He is not a grad and the portal is closed until December. He can’t transfer. The BYU rapist QB was able to enroll at another school and avoid the portal because he’s a grad and there’s no rule against it.
I still believe this is being overblown, but if it’s not then we can very well bench him and he wouldn’t be able to play until next year after he transfers.
He has no leverage here.
If the 'he got roughed up by his teammates' story is true, it makes sense as to why his mom took him away a couple of days and was asking on 'social media'He is not a grad and the portal is closed until December. He can’t transfer. The BYU rapist QB was able to enroll at another school and avoid the portal because he’s a grad and there’s no rule against it.
I still believe this is being overblown, but if it’s not then we can very well bench him and he wouldn’t be able to play until next year after he transfers.
He has no leverage here.
No I don’t. I think the locker room has already communicated to him in no uncertain terms where he stands. And I’m sure he got the message loud and clear. He’s on theYou don’t think that causes a rift in the locker room? The whole team busting their ass in the weight room and preparing for the fall and he just runs off and says screw you guys? No chance that doesn’t come back to bite us later
I've read read two reports that said the BYU QB is not a grad transfer. This story details how a player can just leave school, enroll in a new school as a walk on without facing NCAA penalty: How can Jake Retzlaff bypass the transfer portal? Ex-BYU QB takes unconventional route by withdrawing
I've read read two reports that said the BYU QB is not a grad transfer. This story details how a player can just leave school, enroll in a new school as a walk on without facing NCAA penalty: How can Jake Retzlaff bypass the transfer portal? Ex-BYU QB takes unconventional route by withdrawing
I've seen him listed as grad student, not a graduate, and as "viewed as a grad transfer" so I'm not sure what his NCAA status is really.I stand corrected. After doing some research you are correct. Another example at just how pathetically worthless the NCAA is at managing this sport.
I've seen him listed as grad student, not a graduate, and as "viewed as a grad transfer" so I'm not sure what his NCAA status is really.
Tulane, however, has a pretty decent law school and I'll bet they've had some sharp legal minds have a look at the civil lawsuit and his NCAA status for transfer.
But ..... he's only "verbally committed to Tulane" so the fat lady's only cleared her throat so far.
seeing this narrative that there is a culture problem blows my mind..just the opposite when players hold other players accountible.
It's not what he does that could be the issue. It's what the young lady might do and the NCAA might do.All he can do is be verbally committed. He’s walking on with no scholarship. He’ll show up at the first practice and first day of class.
It's not what he does that could be the issue. It's what the young lady might do and the NCAA might do.
She's currently dropped her civil suit but I assume it could be refiled.
The NCAA may come after him or Tulane because I'm sure they don't like the idea of athletes getting the idea they can leave and show up elsewhere as a walk on to avoid any transfer rules. I'm not saying the NCAA will win but they may come after him or Tulane.
Unless somebody has proof otherwise, it looks like he doesnt have to sit a year. He can walk on anywhere and NIL covers his tuition. If whatever university wants to enroll him, he can play this fall.Y’all are freaking out over nothing. The kid misbehaved. He has no leverage. No way he’s going to opt to sit a year. They’ll suspend him and he will be back.
I don't know if these are cases of bad apples or a broader cultural issue, but Heup's teams have consistently had big problems from an individual player for a while now.This isn’t helping Boo at all, the players that go hold out route aren’t helping themselves. You better believe NFL teams make note of these types that are never satisfied and look for easy routes. Maybe it is overblown, then again if he isn’t conforming and bonding with his teammates it’s not a good sign. Heupel has developed a great culture and letting one or 2 slide isn’t a good practice. Hopefully he can get back into the good graces with his teammates and the coaches, if not Tennessee will survive. Like Heupel said this university is bigger than any coach or player. If he isn’t willing to put in the time he likely isn’t going to put it in anywhere else either. GBO
He has a 4-6 hour post game show, I don't know of anyone else who can pull that off. He's the best in the business
Sure you did. Many of you did when you started attacking a local radio host who turned out to be spot on and 100% accurate. Now the story has been verified and talked about by everyone, So you want to move the goal posts by getting personal.Last I checked I didn't start the keyboard warrior nonsense. All I did was push back. It just gets old when someone can't adequately defend a stance and they go right to the 'keyboard warrior' comment. As if everyone posting is some dork that just sits around to get people worked up. None of us know who is really on the other end of these usernames. My point has always been, be careful with that nonsense, because you never know who will take you up on it. You think I'm really going to show up and rough up a radio guy and catch a charge and lose everything over a message board? Na, I just sometimes like to see how far these supposed internet tough guys will go with it. And from what I have seen, it's never very far.
The BYU QB withdrew from school. Period. He's choosing to walk on at Tulane. No scholarship, no promises, no Letter of Intent.
You know, a college kid who is going to see if he can make the football team. No perks. Nothing.
Surely the NCAA can't stop a kid from going out for football, can they?
You don't know what @McDad is capable of doing for 4-6 hours.
Whatever NCAA rules remain enforceable about what separates a walk on from scholarship players might come into play though I'm not really aware of specifics. Basically the NCAA is dead as an enforcement agency.You are correct. Crazy stuff though. What happens when he still eats from the players 24/7 steak and lobster food service, gets the benefit of team nutritionist, strength and conditioning coaches and facilities, physical therapists and trainers, etc etc. I would think as a team QB he will likely have every benefit of being a football player besides tuition and a dorm room...which he can pay for both his school and apartment from his NIL deal. So in fact he will still have all of the benefits of players on scholarship...in fact likely better than some marginal players on scholarship who dont see the field.
The NCAA is an absolute crap show right now and will lose just about any court case these days pertaining to NIL and player compensation. The NCAA is nearly worthless now IMO. If they don't drop the hammer on Michigan then they actually are completely worthless.