BBOZEMAN, Montana — Jeff Choate has not shied away from recruiting transfers or signing classes with huge numbers during his four seasons at the helm at Montana State.
This past off-season, Montana State added 37 new players to its roster between last season’s 52-10 loss at North Dakota State in the Round of 16 of the FCS playoffs and Friday’s fall camp opening practice.
Of the 37 new additions, Buck end Amandre Williams and nose tackle Jason Scrempos are Power 5 dropdowns from Washington. Sophomore Dylan Porter, a 6-foot-5, 295-pounder, is a transfer from Nevada. Wide receiver Tyrone Marshall, linebacker Blake Flovin and defensive end Tyson Regimbal came to MSU from the junior college ranks.
BBOZEMAN, Montana — Jeff Choate has not shied away from recruiting transfers or signing classes with huge numbers during his four seasons at the helm at Montana State.
This past off-season, Montana State added 37 new players to its roster between last season’s 52-10 loss at North Dakota State in the Round of 16 of the FCS playoffs and Friday’s fall camp opening practice.
Of the 37 new additions, Buck end Amandre Williams and nose
tackle Jason Scrempos are Power 5 dropdowns from Washington. Sophomore Dylan
Porter, a 6-foot-5, 295-pounder, is a transfer from Nevada. Wide receiver
Tyrone Marshall, linebacker Blake Flovin and defensive end Tyson Regimbal came
to MSU from the junior college ranks.
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