What happens if he doesn't graduate in a few weeks from ND? Word on the other message boards is he isn't graduating.
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To play at ND as a 5th year senior, he must graduate first. Can he still play after graduating in the end of summer, I don't know. I think it is important for him to be on this team next season.
I wish that to be true. That would mean he had an amazing season. Even then I have my doubts about him being drafted whatsoever.I have not heard anything except he will graduate this spring and come back to ND for 5th year. I think he will have a great season as the primary QB and go to NFL in second round 2016
Who would that be?There have been players in the past who played in their 5th year and were NOT graduated. This is a fact.
My guess is that an exception would be made for him, given that he lost a semester of school. ND is usually pretty reasonable in these things, and him eventually graduating will be the main priority.What happens if he doesn't graduate in a few weeks from ND? Word on the other message boards is he isn't graduating.
Eddie LeBaron was an NFL QB at 5'4" give or take an inch. But 6' was tall back then and 230 was A lineman.
6' is getting relatively shorter to the OL & DL in front of them.
As to Golson's arm strength, there have been bigger arms that did not succeed as NFL QB's. (Jeff George or Drew Henson as examples). There are many factors that go into being an NFL QB.
The only common trait EG and R Wilson obviously share, as evidenced so far, is their height.
Who would that be?
I'm sorry but apparently you don't know the world of inflating the program weights, heights, etc. Or decreasing in the case of some. Ha...ha.88, he is 6 ft or maybe a tad under and 200 lbs. .... that is not 'tiny'
I don't think so. Once he is enrolled at a university the clock starts ticking. He has 5 years to play 4 years unless a medical redshirt comes about. A suspension keeps the clock ticking.Does a suspension count as a reduction of playing time in a collegiate career? In other words, can a player get more time to play to make up lost time because of a suspension?
I don't think so. Once he is enrolled at a university the clock starts ticking. He has 5 years to play 4 years unless a medical redshirt comes about. A suspension keeps the clock ticking.
88, he is 6 ft or maybe a tad under and 200 lbs. .... that is not 'tiny' and anyone who has ever seen Golson play in person will not contest that he has a 'rocket arm' getting more and more accurate with improving decisions. Very good chance he will have a great 2015 season,, even if MZ plays half the time.
seahawk,
You need to attend a home game and witness the player walk. Golson is maybe 5'9. He is so tiny when he walks by, if you don't miss him altogether. Don't ever believe a listed height in the program.
Second round NFL pick???? Now that's just delusional thinking. He could possibly play in the CFL. He'll never take a meaningful snap in the NFL. He's just not that good bro.
Does a suspension count as a reduction of playing time in a collegiate career? In other words, can a player get more time to play to make up lost time because of a suspension?
I don't know about that. You are most likely right about Mission work. BYU students usually take a Mission after there freshman year and I guess that is why there juniors and seniors are 2 or 3 years old then other teams.Can't be...what about those who go on a Mission? Any break from school stops the clock. If you are enrolled that is different but when not enrolled the clock has to stop.