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Neither one of these players made a big impact at their previous school. Don't see how you can assume they are going to suddenly turn into game changers because they are here now.
I have only seen one article about him regarding his time at Michigan. It questioned his motivations and work ethic. They seemed to imply his injuries were suspect. They said he complained that the weather was too cold. They said he was over rated. I don’t know how truthful any of it was. Maybe it was all sour grapes because he was leaving. Just leaves you to wonder how much of a contribution he will make. I hope they were wrong.Wasnt Solomon injured much of last year?
Because it was complete political correct BS, and you and everybody else knows it. It wasn’t fair to kids who have legit complaints/reasons for wanting/needing a transfer. As Tony Barnhart said, Fields knew he had no chance of beating out a much better Fromm and was looking for a way out....and he played the race card from the bottom of the deck to do it. He was in no way “injured” by it, just like his sister isn’t who’s thriving as a Georgia student athlete even today.Funny that some of you are so obsessed with the Fields case for some strange reason.
So they should make another athlete commit an act of racial aggression?
Plenty of cases to complain about. Not sure why that is the one you have a problem with. He actually has a reason unlike the two TOSU qbs who transferred.
Because it was complete political correct BS, and you and everybody else knows it. It wasn’t fair to kids who have legit complaints/reasons for wanting/needing a transfer. As Tony Barnhart said, Fields knew he had no chance of beating out a much better Fromm and was looking for a way out....and he played the race card from the bottom of the deck to do it. He was in no way “injured” by it, just like his sister isn’t who’s thriving as a Georgia student athlete even today.[/QUOTE
Play the race card and play immediately unless you are Caucasian!
Because it was complete political correct BS, and you and everybody else knows it. It wasn’t fair to kids who have legit complaints/reasons for wanting/needing a transfer. As Tony Barnhart said, Fields knew he had no chance of beating out a much better Fromm and was looking for a way out....and he played the race card from the bottom of the deck to do it. He was in no way “injured” by it, just like his sister isn’t who’s thriving as a Georgia student athlete even today.
Still no update? When do you think we here specifically on Solomon
Personnally I think the NCAA should change the rule to go ahead and allow a 1 time transfer without penalty except losing teams can require the player to sit out a game against them if the losing team is scheduled to play the gaining team in the next regular season. These young kids make mistakes and should have a one time opportunity to correct it. Second transfers, however, should be severely restricted. Just my thoughts.
I think Kirby was done with Gibbs and just wanted him gone.
While I agree with your overall point, we badly need experienced depth/big bodies in the DL....Solomon certainly didn’t produce like a 5 star at Michigan, but a fresh start and a ton of potential playing time would surely do him some good, could he just what he needs to perform up to original expectations. At a minimum, he likely starts this year, eats up space in the middle and is our best DT at keeping OLs off of our ILBs.Neither one of these players made a big impact at their previous school. Don't see how you can assume they are going to suddenly turn into game changers because they are here now.
So much subjectivity.Tbf, the bylaws give leniency for those transferring "due to documented mitigating circumstances that are outside the student-athlete's control and directly impact the health, safety and well-being of the student-athlete". Fields could have made a very material case, from everything I have read on that situation.
So much subjectivity.
Recall that the NCAA, in applying that same bylaw of “leniency”, recently denied a young man’s waiver who wanted to be closer to his mother who was suffering from brain cancer. I’m thinking he had more claim to having his well-being negatively impacted by his mother’s poor, if not terminal health issue, than Fields did by NOT hearing a kid in a crowd of 90,000+ fans use a bad word in conjunction with his name.
So the article was written after he decided to transfer?I have only seen one article about him regarding his time at Michigan. It questioned his motivations and work ethic. They seemed to imply his injuries were suspect. They said he complained that the weather was too cold. They said he was over rated. I don’t know how truthful any of it was. Maybe it was all sour grapes because he was leaving. Just leaves you to wonder how much of a contribution he will make. I hope they were wrong.
Not sure about that, but that’s hardly the only such case. At approximately the same time a week or two ago, they also denied a kid a waiver who also had an ailing/dying family member because where he wanted to transfer was like 5 miles beyond the allowable limit.I read the idiots actually filed the wrong type of waiver in that case.
I am friends with several Michigan fans and they were all extremely disappointed to see Solomon leave. They said he was pretty much penciled in as a starter this year l.I have only seen one article about him regarding his time at Michigan. It questioned his motivations and work ethic. They seemed to imply his injuries were suspect. They said he complained that the weather was too cold. They said he was over rated. I don’t know how truthful any of it was. Maybe it was all sour grapes because he was leaving. Just leaves you to wonder how much of a contribution he will make. I hope they were wrong.
Yes. It was back around early signing period. It seemed like there were quotes from Michigan board because they were complaining about another one of their recruits we stole from them so there were the typical “we are paying our recruits because that’s the only reason anyone would choose us over them”, and badmouthing him at same time.So the article was written after he decided to transfer?