #26	One of the smoothest guys on the field with great top-end speed, a recent Bama offer leading to a March visit has Wingo very intrigued. Tennessee and Notre Dame have been the names here but a Tuscaloosa visit has Bama very much in the race now.
4. 4* Ryan Pellum	Milikan in Long Beach, CA (SoCal)	247: #51, On3: #55, Comp2: #53	One of the quickest guys in the class, Pellum is behind the defense on nearly every highlight, a true home-run hitter. Oregon and USC are already staking claims here but Bama looks to be heavily involved, as they hope to regain a foothold on the West Coast. Think a campus visit will be key for Pellum and Alabama to feel each other out.
Other Names	1. 3* WR Koby Young	2. 5* Mike Matthews	3. 5* Mylan Graham
4. 5* Micah Hudson	5. 4* Bredell Richardson	6. 4* Mario Craver	7. 5* Ohio State Commit Jeremiah Smith

TE - 1-2 Needed, 0 Commited
Overview: In light of conference opponants finding guys like Kyle Pitts, Darnell Washington, and Brock Bowers, Alabama has been pretty actively searching for their own big-timer, throwing bodies at the problem every cycle. Expect the same again in 2024
Goal: Get some dudes who can block and catch.

Name	H.S.	Rank	Info
1. 3* TE JaCorey Whitted	McAdory in McCalla, AL (Central AL)	247: #397, On3: #390, Comp2: #393	The closest thing to a top target currently, JaCorey Whitted is a jumbo athlete type; a rare body who needs some polish and will likely need to camp. Auburn and Tennessee were earlier to this fight but I'd expect Bama to be a factor if they choose to be.
Other Names	1. 4* Kylan Fox	2. 4* Trey'Dez Green	3. 4* Jaden Reddell
4. 4* Caleb Odom	5. 3* Colton Heinrich	6. 4* Carter Nelson	7. 4* Brady Prieskorn

OL - 4-5 Needed, 0 Commited
Overview: Despite a 5-man haul in 2023, attrition will make OL a priority again in '24, with Alabama needing another 4-5 man group
Goal: No specific goal, other than signing multiple top tier guys again.

Name	H.S.	Rank	Info
1. 4* OT Daniel Calhoun	Walton in Marietta, GA (Atlanta Metro)	247: #60, On3: #73, Comp2: #66	One of the top OL in the Southeast, Alabama will be in a serious barfight with UGA for this OL.
2. 4* IOL Casey Poe	Lindale in Lindale, TX (E TX)	247: #154, On3: #145, Comp2: #149	Alabama will battle Oklahoma and LSU for this high-motor Texan.
3. 4* IOL Isendre Ahfua	O'Dea in Seattle, WA	247: #65, On3: #75, Comp2: #70	The departure of Oregon's OL coach puts Bama in an advantageous position, as they push for this road grader
4. 4* OT Weston Davis	Beaumont United in Beaumont, TX (E TX)	247; #NR, On3: #114, Comp2: #119	A shorter tackle, Davis offers positional versitility and a strong athletic floor to his skill level. Davis has been upfront about his desire to commit to Alabama; it's up to the staff to give him the green light.
5. 4* OT Marques Easley	Kankakee in Kankakee, IL (E IL)	247: #265, On3: #229, Comp2: #247	Winter Evals have led to SEC powers like Alabama, UGA and Tennessee to jump in on this kid.
Other Names	1. 4* OT Michael Uini	2. 4* OT Guerby Lambert	3. 4* IOL DeAndre Carter
4. 4* IOL Eddy Pierre-Louis	5. 4* IOL Jordan Seaton	6. 4* OT Josiah Thompson

​
Expect Defense later this week

Football

2024 Football Commits (#24 by 247, #22 by Rivals)

Player	Position	Location	Composite Rating	Rating at Commit
Kavion Henderson	DL	Leeds, AL	****(.9336)	****(.9245)
Dion Stutts	DT	Memphis, TN	***(.8759)	***(.8759)
Noreel White	CB	Ocean Springs, MS	****(.9002)	****(.9002)

