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🚨 REPORT: Charlotte has moved Saturday's Homecoming matchup against Memphis to 11 a.m. ET due to expected inclement weather in the area.

School officials made the change in an effort to provide safer conditions for players and fans attending the game.

Charlotte students have reportedly been informed that Homecoming festivities will now begin at approximately 6:45 in the morning.

Several fraternities have confirmed this changes absolutely nothing.

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#GoldStandard #CharlotteFootball #CollegeFootball #ESPN

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@orangebloods_ @CodyCarpentier Aaron Murray had plenty to say about Arch Manning. 👀

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🚨 REPORT: Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray isn't buying the NFL hype surrounding Texas quarterback Arch Manning.

Murray called Manning a mid-round NFL talent, questioned whether he possesses an elite NFL trait and said teams will draft him because his last name is Manning. He added that he'd take Carson Beck over Arch “every day of the week.”

It's a brutal assessment from Aaron Murray, who many college football fans just learned he also played in college and in the NFL.

Murray certainly knows mid-round quarterback talent, though. The Chiefs drafted him 163rd overall and he finished his NFL career with exactly zero passing attempts.

— Grant Callahan, CSN
#HookEm #TexasFootball

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@orangebloods_ Aaron Murray had plenty to say about Arch Manning. 👀

Read full story 👇

https://t.co/K5lsPNz4l9

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🚨 REPORT: Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray isn't buying the NFL hype surrounding Texas quarterback Arch Manning.

Murray called Manning a mid-round NFL talent, questioned whether he possesses an elite NFL trait and said teams will draft him because his last name is Manning. He added that he'd take Carson Beck over Arch “every day of the week.”

It's a brutal assessment from Aaron Murray, who many college football fans just learned he also played in college and in the NFL.

Murray certainly knows mid-round quarterback talent, though. The Chiefs drafted him 163rd overall and he finished his NFL career with exactly zero passing attempts.

— Grant Callahan, CSN
#HookEm #TexasFootball

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🚨 REPORT: Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray isn't buying the NFL hype surrounding Texas quarterback Arch Manning.

Murray called Manning a mid-round NFL talent, questioned whether he possesses an elite NFL trait and said teams will draft him because his last name is Manning. He added that he'd take Carson Beck over Arch “every day of the week.”

It's a brutal assessment from Aaron Murray, who many college football fans just learned he also played in college and in the NFL.

Murray certainly knows mid-round quarterback talent, though. The Chiefs drafted him 163rd overall and he finished his NFL career with exactly zero passing attempts.

— Grant Callahan, CSN
#HookEm #TexasFootball

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@GridironHoosier @TacksTV Probably had ChatGPT write your response like you had it create your logo.

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@GridironHoosier Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

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👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

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@AlecKeezer Rutgers wong be able to tackle whoever gets put back there.

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@daily_hoosier Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

Read full story👇

https://t.co/9uTkupyUfV

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👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

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@michaelniziolek Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

Read full story👇

https://t.co/9uTkupyUfV

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👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

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@KirkwoodandDunn @Hoosier_Review Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

Read full story👇

https://t.co/9uTkupyUfV

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👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

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@IndianaFootball Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

Read full story👇

https://t.co/9uTkupzs5t

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👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

[Grant Callahan @GrantCalNCAA]

@Hoosier_Huddle Indiana’s situation just got a lot more interesting heading into Saturday. 👀

Read full story👇

https://t.co/9uTkupzs5t

[Grant Callahan @GrantCalNCAA]

👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

[Grant Callahan @GrantCalNCAA]

👀REPORT: No. 5 Indiana could enter Saturday’s matchup with Rutgers severely shorthanded at running back.

Lee Beebe Jr. was added to the injury report Thursday after rushing for a career-high 203 yards against Northwestern, joining Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin and Sean Cuono with injury concerns.

Cignetti says the Hoosiers remain confident in their depth.

Mostly because Rutgers still has to tackle whoever they put back there.

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@SMUBasketball 👀🐎SMU is searching for an answer to issues with special teams.

