San Jose State DB Chad Miller hospitalized after stabbing

San Jose State defensive back Chad Miller remains hospitalized after being stabbed during an altercation over the weekend. Police said Miller, a junior safety, was stabbed just before 1 a.m. Sunday morning. According to The Mercury News, doctors at Valley Medical Center in San Jose said Miller’s prognosis “looks good.” As of Monday morning, Miller, 21, was still in the hospital.

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  Ex-UCF lineman sues athletic department over use of his name and likeness

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  San Jose State safety Chad Miller recovering from stabbing in brawl

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Miami OT Sunny Odogwu leaving The U as graduate transfer

Miami’s offensive line is losing a key piece up front this coming season. On Monday, the Miami program announced the departure of offensive tackle Sunny Odogwu, a starter at right tackle. Despite having started 14 games for the Hurricanes, it seems Odogwu is looking for a better opportunity to start with another FBS program. “Sunny and I had a good conversation, and he informed me that he feels his best opportunity to get the most playing time would be at another school,” Miami head coach Mark Richt said in a released statement. “Sunny has been a great teammate and leader for this program, and we will miss him.” Odogwu is coming off surgery for a right knee injury late last season. After starting

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  Veteran Miami OL Sunny Odogwu decides to transfer

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  N’Kosi Perry and UM freshmen arrive as senior Sunny Odogwu departs

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Maleak Bryant commits to Maryland football: Terps land 3-star TE

It had been nearly a month since Maryland football had last picked up a commit. Three-star tight end Maleak Bryant committed to Maryland Sunday evening, giving the Terps their sixth commit in the Class of 2018. The 66, 225-pound tight end should be a formidable threat down the seam and in the red zone, and provide depth at a position of need for the Terps.