Ricky Campbell

Jaguars receive: DE Jeremy Pruitt NYG receive: 2025 3rd round (79) 2026 4th round (107) @thatfunk

Subscriber Recruit: First Name: Jordan Last Name: Brooks Position: QB Archtype: Field General Height: 6'3" Weight: 218 Hometown: Cupertino High School: Monta Vista State: CA

Jacksonville University Dolphins OCC Schedule, ASUN: Week 1A: vs Utah @SageBow Week 1B: vs UGA @Sarge Week 2A: vs Baylor SimFBA Classic @Vivid Week 2B: at Saint Marys @Migi Week 3A: vs Utah State @Ewade Week 3B: OPEN - SEEKING INVITE Week 4A: at UC Irvine @subsequent Week 4B: at Grand Canyon (AI) Week 5A: at Houston Christian (AI) Week 5B: vs Yale (AI) Schedule completed

Nice addition to the site - I don't see JU's conference for college basketball though @alexfall862

I also have the punter kicking FGs error

UF is winning the natty

Very fair and thorough breakdown - I think you nailed the status of the Stanford program currently.

Great post!

Jacksonville Jaguars Week 1 - at Chargers @Dean (Rookies) Week 2 - vs Las Vegas @cultur3 Week 3 - at Miami @Kirby (Playing starters)

Inject this right into my veins

One of the best drafts for sure. Well done.

Just so you know - I read all of this in a British voice

Solid class for the Eagles, as always.

Accepted.

Croot - Donor First Name – Ryan Last Name – Yancey Position – ILB Archetype – Coverage Height – 6’1” Weight - 225 Hometown – Palo Alto High School – Palo Alto State – California Croot - Media First Name – Michael Last Name – Miller Position – TE Archetype – Receiving Height – 6’4” Weight - 238 Hometown – Palo Alto High School – Gunn State – California

THE STANFORD DAILY February 17th. 2024 Despite all the new changes coming to the Stanford Cardinal football program in 2024, one entity remains a stable pillar – that is star running back Vontae Knebel. Since the start of his tenure as a freshman amidst the towering redwoods in Palo Alto, the running back has captivated college football audiences with his speed, running ability, and special teams playmaking ability as a dynamic returner. However, the Cardinal will be joining a new conference in 2024, the Atlantic Coast Conference. While there will be some familiar trips to Berkeley and Eugene, the Cardinal’s schedule will include trips across the entire country to Clemson, North Carolina State and even the gray-skied tundra of Syracuse, New York. This has led to some doubt among pundits in the college football community that Knebel’s domination will translate over to the ACC. The most recent example is a video that surfaced of popular YouTube college football analyst Bud Johnson: “Everybody was asleep by the time Vontae was on the TV for those now gone forever late night Pac12 games. Crowds just don’t have the same atmosphere out West. There’s not as much NFL talent in the PAC,” said Elliott. “Can Knebel really continue his success in hostile environments like Doak Campbell Stadium or Death Valley? He couldn’t even will his team to a winning record last year!?! I’ll believe it when I see it!” When asked about the video, Knebel appeared to take the high road and stated with a smirk, “This is going be a fun last ride. That’s what I keep telling my fellow seniors. One last ride, and there’s no stopping this train, so I would say to anyone doubting us to enjoy the ride.” Coach Ricky Campbell seemed to take the slogan literally and reportedly wore a conductor’s hat to the first spring practice. The rumors out of the online forum ‘Cardinal 247’ report that he ran around the field yelling “toot toot” nonstop, which made many in the community question whether the coach is a proper fit for a prestigious university like Stanford. While the team hasn’t explicitly stated an inaugural appearance ACC title as the goal for the program, it certainly appears to be the expectation in Palo Alto. Unsatisfied with the 2023 season’s results, Coach Campbell went unconventional with his hiring of a new strength and conditioning coach. With the free time that comes with no bowl game to prepare for, Campbell went to Australia to scout possible punters and crossed paths with legendary rugby player turned coach Lucas “The Hammer” Sheffield. After a few conversations over pints, the Sydney Morning Herald was first to report that Sheffield agreed to terms to become the next strength and conditioning coach for the Cardinal. There doesn’t seem to be any jet lag in the preseason workouts in the lead up to spring practice. Knebel told us that the team has never been pushed this hard before and they are hungrier than ever. Soon enough, fans will know whether the off-season changes have the Cardinal trending in the right direction as their spring games are right around the corner. The spring games include exciting matches vs Coach @WeezeUniversity of Florida Gators, National Championship winning Coach @acewulfand his Tulsa Golden Hurricanes and a trip to vegas to faceoff against Coach @ChizDippler's UNLV Rebels. Will this be the start of a great era for Stanford football or a repeat disappointment? Time will tell.

I am going to miss being in the Pac 12

Jacksonville University Week 1 : vs Wisconsin @kwheele Week 2: Open

Ed Monix PG Florida USA 6'3" Ballwork Finishing

JU Schedule Week 1A - at UGA @Sarge Week 1B - at FAMU (AI) Week 2A - at Utah State @Ewade Week 2B - vs Washington State @TuscanSota Week 3A - vs UC Urine @subsequent Week 3B - Battle for Atlantis Week 4A - vs SMU @JW1952TX Week 4B - vs Northern Colorado (AI) Week 10A - at Portland (AI) Week 10B - vs Chicago State (AI) Need 10 games - 6 away, 4 home

Before UDFA signings interface listed 2.07mil in cap space. Signed 3 players at league minimum but today interface says -1.46 million. @Piercewise1

Jacksonville Jaguars Preseason Schedule Week 1 - vs Packers (backups) @Suffocation Week 2 - at Ealges (starters) @SageBow Week 3 - at Cowboys (backups) @Rocketcan

Stanford Spring Schedule: Week 1 - at Indiana @Piercewise1 Week 2 - vs Western Michigan @Jieret Week 3 - vs Michigan @subsequent

Jacksonville Jaguars 2023 NFL Draft In-Review Despite trading away most of their picks in this year’s NFL draft, the Jaguars were able to select multiple players that should be contributors for their roster today and into the future. @Weeze Round 2, Pick 53 – DE Garrison Hoes, LSU Garrison is arguably the most day 1 ready defensive end in the draft this season, which he will need to live up to with the departure of veteran DE Harold Campbell in 2023. His terrorizing presence on defense was one of the biggest reasons LSU was able to improve in the SEC this season. In addition to his skill on the field, we mostly selected Garrison to appease Matt Howard by telling him we drafted “Hoes”. Round 2, Pick 59 – RB Jaquiski Zettel, Florida Atlantic Felt to be the most underrated and best running back in the class by the Jaguars Front Office, with their 2nd pick in this round the Jags turn to the running back position with speedster Jaquiski Zettel out of Florida Atlantic. Zettel was the leading rusher and receiver in an otherwise pedestrian FAU offense that failed to utilize the RB to his full potential. While snubbed for the NFL combine, Zettel showed out in the CUSA pro day putting up unfathomable numbers. His 40 time is lightning fast and he is the best receiver in the class by far, making him the perfect heir to the running back throne when Tabbert’s career is over in Duval. Round 6, Pick 187 – ILB Travis Lucas, Liberty In the 6th round, the Jaguars got their linebacker depth by selecting stud ILB out of Liberty Travis Lucas. Lucas led his team in tackles (77) and tackles for loss (26) in 2022. He was also able to force 3 fumbles. Lucas is felt to be a high potential player that can hopefully stiffen up the Jaguars running defense. Lucas is the first football player in Liberty history to be awarded the Champion Award for his volunteer work in the community.