Former Michigan State defensive tackle Derrick Harmon has committed to Oregon, he announced Friday. Harmon, the No. 2 player in The Athletic’s rankings of the best available transfers, chose the Ducks over USC, Colorado and Ohio State and joins a portal recruiting class that is among the best in the country as Oregon pursues a College Football Playoff bid in Year 3 under coach Dan Lanning. The 6-foot-5, 320-pound redshirt junior initially entered the transfer portal in December after Michigan State’s coaching change and took official visits to Oregon, Ohio State and Auburn. He electe ..read more

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TCU transfer defensive tackle Damonic Williams has committed to Oklahoma, he announced Thursday. The 6-foot-2, 290-pound lineman was No. 2 in The Athletic’s rankings of the best available players in the transfer portal and chose the Sooners over LSU, Texas and Missouri. Williams, a former three-star recruit from California, developed into one of the Big 12’s best young defensive tackles with the Horned Frogs. He became a starter at nose tackle as a true freshman, earned Freshman All-America honors during the Horned Frogs’ run to the College Football Playoff title game in 2022 and started ..read more

ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia has given contract extensions to football coach Kirby Smart and athletic director Josh Brooks, announcing both on Thursday afternoon, a message of alignment between the school and its powerful football program. Smart received a two-year extension through Dec. 2033 and a $1.75 million raise. He will $13 million per year, with bonuses up to $1.55 million. In announcing Smart’s extension, Brooks listed the performance of his teams, along with the 63 draft picks during his first eight seasons. “I’m sure you will agree with me that his leadership of our program has ..read more

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