![]() ![]() Several of the high school signees chose the h BCUroute over larger FBS programs. Highly touted high school signees, including a few 3 star recruits, will look to contribute early and help with the rebuild. Miguel Sahagun, OL, 6’5”, 285, OL, College of San MateoĮbenezer Dibula, DL, 6’3”, 285, Minn St. Johnny Harris III, DB, 6’3”, 180, Garden City CCĬhris McAlpin, OL, 6’3”, 300, Chabot JUCO With their experience and skill set, they will provide depth and competition at key positions, pushing the entire team to elevate their game. JUCO standouts often bring a level of maturity, experience, and proverbial ‘chip on the shoulder’ that can be invaluable to a team. JUCO standouts: In addition to the FBS/FCS transfers, Woodie has also targeted standout players from the junior college ranks from as far away as California and Australia. ![]() Hallston Fergilus, OL, 6’4”, 310, Delaware State Tylik Bethea, QB, 6’6”, 215, Delaware State Tink Boyd transfers in from Va Tech and is one of 8 new wide receivers.ģ⭐️ Kareem Wilson, DL, 6’4”, 260, Florida AtlanticĤ⭐️ Iverson Clement, RB, 5’11”,185, RB Floridaģ⭐️ Cameron Ransom, QB, 6’3”, 215, GA Southernģ⭐️ Jahmari Sylvester,OL, 3* 6’5”, 325, FIUģ⭐️ Deonte Washington, DL, 6’3”, 290, Texas Stateģ⭐️ Jaylin Terzado, WR, 6’0”, 175, Western Carolina transfers in from Nevada and will join his older brothers Kahlil and Cameron on Bethune’s roster. In one of the coolest stories in the country, Aaron Overton Jr. Ransom and Delaware State transfer Tylik Bethea will look to take charge of an inexperienced quarterback room and add stability and depth to the position. Clement is a former 4⭐️ recruit who made a stop at Temple University before announcing his commitment to BCU.Ĭam Ransom helped lead Florida powerhouse Seffner Armwood to the state championship finals before signing with Georgia Southern. Former University of Florida running back, Iverson Clement, headlines this group. 10 of BCU’s 14 Division One transfers are either from or played college football in the state of Florida. ![]() Let’s take a closer look at each group.įBS/FCS transfers:Woodie wasted no time in bolstering the roster with Division I talent, specifically talent from around “The Sunshine State”. Woodie’s first wave of additions include a mix of FBS/FCS transfers, JUCO standouts, and highly-rated high school recruits, all of whom bring unique skills and experiences to the team. Since National Signing Day, more than 30 players have been brought in to help overhaul Bethune-Cookman’s roster. However, Coach Woodie’s reputation as a top-notch recruiter has attracted the attention of talented athletes from across the country who are eager to be a part of his vision for the program. As a result, only twelve players signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Wildcats back in February. With a focus on revamping the roster, Woodie is assembling an impressive group of talented players that have fans buzzing with excitement.īCU held the dubious distinction of being the only Division One Football program who did not have a head coach when National Signing Day 2023 rolled around. Bethune-Cookman University’s new head football coach, Raymond Woodie, has been working feverishly to restore his alma mater’s winning ways. Summer is officially upon us and the weather is not the only thing heating up in Daytona Beach. ![]()
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