Multiple College Football Teams Complete First Fall Scrimmages

Several college football teams have conducted their first scrimmages of fall camp as they prepare for the 2025 season. Texas A&M held a closed-door scrimmage showcasing the depth of their wide receiver corps led by quarterback Marcel Reed, with improvements noted on both offense and defense under new coaching strategies. Tennessee Volunteers completed their second scrimmage focusing on situational football, with quarterback competition still open as multiple players share reps, while their defense showed strong performances. Alabama A&M's scrimmage revealed a strong defensive start followed by an offense that found rhythm, concluding with multiple touchdowns and solid special teams play. South Alabama also held a scrimmage with visible team activities and preparations underway. Overall, teams are using these scrimmages to fine-tune execution, evaluate critical positions, and build consistency ahead of their respective season openers.