247 Crystal Ball Prediction Link
Top Football Targets

Player	Location	Rating	Crystal Ball/Committed
OFFENSE
QB
Michael Hawkins	Allen,TX	****(.9161)	NONE
Adrian Posse	Hialeah, FL	****(.9249)	Auburn (3) 100%
Riley Trujillo	Jacksonville, FL	***(.8693)	NONE
Air Noland	Fairbun, GA	****(.9404)	Auburn (2) 100%
Josh Flowers	Mobile, AL	****(.9188)	NONE
RB
Braylen Russell	Benton, AR	****(.9315)	Arkansas (1) 100%
Nate Palmer	Decatur, TX	****(.8947)	NONE
Traevon Dunbar	Aiken, SC	***(.8900)	NONE
David Eziomume	Kennesaw, GA	NR	NONE
Jordan Lyle	Fort Lauderdale, FL	****(.9009)	NONE
Kewan Lacy	Lancaster, TX	****(.8693)	NONE
J'Marion Burnette	Andalusia, AL	****(.9418)	NONE
Jadan BaughDecatur, GA	****(.9270	NONE
Taylor Tatum	Longview, TX	****(.9606)	NONE
WR
Courtney Cruthfield	Pine Bluff, AR	NR	NONE
CJ Brown	Bentonville, AR	NR	NONE
Ryan Wingo	St Louis, MO	*****(.9923)	Tennessee (1) 100%
Parker Livingstone	Lovejoy, TX	***(.8896)	Arkansas (1) 100%
Dae'von Hall	Bellevue, NE	****(.9109)	Nebraska (1) 100%
Jeremiah McClellan	St Louis, MO	****(.9271)	NONE
Delon Miller	Silsbee, TX	****(.9659)	NONE
TE
David Prince	Brunswick, GA	NR	NONE
Aiden Black	Milford, PA	***(.8550)	NONE
OL
JacQawn McRoy	Pinson, AL	****(.8940)	NONE
Max Anderson	Frisco, TX	****(.9336)	NONE
Jonah Logan	Saint Louis, MO	NR	NONE
Daniel Akinkunmi	NFL Academy (London)	NR	NONE
Vinny Winters	Malvern, AR	NR	Arkansas (1) 100%
Fletcher Westphal	Leesburg, VA	****(.9349)	NONE
Makai Saina	Arlington, TX	***(.8867)	NONE
Daniel Calhoun	Roswell, GA	****(.9689)	NONE
Barry Walker	Cordele, GA	***(.8867)	NONE
Web Davidson	Macon, GA	NR	NONE
Jason Zandamela	Clearwater, FL	****(.9143)	NONE
Waltclaire Flynn Jr.	Loganville, GA	****(.9458)	NONE
Andrew Sprague	Kansas City, MO	****(.9220)	NONE
DEFENSE
DE
Charleston Collins	Little Rock, AR	****(.9153)	Arkansas (2) 50% - LSU (2) 50%
TJ LIndsey	Bryant, AR	***(.8826)	NONE
Anthony reddick	Hampton, VA	***(.8726)	NONE
Kellen Lindstrom	Springfield, MO	****(.9204)	NONE
Jeffery Rush	Pascagoula, MS	****(.9263)	NONE
Kameryn Fountain	Atlanta, GA	NONE
Tycoohill Luman	Miami, FL	***(.8626)	NONE
Tyclean Luman	Miami, FL	***(.8639)	NONE
Solomon Williams	Tampa, FL	***(.8859)	NONE
Danny Okoye	Tulsa, OK	****(.9294)	NONE
Zina Umeozulu	Allen, TX	****(.9791)	NONE
Williams Nwaneri	Lees Summit, MO	*****(.9896)	NONE
Collin Simmons	Duncanville, TX	*****(.9962)	LSU (1) 100%
DT
Dion Stutts	Memphis, TN	***(.8689)	Committed to Arkansas
Marcus Downs	Greer, SC	NR	NONE
Kamarion Franklin	Lake Cormorant, MS	*****(.9885)	NONE
Nigel Smith II	Melissa, TX	****(.9796)	Oklahoma (2) 100%
Jayden Jackson	Bradenton, FL	NR	NONE
Alex January	Duncanville, TX	***(.8685)	NONE
Terrance Hibbler	Lexington, MS	NR	NONE
Malik Blocton	Pike Road, AL	***(.8526)	NONE
Terrell Spruill	Rockledge, FL	NR	NONE
LB
Brian Huff	Jonesboro, AR	NR	Arkansas (2) 100%
Melvin Laster	Liberty, MO	****(.8986)	NONE
D'Angelo Barber	Pinson, AL	***(.8850)	NONE
Xavier Atkins	Humble, TX	****(.9159)	Committed to LSU
Brandon Booker	DeSoto, TX	NR	NONE
Justin Logan	Marietta, GA	NR	NONE
Davhon Keys	Aledo, TX	***(.8896)	Oklahoma State (1) 100%
Qua Birdsong	Lagrange, GA	****(.9378)	NONE
CB
Braylon Conley	Humble, TX	***(.8867)	NONE
Tevis Metcalf	Pinson, AL	NR	NONE
Tony-Louis Nkuba	Lewisville, TX	****(.8936)	NONE
Chris Johnson Jr	Aledo, TX	NR	NONE
Noreel White	Ocean Springs, MS	****(.9067)	Committed to Arkansas
Xavier Filsaime	McKinney, TX	****(.9682)	NONE
Kobe Black	Waco, TX	*****(.9891)	NONE
PJ Woodland	Hattiesburg, MS	****(.9029)	Miss State 100%
Elijah Hall	Tuskegee, AL	NR	NONE
Josh Philostin	West Palm Beach, FL	****(.9021)	NONE
S
Ka'Davion Dotson	Duncanville, TX	****(.9268)	Arkansas (1) 50% - LSU (1) 50%
Tyler Singleton	Many, LA	****(.9741)	NONE
Zahir Rainer	Richmond, VA	***(.8652)	Virginia Tech (1) 100%
KJ Bolden	Buford, GA	*****(.9976)	NONE
Tomauri Johnson	Miami, FL	***(.8652)	NONE
Mekhai White	King George, VA	***(.8826)	NONE
Marqavious Saboor	Marietta, GA	NR	NONE
Corian Gipson	****(.9540)	Lancaster, TX	NONE

