Breaking news: Georgia Bulldogs Close in to sign Vikings Super Talented RB in a Blockbuster Deal.

Georgia is still putting a lot of effort toward luring Minnesota’s 2025 running back target.

One name that has become clear as a top goal for the Bulldogs is commit Shane Marshall, a running back from Minnesota.

The Bulldogs showed interest in the three-star running back from Irwin County this summer when his squad participated in a 7-on-7 camp in Athens. At that moment, he was called aside by Georgia coaches to do tests and run some drills. In the 5-10-5 shuttle, he recorded a 3.9 and a 40-inch vertical.

Week 1 Conference Coordinators of the Week for 247Sports

Coordinators of the Week are chosen by 247Sports weekly from each league. These are Week 1’s options.

Coordinators of the Week are chosen by 247Sports weekly from each FBS league. These are Week 1’s options.

Miami defeated Florida 41–17 thanks to 529 yards from Shannon Dawson’s offense, which included 418 total yards and three touchdown passes from quarterback Cam Ward.

Tim Lewis, on the other hand, helped Boston College defeat Florida State 28–13 at FSU by limiting them to one score, 21 running yards, and 4 of 17 on third and fourth downs.

AAC: FAU DC/OC Jordan Davis/North Texas ROC BELLANTONI

North Texas defeated South Alabama 52–38, scoring 550 yards and six offensive touchdowns behind Jordan Davis.

Regarding Roc Bellantoni, in a 16-10 loss to the Spartans, his defense limited Power Four opponent Michigan State to 293 yards, 14 offensive points, and 3 of 13 on third downs. In the second half, FAU shut out MSU with three key takeaways. The rising star quarterback for Michigan State, Aidan Chiles, completed 10 of 24 passes for just 114 yards, no touchdowns, and two interceptions.

BIG TEN: USC DC D’ANTON LYNN / PENN STATE OC ANDY KOTELNICKI

In his first game as Penn State’s offensive coordinator, Andy Kotelnicki set the tone for the offense, which resulted in 457 yards and five touchdowns in a 34-12 victory over West Virginia.

Meanwhile, D’Anton Lynn had a fantastic debut as well. Lynn’s defense restricted LSU to only 20 points in the Trojans’ 27-20 victory over the Tigers, in his first game since taking over a team that allowed 34.4 points per game the previous season.

TCU OC Kendal Blades in the BIG 12

TCU defeated Stanford 34–27, with Kendal Briles’ offense scoring 24 points in the second half after trailing by a touchdown at the half.

Josh Hoover, the quarterback, passed for 2 touchdowns and 353 yards.

GETTING GODDESS USA: Washington, D.C. SKYLER CASSITY

Sam Houston State won 34-14 at Rice thanks to three interceptions, a fourth-down stop, and a defense led by Skyler Cassity that gave up just 274 yards.

MAC: DC Bill Brechin, Miami, Ohio

Bill Brechin’s defense held Power Four opponent Northwestern to just 13 scores and 328 yards, even though Miami (Ohio) lost, 13–6.