2023 AGS Countdown -> 98 DAYS!

[bonarae]

Harvard #98 not yet assigned; here is a first-year player eligible to wear it:
Jack Crowley Defensive End | 6-foot-4 | 230 lbs. | Milton, Mass. | Milton Academy Earned All-Independent School League honors in 2022 … Captured All-NEPSAC Accolades as a senior … Helped team win ISL titles in 2020 and 2022 … Totaled 37 career sacks, including 30 sacks in final two seasons … Played five seasons of football as a defensive end … Also competed in ice hockey and baseball … Son of Tom and Kara Crowley.

St. Thomas #98:

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98 Noah Friedt




Height 6-2

Weight 262

Class Junior

Hometown Lakeville, Minn.

Highschool Apple Valley



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[Tribe4SF]

W&M

#98

Harrison Daley
Redshirt Freshman
Defensive Line
6'4" 260
Oakton, VA
Flint Hill School

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[The Cats]

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It's now 98 days until the kickoff of Catamount football on Saturday, September 2nd, 2023, against the Arkansas Razorbacks in the War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock, AR.

No one is currently assigned to #98, so today we will highlight an assistant coach:

Kade Bell
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TITLE Assistant Coach / Offensive Coordinator / QBs

Kade Bell was named the offensive coordinator at Western Carolina in the spring of 2021, coming to Cullowhee from Tusculum University, where he served as the associate head coach and offensive coordinator for the Pioneers. Highly regarded as one of the finest up-and-coming offensive minds in collegiate football, Bell will also coach the Catamount quarterbacks.

Bell helped lead Tusculum to the 2021 South Atlantic Conference Spring Football Championship as his offense averaged 533.4 yards and scored 37.6 points per game in a 4-1 seasonal record. The Pioneers averaged nearly 400 passing yards per game to lead the SAC, scoring 15 touchdowns through the air in 2021. In addition, the unit added 139.2 yards per game on the ground and 12 additional scores.

Graduate transfer quarterback Rogan Wells, who began his playing career with Bell at Valdosta State, led the SAC in pass completions (117), pass attempts (189), passing yards (1,852), passing yards per game (370.4), and touchdown passes (15) in the 2021 spring season.

Originally from Jacksonville, Fla., Bell previously coached at Valdosta State University, where he served three seasons on the coaching staff under his father – and current WCU head coach Kerwin Bell. The younger Bell was on the Blazers' staff from 2016-18, where he was as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He helped guide the Blazers to a perfect 14-0 record and an NCAA Division II national championship in 2018. VSU led the nation in scoring offense that season averaging an outstanding 52 points per game and broke the Division II and Gulf South Conference record for most points scored in a single season (728).

The Blazers also led the country in yards per play (7.9), points per play (.78 - NCAA II record), yards per rush (7.2), and passing touchdowns (50). Valdosta was also fourth in the country in red-zone offense (.901), fourth in total offense (524.0 ypg), and fourth in passing efficiency (167.37).

Under Bell's tutelage at Valdosta State, Wells earned the 2018 Gulf South Conference Offensive Player of the Year and was twice runner-up for the Harlon Hill Trophy. Valdosta State's quarterbacks amassed 4,855 total offensive yards and accounted for 69 total touchdowns while throwing only six interceptions. In addition, the 2018 VSU offense was one of the most balanced in college football producing 262 rushing yards per game along with 261 passing yards per game while scoring 50 passing touchdowns along with 40 rushing scores.

The VSU offense produced five All-GSC performers that season, including Wells, wide receivers Lio'undre Gallimore and Brian Sands, running back Jamar Thompkins, and all-purpose back Seth McGill. Thompkins was also named the 2018 GSC Freshman of the Year.

In 2017, Bell served as the offensive passing game coordinator with the Valdosta State program while also mentoring the Blazers' receiving corps, including All-GSC standout Dallas Baldner. Over the 20 combined games that he was the chief play-caller for Valdosta State, the Blazers posted a stellar 19-1 record.

Also among Bell's coaching experience is a year on the coaching staff at the University of South Florida in 2019, where he was an offensive analyst with the Bulls passing attack.

Bell earned his start as a graduate assistant coach in 2016, where he coached the quarterbacks as Valdosta State went 8-2 during the regular season and advanced to the NCAA II Playoffs. The Blazers averaged 311 passing yards per game, tops in the Gulf South and eighth-best in the country.

