Manny Navarro is a Staff Writer at The Athletic. He covers college football, the transfer portal, and roster construction, with a focus on team sports and the competitive sports landscape. Manny's work has been featured in The Michigan City News-Dispatch, The New York Times, The Athletic, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Manny Navarro's articles mainly focus on college football, with extensive coverage of specific teams and players. His work heavily features event coverage and announcements related to college football, particularly in the context of Florida State University and the Miami Hurricanes.
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By: Manny Navarro
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Jeff Traylor is as old school as they come. The Texas-San Antonio coach believes in player development, loyalty and relationships. But he also knows he must adapt and can no longer be offended when a player opts to leave his program.
By: Manny Navarro
Sears, who could play wide receiver or cornerback — or both — is the fifth five-star prospect in Miami's class.
By: Manny Navarro, Antonio Morales, Sam Khan Jr.
While the case proceeds, GMs and other front office staffers are wrestling with how realistic it is to add new players to rosters in August.
By: Manny Navarro
Which teams are big spenders and hoping for results? Which ones have big dreams but lack the resources? Which ones are behind the 8-ball?
By: Manny Navarro
Sears was ranked No. 1 in the 2028 cycle in the 247Sports Composite before reclassifying. He's now the No. 11 prospect in the 2027 class.
Some of the top teams in the nation will be counting on immediate contributions from freshmen.
By: Manny Navarro
Can Darian Mensah lead Miami to a national title? Will Cam Coleman take the Texas offense from good to great?
By: Manny Navarro, Matt Baker
Lyle started two games last year for the Hurricanes and was expected to be the No. 2 running back this season.
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By: Manny Navarro
Edwards had his best season at Maryland in 2024, completing 65 percent of his passes for 2,881 yards, 15 TDs and nine interceptions.
