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USFL Player Evaluation of Arizona LB Keyshaun Elliott by Shane Gillooly
Keyshaun Elliott is a 6’2, 231-pound linebacker from the University of Arizona. A native of Richmond, Missouri, the undersized linebacker from Richmond High was only rated a 2-star recruit by 247Sports and would commit to New Mexico State University. The true freshman would immediately make an impact as a rotational linebacker and special teams ace
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USFL Player Evaluation of Duke DE Wesley Williams by Tim McCormack
Wesley Williams is a 6’4”, 256-pound defensive end from Duke University who brings a strong combination of size, athleticism, and versatility to the edge position. Hailing from Haymarket, Virginia, he attended Battlefield High School before committing to Duke. Williams is a developing defensive end who built a strong and consistent career at Duke from 2022
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USFL Player Evaluation of Georgia State WR Ted Hurst by Endy Pierre
Ted Hurst is a 6’4, 206-pound wide receiver from Georgia State University. Ted Hurst is probably the best Group of 5 prospect in this year’s NFL Draft. He combines size, speed, and solid route-running, giving him a strong chance to succeed at the next level. He played basketball and football at Sol C. Johnson High
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USFL Player Evaluation of Ole Miss WR Harrison Wallace III by Ricardo Volley
Harrison Wallace III is a 6’0, 192 pound wide receiver from the University of Mississippi. He was a 4 star prospect out of Pike Road High School. In 2019, he was named 3A All-Region and All-State. He was 1st Team All-Metro in 2019 and 2020. As a senior, he led Pike Road to a 10-1
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USFL Player Evaluation of Clemson DL Peter Woods by Ricardo Volley
Peter Woods is a 6’2, 298-pound defensive lineman from Clemson University. From 2019 to 2022, he went to Thompson High School. He led Thompson to four straight 7A State Championships and a 50-5 career record. He finished his high school career with 260 tackles, 72 tackles for loss, and 29.5 sacks. As a senior, he
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USFL Player Evaluation for Texas Tech Edge Romello Height by E’Mya Boards
Romello Height is a 6’3”, 239-pound linebacker from Dublin, Georgia, who attended Dublin High School before beginning his collegiate career at Auburn University (2020–2022). He later transferred to the University of Southern California (2023–2024), where a season-ending shoulder injury limited his availability. He then spent the 2024 season at Georgia Tech before transferring to Texas
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USFL Player Evaluation for LSU TE Bauer Sharp by E’Mya Boards
Bauer Sharp is a 6’5”, 249-pound former quarterback turned tight end from Dothan, Alabama, who attended Dothan High School before beginning his collegiate career at Southeastern Louisiana University (2022-2024). During his sophomore year, he earned First-Team All-Southland Conference honors. He later transferred to the University of Oklahoma (2024-2025), where he led the team in receiving
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USFL Player Evaluation of Oregon S Dillon Thieneman by E’Mya Boards
Dillon Thieneman is a 6’0”, 201-pound defensive back from Westfield, Indiana, who attended Westfield High School before beginning his collegiate career at Purdue University (2023–2024). At Purdue, he emerged as a consistent and productive defender, leading all Big Ten defensive backs in tackles (104) while contributing in both the passing and running games. His performance
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USFL Player Evaluation of Mississippi State WR Brenen Thompson by Myles Ashe
Brenen Thompson is a wide receiver from Mississippi State University. He is 5’9 and 164 pounds. He is from Spearman, TX, and attended Spearman HS. He originally attended Texas after high school, then transferred to Oklahoma, and then transferred to Mississippi St for his final year. Thompson was awarded 2025 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll,
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USFL Player Evaluation of South Carolina CB Brandon Cisse by Jacob Smith
Brandon Cisse is a 6 ‘0, 190-pound cornerback from the University of South Carolina. Cisse has been a staple of defensive back play in the Carolinas since his high school days. Starting out at NC State before transferring to South Carolina, Cisse has quietly become perhaps one of the most undervalued prospects in this upcoming