Basketball

2023 Basketball Signees (#27 by 247, #13 by Rivals)

Player	Pos.	Location	Composite
Layden Blocker	PG	Maumell, AR	*****(.9902)
Baye Fall	C	Denver, CO	*****(.9945)

2023 Offers

Ranked Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	18	#18 Xavier	#23 Providence	28	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN2	29	Auburn	#3 Alabama	3	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	145	DePaul	#12 UConn	5	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	16	#22 Maryland	Ohio State	65	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	84	Vanderbilt	#25 Kentucky	21	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	52	Oklahoma	#11 Kansas State	20	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	214	Georgetown	#21 Creighton	14	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	9	#8 Texas	#20 TCU	22	Thread	Thread
FINAL		278	Chicago State	#9 Gonzaga	10	Thread	Thread

Nationally Televised Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	ESPNU	55	Pittsburgh	Notre Dame	169	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	88	Tulane	East Carolina	212	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	Big Ten Network	50	Penn State	Northwestern	48	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	53	Missouri	LSU	150	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	238	Rhode Island	Loyola Chicago	257	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	35	Utah State	UNLV	86	Thread	Thread

Other Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	ESPN+	304	Charleston Southern	High Point	299	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	363	Long Island University	Merrimack	316	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	359	St. Francis Brooklyn	Fairleigh Dickinson	320	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	341	Central Connecticut	St. Francis (PA)	343	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	315	Wagner	Sacred Heart	331	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	310	Tulsa	South Florida	138	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	159	Richmond	Saint Joseph's	213
FINAL	ESPN+	198	UMass	Duquesne	105	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	217	George Washington	Davidson	136
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	147	Fordham	George Mason	140	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	339	Lindenwood	Southeast Missouri State	271	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	72	Sam Houston	Stephen F. Austin	118	Thread	Thread
FORFEIT	ESPN+	187	New Mexico State	Abilene Christian	183
FINAL	ESPN+	349	Presbyterian	Campbell	237	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	358	Lamar	Nicholls	252
FINAL	ESPN+	256	SE Louisiana	Houston Christian	348
FINAL	ESPN+	239	UT Arlington	Utah Valley	85	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	338	New Orleans	McNeese	336	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT		182	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Texas A&M-Commerce	300
FINAL	ESPN+	335	Incarnate Word	Northwestern State	211
FINAL	ESPN+	130	Grand Canyon	Southern Utah	101	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	132	Seattle U	Utah Tech	181
FINAL	ESPN+	264	Southern Indiana	SIU Edwardsville	247	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	245	UT Rio Grande Valley	California Baptist	162

^{Last Updated: 2023-03-02 10:06:06 EST}

Source: https://twitter.com/bmarcello/status/1630701640129957891
Notable: Kam played for Gus at Auburn and was part of his 2016 signing class. 247
Gus's former players on staff now:

• Kam Martin - RBs
• Jeremiah Dinson - GA
• Nate Craig-Myers - Director of Player Personnel

Ranked Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	CBS	5	#19 UConn	St. John's	87	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox	12	#17 Creighton	Villanova	67	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	56	Oklahoma	#21 Iowa State	20	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	22	#24 TCU	Texas Tech	51	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	15	Arkansas	#2 Alabama	3	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS	64	Arizona State	#6 Arizona	10	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	9	#7 Texas	#9 Baylor	14	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	19	#15 Kansas State	Oklahoma State	41	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	25	#25 Texas A&M	Mississippi State	43	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	21	West Virginia	#3 Kansas	7	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	214	Florida State	#14 Miami	28	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	33	#8 Virginia	North Carolina	48	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	220	South Carolina	#12 Tennessee	6	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox	24	#18 Indiana	#5 Purdue	4	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Fox Sports 1	151	DePaul	#10 Marquette	11	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	1	#1 Houston	East Carolina	213	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	8	#13 Saint Mary's	#11 Gonzaga	13	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	16	#20 San Diego State	New Mexico	49	Thread	Thread

Nationally Televised Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL/OT	ESPN	29	Michigan State	Iowa	47	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	331	Stony Brook	Charleston	68	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	62	Missouri	Georgia	132	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	92	Furman	Samford	124	Thread	Thread
FINAL	USA Net	240	Rhode Island	Fordham	140	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Big Ten Network	222	Minnesota	Nebraska	90	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	115	Colgate	Navy	172	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS	23	Auburn	Kentucky	31	Thread	Thread
FINAL	Pac-12 Network	55	Washington State	California	263	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ACC Network	107	Syracuse	Pittsburgh	59	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	53	Florida	Vanderbilt	88	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	257	Loyola Chicago	Saint Louis	103
FINAL	ESPNU	152	George Mason	Dayton	60	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ACC Network	173	Notre Dame	Wake Forest	81	Thread	Thread
FINAL	CBS Sports Network	61	UAB	Western Kentucky	168	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	39	USC	Utah	52	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN	73	Virginia Tech	Duke	36	Thread	Thread
FINAL	SEC Network	145	LSU	Ole Miss	119
FINAL	Pac-12 Network	46	Oregon	Oregon State	204	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPNU	101	San Francisco	BYU	82	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN2	99	UC Irvine	Hawai'i	126	Thread	Thread

