Notre Dame Football: What Does a 2018 Commit Know That We Don’t?

Micah Jones, a three-star wide receiver who is verbally committed to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish’s Class of 2018, hinted Sunday that “a treat” was about to fall in Irish fans’ laps “soon.” Where facts fail, speculation begins. So let’s begin the guessing game: A commitment seems like the most obvious answer. But who? Four-star rover (safety/linebacker hybrid) Shayne Simon of St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City, N.J.) has long been rumored to be leaning toward joining Jason and Justin Ademilola and Brandon Wimbush — all Prep alumni — in South Bend. Or perhaps it’s three-star tight end Tommy Tremble, who would join Irish commit Derrik Allen as a Peach State defection, bucking recent history. Following

WR T.J. Simmons transferring from Alabama to West Virginia

A former Miami Hurricane wasn’t the only Power Five transfer West Virginia landed over the weekend. On his personal Twitter account Sunday, T.J. Simmons surprised many by announcing that he would be transferring from Alabama. Not only that, but the wide receiver announced his new college football home — West Virginia. After sitting out the 2017 season, Simmons will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Mountaineers. A three-star member of the Crimson Tide’s 2016 recruiting class, Simmons was rated as the No. 58 receiver in the country and the No. 9 player at any position in the state of Alabama. While he played in 12 games as a true freshman, mainly on special teams, he caught six

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  Former Miami TE Jovani Haskins headed to West Virginia

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  Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver T.J. Simmons Transferring to West Virginia

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Jalen Browder brings an added dimension to Maryland’s receiving corps

Profiles in Terpage is back for 2017. Last week, we focused on running backs; this week, we’re looking at all of Maryland’s receivers. Jalen Browder, WR Height: 6’1 Weight: 180 lbs Year: Freshman Hometown: Dallas, Georgia High School: East Paulding High School How he got to College Park Well, he actually hasn’t just yet. Browder is not yet enrolled at Maryland with the rest of the Class of 2017, but there’s still hope he gets to campus in time for fall camp. Receivers coach Chris Beatty posted a picture of his position group on Friday, which included the whole receiving corps (but not walk-ons or injured players). From left to right: D.J. Moore, Carlos Carriere, Sean Nelson, Jahrvis Davenport,

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  Sean Nelson brings a lot of potential to Maryland football

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  Carlos Carriere could be Maryland’s much-needed red zone threat

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