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04-23-2017, 12:25 AM
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2017, Week 5 Review
 BLOWN AWAY: Iowa State stuns #11 OU, 38-21
Top 25 scoreboard (home team in bold) #1 Alabama 28, Ole Miss 16 #2 Florida State 42, Wake Forest 10 #3 Ohio State 40, Cincinnati 10 #5 LSU 35, Mississippi State 3 #6 Georgia 24, South Alabama 7 #7 Auburn 21, Tennessee 3 Georgia Tech 35, #8 Louisville 17 #9 USC 17, Cal 13 Iowa State 38, #11 Oklahoma 21 #12 Florida 36, Kentucky 14 #13 Washington 45, Georgia State 16 #15 Clemson 40, North Carolina 14 #16 Michigan 45, Northwestern 42 #18 Boise State 35, Colorado State 28 #19 Notre Dame 45, Louisiana-Monroe 28 #20 Stanford 35, Utah 3 #21 Texas 49, #24 West Virginia 21 #22 Miami 41, Nebraska 14 #23 UCLA 45, Colorado 0 #25 Oregon 37, Michigan State 21
Around the Mountain West Air Force 38, UNLV 13 #18 Boise State 35, Colorado State 28 Fresno State 34, San Diego State 16 New Mexico 34, UTSA 28 Missouri 30, San Jose State 17 Wyoming 28, Hawaii 21 Other games of interest Texas State 35, Texas Tech 14 |
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04-23-2017, 12:56 AM
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Recruiting Update
 Lobos recruiting update QB commit, FS on the way? Eric Raster, Lobos Blogger Just over a week after hosting quarterback prospect Steve Long (#53 QB, Henderson, KY), the Lobos secured the verbal commitment of the signal caller. "I was real impressed with the way they opened up the offense Saturday in San Antonio," he said, mentioning that he streamed the game at home with his family. "I like the run-pass combination they get from their quarterback, but seeing a commitment to passing more was enough for me. I'm closing down my recruiting and officially committing to being a Lobo next fall!" A second year starter at QB, he held an offer from New Mexico and reported interest from Hawaii, TCU, Oregon, and Minnesota. The fact that higher-rated players have recently been making visits and committing to the Power Five programs he considered may have had an impact on his early decision. "I thought after visiting campus a week ago, I loved it out there -- cool mountain air and beautiful scenery -- and the campus was great. I loved the guys I've met on the team, and the coaches have been first class all the way, why not get on board now and help bring in some more guys for this 2018 class." In a surprising turn of events, #10 free safety prospect Michael Terrell, who also visited New Mexico for the Rio Grande Rivalry, announced via Twitter Sunday evening that he was no longer considering Utah. Terrell visited the campus for their game against #20 Stanford on Saturday evening, and according to inside reports, the Utes were anything but one big happy family. Terrell graciously tweeted "Thanks to Coach Whittingham and all the Utah staff, but I'm focused now on New Mexico, Colorado State, and Wyoming in my recruitment." Some sources close to the Utah program mentioned a less than ideal atmosphere during the 35-3 loss to the Cardinal, including a reported fight between players in the locker room after the game. Utah AD Chris Hill also made comments critical of the coaching staff during and after the loss. It is intriguing that a top-10 player at his position has narrowed his interest to three MWC division rivals, but New Mexico may have the inside track to sign Terrell. With senior Jacob Girgle holding down the starting position and two true freshmen behind him on the depth chart, Terrell would certainly compete for a starting job right out of the gate. We'll keep you posted on developments as we hear them.
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04-23-2017, 12:12 PM
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