Shavon Revel Jr injury update: ECU CB reportedly suffered season-ending torn ACL

Unfortunate news came out of Greenville, North Carolina on Friday when college football insider Pete Thamel reported that East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. has suffered from a season-ending. Tearing his ACL during practice this week and putting an end to his senior season with the Pirates.

Revel is regarded as one of the best cornerbacks in the country and top overall players at the Group of Five level of college football. A projected first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft tabbed as the No. 2 corner prospect according to ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper.

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His season may have been cut short, but in just three games Revel was able to show how impactful of a player he is. Recording eight tackles, breaking up two passes, and getting his hands on two interceptions, including a 50-yard pick-six against Appalachian State in Week 3.

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