#Elijah Hargrave

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im gonna fucking sob look at my gayboys 😭😭😭

another lovely commission by the WONDERFUL @/smoothie_peaches on Instagram!!

Grrrr they look so cute omfg 💕💕💕

I’ve decided Eli is in a polycule with Cas and Dean because it’s all fictional and I’m allowed to self indulge!!! Cas is romantically with both Dean and Eli, but Eli is only platonic and sexual with Dean :3

Cas and Eli: looking at each other so lovingly

Dean: arms around them both with a smile that says “I fuck both of these bitches”

Also like Cas and Dean are both switches, idk they just really give off that vibe to me. Eli tho? That’s a bottom. This bitch goes into heat, there’s no way they could top. The only “topping” Eli does is riding 💅

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out of Sam, Dean, Cas, and Eli, who do you think is who?

my four girlfriends. and yes, they smoke weed

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put Cas and Eli in these shirts bc they’re gay fucking idiots :3

this could be us

[lafbnetwork]

Los Angeles Chargers Free Agency: Day 3 Best Fits

As the initial flurry of NFL free agency subsides, the Los Angeles Chargers have been actively managing their roster. They’ve prioritized retaining key players, successfully re-signing four of their own, while also strategically adding external talent to bolster their lineup. With the immediate free agency period concluding, attention naturally shifts to the team’s future. The question now…

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Bevo Francis Award Watch List of 25 Players Announced

2025 Bevo Francis Top 25 Watch List Announced

Kansas City, MO – Small College Basketball and the National Awards Committee is thrilled to announce the Bevo Francis Top 25 Watch List for the 2024-25 season. Starting from the Top 100, down to the Top 50, the committee continues to face tough decisions in narrowing down the candidates to the Top 25. Once again this year, the list includes some of the top talent from NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA, USCAA, and the NCCAA. John McCarthy, Founder of Small College Basketball, had this to say about the Top 25 list:

"Congratulations to the 25 players on this highly prestigious Bevo Francis Award Watch List,” stated McCarthy. “This is a very elite group of players that have all led their teams to their respective national tournaments and 20+ wins (thus far) this season.. I am very grateful for the tremendous insight from our National Awards Committee."

The Clarence “Bevo” Francis Award is presented annually to the player who has had the finest overall season within Small College Basketball. Considerations will be season statistics and individual achievements, awards, personal character and team achievements. This is an incredibly prestigious award, as this award will only be given to one player within Small College Basketball per season.

2025 marks the eighth year of the Bevo Francis Award. Past winners include Dominez Burnett of Davenport University in 2016, Justin Pitts of Northwest Missouri State University in 2017, Emanuel Terry of Lincoln Memorial University in 2018, Aston Francis of Wheaton College in 2019, Kyle Mangas of Indiana Wesleyan University in 2020 and Trevor Hudgins of Northwest Missouri State University in 2022. In 2023, RJ Sunahara of Nova Southeastern was named the winner, while in 2024 Elijah Malone of Grace College received the honor. The award was not presented during the 2021 season.

On April 5 th , the finalists of the Bevo Francis Award will be announced. Then on April 7 th , the winner of this year’s award will be revealed.

The Bevo Francis Awards Committee consists of the following coaches: Gary Stewart - Stevenson (Md.), Chris Briggs - Georgetown (Ky.), Bill Dreikosen - Rocky Mountain (Mont.), Mark Berokoff – Oklahoma City, Mike Donnelly – Florida Southern, Sam Hargraves – Olivet (Mich.), Richard Westerlund – Northwestern (OH), Mark Vanderslice – USC – Aiken, Matt O’Brien – Southwestern (KS), Chris Wright – Langston (OK), Justin Leslie – Midwestern State, Raul Placeres – Maryville College (TN), Chris Martin – Loras (IA), John Lamanna – Whitman (WA), Brian Miller – MSOE, Justin Downer – Point Loma Nazarene.

To stay up to date on all things Small College Basketball or to learn more about the Bevo Francis Award, please head to smallcollegebasketball.com.

