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FCS All-American running back Scottre Humphrey becomes a Lobo
FCS All American running back Scottre Humphrey has signed to play for Jason Eck at the University of New Mexico. The former Montana State star’s last dealings with the Lobos left the team heartbroken in their opening football game of the 2024 season.
Ole Miss offers All-American RB Scottre Humphrey
FCS All-American running back Scottre Humphrey entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, leaving Montana State after a dynamic 2024 campaign. Ole Miss joined numerous schools offering the 5-11, 220-pound back.
UNM lands FCS All-America RB Scottre Humphrey via portal
As the transfer portal taketh, it also giveth. And it's certainly giving to New Mexico right now. UNM has signed Montana State transfer running back Scottre Humphrey, previously 24/7 Sports' top-ranked uncommitted back in the portal,
Montana State RB Transfer Scottre Humphrey Receives West Virginia Offer
West Virginia lost a member of its 2025 signing class as running back Deandre Desinor changed his mind and backed out of his National Letter of Intent and committed to North Carolina State. The Mountaineers now have an open spot in the backfield and are looking to the transfer portal to fill that need.
Montana State Bobcats All-American RB Scottre Humphrey enters transfer portal
The Seattle native is the second MSU All-American and third running back to enter the portal since the end of the 2024 regular season.
Ex-Montana State RB Scottre Humphrey transfers to New Mexico, DB Andrew Powdrell to UNLV
Humphrey joins a team and a coach he went up against in 2024. Powdrell is transferring to a program in the same FBS conference as New Mexico.
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Montana State's Scottre Humphrey, Rohan Jones, Elijah Elliott to enter NCAA transfer portal
Three Montana State players on Wednesday announced their intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal, including All-Americans ...
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Sources: Temple targeting top FCS coordinator to run offense
Temple is targeting Montana State offensive coordinator Tyler Walker and offensive line coach Al Johnson for the same posts in Philadelphia, sources tell FootballScoop.