Other Games

Time	TV	KP	Away	Home	KP	GT	PGT
FINAL	ACC Network Extra	79	Clemson	NC State	40	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	277	Lehigh	Boston University	273
FINAL	ESPN3	131	Ohio	Miami (OH)	293
FINAL		318	Merrimack	Long Island University	363	Thread	Thread
FINAL		333	Sacred Heart	Central Connecticut	337	Thread	Thread
FINAL		358	St. Francis Brooklyn	Fairleigh Dickinson	324
FINAL	ESPN+	195	Wright State	Detroit Mercy	196
FINAL	ESPN+	269	Lafayette	Bucknell	305	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	255	Army	Holy Cross	338
FINAL	ACC Network Extra	272	Louisville	Georgia Tech	202	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN3	287	Maine	Binghamton	303	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	122	Princeton	Harvard	158
FINAL	ESPN+	278	Dartmouth	Pennsylvania	133	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	186	Brown	Columbia	348	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	188	UTEP	Florida Atlantic	37
FINAL	ESPN+	295	High Point	Winthrop	241
FINAL	ESPN+	199	Gardner-Webb	South Carolina Upstate	266
FINAL	ESPN+	235	Campbell	Radford	180
FINAL	ESPN+	313	The Citadel	Mercer	245
FINAL	ESPN3	192	Buffalo	Toledo	91
FINAL	ESPN3	239	Northern Illinois	Central Michigan	325
FINAL	ESPN+	264	Western Illinois	North Dakota State	208	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	197	St. Thomas - Minnesota	North Dakota	282	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT		345	Hampton	North Carolina A&T	306
FINAL		353	Monmouth	William & Mary	322
FINAL		301	Northeastern	Hofstra	94	Thread	Thread
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	177	Utah Tech	UT Arlington	238
FINAL		57	Oral Roberts	South Dakota State	155	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	262	UT Martin	Morehead State	253
FINAL	ESPN+	182	Northern Kentucky	Oakland	268
FINAL	ESPN+	224	Northern Arizona	Northern Colorado	218
FINAL	ESPN3	143	Ball State	Eastern Michigan	310
FINAL		242	Howard	North Carolina Central	193
FINAL		206	Grambling	Florida A&M	356
FINAL		251	Southern	Bethune-Cookman	352
FINAL		355	Delaware State	Morgan State	300
FINAL		249	Maryland-Eastern Shore	Coppin State	343
FINAL		159	Louisiana Tech	Middle Tennessee	123
FINAL	ESPN3	125	Vermont	Bryant	203	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	179	Rice	Charlotte	113
FINAL		181	Norfolk State	South Carolina State	336
FINAL	ESPN+	350	Houston Christian	Nicholls	244
FINAL	ESPN+	340	Presbyterian	Charleston Southern	314	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	354	VMI	Western Carolina	254
FINAL	ESPN+	110	UNC Greensboro	East Tennessee State	236
FINAL		317	Wagner	St. Francis (PA)	335
FINAL/OT		120	Cal State Fullerton	Cal State Bakersfield	291
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	342	McNeese	SE Louisiana	259
FINAL	ESPN3	156	UNC Asheville	Longwood	150
FINAL	ESPN+	265	Southeast Missouri State	SIU Edwardsville	258
FINAL	ESPN+	271	Southern Indiana	Tennessee State	281
FINAL	ESPN+	298	Tennessee Tech	Eastern Illinois	346
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	327	Little Rock	Lindenwood	341
FINAL		270	Prairie View A&M	Alcorn State	243
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	285	American University	Loyola Maryland	330	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN3	276	New Hampshire	UMass Lowell	154	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	297	Texas A&M-Commerce	Incarnate Word	339
FINAL	ESPN3	75	Kent State	Bowling Green	283	Thread	Thread
FINAL		320	Omaha	Denver	290
FINAL	ESPN+	237	Purdue Fort Wayne	Green Bay	361
FINAL	ESPN+	212	Northwestern State	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	187	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	102	Southern Utah	Sam Houston	70	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	225	La Salle	George Washington	217
FINAL	ESPN+	142	UC Davis	Cal Poly	311
FINAL	ESPN+	232	Portland State	Montana State	112
FINAL		304	Texas Southern	Jackson State	307
FINAL		315	Alabama A&M	Alabama State	347
FINAL		319	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	Mississippi Valley State	357
FINAL	ESPN+	174	SMU	South Florida	139
FINAL	ESPN3	329	NJIT	Albany	351
FINAL	ESPN+	137	Cornell	Yale	72
FINAL	ESPN+	308	UTSA	Florida International	216
FINAL	ESPN+	344	New Orleans	Lamar	359
FINAL/OT		26	Boise State	San José State	104	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	86	Utah Valley	Abilene Christian	184	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	191	Chattanooga	Wofford	231
FINAL		316	Western Michigan	Akron	105
FINAL		162	Portland	Pacific	198
FINAL	ESPN+	117	Youngstown State	IUPUI	360
FINAL		141	Towson	UNC Wilmington	169
FINAL		230	Delaware	Elon	326
FINAL	ESPN+	321	Cal State Northridge	Long Beach State	148
FINAL/OT	ESPN+	160	Tarleton	UT Rio Grande Valley	250
FINAL	ESPN3	284	Kansas City	South Dakota	312	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	178	Cleveland State	Milwaukee	233
FINAL	ESPN+	111	Eastern Washington	Idaho State	247	Thread	Thread
FINAL	ESPN+	226	Sacramento State	Montana	161
FINAL	ESPN+	289	Idaho	Weber State	211
FINAL		84	Santa Clara	San Diego	207
FINAL	ESPN+	121	UC Santa Barbara	UC San Diego	261
FINAL		106	Loyola Marymount	Pepperdine	170

