Plough and company are already starting to get offers out on the next recruiting cycle. That's definitely a change from what we've been doing under Hawkins. It's more in line with what FBS teams are doing these days.

New offer on Citrus College LB Chandler Carthan. He was previously committed to SUU in 2022 before going to the JUCO route.

DB Tyson McWilliams commits to the Ags! Nice pick up for Plough!

Football scoop is reporting that Coach Shanbour is out as QBs coach

New offer on 3 star LB transfer from the University of Washington, Austin Harnetiaux! GO AGS!

Cal DB grad transfer, Tyson McWilliams, picks up an offer from the Ags. I would have to go back and double check, but I believe that we offered McWilliams out of high school.

Austin Taylor has updated his role on Twitter. Looks like he will be coaching the OLBs which was being covered by Coombs last season. I also noticed that Evan Hicks' Twitter profile now only mentions being safeties coach and not special teams coordinator... We had more than our fair share of problems on special teams this last year.

correct. Typing on my phone, but implied in the coaching thread

New WR coach coming to us from the University of Oregon

SDSU wins the natty... Final 23-3

GoAgs72 (Bill) truly was an Aggie fanatic to his very core. True blue Aggie through and through and we continue to miss him dearly.

As far as I understand a preferred walk on is still an offer from the school. Something along the lines of "we would really like for you to play for us but we don't quite have a scholarship available". Whereas a walk on is you're a freshman on campus and just walk to Plough's office and ask if you can join the team. I had a roommate freshman year who did that and actually went to a couple of practices before basically being cut.

New offer on 3 star ATH Jalen Harris from Berkeley High School! GO AGS!

OL Nico Sarale entering the portal as a grad transfer. Good luck, Nico!

There's a difference between putting in a back up when a game is out of hand one way or the other versus a dual QB system. I have no problems pulling a starter once the game has been decided.

I'm not a particularly huge fan of dual QB systems. Some teams have found success with it recently, but I just don't think it's the future of college football. I think 69 brought up a great point in that it will make it harder to recruit QBs in the long run if we're running with multiple QBs.

I've said before (probably too many times) that I would just prefer a QB with a complete skill set. I'm not saying that they have to be an elite passer and runner because if they were they would be at an Ohio State, Alabama, Georgia, etc. but today's game has shifted towards having QBs that can scramble or even take designed runs.

Now obviously highlights are only going to show... highlights, but Wrighster's tape at least gave us looks that he has an arm and can use his legs to extend plays or go for yards. It will definitely be interesting to see how Plough evaluates our current QB situation.

Who knows what kind of chance he has to start, but if there was a time for a true freshman to make a move for starter it would be with a new regime and a new playbook with everyone starting on the same page. Getting to campus early does show that he wants to get to work ASAP.

Sounds like Damon Wrighster is going to be graduating high school early and will be on campus at the start of the year.

They put 247 in parenthesis so I'm assuming that's where they got their rankings.

Plough is bringing in Austin Taylor from Cal as an unspecified assistant defensive coach. Was defensive quality control last season at Cal.