2020 AGS Countdown - 73 DAYS!

[bonarae]

Harvard #73:

73 - Spencer Cassell


Height:

6-6


Weight:

250


Year:
So


Hometown:
Hingham, Mass.


High School:
Hingham


Position:
OL


Major:
Undeclared



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At Harvard:
2019: Did not appear in a game.

Before Harvard:
Three-year starter on the Hingham football and lacrosse teams…Played as both tight end and defensive end for Hingham…Named to the Suit Sports MIAA All-State first team as a tight end…Mass Prep Stars All-State first team defensive end…Wicked Local Defensive Player of the Year…Finalist for MIAA Player of the Year…Boston Herald All-Scholastic team…Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic team…Patriot League All-Star…Patriot League Academic All-Star…2016 Lacrosse State Champion…Member of the National Honor Society…Father, Vance Cassell ’90, played football at Lehigh.

Campbell #73 not yet assigned; incoming eligible player to wear it:

Danny Corbett


Height 6-4
Weight 305

Class Redshirt Junior
Hometown Valdosta, Ga.
Highschool (Previous School) Florida International

[Tribe4SF]

W&M

#73 not assigned

Asst. Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator
Vincent Brown

Previously Def. Coord. at Howard and UConn.

Three time All-Pro Linebacker for the New England Patriots known as "The Undertaker".

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[UAalum72]

University at Albany, The State University of New York


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#73 MICAH ROYSTER
Offensive Lineman


HEIGHT 6-2
WEIGHT 288
CLASS Redshirt Senior
HOMETOWN Largo, MD
HIGH SCHOOL St. John's HS


2019: Appeared in all 14 games on the offensive line.


2018: Played in six games on the offensive line.


2017: Started all 11 games at center.


2016: CAA Academic All-Conference Team... Redshirt season.


HIGH SCHOOL: Team captain … Named USA Today First-Team All-USA Washington D.C. … All-DC State Athletic Association … First-team All-WCAC.


PERSONAL: Son of Ronn and Arianna Royster … Intends to major in business.

[SFA 93]

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OL: #73 PJ Braun 6-6; 300 Reno, Nevada (North Valley/Butte College) (So.)

Prior to SFA

Played one season at Butte College



High School

Played two season under Coach Rose at North Valley
Played on both the offensive and defensive line
Also competed in track & field

[The Cats]

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There is no one currently assigned to #73 on the preseason roster, so we'll highlight assistant football coach Nick Newsom.


Nick Newsom
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Position: Assistant Coach / S


Nick Newsome joined the Western Carolina defensive coaching staff in mid-March 2020 where he will primarily work with the Catamount safeties. Newsome comes to Cullowhee after two years as a graduate assistant at Georgia Tech and a total of eight years of coaching experience including six at the collegiate level.

During his career, Newsome has coached a myriad of positions in all three facets of the game. Most recently, he had coaching responsibilities with the Yellow Jackets’ running backs and wide receivers for the nation’s top rushing offense in 2018 (325.0 yards/gm), while also assisting with all special teams units.

While at Georgia Tech, Newsome mentored All-ACC selection, running back Jordan Mason who accounted for nearly 900 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground, while also assisting with freshman WR Ahmerean Brown who caught 21 passes for 396 yards and seven TDs earning PFF All-Freshman Team accolades.

Prior to making the move to Atlanta, Newsome spent three seasons at Capital University (2015-17), a NCAA Division III program in Columbus, Ohio. In his first year at Capital (2015), he coached the A-backs and was the special teams coordinator. He spent his final two seasons as the wide receivers coach and special teams coordinator, while also heading up the recruiting efforts. He recruited three of Capital’s top offensive players in two-time all-conference selection – and program’s all-time leading receiver – David Barnett (2016-17), wide receiver Dartavious Stanford (2017), and quarterback Thomas Wibbler (2017).