2024-25 Bevo Francis Award Watch List

Tray Alexander 5’10” Sr. Pace Benjamin Bill 6’10” So. Daemen Jadin Booth 6’2” Sr. Florida Southern Adam Brazil 5’10” Sr. Hampden-Sydney Octavio Brito 6’4” Sr. Keene State Ryker Cisarik 6’9” Sr. Nova Southeastern Wes Enis 6’2” So. Lincoln Memorial Dallas Graziani 5’8” Jr. Nova Southeastern Jacob Hanna 6’3” Sr. Washburn Chaze Harris 6’6” Jr. Life Jahn Hines 6’4” Sr. Christopher Newport Tristan How 6’7” Sr. New York University MJ Iraldi 6’6” Sr. Nova Southeastern Antwan Kimmons 6’0” Sr. Concordia-St. Paul Jair Knight 6’2” Jr. Emory Peyton Law 6’7” Jr. Freed-Hardeman Kaleb Lowery 6’8” Sr. The Masters Tommy Murr 6’1” Sr. Alabama-Huntsville Kashie Natt 6’3” Sr. LSU Alexandria Logan Pearson 6’4” Sr. Wisconsin-Platteville Shane Regan 6’4” Sr. Wesleyan Ian Scott 6’7” Sr. Grace Tristan Smith 6’5” Sr. Concordia (NE) Marcus Tomashek 6’6” Jr. Michigan Tech Caleb Van De Griend 6’8” Jr. Minot State

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i too am fried and im crying over this 😭

cas supervising is adorable hes such a sweetheart <33

@salted-snailz was thinking about this interaction

[dogwood-hill]

welcome.

one's nickname: @[name]ofDogwood

• Samantha D. Byrne as Fushi

• Vicente Alcatraz as Jayce Tails

• Selene Thorne as Herta

• Elijah Briar as Hoshina Soshiro

• Hanrietta Ravenswood as Re-I Mayer

• Alexei Lewis as Hayden Stewart

• Ellias Derrick as Itoshi Rin

• Artemis Selene Bloodthorne as Akame

• Yehezkiel Areli Sergius as W. J. Moriarty

• Alaric Sylvester Delacroix as KDJ

• Hezekiah Cedric Nightgale as B. Lamberg

• Michelle Judith as Nei Takarai

• Anastasia Theresa Weiss as Illyasviel

• Erion Bakirtzis as Denji

• Wistoria Ashrahan as Phrolova

• Artery Silas Bloodthorne as Suzuya

• Cedric Blancford as Nikolai Gogol

• Ian Basset as Yoshida

• Jeriah as YJH

• Jacques Ivanovich as Yomi

• Manuel Abascal as Aki Hayakawa

• Gracielle Epherie as Nene Yashiro

• Bernadette as Oak Casket

• Elliot Hargraves as Haitani

• Macbeth Constantine as Rahu

• Alexis Filbert as Mikaela

• Aki Soenser as Kaedehara

• Zachary Hayes as Natsuki

• Cornelius Pierre as Chrollo

• Serenity Dionysus as Osaragi

• Miriah Allison Young as Mizi

• Callum Seth Moore as Luka

• Malachi Montgomery as Sunday

• Adrianne Scott as Shinoa

• Khajeer Megatri as Sakusa

• Clara Vanve as Sohma

• Meryn Everhart as Atsumu Miya

• Andrei Lewis as Alan Saverio

• Malory Sephtis as Wanderer

• Matthias Derrick as Itoshi Sae

claim slot time limit: january 26th, 2025, 10.00 (gmt+7)

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Here’s a glimpse into some super cool music-making activities using the music program soundtrap under the guidance of James Humberstone @ Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Give it a geez if you have the time! Enjoy :)

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Kristen Stewart, Matt Bomer, Elijah Wood, Zoey Deutch, Judd Apatow, Alison Brie, O'Shea Jackson Jr., Elizabeth Olsen, Aubrey Plaza, Dave Franco, photographed by Austin Hargrave for The Hollywood Reporter at Sundance 2017.

