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Thomas has had a strong fall camp to date and had a wild touchdown catch in Saturday's scrimmage, Jordan Hill of 247Sports.com reports.

Bowens has improved a lot since last season and has put together some strong practices in fall camp, Jordan Hill of 247Sports.com reports.

Marshall has been consistent through fall camp and logged an excellent first scrimmage, Nathan Carroll of 247Sports.com reports,.

Brown is running more with the first team and getting a lot of looks in the passing game so far in fall camp, Glen West of 247Sports.com reports.

Livingstone had a couple nice catches in Saturday's scrimmage and is making a push to get into the wide receiver rotation, Chip Brown of 247Sports.com reports.

Simpson has been named Alabama's starting quarterback, Pete Nakos of On3 Sports reports.

While Max Johnson took the first-team reps in the portions of open practice the media was allowed to observe last week, Lopez has worked himself into the starting quarterback role, multiple sources told 247Sports.com.

Endries will likely be Texas' starting tight end with the competition for the second tight end still in flux, 247Sports.com reports.

Rogers remains in a close battle for Utah's starting running back role, per Josh Furlong of KSL News Salt Lake City.

Parker is competing for Utah's starting running back job and remains neck-and-neck, per Josh Furlong of KSL News Salt Lake City.

Willis will likely be the starting back for Syracuse, per Bryan Zarpentine of Fansided.

Lewis remains a top choice to start at quarterback for Colorado, but no choice has been made, per Pat Graham of apnews.com.

Salter remains in the midst of a quarterback competition, with no starter yet named, per Pat Graham of apnews.com.

Feagin will be part of a split backfield for Illinois this season, per Doug Bucshon of on3.com.

Moore didn't do anything to stand out during Saturday's scrimmage, Daniel Hager of On3.com reports. "I don't know that anything necessarily stood out," Lanning said. "Like I said, I think defense won the day. They were able to get some three-and-outs. The [offense] operated efficiently, but we just didn't create any explosives and didn't have some of the downfield passing attack that we have had in other days of fall camp. I've come in here before and told you that offense had won the day, but today I feel like defense won that."

Laughery is set to be the first back for Illinois, per Doug Bucshon of on3.com.

Brown has continued to impress in his opportunities during Florida's camp, per Scott Carter of FloridaGators.com.

Benedix has been getting first-team reps in practice, per Matt Belinson of https://www.rustonleader.com/sports/bulldog-wideouts-look-stand-out.