Saturday, March 14, 2015
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LB E.J. Levenberry transfers to UConn; WR Adonis Jennings transfers to Temple
Two former four-star recruits – linebacker E.J. Levenberry and wide receiver Adonis Jennings – have found new homes in the AAC via transfer.
Levenberry, who was the 110th-best recruit in the country in the 2013 class, is heading to UConn after transferring out of Florida State in January. Levenberry registered 60 tackles in two seasons with the Seminoles and has been taking classes at a community college near his hometown in Virginia before he enrolls at UConn in June. He decided to transfer from FSU after his playing time dwindled in 2014.
Levenberry told InsideNova.com that his familiarity with many of the coaches, including head coach Bob Diaco, made it a good fit. Diaco recruited Levenberry when he was the defensive coordinator at Notre Dame.
“I felt it was the best place to develop me,” Levenberry said. “They showed me so much love. Everything seemed so perfect. It felt like the best fit.”
Levenberry said plans file an appeal with the NCAA to see if he can play immediately. If that doesn’t go through, he’ll take a mandatory redshirt year.
Jennings, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound wide receiver, will head east and transfer to Temple after playing his freshman season at Pitt. Jennings, a native of Sicklerville, N.J., told the Philadelphia Inquirer that he wanted to play closer to home due to a “family situation” and chose Temple over Rutgers.
“I really feel that Temple is the right fit,” Jennings said. “I feel I can make an impact.”
Because he transferred due to a family situation, Jennings said he’ll apply to the NCAA in efforts to play immediately instead of having to sit out a year.
Jennings, who was the eighth-best player in New Jersey in the 2014 class, appeared in six games and had six catches for 55 yards in his lone season at Pitt.
For more Connecticut news, visit UConnReport.com.
For more Temple news, visit OwlScoop.com.
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From Dr. Saturday - NCAAF - Yahoo Sports - LB E.J. Levenberry transfers to UConn; WR Adonis Jennings transfers to Temple
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Mississippi State WR De’Runnya Wilson arrested for marijuana possession
Mississippi State wide receiver De’Runnya Wilson was one of four men arrested Friday night in Covington County, Ala., for marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia.
According to WSFA 12, Wilson and three others were pulled over for a traffic stop on Highway 84. River Falls (Ala.) Police Chief Greg Jackson said the group was traveling in a Jeep and was pulled over for speeding. Per the Clarion Ledger, the Keep was pulled over “for going 59 miles per hour in a 45 mile an hour speed zone in the rain.”
Officers reportedly smelled marijuana in the vehicle and Jackson said marijuana was found in the car. Additionally, the four men, who were reportedly “traveling to a friend’s 21st birthday party” admitted “they couldn’t pass a drug test.”
The 20-year-old Wilson, who was released on $2,500 bond, led the Bulldogs in receiving as a sophomore in 2014 with 47 catches for 680 yards and nine touchdowns. Wilson also caught 26 balls for 351 yards and three touchdowns as a true freshman in 2013.
Mississippi State spokesperson Bill Martin told the Clarion Ledger that the program is “aware of the matter.”
“We are getting more details and will handle it appropriately,” Martin said.
Mississippi State is scheduled to begin spring practice on Wednesday.
For more Mississippi State news, visit BulldogBlitz.com.
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From Dr. Saturday - NCAAF - Yahoo Sports - Mississippi State WR De’Runnya Wilson arrested for marijuana possession