Newsome got his first hands-on experience in the coaching profession while still an undergraduate as a volunteer at Dyersburg High in Tennessee, briefly assisting with all backfield positions and the defensive safeties in 2008. He returned to DHS in the spring of 2012 as the interim physical education teacher and an assistant football coach before landing a position at the collegiate level at Tennessee-Martin in June 2012.

He began his time at UT-Martin in 2012 as the defensive graduate assistant working with the linebackers, special teams, and assisting strength & conditioning. In the spring of 2013, he moved to the offense in assisting with tight ends and H-backs.

All told, three players in which Newsome has worked with during his collegiate coaching career – Tony Bell (Cincinnati Bengals), Ben Johnson (Kansas City Chiefs), and Corey Jordan (Jacksonville Jaguars) – have gone on to play in the NFL.

Newsome also spent two years teaching and coaching at South Gibson County High in Medina, Tenn., working with the quarterbacks and defensive backs while also coaching special teams both seasons.

A four-year letterwinner as an H-back and long snapper at Austin Peay (2008-11) where he played in 39 career games, Newsome graduated from APSU with a bachelor’s degree in political science while minoring in secondary education. He was named the Austin Peay Athlete Leader of the Year in 2010-11. He later earned his master’s degree in sport management from UT-Martin in 2014.

Originally from Dyersburg, Tenn., Newsome is married to the former Mary Beth Ozment of Dyersburg; the couple has a son, William “Will” Newsome.

[dewey]

Here is #73 for the 3 time defending and overall 16 time National Champions the North Dakota State University Bison.

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73
ELI MOSTAERT
POSITION Defensive Tackle
HEIGHT 6-3
WEIGHT 275
CLASS Redshirt Freshman
HOMETOWN Lakeville, Minn.
HIGH SCHOOL Lakeville North HS

* 2019 MVFC Honor Roll

2019 SEASON (REDSHIRT): Took a redshirt year with the Bison...Played in two regular-season games but did not make a tackle...Recovered a fumble against Western Illinois on a strip sack by his brother, Will Mostaert...Named to the Missouri Valley Football Conference Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: 2019 graduate of Lakeville North High School...Two-year starter and three-year letterman under coach Brian Vossen...Team captain...Helped Lakeville North to a 13-0 record and Class 6A state championship in 2018...Associated Press all-state first team defensive lineman...Made 96 tackles with 22 tackles for loss, nine sacks, two interceptions and a touchdown...Two-time all-district first team...Career totals of 138 tackles, 34 TFLs and 14 sacks...Academic all-state in track and field...Competes in the shot put and discus...Also participates in basketball.

PERSONAL: Majoring in finance...Son of Troy and Tracey Mostaert...Has a sister, Riley, and a twin brother, Will Mostaert, who is a teammate at NDSU.

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

Go Bison!

Dewey

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Montana #73

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Colin Dreis - OL
RS Freshman
6'7", 228 lbs.
Tucson, AZ
Salpointe Catholic HS


'19 Stats:

(Redshirted)



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[FUBeAR]

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73JOHN THOMAS


POSITION Offensive Line
HEIGHT 6-3
WEIGHT 300
CLASS Sophomore
LETTERS 1
HOMETOWN Marietta, Ga.
HIGHSCHOOL Hillgrove HS


Season-by-Season
2019

Saw action in 11 games with six starts
Started the final six games of 2019
Made his season debut in at Presbyterian (Sept. 7) as Mercer passed for a season-best 368 yards
Helped the Bears rush for 323 yards, a season-high, in a defeat of the Campbell Fighting Camels (Sept. 28)
Was an integral part of an offensive line that ranked 28th among FCS schools in sacks allowed
Played a key role in helping the Bears average 358.8 yards per game

Before Mercer
High School

Four-year letterwinner at Hillgrove High School in Powder Springs, Ga.
Played on the Hawks’ offensive line under head coach Phillip Ironside
Helped lead Hawks to consecutive AAAAAAA Region 3 titles in 2017 & 2018
Also played basketball at Hillgrove High School

Personal

Full name is John Douglas Thomas
Born on Jan. 9, 2001
Son of Monique & John Thomas