Arizona State Sun Devils running back Cam Skattebo was one of the best players in all of college football last season, but his name has been excluded from several mock drafts and prospect lists.

Skattebo led the ASU rushing attack as he averaged 131.6 rushing ... Closing out the Sun Devils’ portion of PFF’s list was wide receiver Jordyn Tyson at No. 61. Tyson had 75 receptions ...

He also threw a 42-yard touchdown pass and punched in a two-point conversion in ASU's 39-31 double-overtime loss on New Year's Day. Before that performance, Skattebo was projected to be a third ...

But one NFL mock draft prediction for the dynamic wide receiver doesn't agree with the lofty picks for Tetairoa in the first round of the April 24 NFL draft. It has Tetairoa dropping all the way ...

“As we were getting ready for practice,” Cronin said, “it was, who drops next?” The team invoked COVID-19 protocols, sanitizing its practice facility. Players shot at their own baskets ...

While many hoped Skattebo and Arizona State would end the season winning a national championship, what they accomplished this season is still a significant success. ASU was predicted to finish last in ...

Some ASU fans, however, may take issue with Skattebo's ranking. Not necessarily due to Skattebo placing behind Miami quarterback Cam Ward (No. 3 on the list) and Colorado wide receiver/cornerback ...

Some ASU fans, however, may take issue with Skattebo's ranking. Not necessarily due to Skattebo placing behind Miami quarterback Cam Ward (No. 3 on the list) and Colorado wide receiver/cornerback ...

Brennan adopted that philosophy for recruiting skill players, especially at wide receiver. “I don’t want to be in a position where we’re chasing speed,” Brennan said during his National ...

Skattebo elected to bypass taking part in the Senior Bowl to turn his focus toward preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine, Ben Sherman of SI.com reports. Skattebo pieced together a career-best ...

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