^{Last Updated: 2023-02-26 10:06:05 EST}

Time (ET)	Teams	ML	Spread	Total
2/25	Michigan State	+197	+5.5 -110	o145.5 -112
12:00 PM	Iowa	-250	-5.5 -110	u145.5 -110
2/25	TCU	+115	+2.5 -112	o144.5 -110
12:00 PM	Texas Tech	-135	-2.5 -107	u144.5 -110
2/25	Stony Brook	+1600	+19.5 -110	o146.5 -110
12:00 PM	Coll Of Charleston	-5000	-19.5 -110	u146.5 -110
2/25	Oklahoma	+250	+7.0 -110	o129.0 -110
12:00 PM	Iowa State	-315	-7.0 -109	u129.0 -109
2/25	Connecticut	-335	-7.5 -110	o152.0 -110
12:00 PM	St. John's	+260	+7.5 -110	u152.0 -110
2/25	Clemson	+210	+6.0 -110	o151.5 -110
12:00 PM	NC State	-260	-6.0 -110	u151.5 -110
2/25	Creighton	-137	-2.5 -110	o134.5 -107
12:00 PM	Villanova	+115	+2.5 -110	u134.5 -110
2/25	Missouri	-175	-3.5 -110	o155.5 -110
1:00 PM	Georgia	+140	+3.5 -110	u155.5 -110
2/25	Wright State	+107	+1.5 -107	o161.5 -110
1:00 PM	Detroit	-130	-1.5 -112	u161.5 -110
2/25	Ohio	-250	-6.0 -110	o151.5 -110
1:00 PM	Miami Ohio	+200	+6.0 -110	u151.5 -110
2/25	Merrimack	-1000	-12.5 -110	o132.0 -110
1:00 PM	Long Island	+600	+12.5 -110	u132.0 -110
2/25	Lehigh	+140	+3.5 -110	o138.5 -110
1:00 PM	Boston University	-165	-3.5 -110	u138.5 -110
2/25	St. Francis NY	+275	+7.5 -110	o143.5 -110
1:00 PM	Fairleigh Dickinson	-350	-7.5 -110	u143.5 -110
2/25	Sacred Heart	+101	+1.5 -112	o141.5 -110
1:00 PM	Central Connecticut	-121	-1.5 -108	u141.5 -110
2/25	Gardner Webb	-146	-2.5 -112	o132.5 -110
2:00 PM	USC Upstate	+122	+2.5 -107	u132.5 -110
2/25	Hampton	+235	+7.0 -110	o155.0 -110
2:00 PM	North Carolina A&T	-300	-7.0 -110	u155.0 -111
2/25	Arizona State	+550	+12.5 -110	o154.0 -110
2:00 PM	Arizona	-835	-12.5 -110	u154.0 -110
2/25	Brown	-500	-9.5 -110	o148.0 -110
2:00 PM	Columbia	+360	+9.5 -110	u148.0 -110
2/25	Western Illinois	+290	+8.0 -105	o149.5 -110
2:00 PM	North Dakota State	-360	-8.0 -115	u149.5 -110
2/25	UTEP	+580	+12.0 -110	o141.5 -115
2:00 PM	Florida Atlantic	-800	-12.0 -110	u141.5 -105
2/25	Northeastern	+810	+14.0 -108	o139.5 +100
2:00 PM	Hofstra	-1350	-14.0 -112	u139.5 -120
2/25	Louisville	+240	+7.0 -107	o138.5 -110
2:00 PM	Georgia Tech	-300	-7.0 -112	u138.5 -110
2/25	The Citadel	+295	+8.0 -105	o135.5 -110
2:00 PM	Mercer	-365	-8.0 -115	u135.5 -110
2/25	Northern Illinois	-145	-2.5 -110	o133.5 -105
2:00 PM	Central Michigan	+120	+2.5 -110	u133.5 -110
2/25	St. Thomas MN	-143	-2.5 -110	o149.5 -105
2:00 PM	North Dakota	+123	+2.5 -110	u149.5 -115
2/25	Arkansas	+280	+7.5 -105	o154.0 -110
2:00 PM	Alabama	-357	-7.5 -115	u154.0 -110
2/25	Kansas State	+165	+4.0 -110	o143.0 -115
2:00 PM	Oklahoma State	-190	-4.0 -110	u143.0 -105
2/25	Texas	+175	+4.0 -105	o148.5 -110
2:00 PM	Baylor	-205	-4.0 -115	u148.5 -110
2/25	Princeton	-104	+1.0 -105	o141.0 -115
2:00 PM	Harvard	-116	-1.0 -115	u141.0 -105
2/25	Army	-180	-4.0 -110	o147.0 -110
2:00 PM	Holy Cross	+150	+4.0 -110	u147.0 -110
2/25	Campbell	+152	+4.0 -110	o128.5 -110
2:00 PM	Radford	-184	-4.0 -110	u128.5 -110
2/25	High Point	+230	+6.0 -102	o154.5 -115
2:00 PM	Winthrop	-275	-6.0 -118	u154.5 -105
2/25	Lafayette	-110	-1.0 -110	o129.0 -105