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🚨 DEVELOPING: SMU HC Rhett Lashlee has opened competition for the Mustangs’ special teams units after a disastrous start to the season.

SMU is just 3-for-7 on field goals, and QB Kevin Jennings said Lashlee told the team, “If you want to play special teams, text my phone.” Lashlee later admitted, “We’re not very good right now.”

Sources say Lashlee received 46 texts within the hour, including three from his current kickers asking if they could try out again.

“Fuck it,” Lashlee reportedly told staff. “Put my number on the Jumbotron Saturday. Somebody in that stadium has to be able to kick.”

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#PonyUp #SMUFootball #Mustangs

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@PatrickEngel_ 👀🐎SMU is searching for an answer to issues with special teams.

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🚨 DEVELOPING: SMU HC Rhett Lashlee has opened competition for the Mustangs’ special teams units after a disastrous start to the season.

SMU is just 3-for-7 on field goals, and QB Kevin Jennings said Lashlee told the team, “If you want to play special teams, text my phone.” Lashlee later admitted, “We’re not very good right now.”

Sources say Lashlee received 46 texts within the hour, including three from his current kickers asking if they could try out again.

“Fuck it,” Lashlee reportedly told staff. “Put my number on the Jumbotron Saturday. Somebody in that stadium has to be able to kick.”

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#PonyUp #SMUFootball #Mustangs

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@BenAbbottTX 👀🐎SMU Addresses Special Teams Issues

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🚨 DEVELOPING: SMU HC Rhett Lashlee has opened competition for the Mustangs’ special teams units after a disastrous start to the season.

SMU is just 3-for-7 on field goals, and QB Kevin Jennings said Lashlee told the team, “If you want to play special teams, text my phone.” Lashlee later admitted, “We’re not very good right now.”

Sources say Lashlee received 46 texts within the hour, including three from his current kickers asking if they could try out again.

“Fuck it,” Lashlee reportedly told staff. “Put my number on the Jumbotron Saturday. Somebody in that stadium has to be able to kick.”

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#PonyUp #SMUFootball #Mustangs

[Grant Callahan @GrantCalNCAA]

🚨 DEVELOPING: SMU HC Rhett Lashlee has opened competition for the Mustangs’ special teams units after a disastrous start to the season.

SMU is just 3-for-7 on field goals, and QB Kevin Jennings said Lashlee told the team, “If you want to play special teams, text my phone.” Lashlee later admitted, “We’re not very good right now.”

Sources say Lashlee received 46 texts within the hour, including three from his current kickers asking if they could try out again.

“Fuck it,” Lashlee reportedly told staff. “Put my number on the Jumbotron Saturday. Somebody in that stadium has to be able to kick.”

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#PonyUp #SMUFootball #Mustangs

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@ByZachSmith ⛳️🤝🏈 TOPGOLF IN MCLANE?!

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REPORT: Baylor announced Thursday that McLane Stadium will be transformed into a Topgolf Live venue from Oct. 29 through Nov. 1.

The event will feature up to 22 hitting bays inside the stadium, allowing fans to hit golf balls toward interactive targets placed throughout the football field.

Baylor will even host a Friday night watch party inside McLane Stadium while the Bears play UCF on the road.

School officials reportedly chose that weekend so fans could finally watch people consistently drive the ball to the end zone at McLane Stadium.

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#SicEm #BaylorFootball #Big12

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@BaylorBearsOnSI ⛳️🤝🏈 TOPGOLF IN MCLANE?!

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REPORT: Baylor announced Thursday that McLane Stadium will be transformed into a Topgolf Live venue from Oct. 29 through Nov. 1.

The event will feature up to 22 hitting bays inside the stadium, allowing fans to hit golf balls toward interactive targets placed throughout the football field.

Baylor will even host a Friday night watch party inside McLane Stadium while the Bears play UCF on the road.

School officials reportedly chose that weekend so fans could finally watch people consistently drive the ball to the end zone at McLane Stadium.

— Grant Callahan, CSN

#SicEm #BaylorFootball #Big12