48 DAYS! (AGS Countdown 2019)

[bonarae]

Harvard #48:

48 Hunter Wegner


Height:
6-5


Weight:
225


Year:
Sr


Hometown:
Novato, Calif.


High School:
Novato


Position:
TE


Major:
Economics



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at Harvard:
2018: Saw action in one game.

2017: Played in three games.

2016: Did not see game action.
Background:
Four-time letterwinner and team captain as a senior at Novato … Novato Offensive MVP, all-league, all-metro and all-bay area … Led Novato to league title as a junior … Comcast Leadership Award.

[FUBeAR]

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48 SOLOMON ZUBAIRU


POSITION Defensive Line
HEIGHT 6-1
WEIGHT 240
CLASS Freshman
LETTERS 0
HOMETOWN Lawrenceville, Ga.
HIGH SCHOOL Archer HS

Before Mercer
High School

Four-year letterwinner at Archer High School in Lawrenceville, Ga.
Played defensive end & linebacker for the Tigers under head coach Andy Dyer
Was a team captain for the Tigers
Named to All-Region First Team & All-County Second Team as a senior
Totaled 46 tackles, including 16 tackles for loss & six sacks, as a senior (per MaxPreps)
Helped Archer HS reach GHSA AAAAAAA Final Four in 2018
Earned eight weekly Gwinnett County honors

Personal

Full name is Solomon Zubairu
Born on Nov. 16, 2000
Son of Rahila Manu & Amos Zubairu
Has one sibling, Justina

[Tribe4SF]

W&M

#48

Devin Mathis
Sophomore
Safety
6' 205
Chesapeake, VA
Western Branch H.S.

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[UAalum72]

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#48 TRE (HARRY) DAVIS
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Position:
Running Back


Height:
5'9"


Weight:
181


Year:
Senior


Hometown:
Woodbine, Md.


High School:
Glenelg


Other College:
West Virginia State






2018: Did not see game action.
2017: Did not see game action.
Pre-UAlbany: Played at West Virginia State in 2016, finishing with five tackles and 18 rushes.
High School: Lettered four years in football and basketball at Glenelg High... Led high school county championship in 2016... Second Team All-Maryland and All-Metro Honorable Mention in 2015-16 season with 2,101 rushing yards... 2015-16 Glenelg Student-Athlete of the Year... Senior team captain... First Team All-County in basketball in 2015-16... Member of the Alpha Achievers, SGA and Black Student Union in high school.
Personal: Plans to major in enentrepreneurship... Son of Harry and Deena Davis... Has a sister, Ciara

[The Cats]

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Today we'll highlight a linebacker




#48 Chester Geffrard

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Class: True Freshman
Hometown: Ocoee, FL
High School: Ocoee HS
Height / Weight: 6-4 / 225
Position: Linebacker


Prior to Western Carolina: Recorded 85 tackles as a senior including 20 tackles for loss with 17 sacks, forcing four fumbles … Recorded a defensive touchdown … Played for the West All-Stars in the Central Florida All-Star game.


Personal: Full name is Chester Delvans Geffrard … Is the son of Suzette Teneus and Delicier Geffrard … Was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.


Note: High school coach was Aaron Sheppard.





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[SFA 93]

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Assistant Coach (DT) Caid Faske

Caid Faske begins his time in Nacogdoches as SFA’s defensive ends coach with recruiting responsibilities in the DFW Metroplex area. Arriving at SFA from Texas A&M-Commerce, coach Faske was the defensive line coach for the Lions from 2015-18.

In addition to A&M-Commerce, Faske has made coaching stops at North Texas and West Texas A&M. All-told, Faske has coached 23 all-conference players, six All-Americans, multiple all-region selections and a national defensive player of the year throughout his coaching career. More than eight of Faske’s defensive linemen have gone on to play professionally in the NFL or CFL.

While at A&M-Commerce, Faske’s defensive line units were some of the best in the country in recording sacks and tackles for loss and in rush defense. The Lions averaged 32 sacks per season during Faske’s tenure in Commerce and ranked among the top 20 in the nation in both 2017 and 2018.

During the 2018 season, Faske’s defensive line was one of the top units in the country once again. The Lions made it to the second round of the NCAA Division II Playoffs and finished 10-3 on the year. A&M-Commerce’s defense finished sixth nationally in tackles for loss, seventh in third-down defense and 20th in total sacks (40). Leading the Lone Star Conference in sacks, the Lions owned the second-best scoring defense, passing defense and total defense in the league while third in rushing defense with only 3.3 yards per carry allowed. A&M-Commerce had five different linemen record at least three sacks, including Michael Onuoha who led the team with 6.5 sacks.

Under Faske’s tutelage, Michael Onuoha was named All-American First Team, second-team all-region and All-Lone Star Conference First Team after recording 6.5 sacks, 14 tackles for loss, an interception and 42 total tackles. DD Fletcher was tabbed named All-Lone Star Conference Second Team after posting three sacks, 7.5 tackles for loss and claiming 37 total tackles, while Pierre Leonard was an All-Lone Star Conference honorable mention selection with four sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 53 tackles.

During the Lions’ 2017 national championship season, Faske’s defensive line was one of the top units in the country. A&M-Commerce owned the best pass defense in the Lone Star Conference and the second-best rush defense, while ranking 26th nationally and tops in the league in total defense. The Lions finished 20th in the nation in red zone defense and held opponents to just 3.1 yards per carry. One of the top teams in the country in terms of sacks, A&M-Commerce had five different linemen record at least three sacks, including three with at least five sacks, as Norman Moimoi’s 6.5 sacks led the way.