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Anthony Harris, Ryan Kerrigan should bolster Eagles' D

6:00 AM ETPHILADELPHIA -- Is the Philadelphia Eagles' defense better, worse, or the same compared to the 2020 version?It was tough sledding all around during Philadelphia's 4-11-1 campaign, and that includes defensively. The Eagles finished 20th in points per game allowed (26.1), 29th in interceptions (8) and 23rd in takeaways (19).They signed former Minnesota Vikings safety Anthony Harris in NFL free agency this offseason, hoping he could help generate more turnovers. Harris is two seasons removed from leading the league in interceptions with six. The Eagles then inked veteran edge rusher Ryan Kerrigan to a one-year deal in May to further solidify the defensive front.But are those moves enough for the unit to take a step forward under first-time defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon? Here's a position-by-position look at the Eagles' defense for 2021:

Defensive line

Additions: Kerrigan (one-year, $2.5 million), Milton Williams (third-round pick), Tarron Jackson (sixth-round pick), Marlon Tuipulotu (sixth-round pick), Willie Henry (one-year, $990,000), JaQuan Bailey (unrestricted free agent)Losses: Vinny Curry (New York Jets), Malik Jackson (Cleveland Browns)Returners: Brandon Graham, Fletcher Cox, Derek Barnett, Josh Sweat, Javon Hargrave, Hassan Ridgeway, Genard Avery, Joe Ostman, Matt Leo, T.Y. McGill, Raequan Williams

What you need to know about the Philadelphia Eagles:• Eagles' free-agent signings » • Free-agency coverage » | More NFL » • Analysis for every Eagles draft pick » • Kiper's draft grades for every team» • McShay's favorite pick for all 32 teams » • Eagles' 2021 schedule » | All games » Better, worse or the same: BetterKerrigan had 5.5 sacks last season for Washington despite playing a career-low 38% of the snaps. It's a comparable signing to that of Chris Long in 2017, as Philly gains a veteran pass-rusher who can churn out production in limited snaps while helping improve the locker-room culture. Malik Jackson had 2.5 sacks over two injury-riddled seasons with the Eagles. Improved play from Hargrave and contributions from the rookies should help offset his loss. Graham (33) and Cox (30) are a year older and add experience and stability. The Eagles will need a little more out of Barnett and Sweat, who are both entering contract years.

Linebackers

Additions: Eric Wilson (one-year, $2.75 million deal), JaCoby Stevens (sixth-round pick), Patrick Johnson (seventh-round pick)Losses: Nate Gerry (free agent), Duke Riley (Miami Dolphins)Returners: Alex Singleton, T.J. Edwards, Shaun Bradley, Davion Taylor, Rashad SmithBetter, worse or the same: SameWilson put up some impressive stats in 2020 (122 tackles, 3 INT, 3 sacks) when thrust into a bigger role with the Vikings because of roster injuries. He will be an upgrade in pass defense. The previous three years in the league, Wilson was considered a fringe starter and had issues against the run. Gerry started 19 games over the past two seasons in Philadelphia, while Riley served as a core special-teams player and had 55 tackles and an interception in eight starts last season.Once again, the Eagles are dead last in salary-cap dollars committed to the linebacker position ($5.7 million), and it has shown on the field. While Wilson offers some promise, it's best to wait and see before proclaiming they have improved at linebacker in any meaningful way.One season following a breakout campaign in which he led all NFL safeties with six interceptions, Anthony Harris did not record a single interception in 2020. Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire

Safeties

Additions: Harris (one-year, $4 million deal), Andrew Adams (one-year, $1.1 million deal)Losses: Jalen Mills (New England Patriots), Rudy Ford (Jacksonville Jaguars)Returners: Rodney McLeod, K'Von Wallace, Elijah Riley, Marcus EppsBetter, worse or the same: BetterGannon worked with Harris for several seasons when he was the assistant defensive backs coach of the Vikings -- familiarity that should help with Harris' transition as well as the implementation of Gannon's scheme. The big question is whether McLeod, who is coming off December ACL surgery, will return to form to serve as a reliable safety partner. Just in case, the Eagles would like to see Wallace, the team's fourth-round pick in 2020, make strides in Year 2.Jeremy Fowler polled a panel of more than 50 coaches, execs, scouts and players to come up with top-10 rankings for 2021:• Edge | Interior DL | LB • CB | Safety | OT | Interior OL • QB | RB | WR | TE More NFL coverage »

