Former Ohio State football receiver Jameson Williams announces transfer to Alabama
Updated May 03, 2021;
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COLUMBUS, Ohio Jameson Williams is leaving one 2020 national championship game participant for the other.
The former Ohio State receiver announced Monday morning on Twitter that he will transfer to Alabama. Williams, who played two seasons for the Buckeyes, entered the portal about a week ago.
Due to new NCAA transfer rules, Williams can play for Alabama this fall. Previously, undergraduate transfers had to sit out one year unless they received a waiver.
Williams started for Ohio State last season, but it became clear this spring that would no longer be the case in 2021. Garrett Wilson shifted back outside along with Chris Olave to make room for Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the slot. That would have left Williams to contend for second-string snaps with redshirt freshman Julian Fleming and true freshman Marvin Harrison Jr., who had an impressive spring.
SEC will once again feature playmakers on offense, defense
By JOHN ZENORApril 27, 2021 GMT
There are once again a host of playmakers in the Southeastern Conference. While there is going to be several quarterback competitions to keep an eye on heading into preseason camps, here’s a look at non-quarterbacks players in the Southeastern Conference this spring who are poised to have standout seasons this fall:
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No one expected Florida defensive end Zachary Carter to return for a fifth year. His decision even shocked position coach David Turner. “My prayers had been answered,” Turner said. Carter notched 16½ tackles for loss the past two seasons, including a team-high five sacks in 2020. After being one of the few bright spots on a defense that was historically bad in Gainesville, the 6-foot-4, 277-pound lineman will be the centerpiece of a revamped unit.
Survive and advance!
Mizzou Volleyball gets it done! Starting off the 48-team NCAA Volleyball Tournament on Wednesday in Omaha, Nebraska the Tigers defeated South Dakota in a three-set sweep by the score of 25-21, 25-17, and 25-15.
Senior Kylie Deberg showed up big time, leading the team with 16 kills and 10 digs.
FINAL: No. 25 #Mizzou volleyball beats South Dakota 3-0 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Kylie Deberg led the way with 16 kills and 10 digs. The Tigers will face No. 9 Ohio State in the second round tomorrow at 11 a.m. Andrew Kauffman (@AndrewABC17) April 14, 2021
Mizzou also held South Dakota to a .126 hitting performance.
Trevor Lawrence. Justin Fields. Justin Fields. Trevor Lawrence. The two all-time great college quarterbacks fought back-and-forth in high school for the No. 1 overall ranking in their 2018 recruiting class, and they went at it on the field in back-to-back College Football Playoffs. So it shouldn t be surprising that, throughout their many years of being high-level quarterbacks and being associated neck-and-neck with each other, that they have gained a mutual respect for each other. Well, game recognize game. After Fields impressive pro day performance, Lawrence shouted him out on social media. Just another tiny chapter in the book of those two being compared to each other throughout the rest of their NFL careers.
Roster Reset: Keke Chism leads an intriguing group of Mizzou wide receivers
Damon Hazelton is gone, but the Tigers added intriguing talents in Mookie Cooper and Dominic Lovett. How will the playing time break down for the Tigers at receiver?
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Well, kind of.
Mizzou is scheduled to open up spring practice on February 28th. So, it’s close. Spring practice is slated to come to an end on March 26th. We’re still not sure when (if?) there will be a Black and Gold game this spring.
With spring practice only a few short weeks away, it’s time to take a look at who is back, who is leaving and who the Tigers have added since the end of the 2020 season.