Carson Beck, Diego Pavia and Haynes King among the seniors of the sixth year

Although the additional justification granted during the 2020 Covid Shorted season, players still find new and inventive opportunities to get out of their career in the collegiate for a year or two. Seniors of the sixth and seventh year are no longer quite as productive, but there is still a solid core that has the most important roles on the highest football.

For example, Vanderbilt Quarterback Diego Pavia is the figurehead for the fight of an athlete against the NCAA for an additional season. In November 2024, Pavia submitted a lawsuit in which the rule of the NCAA violates the time of a player at Junior College against his general justification against antitrust laws.

In a further blow against the ability of the NCAA to enforce its own rules at least Another year. So for the time being, super super-super seniors are here to stay.

Here is a look at some college soccer players in the sixth year, who could have a big impact on the College Football season 2025.

Beck waived the NFL design to enter the transfer portal and bring his talents to Miami after two years as a starter in Georgia. He has some big shoes to make a jump to 2024 Heisman Trophy Finalist Cam Ward. Beck threw from 2023 to midnight for 7,426 yards and 52 touchdowns, while he defeated one of the leading programs of the SEC with 12 interceptions with 12 interception demonstrations last year, and saw that his final percentage of 72% in 2023 to 65% in 2024 reduced.

The former top 100 view in the 2020 class received an additional year of justification after suffering three games in the 2024 campaign in an injury at the end of the season. He still had 12 duels, a duel for a loss and a sack in this period. Botelho, which will start with “Viper”, a hybrid line backer-defensive line position, with which focus on the offspring after the quarterback, has the chance to develop as one of the best pass-rushes in the country after they have been rejected for loss from 2022-23.

Miami will have a lot of experience in his offensive in 2025. Daniels broke out in 2021 as a redshirt with 37 catches for 629 yards and seven touchdowns, but he missed most of the 2022 season while dealing with injury spending. He returned in force in 2023 by catching up 55 passes for 1,067 yards and 11 touchdowns. He recorded this success and became the top recipients in the 2024 transfer portal, where he signed at the LSU. Although his lonely year had not completely got out with the Tigers – he only had 480 yards and went for the first time in his career without a touchdown – Daniels made a new beginning to Miami.

Favison signed with the Lackawanna Community College in 2020, moved to Marshall in 2021 and then went back to the Juco level at Snow College from 2021 to 22 before he received a scholarship from the state of Utah, where he was outside the backfield. In his two seasons he hurried with the aggies for 1,845 yards and 13 touchdowns before entering the transfer portal again and committed to South Carolina. Many snapshots should be available for Faison because the GameCocks have to replace the leading Rusher Rheheim Sanders.

Nikhai Hill-Green, LB, Alabama

Hill-Green started his career in Michigan in 2020, moved to Charlotte, where he received the all-AAC award of the third team in 2023, and made his way to Colorado and coach Deion Sanders before the 2024 season. Hill-Green had a career year with the Buffaloes and the snapping all-Big 12-honor of the second team, after 73 tackles, 8.5 for a loss, two sacks, two interceptions and five passable control were recorded. He entered the portal again before his first year and filled a large squad hole for Alabama, which lost the All-Sec Linacker Jihaad Campbell.

The height initially signed at Auburn in 2020 as a four-star view from Georgia, but was unable to break through with the Tigers in his two years. So in 2022 he moved to the USC, where he started two games before a year of shoulder briefly went into his year. The height was one of the top defensive reserves from USC in 2023 and had four sacks while turning on the Edge -rusher. He wanted a bigger role, changed again and committed himself to Georgia Tech. He led the yellow jackets with 6.5 duels for the loss last season and took second place with 2.5 sacks. The height also had a intercept in his only season at Georgia Tech – Height is an important member of the vounted 2025 transfer class from Texas Tech – and its versatility as an Edge -rusher with the ability to coincide in space is fascinating.

Although Kamara once broadcast, he spent his entire career to Indiana trainer Curt Cignetti, who signed the talented pass-rusher in 2020 when he entered FCS James Madison his second year. Kamara missed the entire 2021 season due to an injury. His outbreak year fell together with James Madison's move to the FBS in 2022 when he registered 14 duels and four sacks. Kamara followed Cignetti to Indiana before the 2024 season and ended the year as the selection of the first team of teams after he was finished with 10 bags and 15 tackles for losses.

King fought out through various injury questions to be one of the best quarterbacks of the ACC, although he gives the chance that he will divided Aaron Philo in 2025 after the two shared the field for a few last season. King is in the best form when he moves the bag and can play with his legs outside the structure. He has 1,324 yards and 21 touchdowns in his two years with his yellow jackets.

Diego Pavia, QB, Vanderbilt

Pavia, a product of the New Mexico Military Institute, played two seasons in the state of New Mexico, where he was appointed offensive player of 2023 Conference USA before switching to Vanderbilt. It didn't take long for it to have a big influence on the Commodores. Under Pavia's instructions, Vanderbilt 2024 ended with a 7: 6 record-Sine representation since 2013 when James Franklin patrolled and made a big surprise against No. 1 Alabama, while he played competitive games against top second teams such as Texas and LSU. Pavia took care of Vanderbilts with his knowledge of plays, such as his 801 yards and eight touchdowns and his ratio of 20 touchdowns on just four interceptions.

After signing Wyoming in 2020, Pregnon decided from his true first semester season due to the Covid 19 pandemic and was redefined in 2021. He broke into a starting role in 2022 and played well enough to arouse a transfer interest from some of the nation's top programs. He finally wrote down at USC and spent two seasons at the offensive guard, achieving the honor of 2024 in 2024. He was initially involved in the East-West Shrein Bowl, who showed his interest in entering the NFL design process, but moved to Oregon for another season.

Tré Williams, DL, Michigan

Williams, who was nationwide in 2020 in 2020, suffered from various symptoms in his first seasons in Clemson. A foot injury briefly has its true first semester campaign and it was hindered by the same problem and two shoulder impingements in 2021. In 2023 he took a redefine for injuries while recovering from the shoulder surgery. Finally, Williams was able to put together a (mostly) healthy senior season with 14 tackles, three for a defeat and two sacks in 2024. Now he has the chance to start Michigan, which lost a few potential NFL draft picks of the first round along the line of defense in Kenneth Grant and Mason Graham.