Bell played collegiate football at Jacksonville University from 2011-2015, where he was coached by his father. He was a four-year starting quarterback and finished his career with 9,613 total offensive yards and accounted for 93 touchdowns. He earned All-Pioneer Football League honors and led the Dolphins to a 2014 conference championship.

Bell graduated from Jacksonville in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sports management and later completed his master's degree in public administration from Valdosta State in 2018.

He and his wife Charlotte were married in February 2019. The couple has a daughter, Palmer.



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[McCowboys]

McNeese, not yet assigned, here is McNeese's associate head coach Ryan Allgood:

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Ryan Allgood is in his second season at McNeese and has been with head coach Gary Goff the past six seasons - two at Tiffin University, three at Valdosta where his offensive lines have been a key part in the success of the Blazers putting up big offensive numbers both on the ground and in the air, and the 2022 season at McNeese.
He serves as Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line and as the Recruiting Coordinator
His offensive line led the Gulf South Conference by allowing just four sacks in 14 games in 2021 to help the Blazers reach the NCAA Division II National Championship game.
In 2019, Allgood helped guide VSU to its second-straight Gulf South Conference title and a berth in the second round of the NCAA playoffs with a 10-1 record and an 8-0 mark in Gulf South Conference play. The Blazers finished the season third nationally in total offense at 522.1 yards per game for tops in the conference, while the team was 12th nationally in passing efficiency (162.12) to lead the league and was first in the league in rushing offense at 260.2 yards per game for 11th nationally. VSU rushing offense was best in the nation at 6.8 yards per carry, while the team was second nationally in third down conversion percentage at 53% and VSU finished fifth nationally is sacks allowed at just 0.73 sacks allowed per game.
Allgood’s line blocked for two-time Harlon Hill finalist quarterback Rogan Wells who earned All-America honors for the second-straight season and Wells was named GSC Player of the Year for the second-straight season in 2019. Allgood coached two linemen to first team all-region honors in Adonis Sealey and Brandon Kemp. Sealey earned All-America accolades and Kemp signed a free agent contract with the Tennessee Titans.
At Tiffin in 2018, his unit continued to excel, leading an offense averaging 30.4 points per game, 271.2 passing yards per game and 425.7 total yards per game. He had three students-athletes earn all-conference honors. In 2017, the offensive line aided a Tiffin offense which averaged 23.8 points per game, 366 passing yards and 202.5 rushing yards per game. His line was a big part of JaQuan Hardy’s 1,000-yard rushing season, marking the first for the Dragons since 2005. Allgood also had three all-conference selections in 2017.
Prior to Tiffin, Allgood was graduate assistant at his alma mater the University of Oklahoma. There as a graduate assistant, the offensive line had one of its most productive years in Sooner history as it ranked first nationally in passing efficiency (193.79) and pass completion percentage (.706), while ranking second nationally in total offense at 554.8 yards per game and third in scoring offense (43.9 ppg). OU also led the Big 12 Conference in allowing just 1.6 sacks per game.
Allgood played for the Sooners from 2006-2008 and was a student assistant from 2009-2011 and a graduate assistant from 2014-2016. In 2015, he helped an offensive line unit featuring First Team All-Big 12 selections Ty Darlington and Nila Kasitati. Darlington won the Campbell Trophy, Wuerffel Trophy and Bowden Award for his efforts on the field and in the classroom. OU had a pair of freshmen at the tackle positions, including left tackle Orlando Brown, who was named a Freshman All-America selection by Sporting News. That line led the way for an offense that ranked fourth in scoring, 17th in passing and 22nd in rushing. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Oklahoma in 2011.
In 2014, Allgood helped OU to lead the nation in sacks allowed at just 9.0 for the season, while the Sooners led the Big 12 and ranked tenth nationally averaging 261.2 yards rushing, the highest total produced by the Sooners under head coach Bob Stoops. The offensive line helped freshman Samaje Perine lead the Big 12 in rushing (131.8 ypg), and set the FBS single-game rushing record with 427 yards against Kansas (11/22/14).
In between his stints with the Sooners, Allgood was the offensive line coach during the 2013 season at NCAA Division III College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minn., where it won the UMAC Championship. He also spent two years as a graduate assistant at Fort Hays State in Fort Hays, Kan., where he coached tight ends, full backs and was the assistant offensive line coach in 2011-12.

