Tony Grimes to Announce His College Football Program Tomorrow

Tony Grimes is expected to announce his new collegiate football program tomorrow. We will also discuss his upcoming visits to former players such as Ohio State's Omari Abor and Rutgers' Tyler Rouse. These three players could be huge assets to the Michigan football program. This week's Mott Takeover is a great opportunity to meet the coach who helped them become a top-25 team. Also, you can see photos of Hoke and Carr together at former players' reunions.

Tony Grimes to announce collegiate football program

Tony Grimes, who had a successful high school career, will announce his collegiate football program tomorrow. He cites the cancellation of the high school season as one of the reasons for his decision. While Grimes will finish his high school requirements this summer, he plans to reclassify to UNC academically. He hopes to play for the Tar Heels in 2020. While the cancellation of the high school season has left him with no time to prepare for college football, he can still be part of the program.

Ohio State's Omari Abor

The upcoming season is looking like a great one for the Ohio State football program. Ohio State is home for its first five games and has eight games left to play. The first five games are against the likes of Michigan State and Penn State, who have both sucked the past two years. With a favorable schedule, Ohio State should have a good shot of making the CFP. The only question left to answer is who will take them. Click here for more details about ตารางบอลพรุ่งนี้

Rutgers' Tyler Rouse

While Rutgers isn't likely to be in the playoffs tomorrow, it will have a solid college football program for the foreseeable future. The Scarlet Knights are a 5-7 overall team that went 3-8 in the Big Ten last season. The Scarlet Knights have struggled to adapt to the Big Ten, losing 78-0 to Michigan in 2016. They also lost key offensive players to the NFL draft.

Texas Longhorns' Bijan Robinson

Running back Bijan Robinson is the talk of the Texas Longhorns' football program tomorrow. Robinson is a member of the team's first-team All-Big 12 rushing attack and is the Big 12 rushing leader with 1,127 yards and 11 touchdowns. He is a semifinalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award. In the last game against Oklahoma, Texas lost to the Sooners for the fifth time in a row - its longest losing streak since 1956. Robinson leads the Big 12 in rushing yards and ranks ninth nationally. He also led the Big 12 in rushing yards last year.

Ohio State's Josh Heupel

When you look back on the history of the Ohio State football program, you might notice that the '70s team has been one of the most successful in the country. The Buckeyes, led by Jim Tressel, won the 2002 National Championship and six Big Ten Championships during the decade. It was also the year they were named "super sophomores." They might have gone on to win three consecutive national titles if they hadn't lost to Michigan.

Tennessee's Josh Heupel

If you follow college football closely, you have probably noticed that the future of the Vols is uncertain. The Vols' first game will be against LSU on Sept. 17. But Heupel's future is much more uncertain than most observers realize. Heupel will take over as Tennessee's head coach for the second year in 2019. He will be responsible for recruiting the next generation of Tennessee football players.

Wyoming's Derius Swinton

In his first college season as an assistant coach for the Wyoming football team, Derius Swinton is already proving his worth. He is a former NFL assistant, and worked for the Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, and San Francisco 49ers. In 2011, he was hired by the St. Louis Rams to become their special teams quality control coach. His team finished with a 73-120-0 overall record.

Boston College's Tyler Rouse

Tyler Rouse will officially commit to the Boston College football program tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. Eastern. The star linebacker was recruited by BC and several other ACC schools before he decided to sign his National Letter of Intent. He had offers from Connecticut, Syracuse, and Buffalo, and had planned to attend prep school before attending BC. But the Wolfpack are not the only team in the ACC with some intriguing matchups.