Jeremiah Smith, Cam Coleman Lead ESPN’s Early 2027 Draft Board

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Jeremiah Smith, Cam Coleman Lead ESPN’s Early 2027 Draft Board

Analysts Matt Miller and Jordan Reid ranked Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith as the top receiver in the 2027 NFL Draft class and Texas’ Cam Coleman second. Beyond that, opinions differed. Miller placed Alabama’s Ryan Coleman-Williams third, Texas’ Ryan Wingo fourth and Indiana’s Charlie Becker fifth. Reid ranked Becker third, Rutgers’ K.J. Duff fourth and Coleman-Williams fifth.

By Shubham Bhargav

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Kirby Smart, Georgia Steal Top Florida Commit Kennedee Jackson

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Kirby Smart, Georgia Steal Top Florida Commit Kennedee Jackson

Georgia landed a major recruiting win Saturday when four-star OT Kennedee Jackson flipped his commitment from Florida. Jackson, who pledged to the Gators on June 2, changed course after an official visit to Athens. The 6-foot-6, 300-pound prospect is ranked as the nation's No. 73 player and No. 9 tackle. He becomes the 14th commitment in Kirby Smart's 2027 recruiting class.

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Tennessee Lands Virginia Standout Q’Mari Hudson in 2027 Class

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Tennessee Lands Virginia Standout Q’Mari Hudson in 2027 Class

Four-star OT Q’Mari Hudson committed to Tennessee, giving the Volunteers their second pledge of the day. The Virginia prospect chose Tennessee over Virginia Tech. Hudson, a 6-foot-5, 330-pound OT ranked among Virginia’s top prospects, becomes Tennessee’s 15th commitment in the 2027 class. He joins four-star tackle Princeton Uwaifo as the Vols’ second offensive line pledge.

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Texas Tech Lands Top-15 Safety Kaston Lewis

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Texas Tech Lands Top-15 Safety Kaston Lewis

Four-star safety Kaston Lewis committed to Texas Tech during his first visit to Lubbock. The Louisiana standout, ranked the nation's No. 13 safety, canceled a planned trip to Arkansas after previously visiting West Virginia. “I've felt loved from Day 1." He added Texas Tech's people, resources and coaching staff convinced him the program could help him “reach full potential.”

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Charlie Baker Slams Tristan Smith Ruling After Another NCAA Court Loss

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Charlie Baker Slams Tristan Smith Ruling After Another NCAA Court Loss

Charlie Baker criticized the ruling that granted Tristan Smith eligibility for 2026, taking issue with the court citing the Brendan Sorsby decision as precedent. The NCAA president said the back-to-back legal defeats highlight the urgent need for Congressional action and renewed his support for the proposed Protect College Sports Act to provide antitrust protections for college athletics.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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Seth Wickersham Believes Arch Manning Is Already a Success

ESPN's Seth Wickersham believes Arch Manning has already exceeded expectations, regardless of what happens next. Despite carrying one of football's most famous surnames, Wickersham called the Texas Longhorns football quarterback a "phenomenal success story," noting he's handled unprecedented scrutiny with maturity while already outperforming the vast majority of aspiring quarterbacks before entering his second season as Texas' full-time starter.

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