Kizer played a little last year and had some good blocks but the walk on guy seemed to get just as much play and was somewhat of a pass catching threat. With 3 guys coming in and Culp moving to h-back there's not going to be playing time for everyone.
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
Why opt out and not just quit? Are they coming back next year?
If you’ve got no future in football, I think you’d either quit or say fuck it, I’m going to enjoy my last year playing a sport I love.
Can opt out without losing that eligibility and future scholarship ... don’t know degree statuses but probably wise to not say you’re selling the couch until the degree is finished
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
Their future reminds me of TCU's future in college football.
Can opt out without losing that eligibility and future scholarship ... don’t know degree statuses but probably wise to not say you’re selling the couch until the degree is finished
It’s like a restaurant that is temporarily closed. It’s just a matter of time before it closes for good.
Can opt out without losing that eligibility and future scholarship ... don’t know degree statuses but probably wise to not say you’re selling the couch until the degree is finished
It’s like a restaurant that is temporarily closed. It’s just a matter of time before it closes for good.
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
Why opt out and not just quit? Are they coming back next year?
If you’ve got no future in football, I think you’d either quit or say fuck it, I’m going to enjoy my last year playing a sport I love.
If you have no future in football and are getting a free edu why not get going on your masters next year. I know it some what affects our numbers but I'm all for the kids getting theirs in this situation. If our upper campus doesn't care, only seems fair. Also, this happens when your pitch is "top 5 or 10 school in the galaxy"
Likely would be passed on the depth chart by both Redman and Yary
That's a good point. Forgot about that. But the article I won't link said it was primarily for COVID reasons.
Blame it on COVID and you have the option to play again next year without losing eligibility if you so desire. Blame it on back issues and you’re donezo.
No reason to take the option off the table if you’re not 100% sure.
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
Why opt out and not just quit? Are they coming back next year?
If you’ve got no future in football, I think you’d either quit or say fuck it, I’m going to enjoy my last year playing a sport I love.
If you have no future in football and are getting a free edu why not get going on your masters next year. I know it some what affects our numbers but I'm all for the kids getting theirs in this situation. If our upper campus doesn't care, only seems fair. Also, this happens when your pitch is "top 5 or 10 school in the galaxy"
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He’s a senior with no long-term football future
Likely would be passed on the depth chart by both Redman and Yary
But in the case of both Kizer and Gilchrist both players with no path to playing time and no future in football as a player ... easy decision to opt out IMO
If you’ve got no future in football, I think you’d either quit or say fuck it, I’m going to enjoy my last year playing a sport I love.
Can opt out without losing that eligibility and future scholarship ... don’t know degree statuses but probably wise to not say you’re selling the couch until the degree is finished
No reason to take the option off the table if you’re not 100% sure.