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… team is still in discussions with Lewis University in Romeoville. - The Bears waived injured rookie defensive end Averell Spicer and added defensive tackle Mick Williams, who starred in college at Pittsburgh. Williams originally was signed as …
… against San Jose State. Backup S Drew McAllister (hip) is questionable for this week's game at Ohio State. DT Averell Spicer , who missed the opener because of a sprained ankle, returned to practice Monday. CB Shareece Wright, who redshirted …
… Patterson (WR, Jr.), Mark Sanchez (QB, Sr.), D.J. Shoemate (FB, So.), Malcolm Smith (LB, Jr.), Averell Spicer (DT, Sr.), Kevin Thomas (CB, Sr.), Christian Tupou (DT, Jr.), Marc Tyler (RB, So.), Damian Williams …
… pre-broken-leg burst. Sophomore Armond Armstead successfully transitioned from defensive tackle to starting end and senior Averell Spicer looks as if he will fill the void left by Fili Moala at defensive tackle. Sophomore Tyron Smith emerged as the starting …
… said. "We're not in too bad of shape." Carroll said starting center Kris O'Dowd and starting defensive tackle Averell Spicer both will play after missing the opener with injuries. Also: Several players were asked about the stars who patrolled …
… Franklin, sophomore Armond Armstead will move from tackle to end and compete against freshman Wes Horton . Senior Averell Spicer , sophomore DaJohn Harris and junior Derek Simmons will get first crack at replacing tackle Fili Moala. Will there …
… a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. Backup S Jay Atkins is out for the year with a knee injury. Trojans NT Averell Spicer (sprained ankle) is questionable for the opener against San Jose State. Starting DE Armond Armstead, a sophomore …
… continue to vie for the starting job this fall, had two field goals and an extra point each. . . . Defensive tackle Averell Spicer injured a shoulder but Carroll said it wasn't serious. The coach reported no other injuries. -- david.wharton …