The first edition of the FCS Football Front Page is here. Each day we will bring you the top stories from around the country regarding FCS Football. From coaching changes to recruiting updates, and everything in-between the FCS Football Front Page has you covered.
Jackson State lands commitment from former Southeastern Louisiana DL
Former Southeastern Louisiana defensive lineman John Graves III announced his commitment to Jackson State on Sunday.
Graves saw action in 21 games over three seasons for the Lions. He totaled 54 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and five sacks. He was named an All-Southland Conference honorable mention in 2021.
Graves originally transferred to Southeastern Louisiana from New Mexico State prior to the 2020 season. He saw action in 15 games as a true freshman for the Aggies.
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Former Austin Peay OL announces transfer to Tennessee State
Tennessee State landed an important commitment from offensive lineman Aarion Harvey on Sunday. Harvey transferred from Austin Peay after the conclusion of the 2021 season.
Harvey saw action in four games for the Governors in 2021 in his only season at Austin Peay. He began his career at Hocking College before transferring to Hudson Valley Community College. He helped Hudson Valley win the NJCAA Region 3 Championship in 2019.
He played two seasons at Central Michigan after leaving Hudson Valley. Harvey will have one year of eligibility left for the Tigers.
Psalms 9:10 , I want to thank all the coaches that reached out and recruited me , I’ll be using my final year at TSU@TSUTigersFB @CoachAlewis @EddieGeorge2727 @_CoachSWANSON @STARSMP1 @LightOnSports @SSN_Portal @farrellportal @PaloEdits pic.twitter.com/wUldG6q1UD
— 🚂 (A-Train)™️ (@OhthatsATrain) April 16, 2023
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Campbell loses multiple players to the transfer portal
The duality of the transfer portal is evident in Buies Creek, North Carolina. Campbell lost multiple players to the transfer portal last week, including 4-star defensive back Myles Rowser.
Rowser announced his transfer on April 12 and has already received multiple Power-Five offers. He earned FCS Freshman All-American honors from The Bluebloods last season.
Defensive tackle Paul Hutson III also announced his transfer last week. Hutson saw action in 11 games as a true freshman and finished the year with 23 total tackles.
Campbell safety Peyton Woulard has also entered the portal. Woulard transferred to Campbell from Wake Forest prior to the 2021 season and played two seasons with the Camels. Over his two seasons, Woulard totaled 50 tackles, two interceptions, five pass breakups, and one forced fumble.
Former Auburn LB announces commitment to Chattanooga
Former Auburn linebacker Kameron Brown announced his commitment to Chattanooga on April 12. Brown announced his intentions to transfer after spending four seasons with the Tigers.
Brown was a highly recruited prospect out of Lanier High School; where he finished his career with 187 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, six sacks, and six pass breakups. He is the younger brother of Derrick Brown, who is a former top-10 NFL Draft pick and current defensive tackle for the Carolina Panthers.
He is a much-needed addition to a talented Chattanooga defense that must replace multiple top contributors at the linebacker position.
I want thank everyone for the love and support, and with that being said I will be finishing my MBA and Football career at UT-Chattanooga #gomocs💙💛 #chattanooga @CoachMYeager @leytonteal88 @GoMocsFB pic.twitter.com/q3VFM646BA
— Kameron brown (@kameronbrown19) April 13, 2023
Sam Mix promoted to Montana State RB coach
Montana State announced that Sam Mix will replace Jimmy Beal as the running backs coach for the 2023 season. Beal departed Montana State for a position at San Diego State this offseason.
Mix has spent two years on Brent Vigen’s staff as an offensive analyst and recruiting & operations assistant. He spent three seasons at MSU Northern as the special teams coordinator and receivers coach.
The Bobcats return multiple top contributors from last season’s rotation that averaged over 300 yards per game in 2022.
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