Around the Dog Park: FAU adds two impact transfers

USA Today makes win-loss predictions for every FBS program...Georgia State has a name for its field...WKU suspends three players for the opener

By Adam Luckett@AdamLuckettBOS Aug 8, 2017, 3:30pm EDT

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The season is quickly approaching and there is plenty of G5 news to get caught up on here in the Dog Park.

Please leave us a remark in the comments section if we missed anything.

General G5

Paul Myerberg of USA Today made predictions for each FBS program’s win-loss record. See where he has your team slotted.
Bleacher Report ranked the best conferences in college football heading into 2017. See which G5 league came out on top.

ESPN’s Andrea Adelson tells the story of USF superstar Quinton Flowers and how the dynamic playmaker has overcome tragedy multiple times in his life.
Ralph Russo of the AP explains how Willie Fritz is leaning on analytics as he rebuilds the program at Tulane.
Our own Joey Broback gives you five Houston players who will take a step forward in 2017.

Sports Illustrated’s Bruce Feldman broke the news that FAU and Lane Kiffin are adding two impact transfers in the defensive front seven.
It’s been a busy day in Bowling Green as WKU’s starting corner is out for the season and the players involved in the fraternity brawl are suspended for the opener against Eastern Kentucky.
Middle Tennessee is breaking in some new threads for this year and the defensive line is looking to take a step forward under new coordinator Scott Shafer.
The Hattiesburg American reports that Southern Miss and Jay Hopson will be hoping improved fundamentals helps better the defense in 2017.
UAB WR Kevin Davis has a special relationship with hip hop icon Snoop Dogg.
Our own Jared Kalmus give us five UTSA freshmen to look out for this fall.

Sun Belt

Idaho gets some new turf installed inside the Kibbie Dome.
The Georgia State video board will be eighth largest in college football and their playing surface gets a name.
South Alabama has some talent at wide receiver.