2:00 PM	Bucknell	-110	+1.0 -110	u129.0 -115
2/25	Monmouth	+132	+3.0 -110	o134.5 -110
2:00 PM	William & Mary	-159	-3.0 -110	u134.5 -110
2/25	Maine	+128	+3.0 -110	o136.5 -110
2:00 PM	Binghamton	-153	-3.0 -110	u136.5 -110
2/25	Furman	-125	-1.5 -110	o152.5 -110
2:00 PM	Samford	+105	+1.5 -110	u152.5 -110
2/25	Dartmouth	+425	+10.5 -110	o146.0 -110
2:00 PM	Pennsylvania	-590	-10.5 -110	u146.0 -110
2/25	Buffalo	+520	+11.5 -110	o165.5 -110
2:00 PM	Toledo	-700	-11.5 -110	u165.5 -110
2/25	Rhode Island	+320	+8.5 -116	o137.0 -105
2:30 PM	Fordham	-400	-8.5 -104	u137.0 -115
2/25	Northern Arizona	+185	+5.5 -110	o152.0 -110
3:00 PM	Northern Colorado	-225	-5.5 -110	u152.0 -110
2/25	Dixie State	+102	+1.0 -105	o143.0 -109
3:00 PM	UT Arlington	-122	-1.0 -115	u143.0 -111
2/25	Northern Kentucky	-136	-2.0 -110	o133.5 -110
3:00 PM	Oakland	+112	+2.0 -110	u133.5 -110
2/25	Oral Roberts	-205	-5.5 -106	o153.0 -110
3:00 PM	South Dakota State	+170	+5.5 -115	u153.0 -110
2/25	Tennessee Martin	+170	+4.5 -110	o144.5 -110
3:00 PM	Morehead State	-195	-4.5 -110	u144.5 -110
2/25	Ball State	-327	-7.5 -110	o151.5 -110
3:30 PM	Eastern Michigan	+255	+7.5 -110	u151.5 -110
2/25	Texas A&M	+110	+2.0 -110	o126.0 -110
3:30 PM	Mississippi State	-130	-2.0 -110	u126.0 -110
2/25	Minnesota	+280	+7.5 -102	o134.0 -110
3:30 PM	Nebraska	-360	-7.5 -120	u134.0 -110
2/25	Southern	-227	-5.5 -110	o149.0 -112
4:00 PM	Bethune Cookman	+190	+5.5 -110	u149.0 -110
2/25	Florida State	+600	+13.5 -110	o155.0 -110
4:00 PM	Miami Florida	-900	-13.5 -110	u155.0 -110
2/25	NC Greensboro	-255	-6.0 -105	o134.5 -115
4:00 PM	East Tennessee State	+215	+6.0 -115	u134.5 -105
2/25	VMI	+425	+10.0 -110	o141.5 -110
4:00 PM	Western Carolina	-622	-10.0 -110	u141.5 -110
2/25	Louisiana Tech	+320	+8.5 -110	o139.0 -110
4:00 PM	Middle Tennessee State	-420	-8.5 -110	u139.0 -110
2/25	Rice	+237	+6.5 -110	o136.5 -110
4:00 PM	Charlotte	-300	-6.5 -110	u136.5 -110
2/25	CS Fullerton	-315	-6.5 -115	o125.5 -110
4:00 PM	CS Bakersfield	+250	+6.5 -105	u125.5 -110
2/25	Vermont	-141	-2.5 -110	o151.5 -110
4:00 PM	Bryant	+118	+2.5 -110	u151.5 -110
2/25	Presbyterian	+185	+5.5 -110	o136.5 -115
4:00 PM	Charleston Southern	-225	-5.5 -110	u136.5 -105
2/25	West Virginia	+490	+9.5 -115	o150.5 -110
4:00 PM	Kansas	-630	-9.5 -105	u150.5 -110
2/25	Houston Baptist	+490	+11.5 -110	o161.5 -115
4:00 PM	Nicholls State	-710	-11.5 -110	u161.5 -107
2/25	Delaware State	+199	+5.5 -110	o142.5 -110
4:00 PM	Morgan State	-247	-5.5 -110	u142.5 -107
2/25	Norfolk State	-375	-8.0 -110	o150.5 -110
4:00 PM	South Carolina State	+300	+8.0 -110	u150.5 -110
2/25	Colgate	-120	-1.5 -110	o142.5 -110
4:00 PM	Navy	+100	+1.5 -110	u142.5 -110
2/25	Grambling	-500	-9.5 -114	o123.0 -110
4:00 PM	Florida A&M	+377	+9.5 -108	u123.0 -110
2/25	Howard	+195	+5.5 -110	o145.0 -112
4:00 PM	NC Central	-242	-5.5 -110	u145.0 -110
2/25	MD Eastern Shore	-135	-2.0 -110	o148.0 -110
4:00 PM	Coppin State	+115	+2.0 -110	u148.0 -110
2/25	Wagner	-107	PK -110	o132.0 -110
4:00 PM	St. Francis PA	-112	PK -110	u132.0 -110
2/25	Auburn	+190	+5.0 -110	o141.0 -110
