Ex-K-State WR involved in release imbroglio transfers to Appalachian State

After public pressure helped get him out of the Little Apple, Corey Sutton is going to resume his collegiate playing career on the East Coast. On his personal Twitter account Friday night, Sutton (pictured, No. 12) announced that he is “[b]lessed to say I will be continuing my collegiate career at Appalachian State University.” The rising sophomore will have to sit out the 2017 season because of arcane and one-sided NCAA transfer rules. Beginning in 2018, he’ll have three seasons of eligibility remaining. The move comes three weeks or so after a very noisy exit from his first college football home. In early June, the transferring wide receiver revealed in an interview that Kansas State had denied

• Former K-State WR Corey Sutton transfers to Appalachian State

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The top 20 games of the 2016 college football season

Well, if you like missed field goals and are a Clemson fan. NC State fans can go ahead and skip to No. 18 because they know all too well how this game turned out. Clemson had four turnovers but survived 24-17 in overtime thanks to a missed game-winning field goal by NC State.

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  College football rankings: Appalachian State Mountaineers

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Notre Dame Football: Kirk Herbstreit Thinks Brandon Wimbush Is Going To Have A HUGE Year

Fans of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish have always been a bit too sensitive to what the talking heads have to say about their beloved football team. Usually it’s because the opinions are generally not the most favorable. It’s also because ESPN played on the love-hate relationship with the Irish. With the shtick of Lou Holtz and Mark May now in the distant past, opinions about Notre Dame football have been a bit more realistic. Although they always aren’t the most popular with fans, it’s much more honest than it used to be. One analyst that swam in the mud of those ridiculous times, but came out clean, is Kirk Herbstreit. Herbstreit has always been a straight shooter, but he is certainly not immune