UWF Football 2021

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Kaleb Nobles (Co-Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach/Director of Football Operations at UWF) has been hired as a full time assistant of Offensive Player Development at Clemson.

Swinney officially announces staff changes for 2021

Congratulations to Coach Nobles, maybe we will see him coaching UWF or VSU one day.

Had no idea that Nobles was recruited by Clemson before going to VSU.

https://theclemsoninsider.com/2011/0...ck-to-clemson/

https://www.tigernet.com/recruit/Kaleb-Nobles-1200

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UWF Football 2021 Signing Day Central

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Argos add 3 star RB from Birmingham, AL.

Jaquel Fells, Jr.

https://247sports.com/Player/Jaquel-Fells-Jr-46083402/

https://twitter.com/UWFFootball/stat...59833505857537

[Argonut]

I agree that transfers are a double edged sword that can help and hurt depending on how the coaches handle them. They are just an increasing segment of the landscape of college football now, especially D2. The Argos seem to have made good use of them so far, especially on defense. The Argo coaches like to have experienced transfer linebackers since year one of the program and the four transfers they picked up follow this pattern.

[Rational Observer]

Looking at the 24 transfer players added since the Covid cancellation of the 2020 season, the Argos pick up 17 D1 players with 4 Power 5, 8 Group 5 and 5 FCS. All 5 of the LB picked up are D1, 7 are linemen, 1 each at LS, kicker and an Australian punter, 4 WR, 1 TE, 2 DB and 1 6'5" prostyle QB. One of the more interesting transfers is a local Pensacola player, Jabir Frye, who graduated from Troy State and was used at QB/RB in high school and as a kick returner at Troy. He ran back a kick 99 yards against Clemson in a near upset by Troy. He's only 5'7", but fast, quick and elusive. I can't wait to see him in action in front of the home crowd.

D1 transfers can be a boost to fill a gap, but they can also be a bust in the longterm as it undercuts your program building via recruiting. We saw that with Terry Bowden at UNA.

[Argonut]

Looking at the 24 transfer players added since the Covid cancellation of the 2020 season, the Argos pick up 17 D1 players with 4 Power 5, 8 Group 5 and 5 FCS. All 5 of the LB picked up are D1, 7 are linemen, 1 each at LS, kicker and an Australian punter, 4 WR, 1 TE, 2 DB and 1 6'5" prostyle QB. One of the more interesting transfers is a local Pensacola player, Jabir Frye, who graduated from Troy State and was used at QB/RB in high school and as a kick returner at Troy. He ran back a kick 99 yards against Clemson in a near upset by Troy. He's only 5'7", but fast, quick and elusive. I can't wait to see him in action in front of the home crowd.

[Uwfalum98]

Did UWF lose a lot in the off-season?

The biggest losses from 2019 were the top 2 receivers and 3 three year starters on the OL. I'm guessing there have been more during this extended off season, but I don't know first hand.

[Blazernerd04]

Did UWF lose a lot in the off-season?

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UWF Football Adds 10 Mid-Year Transfers

https://goargos.com/news/2021/1/27/u...transfers.aspx

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12/21/2020 This Day In Argo History: 2019 - UWF Wins D2 Football National Championship