In 2017, Faske guided Michael Onuoha to All-Lone Star Conference First Team recognition with Onuoha recording five sacks, 12 tackles for loss, a forced fumble and 56 total tackles. DD Fletcher was named All-Lone Star Conference Second Team after posting three sacks and six tackles for loss, while Peyton Searcy was an All-Lone Star Conference honorable mention pick with four sacks and 10 tackles for loss.

With Faske leading the Lion defensive line in 2016, A&M-Commerce ranked fourth in the Lone Star Conference in rush defense, holding runners to less than four yards per carry, and finished second in the league and 23rd nationally in red zone defense. The Lions were 15th in the nation in scoring defense and second in defensive touchdowns scored as five different linemen recorded at least two sacks, four of which had at least five tackles for loss. Two of Faske’s linemen recorded an interception, helping A&M-Commerce rank fourth nationally in interceptions and lead all of Division II football in takeaways.

Tavita Faaiu led the team with 12 tackles for loss and eight sacks, garnering All-Super Region First Team and All-Lone Star Conference First Team honors under Faske’s coaching. Kieston Carter led the Lone Star Conference and was sixth in the nation with four fumble recoveries en route to all-conference honorable mention acclaim, helping the Lions lead the nation in turnovers. Michael Onuoha and Adam Sagapolu also received all-conference honorable mention recognition in 2016.

Faske helped produce one of the best defensive lines in the country in 2015, aiding A&M-Commerce in having the 23rd-best rush defense in the nation. Under Faske’s direction, the Lions ranked at the top of the Lone Star Conference in rush defense, scoring defense and total defense, while second in the league in sacks. During his first season in Commerce, Faske was instrumental in the development of two All-Lone Star Conference performers in first-team member Toni Pulu and second-team selection Tyree Barton. Pulu also received an All-Region Second Team nod following the 2015 season, while defensive linemen Kieston Carter and Tre’Von Taylor were tabbed All-Lone Star Conference honorable mention.

Prior to his move to Commerce, Faske spent part of the spring of 2015 at FBS North Texas as a defensive assistant, assisting with recruiting and helping coach the defensive line. Before North Texas, Faske spent three seasons at Lone Star Conference rival West Texas A&M where he coached the Buffs' defensive line and recruited in the west Texas area.

Faske joined the coaching staff after playing for the Buffs as his playing career was cut short due to health issues. During his first year on staff, Faske coached three first-team all-conference defensive linemen, including defensive tackle Aaron Wampler and All-American defensive ends Ethan Westbrooks and Tyrell Higgins in 2012.

Under his tutelage in 2012, Faske helped mold Westbrooks into leading the nation with 19.5 sacks on his way to being named Daktronics National Defensive Player of the Year. The West Texas A&M defense accumulated a nation-leading 59 sacks with SFA head coach Colby Carthel serving as defensive coordinator for the Buffs that season. Westbrooks returned to West Texas A&M in 2013 and again was named an All-American as Faske also coached LaPear Willrich and Alex Tucci to All-Lone Star Conference accolades. In 2014, the trio of LaPear Willrich, Alex Tucci and Iosia Iosia were All-Lone Star Conference performers for the Buffs under the guidance of Faske.

Faske graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sports exercise science from West Texas A&M in 2014 and earned a Master of Science degree in athletic administration from A&M-Commerce.

Attending Bushland High School, Faske was an all-district offensive and defensive lineman for two-straight seasons and helped lead the team to a 15-1 record and a state championship berth.

A native of Bushland, Texas, Faske is married to the former Shylo Manasco. The two have a daughter, Aniston Renee.

The Faske File
Hometown: Bushland, Texas
High School: Bushland
College: West Texas A&M (2014); A&M-Commerce
Family: Shylo (wife); Aniston Renee (daughter)

Coaching Experience
2018-Present: SFA | Defensive Ends
2015-18: Texas A&M-Commerce | Defensive Line
2015: North Texas | Defensive Assistant
2012-15: West Texas A&M | Defensive Line

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Montana #48 not assigned. Here's a recruit…

Montana Recruit:

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Ryan Tirrell - LB
Freshman
6'2", 205 lbs.
Missoula, MT
Loyola Sacred Heart HS


Ratings:

(none)



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[dewey]

There is no #48 for the overall 15 time and 2 time defending National Champions the North Dakota State University Bison.

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Logan Graetz
Class: True Freshman
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6-3
Weight: 189
Hometown: River Falls, Wis.
High School: River Falls HS

HIGH SCHOOL: 2019 graduate of River Falls High School, where he played for coach David Crail...Three-year letterman...Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior...Went 126 of 181 passing for 2,129 yards and 32 touchdowns with just four interceptions...Set school records for passing yards and TDs...Led the Wildcats to a 9-2 record and the program's first conference title in 12 years...First team all-region...Selected to the Wisconsin all-star game...Varsity starter on the hockey team since his freshman year...Also played baseball before switching to track and field his junior year...Conference champion and state qualifier in the 110-meter hurdles...PERSONAL: Plans to major in nursing...Son of Matthew and Elizabeth (Mayer) Graetz...Mother set NDSU's indoor triple jump record as a freshman, still ranks ninth in the indoor high jump, and was an NCAA outdoor high jump All-American...Father was a rugby player in his college days at Wisconsin-Stout...Has a brother, Mason, and sister, Haley.

Good luck with the upcoming season and in the classroom Logan.

Go Bison!

Dewey