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Practice starts this week, so rather than just content, like the videos below, we should actually start to see some news.

Defense.

Offense.

Houston. I’ll be there with Dan and Brian.

Via the Chargers official site, Dylan Cantrell is making a moves at training camp:

After minicamp ended, Wide Receivers Coach Phil McGeoghan mentioned Cantrell had the most reps of any receiver during the spring. According to Chargers Head Coach Anthony Lynn, that work the wideout put in during OTAs is showing right now.

“Out of all the receivers, he probably improved the most this offseason,” Lynn said. “He started out slow but got better each and every day. That’s kind of how this camp is going so far. Yesterday, he started out a little slow. Today, he looked a little better.”

LandGrant Gauntlet’s Josh Cowan ranks the quarterback situation in the Big 12 and has Texas Tech ranked 9th overall, mostly due to the uncertainty at the quarterback situation.

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