College Football - Bowl Games

[NOLA]

Wouldn't transferring be better than trying to go pro early? He'd still get one year of tape, right?

 

Unless he's transferring out of Division 1, he'd have to sit out a year and be two years from the draft.

Right but he'd sit a year, then play a year and be like every other 5th year draft eligible QB. Though transferring to a top FCS program would be an interesting move.

I REALLY think that's not a rule anymore. He is immediately eligible.

[Derwood]

Wouldn't transferring be better than trying to go pro early? He'd still get one year of tape, right?

 

Unless he's transferring out of Division 1, he'd have to sit out a year and be two years from the draft.

Right but he'd sit a year, then play a year and be like every other 5th year draft eligible QB. Though transferring to a top FCS program would be an interesting move.

I REALLY think that's not a rule anymore. He is immediately eligible.

 

I REALLY think you're wrong. Of course it's still a rule....otherwise, players would constantly transfer to other schools the second they don't like their playing time

[Cubswin11]

Wouldn't transferring be better than trying to go pro early? He'd still get one year of tape, right?

 

Unless he's transferring out of Division 1, he'd have to sit out a year and be two years from the draft.

Right but he'd sit a year, then play a year and be like every other 5th year draft eligible QB. Though transferring to a top FCS program would be an interesting move.

I REALLY think that's not a rule anymore. He is immediately eligible.

Yes it is, Jones would have to sit out a year if he transfers to any D1 program. Braxton doesn't have to because he graduated and can do the grad school thing like Russell Wilson did.

[mul21]

Wouldn't transferring be better than trying to go pro early? He'd still get one year of tape, right?

 

Unless he's transferring out of Division 1, he'd have to sit out a year and be two years from the draft.

Right but he'd sit a year, then play a year and be like every other 5th year draft eligible QB. Though transferring to a top FCS program would be an interesting move.

I REALLY think that's not a rule anymore. He is immediately eligible.

 

You're only eligible to play right away as a 5th year senior if you've already graduated. Other than that, you have to sit a year unless there's some sort of family/medical hardship.

[Soul]

I can't believe this kid. What the Hells going on right now?

[Careless]

heh

putz.

[NOLA]

Ok. What I was thinking was that the NCAA is far more lenient these days in offering exemptions. They seem to let everyone play right away.

[Guest]

Big stop for Oregon. They need to start capitalizing on these turnovers.

[Soul]

Big stop for Oregon. They need to start capitalizing on these turnovers.

They can turn it around right here.

[Soul]

Game on.

[Guest]

Big stop for Oregon. They need to start capitalizing on these turnovers.

They can turn it around right here.

 

And there we go.

[Careless]

lol when will people stop doing that?

[USSoccer]

Idiot.

[rawaction]

Wow. I think that's right but damn.

[Soul]

Why do players do that?

[bcl412]

Carrying the ball over the goaline isn't hard to do.

[CubInOK]

Everytime David Cutaia talks I can't help but think of Oklahoma @ Oregon 2006.

[gscool89]

Will players ever learn?

[Guest]

That shouldn't have been a touchdown by the rules, but I'm glad they didn't overrule it. Man that was stupid.

[Derwood]

should be pretty simple: hold onto the ball until you're on the sideline. I don't even get the "cool" factor of dropping the ball right away after scoring

[Derwood]

wow, OSU is falling apart

[Careless]

good lord, OSU

[rawaction]

Oregon's game plan to make QBs backwards fumble for no reason is gold!

[USSoccer]

Oregon needs to stop running straight ahead.

[rawaction]

Oregon needs to stop running straight ahead.

 

I think they are over thinking the Buckeyes speed. They're fast and well be tough to get outside on, but it doesn't play to Oregon's strengths.