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Missouri OL Jayven Richardson plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal Original

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By Sam Gillenwater Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
Missouri OL Jayven Richardson plans to enter his name into the NCAA Transfer Portal. Richardson just finished his fourth collegiate season in total. He spent the past two at Missouri, after beginning his career with a pair as well at Hutchinson Community College. While with the Tigers, Richardson made 16 appearances, two of those being starts.
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LSU OL DJ Chester plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal Original

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By Sam Gillenwater Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
LSU offensive lineman DJ Chester plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal, according to On3’s Hayes Fawcett. Chester will have two more years of eligibility remaining. The massive 6-foot-5, 335-pound Chester leaves Baton Rouge after appearing in 24 games over the past two seasons with LSU, including 14 career starts, 13 of which came in 2024 at center as a redshirt freshman. A native of Conyers, Ga., Chester played his high school football at Eagle’s Landing Christian in McDonough.
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Urban Meyer on G5 teams in the College Football Playoff: ‘It’s not fair to the players involved’

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By Sam Gillenwater Verified
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With the first round of the playoff come and gone, there’s still a debate ongoing about the future of the field when it comes to the Group of Five. And, with that, Urban Meyer has made his stance clear when it comes to the G5 being in the College Football Playoff. Meyer discussed the topic on ‘The Triple Option’ earlier this week with Rob Stone and Mark Ingram. In his answer, he felt that this system clearly isn’t about getting the best dozen teams based on the inclusion of the Group of Five.
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