Cornerbacks

Additions: Zech McPhearson (fourth-round pick), Lavert Hill (one-year, $660,000 deal), Shakial Taylor (off waivers from New York Giants), Josiah Scott (via trade with Jaguars)Losses: Nickell Robey-Coleman (free agent)Returners: Darius Slay, Avonte Maddox, Craig James, Michael Jacquet, Kevon SeymourBetter, worse or the same: WorseOne of the biggest surprises of the offseason is Philadelphia hasn't done more to address this position -- at least not yet. Maddox was not the answer as the outside corner opposite Slay last season. He'll likely move into the slot, which should be a more natural fit, but who will be CB2? There is no clear answer on the roster. General manager Howie Roseman might make a late acquisition like he did by trading for Ronald Darby in August 2017. Otherwise, this could be a real trouble spot for the Eagles. Read the full article

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AUGH I WISH I COULD DRAW MY OC GETTING SPIT-ROASTED BY DEAN AND CAS THIS IS SO INFURIATING I HATE DRAWING GRAAHHHH

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The NFL’s best remaining free agents, by position

Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images

The new league year is here, but not every big name has been signed yet.

The official start to the new NFL league year is here, with a new collective bargaining agreement and all. It also comes at a time when the world is upended by the coronavirus pandemic, but other than changes to travel and locking down team facilities, NFL free agency is continuing unabated.

With the legal tampering period beginning on March 16, many deals were already agreed upon before free agency actually began. Some became official right at 4 p.m. ET when the new league year kicked off, while others have yet to be finalized until teams can conduct physicals. We’ve also seen a high number of franchise tags this offseason, with players like Dak Prescott and Chris Jones sticking with their teams.

Even after all that, there are a slew of free agents looking for a landing spot in 2020. Below, we’ll point you to the best available players at each position, with updates throughout free agency. Note that not every signing is included, namely for players at the bottom of the roster.

Quarterback

Signed: Kyle Allen, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Teddy Bridgewater, Chase Daniel, Blaine Gabbert, Chad Henne, Taysom Hill, Brian Hoyer, Case Keenum, Marcus Mariota, AJ McCarron, Colt McCoy, Sean Mannion, Nick Mullens, Nathan Peterman, Dak Prescott, Philip Rivers, Nate Sudfeld, Ryan Tannehill, P.J. Walker, Jameis Winston

Best available: Blake Bortles, Joe Flacco, Josh McCown, Matt Moore, Cam Newton, Kyle Sloter

A strong group of free agent quarterbacks has been quickly depleted, with Dak Prescott getting the franchise tag and Tom Brady, Teddy Bridgewater, and Marcus Mariota landing with new teams. Cam Newton’s reported release made him a late addition to the list and an intriguing option for teams that. missed out on the first wave of QB signings.

Running Back

Signed: Ameer Abdullah, Peyton Barber, Matt Breida, Kenyan Drake, Austin Ekeler, Melvin Gordon, Todd Gurley, Derrick Henry, Jordan Howard, Kareem Hunt, Dion Lewis, J.D. McKissic, DeAndre Washington, Jeff Wilson

Best available: Devonta Freeman, Frank Gore, Carlos Hyde, LeSean McCoy, Lamar Miller, Ty Montgomery, C.J. Prosise, Wendell Smallwood, Chris Thompson, Jonathan Williams

The value of the running back position continues to swing wildly, but that didn’t stop the Titans from putting the franchise tag on Derrick Henry. Other names like Austin Ekeler and Jordan Howard were quickly locked down, too.

