1. Peter Woods, DT, Clemson
While @cfbramble.bsky.social went blockbuster on offense with the purported prodigal son down in Austin. I'm going blockbuster on defense with the best damn DT in quite some time: Peter Woods.

This kid is an absolute wrecking ball and can single handily wreck a game ...

2. Jaydn Ott, RB, Oklahoma
As @cfbramble.bsky.social did with his first preview pick, time to let my fan flag fly as well.
Everyone is raving about John Mateer, and for damn good reason (he's GOOD), but with Ott in the fold, Oklahoma FINALLY has a bona fide home run hitter back in the backfield.

,de-facto G5 playoff spot (probably going to Boise State, but hey maybe the Fun Belt is a whale of a conference this year). I think another offseason of experience is really gonna help him take his game to another level - being a fairly good passer and great runner in a FUN offense #cfbsky #cfb

4. David Bailey, LB/EDGE, Texas Tech (and the rest of Tech's transfer class)
Gonna cheat a bit on this one. While Bailey is definitely the crown jewel of TTU's transfer activity during this off-season, I'm fascinated to see how it ALL melds together. 247 Sports ranks the 21 transfers they took ...

5. Luke Altmyer, QB, Illinois
Staying in the Midwest with one of the most important starters this year. While Illinois is a pretty complete team and should be considered a dark horse in the B1G race, the true success of their season depends on Altmyer taking the proverbial next step

6. Jeremiyah Love, RB, Notre Dame
Gonna second @cfbramble.bsky.social on this selection. Especially after the news yesterday that Freeman isn't naming a starting QB quite yet right outta camp. Not sure if this is gamesmanship or not. But Carr not grabbing that QB job by now is a bit concerning.

7. Bryant Wesco Jr., WR, Clemson
Staying in the Palmetto State with this game breaker. Cade, others on O, and the defense are rightfully getting all the pre-SZN pub. But if Clemson ends up being one of primary national title contenders they look like, Wesco Jr. is going to have a monster year

9. Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina

Picking up where we left off with a two for one this morning.
After being on a monster, havoc causing D-line last year as a true freshman, Dylan know has to step up to be the leader and shoulder more of the load for a reworked S.Carolina D-Line.

9. Koi Perich, S, Minnesota
Next I’m pumped to watch Koi, an upcoming sophomore safety that was a 1st team All-B1G selection and a 2nd team All-American as a TRUE FRESHMAN. That is just absolutely insane at his age, but he’s that insanely talented.

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