ScriptOhio said:

ESPN: Former Auburn quarterback Deuce Knight signed with Ole Miss on Sunday, sources confirmed to ESPN, giving the No. 6 Rebels a potential starter for 2026 if Trinidad Chambliss doesn't win his fight for a sixth season of eligibility.

Knight, from Lucedale, Mississippi, was ranked the No. 2 dual-threat quarterback in the Class of 2025. He committed to Notre Dame in September 2023 before flipping to Auburn, where he played in two games this past season.

The 6-foot-4, 217-pound signal-caller spent much of the 2025 season sitting behind Jackson Arnold and Ashton Daniels. He did start in the Tigers' 62-17 victory against FCS program Mercer on Nov. 22, completing 15 of 20 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns, while running for 162 yards and four scores.

Knight entered the transfer portal after new Auburn coach Alex Golesh brought in Byrum Brown, his former starting quarterback at South Florida.

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NFBuck said:

Say what you want about Shanahan, he definitely has his faults, but 12-5 and knocking off the defending champs with a roster absolutely plundered by injuries...this has been one of the better coaching jobs I've seen. He won't win it, but he should be coach of the year.

Amazing weekend of games.

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pnuts34 said:

Login to view embedded media OSU fans would’ve been pissed to land an FCS player.

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ScriptOhio said:

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The Ohio State Buckeyes had 22 commits in that class, and it was ranked as the fourth-best class in the country. Of those 22 commits, 11 of them have now left the program. Half of that class is gone, which means that Ryan Day needs to take a look at his talent evaluation.

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Captain Buckeye said:

Right, it’s way worse than the NFL. Everyone like you mention is on a 1 year contract that’s wild.

Need to figure it out.

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pnuts34 said:

UT let him go because they got Coleman.
And I haven’t even seen scUM fans bring up Porter since his visit yesterday. I don’t think he’s still considering them. Though things could change

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ScriptOhio said:

I went by the current Our Lads site for Indiana (below) which is usually pretty accurate; however, you could be right.
Offense Spread

Pos	No.	Player 1	No	Player 2	No	Player 3	No	Player 4	No	Player 5
WR-X	13	Sarratt, Elijah SR/TR	6	Bond, Lebron FR	17	Wasserstrom, Jackson RS JR
WR-Z	7	Williams Jr., E.J. RS SR/TR	80	Becker, Charlie SO	4	Chandler, Davion FR
WR-SL	3	Cooper Jr., Omar RS JR	0	Brady, Jonathan SR/TR	89	Jordan, Camden RS SR/TR
LT	65	Smith, Carter RS JR	71	Lawrence, Evan RS FR
LG	62	Evans, Drew RS JR/TR	61	Wilkin, Baylor FR
C	78	Coogan, Pat RS SR/TR	70	Leibfried, Austin RS FR
RG	74	Lynch, Bray RS JR	77	Marek, Matt FR
RT	72	Ajani, Adedamola RS FR	67	Benson, Kahlil RS SR/TR	75	Michalski, Zen RS SR/TR
TE	37	Nowakowski, Riley RS SR/TR	19	Staes, Holden SR/TR	48	Bomba, James RS SR/TR
QB	15	Mendoza, Fernando RS JR/TR	16	Mendoza, Alberto SO	2	Wilson, Grant RS SR/TR
RB	1	Hemby, Roman RS SR/TR	8	Black, Kaelon RS SR/TR	28	Martin, Khobie RS FR

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Indiana's offensive tackle rotation in late 2025 and early 2026 featured
Carter Smith as the primary left tackle, with strong competition at right tackle between Kahlil Benson and Zen Michalski, supported by other depth players like Adedamola Ajani and Benson's rotational use, highlighting a talented but shifting unit known for good run-blocking. Benson secured the starting RT job, with Michalski as backup, though Ajani's versatility on the right side (guard/tackle) added complexity and quality depth

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CMic said:

I miss Ord’s rare steak pictures.

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