Sav'ell Small's athleticism has never been in question, but finding the the right outlet for it remains an ongoing quest for the former University of Washington football player. Now at Colorado, an athlete once regarded as the nation's No.
No one ever disputed whether Sav'ell Smalls was a good college football player or not. It was being great that was the hard part. High expectations are
Edge rusher Sav'ell Smalls' decision to leave the University of Washington football team revolved around playing time and he'd been in ongoing discussions with the coaching staff for some time regarding his situation, Husky coach Kalen DeBoer said.
A prominent five-star edge rusher is on the market suddenly as Sav'ell Smalls entered his name into the college football transfer portal. That decision ends a three-year run at Washington, where the defensive end was a highly-touted local recruit out of Kennedy Catholic.
With edge rusher Sav'ell Smalls headed for the transfer portal, the University of Washington football team suddenly has a scholarship at its disposal. Now the Huskies might need to put that one out of service in order to reach the prescribed NCAA limit of 85. They could even set it aside for a transfer portal player to fill Smalls' vacancy.
Sav'ell Smalls, one of the more confounding University of Washington football players in recent times, revealed on Monday night he will enter the transfer portal, leaving the Huskies before spring football could end.
When Caleb Presley announced his flip from Oregon to Washington on the first day of the early signing period, it sent Husky fans into a frenzy. The cornerback from Rainier Beach became the first No.
Talk to Sav'ell Smalls, and he's not outwardly disappointed by the way his University of Washington football career has played out. Hey, it's process, this veteran edge rusher will tell you.
It popped up on the Husky football website without fanfare or explanation. Sav'ell Smalls, the University of Washington sophomore edge rusher, will answer to a new number this season — 0.
Following the third University of Washington spring football practice, it was edge rusher Sav'ell Smalls' turn to answer media questions. He seemed upbeat enough.
Sav'ell Smalls might as well have worn a big S across his chest. Make that two S's. Emerging from suburban Seattle Kennedy Catholic High School, the outside linebacker was the prize of the University of Washington's 2020 recruiting class, the proverbial 5-star prospect desired by everyone, a Superman per se.
They were injured, ignored or invisible. For all the turnover created by a dismal 4-8 University of Washington football season, the career regression of so many veteran players, such as Ulumoo Ale, Kamren Fabiculanan, Richard Newton and Sav'ell Smalls, to name four, proved as disconcerting as any game-day setback.
The last time we saw edge rusher Zion Tupuola-Fetui appear in a University of Washington football game, he was the starter opposite true freshman Sav'ell Smalls 10 months ago against Stanford.
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