4:15 PM	Kentucky	-220	-5.0 -110	u141.0 -110
2/25	Southern Indiana	+155	+3.5 -103	o155.0 -110
4:30 PM	Tennessee State	-175	-3.5 -117	u155.0 -110
2/25	Arkansas Little Rock	-110	+1.0 -110	o148.5 -110
4:30 PM	Lindenwood	-110	-1.0 -110	u148.5 -110
2/25	McNeese State	+297	+8.5 -112	o146.5 -110
4:30 PM	SE Louisiana	-375	-8.5 -107	u146.5 -110
2/25	SE Missouri State	+163	+4.0 -104	o154.5 -137
4:30 PM	SIU Edwardsville	-183	-4.0 -116	u154.5 +117
2/25	UNC Asheville	+227	+6.5 -112	o138.5 -110
4:30 PM	Longwood	-277	-6.5 -107	u138.5 -110
2/25	Tennessee Tech	-130	-1.5 -110	o141.5 -110
4:30 PM	Eastern Illinois	+110	+1.5 -110	u141.5 -110
2/25	Kent State	-650	-11.5 -107	o151.0 -112
5:00 PM	Bowling Green	+450	+11.5 -112	u151.0 -110
2/25	IPFW	-575	-10.5 -110	o138.5 -110
5:00 PM	Wisconsin Green Bay	+425	+10.5 -110	u138.5 -110
2/25	Syracuse	+220	+5.5 -107	o142.5 -135
5:00 PM	Pittsburgh	-260	-5.5 -113	u142.5 +115
2/25	American	-100	+1.5 -110	o127.5 -110
5:00 PM	Loyola Maryland	-120	-1.5 -110	u127.5 -110
2/25	New Hampshire	+462	+10.5 -110	o136.5 -110
5:00 PM	UMass Lowell	-674	-10.5 -110	u136.5 -110
2/25	Nebraska Omaha	+240	+7.0 -110	o147.5 -110
5:00 PM	Denver	-300	-7.0 -110	u147.5 -110
2/25	Washington State	-877	-12.0 -110	o125.5 -107
5:00 PM	California	+559	+12.0 -110	u125.5 -110
2/25	Texas A&M Commerce		-1.5 -125	o138.0 -110
5:20 PM	Incarnate Word		+1.5 +105	u138.0 -110
2/25	Southern Utah	+185	+5.0 -115	o143.5 -105
5:30 PM	Sam Houston State	-215	-5.0 -105	u143.5 -115
2/25	Prairie View	+127	+2.5 -110	o133.5 -110
5:30 PM	Alcorn State	-147	-2.5 -110	u133.5 -110
2/25	Northwestern State	+172	+4.5 -110	o147.0 -115
5:30 PM	Texas A&M Corpus Christi	-210	-4.5 -110	u147.0 -105
2/25	Loyola Chicago	+460	+11.0 -110	o143.5 -110
6:00 PM	Saint Louis	-675	-11.0 -110	u143.5 -110
2/25	Florida	+150	+4.0 -110	o147.0 -110
6:00 PM	Vanderbilt	-186	-4.0 -110	u147.0 -110
2/25	South Carolina	+2000	+23.5 -110	o129.5 -114
6:00 PM	Tennessee	-8000	-23.5 -110	u129.5 -110
2/25	Portland State	+400	+10.5 -110	o145.5 -112
6:00 PM	Montana State	-550	-10.5 -110	u145.5 -110
2/25	La Salle	+130	+3.0 -110	o151.5 -107
6:00 PM	George Washington	-150	-3.0 -110	u151.5 -110
2/25	Virginia	+171	+4.5 -108	o132.0 -112
6:00 PM	North Carolina	-210	-4.5 -112	u132.0 -110
2/25	George Mason	+480	+11.0 -110	o128.5 -110
6:00 PM	Dayton	-715	-11.0 -109	u128.5 -109
2/25	UC Davis	-275	-6.0 -110	o133.0 -110
6:00 PM	Cal Poly	+230	+6.0 -110	u133.0 -110
2/25	Texas Southern	-106	+1.0 -109	o140.5 -110
6:30 PM	Jackson State	-113	-1.0 -111	u140.5 -110
2/25	Alabama A&M	-135	-2.5 -115	o138.5 -115
6:45 PM	Alabama State	+105	+2.5 -115	u138.5 -115
2/25	Utah Valley	-130	-2.0 -105	o150.0 -110
7:00 PM	Abilene Christian	+110	+2.0 -115	u150.0 -110
2/25	CS Northridge	+600	+12.5 -110	o148.5 -110
7:00 PM	Long Beach State	-900	-12.5 -110	u148.5 -110
2/25	NJIT	+100	+1.5 -110	o140.0 -110
7:00 PM	Albany NY	-120	-1.5 -110	u140.0 -110
2/25	New Orleans	-170	-3.5 -110	o145.5 -110
7:00 PM	Lamar	+142	+3.5 -109	u145.5 -110
2/25	Towson	-132	-2.0 -112	o134.5 -115