Wide Receiver

Signed: Geronimo Allison, Nelson Agholor, Danny Amendola, Robby Anderson, Travis Benjamin, Kendrick Bourne, DeAndre Carter, Randall Cobb, Keelan Cole, Amari Cooper, Phillip Dorsett, Keelan Doss, Larry Fitzgerald, Devin Funchess, A.J. Green, David Moore, Zach Pascal, Breshad Perriman, Demarcus Robinson, Emmanuel Sanders, Tajae Sharpe, Laquon Treadwell

Best available: Taylor Gabriel, Rashard Higgins, Johnny Holton

We already saw two blockbuster wide receiver trades involving DeAndre Hopkins and Stefon Diggs. The Cowboys didn’t let Amari Cooper hit the open market, as they signed him to a lucrative long-term deal. The Bengals tagged A.J. Green, but that still left some compelling names on the market.

Tight End

Signed: Ross Dwelley, Eric Ebron, Tyler Eifert, Darren Fells, Jimmy Graham, Demetrius Harris, Hunter Henry, Jacob Hollister, Austin Hooper, Blake Jarwin, Marcedes Lewis, Greg Olsen, Quinton Spain, Levine Toilolo, Jason Witten

Best available: Charles Clay, Jordan Reed, Luke Stocker, Geoff Swaim, Delanie Walker

A weak draft class at tight end put a premium on the free agents who became available. Hunter Henry got the franchise tag, while Austin Hooper was quickly snatched up. Veterans Greg Olsen, Jimmy Graham and Jason Witten had no troubles landing with teams, either.

Offensive Line

Signed: Daniel Brunskill, Bryan Bulaga, Anthony Castonzo, Jack Conklin, Rashaad Coward, George Fant, Cam Fleming, Ereck Flowers, Marcus Gilbert Graham Glasgow, Joe Haeg, D.J. Humphries, Joey Hunt, Roderick Johnson, Ted Karras, Alex Lewis, Justin McCray, Connor McGovern, John Miller, Justin Murray, Cedric Ogbuehi, Andrus Peat, Ty Sambrailo, Brandon Scherff, Brandon Shell, Matt Skura, Xavier Su’a-Filo, Joe Thuney, Ricky Wagner, Andrew Whitworth, Elijah Wilkinson, Daryl Williams, Stefen Wisniewski, Andrew Wylie

Best available: Demar Dotson, Cordy Glenn, James Hurst, Ronald Leary, Jason Peters

The Colts held on to left tackle Anthony Castonzo with an extension. Guards Joe Thuney and Brandon Scherff would have been next to new deals, but both received the franchise tag fairly quickly. Still, there’s a lot of beef out there!

Edge

Signed: Mario Addison, Arik Armstead, Shaquil Barrett, Vic Beasley, Ronald Blair, Bud Dupree, Dante Fowler Jr., Rodney Gunter, Bruce Irvin, Quinton Jefferson, Matt Judon, Roy Robertson-Harris, Branden Jackson, Carl Nassib, Yannick Ngakoue, Robert Quinn, Stephen Weatherly, Leonard Williams, Derek Wolfe

Best available: Jadeveon Clowney, Markus Golden, Everson Griffen, Clay Matthews, Cameron Wake

Getting to the quarterback is becoming more and more important as crazy-athletic passers continue to enter the league. The 49ers gave Arik Armstead a huge extension, while the Jaguars were quick to tag Yannick Ngakoue.

Defensive Tackle

Signed: Beau Allen, Andrew Billings, Michael Brockers, Adam Butler, Maliek Collins, Tyeler Davison, Sheldon Day, Brandon Dunn, Javon Hargrave, Shelby Harris, Chris Jones, Linval Joseph, Star Lotulelei, Gerald McCoy, Michael Pierce, Dontari Poe, Mike Purcell, D.J. Reader, Jarran Reed, A’Shawn Robinson, Danny Shelton, Ndamukong Suh, Josh Tupou, Antwaun Woods

Best available: Damon Harrison, Margus Hunt, Brandon Mebane

Chris Jones got the franchise tag, which is unsurprising because of how important he was to the Chiefs’ Super Bowl win. After him, D.J. Reader got a huge contract with the Bengals, and the market is beginning to be pretty depleted.