[McCowboys]

McNeese, not yet assigned, here is McNeese's associate head coach Ryan Allgood:

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Ryan Allgood is in his second season at McNeese and has been with head coach Gary Goff the past six seasons - two at Tiffin University, three at Valdosta where his offensive lines have been a key part in the success of the Blazers putting up big offensive numbers both on the ground and in the air, and the 2022 season at McNeese.
He serves as Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line and as the Recruiting Coordinator
His offensive line led the Gulf South Conference by allowing just four sacks in 14 games in 2021 to help the Blazers reach the NCAA Division II National Championship game.
In 2019, Allgood helped guide VSU to its second-straight Gulf South Conference title and a berth in the second round of the NCAA playoffs with a 10-1 record and an 8-0 mark in Gulf South Conference play. The Blazers finished the season third nationally in total offense at 522.1 yards per game for tops in the conference, while the team was 12th nationally in passing efficiency (162.12) to lead the league and was first in the league in rushing offense at 260.2 yards per game for 11th nationally. VSU rushing offense was best in the nation at 6.8 yards per carry, while the team was second nationally in third down conversion percentage at 53% and VSU finished fifth nationally is sacks allowed at just 0.73 sacks allowed per game.
Allgood’s line blocked for two-time Harlon Hill finalist quarterback Rogan Wells who earned All-America honors for the second-straight season and Wells was named GSC Player of the Year for the second-straight season in 2019. Allgood coached two linemen to first team all-region honors in Adonis Sealey and Brandon Kemp. Sealey earned All-America accolades and Kemp signed a free agent contract with the Tennessee Titans.
At Tiffin in 2018, his unit continued to excel, leading an offense averaging 30.4 points per game, 271.2 passing yards per game and 425.7 total yards per game. He had three students-athletes earn all-conference honors. In 2017, the offensive line aided a Tiffin offense which averaged 23.8 points per game, 366 passing yards and 202.5 rushing yards per game. His line was a big part of JaQuan Hardy’s 1,000-yard rushing season, marking the first for the Dragons since 2005. Allgood also had three all-conference selections in 2017.
Prior to Tiffin, Allgood was graduate assistant at his alma mater the University of Oklahoma. There as a graduate assistant, the offensive line had one of its most productive years in Sooner history as it ranked first nationally in passing efficiency (193.79) and pass completion percentage (.706), while ranking second nationally in total offense at 554.8 yards per game and third in scoring offense (43.9 ppg). OU also led the Big 12 Conference in allowing just 1.6 sacks per game.
Allgood played for the Sooners from 2006-2008 and was a student assistant from 2009-2011 and a graduate assistant from 2014-2016. In 2015, he helped an offensive line unit featuring First Team All-Big 12 selections Ty Darlington and Nila Kasitati. Darlington won the Campbell Trophy, Wuerffel Trophy and Bowden Award for his efforts on the field and in the classroom. OU had a pair of freshmen at the tackle positions, including left tackle Orlando Brown, who was named a Freshman All-America selection by Sporting News. That line led the way for an offense that ranked fourth in scoring, 17th in passing and 22nd in rushing. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Oklahoma in 2011.
In 2014, Allgood helped OU to lead the nation in sacks allowed at just 9.0 for the season, while the Sooners led the Big 12 and ranked tenth nationally averaging 261.2 yards rushing, the highest total produced by the Sooners under head coach Bob Stoops. The offensive line helped freshman Samaje Perine lead the Big 12 in rushing (131.8 ypg), and set the FBS single-game rushing record with 427 yards against Kansas (11/22/14).
In between his stints with the Sooners, Allgood was the offensive line coach during the 2013 season at NCAA Division III College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minn., where it won the UMAC Championship. He also spent two years as a graduate assistant at Fort Hays State in Fort Hays, Kan., where he coached tight ends, full backs and was the assistant offensive line coach in 2011-12.

[dewey]

Here is #98 for the 17 time National Champions the North Dakota State University Bison.

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98
Josh
Magin
Position Defensive Tackle
Height 6-5
Weight 274
Class Redshirt Freshman
Hometown Shakopee, Minn.
High School Shakopee HS
Bio Related Stats Historical
Biography
HIGH SCHOOL: 2022 graduate of Shakopee High School...Two-year starter...Played defensive end for coach Ray Betton...Charted 25 tackles in 11 games his senior year with four tackles for loss, two sacks, one forced fumble and an interception...Honorable mention all-district...Part of two section championship teams in football and basketball.

PERSONAL: Plans to major in mechanical engineering...Son of Ryan and Jennifer...Has two brothers, Zach and Alex.

Go Bison!

Dewey

[mvemjsunpx]

Montana #98 not assigned.


The previous #98 is now #76 (Journey Grimsrud)