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The five best TE groups in college football

Fingers are crossed for a football season, as we will continue to have hope and preview the season. This week, I started a series ranking the best teams in college football by position. I continue with the tight ends.


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1. IOWA STATE

Charlie Kolar
Charlie Kolar (AP Images)

The combination of Charlie Kolar and Chase Allen is hard to match in college football. You may not know a ton about them because they fly under the radar a bit but Kolar caught 51 passes last season and Allen has earned All-Big 12 honors twice.

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2. PENN STATE

Pat Freiermuth
Pat Freiermuth (AP Images)

Pat Freiermuth is a beast and Zack Kuntz has plenty of potential. Penn State is also adding Theo Johnson, an elite pass catching tight end, as a true freshman. Freiermuth has scored 15 touchdowns over the last two seasons.

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3. MIAMI

Brevin Jordan
Brevin Jordan (AP Images)

Brevin Jordan is an elite talent and could have a huge year with quarterback help from D’Eriq King. Will Mallory is an excellent backup and change of pace for the Hurricanes.

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4. FLORIDA

Kyle Pitts
Kyle Pitts (AP Images)

Kyle Pitts is far and away the most talented tight end in college football but Florida doesn't have a ton of depth behind him. The Gators might need someone else to step up and take some of the pressure off of Pitts.

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5. TEXAS A&M

Jalen Wydermyer
Jalen Wydermyer (AP Images)

Remember when Baylor Cupp was supposed to be the breakout star last year? Cupp was hurt and Jalen Wydermyer stepped up and had a huge year. Now Kellen Mond has both of them at his disposal. The Aggies have a potentially dominant 1-2 punch.

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