Linebacker

Signed: Vince Biegel, Jon Bostic, De’Vondre Campbell, Jamie Collins, Brandon Copeland, Thomas Davis, Kyler Fackrell, Leonard Floyd, B.J. Goodson, Jordan Jenkins, Devon Kennard, Christian Kirksey, Nick Kwiatkoski, Sean Lee, Cory Littleton, Blake Martinez, David Mayo, Kevin Minter, Nicholas Morrow, Denzel Perryman, Kevin Pierre-Louis, Reggie Ragland, Elandon Roberts, Joe Schobert, Danny Trevathan, Kyle Van Noy, Nick Vigil, Tahir Whitehead, Kyle Wilber, Eric Wilson

Best available: Mark Barron, Anthony Chickillo, Kareem Martin, Alec Ogletree

There are a lot of tackling machines available this year, even after guys like Jamie Collins, Cory Littleton, Thomas Davis, and Joe Schobert got big deals elsewhere.

Cornerback

Signed: Mackensie Alexander, James Bradberry, Bashaud Breeland, Anthony Brown, Ronald Darby, Michael Davis, Pierre Desir, Grant Haley, Vernon Hargreaves, Chris Harris Jr., Byron Jones, Nevin Lawson, Jalen Mills, Emmanuel Moseley, Brian Poole, Xavier Rhodes, Nickell Robey-Coleman, Bradley Roby, Jimmy Smith, Desmond Trufant, Levi Wallace, Trae Waynes

Best available: Prince Amukamara, Eli Apple, Darqueze Dennard, Johnathan Joseph, Logan Ryan

It’s unbelievable that someone as good as Byron Jones hit the open market, and he wasn’t there for long, signing a megadeal with the Dolphins. There are still quite a few corners worth kicking the tires on, however.

Safety

Signed: Vonn Bell, Tre Boston, Chuck Clark, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Anthony Harris, Jeff Heath, Eddie Jackson, Malcolm Jenkins, Karl Joseph, Devin McCourty, Jordan Poyer, Damarious Randall, Andrew Sendejo, Justin Simmons, Jimmie Ward

Best available: Morgan Burnett, Blake Countess, A.J. Howard, Tony Jefferson, Colin Jones, Reshad Jones, Eric Reid

Several big names at safety, like Devin McCourty, Anthony Harris, and Jimmie Ward, were scheduled to be free agents. Unfortunately for teams in need of safety help, all three are staying put, leaving the next tier of safeties for the rest of the league.

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THERE HE IS! THATS MY BOY!!

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[smallcollegebasketball]

Bevo Francis Award Watch List - 50 Players

2025 Bevo Francis Top 50 Watch List Announced

Kansas City, MO – The National Awards Committee and Small College Basketball are excited to unveil the Bevo Francis Top 50 Watch List for the 2024-25 season. Following the announcement of the Top 100 Watch List on January 15th, 2025, the committee faced the tough challenge of narrowing the field to the Top 50. This year’s list showcases some of the top talent from NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA, USCAA, and NCCAA. John McCarthy shared his thoughts on the impressive group of players making the cut this year:

“Congratulations to the 50 players on this prestigious Bevo Francis Award Watch List,” stated McCarthy. “This is an elite list of players that are in the midst of fantastic seasons, on teams that are having great success. Our committee has provided tremendous insight, and I am so grateful to them. It's such an incredibly challenging process to select 50 players from roughly 16,000-18,000 players that compete at the various small college levels, yet this is what makes this such an elite group of players. Again, congratulations to each and every player on this list. It was earned.”

The Clarence “Bevo” Francis Award is presented annually to the player who has had the finest overall season within Small College Basketball. Considerations will be season statistics and individual achievements, awards, personal character and team achievements. This is an incredibly prestigious award, as this award will only be given to one player within Small College Basketball per season.

2025 marks the eighth year of the Bevo Francis Award. Past winners include Dominez Burnett of Davenport University in 2016, Justin Pitts of Northwest Missouri State University in 2017, Emanuel Terry of Lincoln Memorial University in 2018, Aston Francis of Wheaton College in 2019, Kyle Mangas of Indiana Wesleyan University in 2020 and Trevor Hudgins of Northwest Missouri State University in 2022. In 2023, RJ Sunahara of Nova Southeastern was named the winner, while in 2024 Elijah Malone of Grace College received the honor. The award was not presented during the 2021 season.

