Ex-Alabama WR T. Simmons officially a WVU Mountaineer, too

In the post below this, we noted that Jovani Haskins is officially a member of the West Virginia football program.  T.J. Simmons can say the same as well. After Simmons announced it via social media over this past weekend, WVU has confirmed that the wide receiver has signed a grant-in-aid for the 2017-18 academic year and will continue his collegiate playing career with the Mountaineers.  That continuation won’t happen immediately as, after sitting out the 2017 season to satisfy NCAA transfer bylaws, Simmons will have three years of eligibility remaining with the Mountaineers. Simmons had decided last week to transfer out of the Alabama football program. A three-star member of the Crimson Tide’s

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  Football Adds Tight End Transfer

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  WVU add transfers TE Haskins, WR Simmons

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Texas Tech gets commitment from ex-Arkansas WR Jojo Robinson

JoJo Robinson‘s winding college football road will apparently take him next to Lubbock. Using his Twitter account as a microphone, Robinson announced that, “with a lot of prayer and support,” he has decided to continue his playing career at Texas Tech.  The wide receiver had spent the 2016 season at a junior college, thus making him eligible to play immediately in 2017. Including this season, Robinson will have two years of eligibility remaining. Originally a Florida State verbal, Robinson ultimately flipped to Arkansas to become a four-star member of the Razorbacks’ 2014 recruiting class. He was suspended for one game his first season in Fayetteville after he was arrested for armed robbery after

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

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  Former Arkansas, JUCO receiver Jojo Robinson commits to Texas Tech

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Bo Jackson's nephew commits to Auburn

More than 20 years after Bo Jackson wrapped up his illustrious Auburn career, another Jackson will be suiting up for the Tigers. Bo’s nephew, Shedrick Jackson, announced Monday that he has committed to play at Auburn. Bo Jackson, the 1985 Heisman Trophy winner, is one of the best athletes to ever play college football.