7:00 PM	UNC Wilmington	+112	+2.0 -107	u134.5 -108
2/25	Portland	-144	-3.0 -107	o156.5 -110
7:00 PM	Pacific	+120	+3.0 -113	u156.5 -110
2/25	Arkansas Pine Bluff	-127	-1.5 -110	o137.5 -110
7:00 PM	Mississippi Valley St	+107	+1.5 -110	u137.5 -110
2/25	Youngstown State	-1450	-15.5 -110	o152.5 -110
7:00 PM	IUPUI	+810	+15.5 -110	u152.5 -110
2/25	SMU	+151	+4.5 -110	o153.5 -107
7:00 PM	South Florida	-184	-4.5 -110	u153.5 -115
2/25	Delaware	-182	-4.5 -107	o138.5 -110
7:00 PM	Elon	+150	+4.5 -112	u138.5 -110
2/25	Texas San Antonio	+250	+8.5 -112	o149.5 -110
7:00 PM	Florida International	-310	-8.5 -107	u149.5 -110
2/25	Notre Dame	+280	+7.5 -106	o150.0 -110
7:00 PM	Wake Forest	-360	-7.5 -112	u150.0 -110
2/25	Chattanooga	+111	+2.0 -110	o148.5 -110
7:00 PM	Wofford	-135	-2.0 -110	u148.5 -110
2/25	Western Michigan	+850	+15.0 -110	o137.0 -110
7:00 PM	Akron	-1450	-15.0 -110	u137.0 -110
2/25	Cornell	+245	+7.0 -110	o153.5 -110
7:00 PM	Yale	-315	-7.0 -110	u153.5 -109
2/25	Boise State	-180	-4.0 -106	o132.5 -110
7:00 PM	San Jose State	+150	+4.0 -115	u132.5 -110
2/25	DePaul	+700	+14.0 -110	o153.0 -109
7:30 PM	Marquette	-1250	-14.0 -110	u153.0 -110
2/25	Indiana	+255	+6.5 -110	o138.5 -110
7:30 PM	Purdue	-305	-6.5 -110	u138.5 -110
2/25	Tarleton State	-200	-4.5 -110	o145.5 -110
7:50 PM	UT Rio Grande Valley	+170	+4.5 -110	u145.5 -110
2/25	Eastern Washington	-242	-5.5 -110	o145.0 -112
8:00 PM	Idaho State	+192	+5.5 -110	u145.0 -108
2/25	Houston	-110	-21.0 -110	o133.5 -108
8:00 PM	East Carolina	-110	+21.0 -110	u133.5 -112
2/25	Kansas City	+168	+4.5 -110	o133.0 -110
8:00 PM	South Dakota	-205	-4.5 -110	u133.0 -110
2/25	Cleveland State	-122	-1.5 -110	o149.0 -110
8:00 PM	Wisconsin Milwaukee	+104	+1.5 -110	u149.0 -110
2/25	UAB	-250	-6.0 -113	o152.0 -110
8:00 PM	Western Kentucky	+210	+6.0 -107	u152.0 -110
2/25	Virginia Tech	+240	+6.5 -107	o140.5 -110
8:00 PM	Duke	-300	-6.5 -112	u140.5 -110
2/25	USC	-140	-2.5 -108	o141.5 -110
8:00 PM	Utah	+116	+2.5 -112	u141.5 -107
2/25	LSU	+152	+4.0 -106	o135.5 -110
8:30 PM	Mississippi	-187	-4.0 -115	u135.5 -110
2/25	Sacramento State	+215	+6.0 -110	o127.5 -110
9:00 PM	Montana	-275	-6.0 -110	u127.5 -110
2/25	Idaho	+280	+8.0 -110	o136.5 -110
9:00 PM	Weber State	-360	-8.0 -110	u136.5 -107
2/25	Oregon	-450	-9.0 -110	o128.5 -110
10:00 PM	Oregon State	+340	+9.0 -110	u128.5 -110
2/25	Santa Clara	-327	-7.5 -110	o161.5 -110
10:00 PM	San Diego	+250	+7.5 -110	u161.5 -110
2/25	Saint Mary's CA	+220	+6.5 -112	o140.5 -110
10:00 PM	Gonzaga	-275	-6.5 -108	u140.5 -110
2/25	San Francisco	+220	+6.5 -110	o148.5 -110
10:00 PM	BYU	-275	-6.5 -110	u148.5 -110
2/25	Cal Irvine	+105	+1.5 -110	o133.5 -107
10:00 PM	Hawaii	-125	-1.5 -110	u133.5 -110
2/25	Cal Santa Barbara	-240	-5.5 -110	o137.0 -110
10:00 PM	UC San Diego	+200	+5.5 -110	u137.0 -110
2/25	San Diego State	-141	-2.5 -110	o147.5 -110
10:00 PM	New Mexico	+118	+2.5 -110	u147.5 -110
2/25	Loyola Marymount	-135	-2.0 -110	o159.5 -110
10:30 PM	Pepperdine	+115	+2.0 -110	u159.5 -110

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