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Braylon Braxton QB Marshall
Elijah Metcalf WR Marshall
Bralon Brown WR Marshall
Chuck Montgomery WR Marshall
Tychaun Chapman WR Marshall
Jeffery Pittman RB Miss St
Ty Crawford OL Arkansas
Amaury Wiggins OL Arkansas
Josh Moten CB Marshall
Ish Ibraheem CB Marshall
Isaiah Gibson DL Marshall
Chris Thomas DL Marshall
JJ Hawkins DL Marshall
Su Agunloye DL Marshall
Jabari Ishmael DL Marshall
Ahmere Foster DB Marshall
Ian Foster DB Marshall
Dom Hill DB Liberty
Dylan King DB EMCC
Cordale Russell WR Colorado
Corey Myrick DB Marshall
Alec Clark P Marshall
Sterling Berkhalter WR Cincinnati

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We have been told 35 portal recruits will be in this weekend.

Looks as if QB is the #1 position to fill followed by OL/DL and the secondary. They want to carry 4 scholly QB's.

They are extremely high on LB Chris Jones and beliebe he will be a star and a leader on this team.

How many sign after or during the weekend will determine how they recruit the 2nd portal period.

They do believe a change of scenery will help develop current players on the roster. There is talent here.

The numbers are ever changing. Just because a player from 2024 is in the portal, that doesn't mean they have quit recruiting them.

It's gonna be a wild weekend. We will keep you updated on all of the commitments as fast as we can get them.

Let's also keep this info here on the board. You guys are supporting us, not everyone on FB or X. Thanks........


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Charles Huff is bringing two of his three coordinators from his record-setting 2024 Marshall staff with him to Southern Miss, as well as veteran chief of staff Sharrod Everett.

Sources tell FootballScoop that Huff is again tabbing Jason Semore to run the Golden Eagles defense, after Semore held the same post for the Thundering Herd, and Johnathan Galante is going to again coordinate special teams.

Galante helped lead Marshall's special teams units to a No. 10 overall ranking nationally in special teams efficiency.








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Source: Matt Drinkall and Central Michigan filling coordinator spot with top FCS coordinator



A year ago he also had All-America kick return specialist Jayden Harrison, now starting at College Football Playoff participant Notre Dame. The Herd also blocked two kicks this year and a punt.

Additionally, Josh Miller will coach the Southern Miss tight ends while Telly Lockette handles the running backs. Aaron Dobson will coach receivers.

Brandon Deadrick, most recently a quality control coach at Ole Miss, is set to coach the defensive line.



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Tavease Calhoun is going to coach cornerbacks, and Dominique Bowman is coaching safeties, as FootballScoop first reported.

Blake Anderson, also first reported by FootballScoop, is set to become the team's offensive coordinator.

The search for new players by the Huff team appears to be nationwide, and the offers are going out like crap through a goose. Some of them are realistic, while others are pipedreams. Some Marshall players are scheduled to visit USM, but we do not know who or the number. In my opinion, we will not be able to land the quarterback, other first-team players, or top-notch players for which we have sent offers. Unless Huff and Anderson have a strong connection with them personally, they will likely land in more prominent programs. We will end up with 2nd team players from Marshall and other schools.

Why? Talented players will not want to join a one-win team. They want to play for a more prominent and successful program with high visibility and more money to offer. They want to go to a school that wins, even though it may be another SBC school. It will be hard to overcome if our best players leave (what few they are) and second-teamers replace them. Currently, we have only a couple of bright spots on our commitment list, so these offers are most likely wasted. It is a little early to tell, but we have a long way to go in fielding a possible bowl contender.

Have been hearing rumors on this since yesterday, but FootballScoop reported this morning that Blake Anderson is set to return to Hattiesburg as Huff’s OC.

This comes after Seth Doege (Marshall OC this past season) accepted the same position at Arizona yesterday.

Here is the link to the portal page. We will try and keep it all updated.

And, should we expect a few more commitments today? And, with Marshall declining the invitation to a bowl game, that means these coaches can come on in now that he wants to recruit out of Marshall at least

The basketball signing window opened today and stays open until Nov. 20. Here's who Southern Miss might sign (along with some notes after watching tape/looking over numbers.)

LJ Hackman | Guard | 6-3, 200 lb. | Jones College
With Alvarez and Curbelo in their final year of eligibility, Hackman will be looked to potentially fill the hole left by their absence in 2025-26. He’s a skilled ball handler with the ability to score on his own, but is similar to the aforementioned pair in that he’s not going to be a volume or high percentage three-point shooter.

He was one of the Bobcats’ best his freshman year, averaging 13.2 ppg and 3.8 assists (led the team) and participated in the All-American JUCO Showcase Invitational after last season. Through the first four games of the 2024-25 season in Ellisville, he’s averaged 19 points a game.

Tylik Weeks | Forward | 6-7, 235 lb | Southwest CC
Weeks projects similarly to a Denijay Harris-type (who also started his career at Southwest CC) in physicality and style. If he continues his scoring trajectory, he’s likely a bit more polished than Harris was when he got to Hattiesburg.

Weeks has put some skill from 12 feet and in on tape, as well as an ability to be a volume rebounder and rim defender. He was named a Fab 50 Freshman in the JUCO ranks after his freshman campaign and will be expected to contribute immediately if he signs.

Thiago Sucatzky | Point Guard | 5-11, 190 lb. | Divine Savior Academy (Doral, FL)
Sucatzsky fits the bill of the talented foreign guard reeled in via the Cardona connection. The Argentinian has averaged around 20 points per game in his junior season last year and the beginning of his senior campaign.

Sucatzsky shows excellent ball skills and vision on his high school tape, along with an ability to shoot from deep. But it’s hard to gauge whether he could contribute early in his career due to a lack of size.

Gael Yogev Dalmau Torresola | 6-7, 190 lb. | Prestige Worldwide Sports Academy (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Another international/south Florida prospect, Dalmau looks to be more of a project than anything. But he’s turned heads on the AAU circuit for his raw skill, and he shows some decent range and capacity to finish at the rim looking at his tape.

The good thing about raw, potentially high-ceiling international prospects like Dalmau and Sucatzsky is that they often have a stronger fundamental base of development than other similar players who have grown up in the U.S. circuit.

This is not good for the game. As much as I want to beat Marshall on the field of play I do not want things like this to occur to them.

Monday: Catfish heads and Cabbage, Broccoli, Biscuits, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Tuesday: Salmon, Brussels sprouts, Green Beans, Corn, Rolls, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Wednesday: Liver, Acorn squash, Salad, Turnips, Cornbread, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Thursday: Baked Chicken, Sauteed onions, Pork and Beans, Homeny, Breadsticks, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Friday: Baked Sea bass, Watercress, Lima beans, Asparagus, Garlic bread, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Saturday: Grilled cheese sandwich, English peas, Vegetable soup, Baked eggplant, two glasses of milk, and six glasses of Coolaid.
Sunday: T-bone steak, Loaded baked potato, Fries, avocado salad, Banana's foster, Milkshakes, and Pecan Pie.

I have been told that 10-15 Marshall players who entered the portal will be visiting soon. I would expect the QB, RB, TE, LB and DB will be those visiting.