We just need to keep up with the Joneses and let happen to opponents whatever happens to them.A Prima-Dona to a new home.
Couldn't care less, I was and am, happy with 4.0 character Emory and incoming Jalon.
Keeping up with the Jones's is going to be really tough on both Franks and Trask this Spring.
Source?They lied to the kid and Fields was too stupid and fell for it.
Smart said he would change the offense for the kid. Smart isn’t going to run a spread offense with a DT QB.
A Prima-Dona to a new home.
Couldn't care less, I was and am, happy with 4.0 character Emory and incoming Jalon.
Keeping up with the Jones's is going to be really tough on both Franks and Trask this Spring.
Source?
Does he have to sit for a year?
They expect him to be cleared to play next year
Did I miss a rule change? I thought you had to sit at least one year outside of a program going on probation and such???
Anyone know the current rules? Thanks.
They expect him to be cleared to play next year
He is trying to claim a hardship or fear of safety because a racial slur was used against him by a former Georgia teammate. Said teammate has since been released and stripped of his scholarship. Interesting to see the precedent this ruling will set.
They lied to the kid and Fields was too stupid and fell for it.
Smart said he would change the offense for the kid. Smart isn’t going to run a spread offense with a DT QB.
Now OSU is lying to him LOL Fields is a Prima-Donna and an idiot
How long until Kirby’s alcoholism catches up to him and UGA?
I thought it had something to do with a Georgia baseball player who yelled a racial slur in the stands, a slur Justin Fields clearly didn't hear and was told about it.He is trying to claim a hardship or fear of safety because a racial slur was used against him by a former Georgia teammate. Said teammate has since been released and stripped of his scholarship. Interesting to see the precedent this ruling will set.
Meanwhile, the baseball player is kicked out of school within days (Fields family said they didn't want the kid expelled), Fields never actually heard the drunken bs from the kid during the game when it occurred, and Fields sister is going to UGA to play softball. The hardship claim holds no water and is just wrong. (Most) Attorneys are scumbags.I thought it had something to do with a Georgia baseball player who yelled a racial slur in the stands, a slur Justin Fields clearly didn't hear and was told about it.
I'm not certain, baseball player or not. His sister is enrolling at Georgia so that story is just b.s so he can play right away. Not the racial slur part, the part where he has fears. He is upset he didn't win the starting job and wants to play next year.I thought it had something to do with a Georgia baseball player who yelled a racial slur in the stands, a slur Justin Fields clearly didn't hear and was told about it.
No way he gets a pass IMO. No real hardship that I know of.Does he have to sit for a year?
No way he gets a pass IMO. No real hardship that I know of.
He went to UGA and he went there knowing he doesn’t fit that offense. Yes he’s a moronI get the feeling Fields is a moron
It's the John Brantley situation all over again, just at another school. Lifelong fan of the school works hard and is good enough to get a scholarship there, but finds that the current coaching staff do not have a real need for the type of game he is suited for. Kid's career will end up being wasted just like John Brantley's was here at UF.He went to UGA and he went there knowing he doesn’t fit that offense. Yes he’s a moron
I'm not certain, baseball player or not. His sister is enrolling at Georgia so that story is just b.s so he can play right away. Not the racial slur part, the part where he has fears. He is upset he didn't win the starting job and wants to play next year.
I get the feeling Fields is a moron
Can’t blame the kid for wanting to play. He’s trying to be in the NFL in 2 years. How’s that going to happen if he sits? His hardship sounds shaky but if I were advising him I’d tell him to do what he has to to play as soon as possible. Too much money at stake. Why shouldn’t he be able to play? Because the NCAA has a rule designed to limit the players’ mobility for the benefit of the top programs with stacked rosters? If he sucked, I’m sure they’d have no trouble processing him.
Can’t blame the kid for wanting to play. He’s trying to be in the NFL in 2 years. How’s that going to happen if he sits? His hardship sounds shaky but if I were advising him I’d tell him to do what he has to to play as soon as possible. Too much money at stake. Why shouldn’t he be able to play? Because the NCAA has a rule designed to limit the players’ mobility for the benefit of the top programs with stacked rosters? If he sucked, I’m sure they’d have no trouble processing him.
He knew Georgia already had a 5 Star in Fromm who was just one class ahead of him. If his goal was to play right away there were options like Florida that could have given him that path.
I don't blame him one bit for looking out for his best interests. Millions of dollars are at stake, I question the decision and failure to address his own folly in not looking ahead.
If he wants to be in the show in 2 years he shouldn't go to a place where you have to fight like hell to see the field.
If you were to tell him to do what he has to do to play as soon as possible, you would tell him to drop a division.
The NCAA has a rule designed to keep coaches from poaching players from other teams. Without the one year sit-out, what would stop Saban from having "someone" contact, oh, maybe Cam Akers, about transferring to Bama and playing behind that O-line, jacking up 1,200 yards to get all the NFL scouts wetting themselves and probably getting a ring in the bargain?
Yeah he made a bad decision, but he was 18 years old and wanted to play for UGA. No reason it should cost him a career if he thinks he can play at Ohio state. If he can’t play then he won’t.
How many guys get drafted high out of OSU vs lower divisions?
Isn’t that probably what Saban told Cam Akers when he was in HS?
Well according to the newspaper reports, they already made their 200,000$ from Kirby Smarts Pecan Payroll.If Justin Fields really wanted some playing time, he should have went the juco route, ala sCam Newton, then go to Auburn to postpone Gus Malzahn's firing. Who knows, daddy Fields might be able to bag about $200 grand like Cecil Newton did.
As much as I want to be a fan and claim that these students should be going to a particular school because of the school itself, we know that's a sham. There should be SOMETHING in place for when they get recruited and sign with a coaching staff, only to see that coaching staff leave in a year or less for a better job. And the kids are left there with the school and the system is built against them as far as transferring. There is NOTHING the NCAA does to inhibit the coaching carousel every year. Right now, how do you think many of those young OSU players feel who went up there to play for THE Urban Meyer. He took talent from Florida and all over the country. Those kids didn't all grow up wishing to be Buckeyes, they traveled up there to play for a coaching icon. Now that he's retired, how fair is it for all the newly minted sophomores or juniors on that team to be stuck with whoever they have as head coach and the system will not allow them to transfer out or such without demonstrating hardship?You only have to go lower division for 1 year, then you can transfer back up. If he wants to play right away, that's where the opportunity lies.
Cam Akers was an example. The point is that if you can move and play immediately, then coaches don't have to go the juco route to get experienced players any more, they can simply poach them from other teams. "Hey, we had 3 WR's graduate, you are caught in a numbers game where you are, if you transfer you'll catch 80 balls here as our #1 guy". You want to have to worry every year that you might lose a key guy (or guys), not to the NFL, but to FSU or UGa? Even the NFL has restrictions on movement. Free movement would not be a good thing for CFB.
Yeah but the school invest in the kids too...don't get me wrong...they are making money hand over fist...however if people transfer without any consequences it would be a shit show IMO. I don't care of the rule myself either but I'm playing devil's advocate. Sitting the year out isn't stopping most from transferring if they really want to.Can’t blame the kid for wanting to play. He’s trying to be in the NFL in 2 years. How’s that going to happen if he sits? His hardship sounds shaky but if I were advising him I’d tell him to do what he has to to play as soon as possible. Too much money at stake. Why shouldn’t he be able to play? Because the NCAA has a rule designed to limit the players’ mobility for the benefit of the top programs with stacked rosters? If he sucked, I’m sure they’d have no trouble processing him.