On This Date in College Football History: May 22, Alex Smith was born

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By Adam Lowenstein
Analytic Researcher

1982 – Happy 31st birthday to former Stanford TE Alex Smith who spent eight years in the NFL. He was a strong student-athlete for the Cardinal during his four-season collegiate career. His time at Stanford culminated in a 52-catch season for 706 yards and the 2004 John Mackey Award. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers then drafted him 71st overall in 2005.



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DT Keith (K.J.) Ford Commits To The NC State Wolfpack

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By Reginald McIntyre Jr.
CFB Writer 

Keith (K.J.) Ford has committed to play for the NC State Wolfpack, according to multiple sources.

The 6-1, 270-pound defensive tackle from Bluffton (SC) High School also held a offer from UMass.

Four-Star Wide Receiver Markell Pack Commits To The Florida State Seminoles

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By Reginald McIntyre Jr.
CFB Writer 

The Florida State Seminoles have landed a verbal from four-star wide receiver Markell Pack, according to multiple reports.

"I just really like what they've got going," Pack said. "I think I'll fit in great."

Central Michigan Adds Tackle Prospect Jimmy McCarthy To 2014 Class

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By Reginald McIntyre Jr.
CFB Writer

Offensive Tackle/Defensive Tackle prospect Jimmy McCarthy has committed to play for the Central Michigan Chippewas, according to 247sports.com.

The 6-5, 260-pound prospect from Hamilton Southeastern High School (Fishers, IN) is the eighth pledge to Central Michigan's 2014 class.

Cal Golden Bears Add Running Back Prospect Tre Watson To 2014 Class

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By Reginald McIntyre Jr.
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Centennial High School (Corona, CA) standout Tre Watson has committed to play for the California Golden Bears, according to multiple sources.

The 5-10, 185-pound running back chose the Bears over offers from BYU, Nevada, New Mexico, Toledo, Utah and Washington State.