Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Don't say that kind of shit.
Sssshhhhhh. It's a double top secret reversed karma/odds type of thang.
Where's BF when you need him? He needs to proclaim that none of our QBs will be injured this year. Or any of our OL, WRs, or star players for that matter.
EWURanger wrote:
Doubt that's been gauranteed. I imagine that, just like Mitchell, he will have to come in and earn it.
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UND is in the same boat we brought in a backup from the Tar Heels and only 1 year of eligibility left its not a guarantee...it does give him an edge.
Padron was a junior this year at SMU, but was hurt the majority of the season. I am pretty certain they are banking on him getting an additional year of eligibility, otherwise I don't think he'd be transferring to play only one year somewhere else.
Darell1976 wrote:
UND is in the same boat we brought in a backup from the Tar Heels and only 1 year of eligibility left its not a guarantee...it does give him an edge.
Padron was a junior this year at SMU, but was hurt the majority of the season. I am pretty certain they are banking on him getting an additional year of eligibility, otherwise I don't think he'd be transferring to play only one year somewhere else.
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I think there's a rule that a player can't transfer unless they have at least two years left unless they've already graduated and are going to grad school.
EWURanger wrote:
Padron was a junior this year at SMU, but was hurt the majority of the season. I am pretty certain they are banking on him getting an additional year of eligibility, otherwise I don't think he'd be transferring to play only one year somewhere else.
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I think there's a rule that a player can't transfer unless they have at least two years left unless they've already graduated and are going to grad school.
I am wondering how his eligibilty was determined, then, since medical redshirts are usually granted after a player's senior year. Are there special rules for transfers? One would think this issue must have been resolved somehow before he was released from his scholarship at SMU, and has verballed to play somewhere else.
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
I think there's a rule that a player can't transfer unless they have at least two years left unless they've already graduated and are going to grad school.
I am wondering how his eligibilty was determined, then, since medical redshirts are usually granted after a player's senior year. Are there special rules for transfers? One would think this issue must have been resolved somehow before he was released from his scholarship at SMU, and has verballed to play somewhere else.
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
Yeah, should be interesting to see how Baldwin handles it.
Even if Padron becomes the heir apparent, we are overdue for a starting QB injury. Vitto, Adams, and whoever else have everything to prepare and play for including the 2012 starting job.
If my kid were a HS QB being recruited by EWU, there's no WAY I'd let him sign there unless it was the only offer he had. EWU = West Coast Delawhore.
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kalm wrote:
Even if Padron becomes the heir apparent, we are overdue for a starting QB injury. Vitto, Adams, and whoever else have everything to prepare and play for including the 2012 starting job.
If my kid were a HS QB being recruited by EWU, there's no WAY I'd let him sign there unless it was the only offer he had. EWU = West Coast Delawhore.
Yeah, because Nichols and Meyer were transfers.
A griz fan should talk... UM is the West Coast Transfer U.
kalm wrote:
Even if Padron becomes the heir apparent, we are overdue for a starting QB injury. Vitto, Adams, and whoever else have everything to prepare and play for including the 2012 starting job.
If my kid were a HS QB being recruited by EWU, there's no WAY I'd let him sign there unless it was the only offer he had. EWU = West Coast Delawhore.
Pretty sure UM has had more transfer Qb's. It just seems like we've had more because ours have been better.
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AZGrizFan wrote:
If my kid were a HS QB being recruited by EWU, there's no WAY I'd let him sign there unless it was the only offer he had. EWU = West Coast Delawhore.
Yeah, because Nichols and Meyer were transfers.
A griz fan should talk... UM is the West Coast Transfer U.
Who said anything about transfers? I just wouldn't let my kid go to EWU.
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lakesbison wrote:Cheney wash is the grand forks of the west, a naia town
But still hore habitable than anything in North Dakota. And at least its a short drive to get to Spokane.
And to the guy who wouldn't let his kids attend EWU... Well, I kinda know what you mean. I checked out Montana and the first thought that came to my mind was "why did I waste my time coming out here?" I chose EWU and got solid education and a good job. So no complaints here.
lakesbison wrote:Cheney wash is the grand forks of the west, a naia town
But still hore habitable than anything in North Dakota. And at least its a short drive to get to Spokane.
And to the guy who wouldn't let his kids attend EWU... Well, I kinda know what you mean. I checked out Montana and the first thought that came to my mind was "why did I waste my time coming out here?" I chose EWU and got solid education and a good job. So no complaints here.
AZGrizFan wrote:
If my kid were a HS QB being recruited by EWU, there's no WAY I'd let him sign there unless it was the only offer he had. EWU = West Coast Delawhore.
Pretty sure UM has had more transfer Qb's. It just seems like we've had more because ours have been better.
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I have to laugh when someone from Montana calls out another school on transfers. Montana has at least one every year and more than a few at QB.
lakesbison wrote:Cheney wash is the grand forks of the west, a naia town
But still hore habitable than anything in North Dakota. And at least its a short drive to get to Spokane.
And to the guy who wouldn't let his kids attend EWU... Well, I kinda know what you mean. I checked out Montana and the first thought that came to my mind was "why did I waste my time coming out here?" I chose EWU and got solid education and a good job. So no complaints here.
Ignore Lakes...he's just pissy because his FBS wet dreams are dashed every year because no conference will call NDSU for an invite.
ewudood wrote:
But still hore habitable than anything in North Dakota. And at least its a short drive to get to Spokane.
And to the guy who wouldn't let his kids attend EWU... Well, I kinda know what you mean. I checked out Montana and the first thought that came to my mind was "why did I waste my time coming out here?" I chose EWU and got solid education and a good job. So no complaints here.
Ignore Lakes...he's just pissy because his FBS wet dreams are dashed every year because no conference will call NDSU for an invite.
