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It’s his only option. He was out of eligibility. He played his true freshman year at BC before transferring to ODU where he played 2 seasons. He came into BC after the COVID year.
This happens. Some graduate and don't go pro so it's an opportunity to just make it known that they're going pro.
He doesn't decide if he is going pro or quitting football?
I think he's the one to decide if he wants to turn pro or not.
I keep deciding to go pro...just never get picked for some reason.
Yea, there 2 decisions happening
Yea, there 2 decisions happening
Did you have a game tape resume , hire an agent, and participate in workouts in front of scouts ?
Going Pro = He’s telling everyone he’s trying to get paid for playing football.
I was joking. Flag football was about as far as I got.
Well, yeah, that’s exactly the point I was lamely attempting to make. Seems to me the pros get to decide. A dude that’s out of eligibility shouldn’t need to “declare” anything. If he gets drafted or decides to go the UDF route, he should THEN announce and declare. Until then, it’s kinda silly.
Meh. We live in a world where kids hold commitment ceremonies to “sign” with D3 schools that aren’t able to offer athletic scholarships anyway. We love that performative art.
Joking about someone's professional future is not funny.
(I'm joking to try and save face)
watch it pal or we will change your name to "This is Karen Reeves"
I saw you once, you were unstoppable.
The sports illustrated transfer announcement said he had 2 years left. The writer could have been mistaken.
As mentioned it looks like he used up his 4 years but these eligibility rules have gotten so screwed up it's hard to tell.
Here’s a good reference article:
IU football: A position-by-position look at what we know about the 2025 roster
IU football’s season is complete and the roster overhaul is moving full steam ahead. Below we take a position-by-position look at which players are out of eligibility, who is eligible to retu…
www.thedailyhoosier.com
My kid plays D3 basketball and his high school held a signing ceremony for all the athletes playing a sport in college. Nothing wrong with this as it should be celebrated. Less that 5% of high school athletes play a college sport at any level.
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