On March 15 th , the list will be reduced to the Top 25 players. Then on April 5 th , the finalists of this year’s award will be announced, followed by the Bevo Francis Award winner being crowned on April 7 th .

The Bevo Francis Awards Committee consists of the following coaches: Gary Stewart - Stevenson (Md.), Chris Briggs - Georgetown (Ky.), Bill Dreikosen - Rocky Mountain (Mont.), Mark Berokoff – Oklahoma City, Mike Donnelly – Florida Southern, Sam Hargraves – Olivet (Mich.), Richard Westerlund – Great Lakes Christian, Chase Tiechmann – Florida College, Mark Vanderslice – USC – Aiken, Matt O’Brien – Southwestern (KS), Chris Wright – Langston (OK), Ben Thompson – Emory & Henry, Justin Leslie – Midwestern State, Raul Placeres – Maryville College (TN), Chris Martin – Loras (IA), John Lamanna – Whitman (WA), Brian Miller – MSOE, Justin Downer – Point Loma Nazarene.

To stay up to date on all things Small College Basketball or to learn more about the Bevo Francis Award, please head to smallcollegebasketball.com.

2024-25 Bevo Francis Award Watch List - 50 Players

Tray Alexander 5’10” Sr. Pace Jack Bachelor 6’2” So. Washburn Braxton Benham 6’1” Sr. Berry Benjamin Bill 6’10” So. Daemen Jadin Booth 6’2” Sr. Florida Southern Adam Brazil 5’10” Sr. Hampden-Sydney Octavio Brito 6’4” Sr. Keene State Ryker Cisarik 6’9” Sr. Nova Southeastern Tae Dozier 6’5” Jr. Georgetown Wes Enis 6’2” So. Lincoln Memorial Elyjah Freeman 6’8” Fr. Lincoln Memorial Demitri Gardner 6’4” Jr. Augusta Hobert Grayson 6’6” Jr. Ouachita Baptist Dallas Graziani 5’8” Jr. Nova Southeastern Jacob Hanna 6’3” Sr. Washburn Chaze Harris 6’6” Jr. Life Justin Hemphill 6’6” Sr. Daemen Jahn Hines 6’4” Sr. Christopher Newport Tristan How 6’7” Sr. New York University MJ Iraldi 6’6” Sr. Nova Southeastern Cameron Kahn 6’6” Sr. Dallas Baptist Reed Kemp 6’0” Sr. Maryville (TN) Antwan Kimmons 6’0” Sr. Concordia-St. Paul Jair Knight 6’2” Jr. Emory Peyton Law 6’7” Jr. Freed-Hardeman Jaden Lietzke 6’7” Sr. Oklahoma Wesleyan Lucas Lorenzen 6’4” Jr. Dordt Kaleb Lowery 6’8” Sr. The Masters E.J. Matthews-Spratley 6’2” Jr. Stockton Jalen McCoy 6’5” Sr. USC-Aiken Erza McKenna 6’9” Sr. Mobile Latavious Mitchell 6’8” Sr. Florida Memorial Samaje Morgan 5’9” Jr. College of Idaho Tommy Murr 6’1” Sr. Alabama-Huntsville Kashie Natt 6’3” Sr. LSU Alexandria Collin Parker 6’8” Sr. Columbia (MO) Ben Pearce 6’1” Jr. Emory Logan Pearson 6’4” Sr. Wisconsin-Platteville Shane Regan 6’4” Sr. Wesleyan Nick Reid 6’7” Sr. Upper Iowa Ian Scott 6’7” Sr. Grace Brayden Shorter 6’5” So. Washburn Joey Skoff 6’3” Sr. Morningside Aamari Smith 6’3” Sr. Whittier Tristan Smith 6’5” Sr. Concordia (NE)

Alex Steen 6’8” Jr. Florida Southern Marcus Tomashek 6’6” Jr. Michigan Tech Caleb Van De Griend 6’8” Jr. Minot State Joshua Van Gorp 6’10” Sr. Central (IA) Alex Van Kalsbeek 6’6” Jr. Northwestern (IA)