Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Onionman said:So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Screw the guys that get beat out by old guys you say? No playing time or $ for you.
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Well the 25 year-old is going to be in for a surprise when he has to FINALLY leave college and get a job in the real world.rootube said:Onionman said:So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Screw the guys that get beat out by old guys you say? No playing time or $ for you.
Yes it is OK for a 25 year old to compete with an 18-21 year old. If 18-21 year olds can't manage then they are in for a surprise the rest of their lives when they will be competing with both younger and older people. I think they will be fine.
Onionman said:Well the 25 year-old is going to be in for a surprise when he has to FINALLY leave college and get a job in the real world.rootube said:Onionman said:So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Screw the guys that get beat out by old guys you say? No playing time or $ for you.
Yes it is OK for a 25 year old to compete with an 18-21 year old. If 18-21 year olds can't manage then they are in for a surprise the rest of their lives when they will be competing with both younger and older people. I think they will be fine.
Playing college football for 9 years isn't all that great on a resume.
Onionman said:
https://sports.yahoo.com/miami-te-cam-mccormick-to-return-for-a-ninth-season-of-college-football-in-2024-184326403.html
Are you kidding me? Injuries stink but I think it might be time to move on.
Yep, he has a bachelor's degree in journalism with an emphasis in advertising and a master's degree in advertising and brand responsibility from Oregon.rootube said:Onionman said:Well the 25 year-old is going to be in for a surprise when he has to FINALLY leave college and get a job in the real world.rootube said:Onionman said:So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Screw the guys that get beat out by old guys you say? No playing time or $ for you.
Yes it is OK for a 25 year old to compete with an 18-21 year old. If 18-21 year olds can't manage then they are in for a surprise the rest of their lives when they will be competing with both younger and older people. I think they will be fine.
Playing college football for 9 years isn't all that great on a resume.
Well he has an undergraduate and a graduate degree from Oregon plus whatever he manages at Miami. I'm sure he will be better prepared for the workforce than most.
Onionman said:Yep, he has a bachelor's degree in journalism with an emphasis in advertising and a master's degree in advertising and brand responsibility from Oregon.rootube said:Onionman said:Well the 25 year-old is going to be in for a surprise when he has to FINALLY leave college and get a job in the real world.rootube said:Onionman said:So it is OK for 25-30 year-olds to take roster spots for kids who are actually college aged, 18-21?NoahAg said:Why? Who is it hurting? He's obviously not good/healthy enough to go pro, so it's not like he's some unfair advantage. This isn't like having a 21 year old playing HS ball.Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Screw the guys that get beat out by old guys you say? No playing time or $ for you.
Yes it is OK for a 25 year old to compete with an 18-21 year old. If 18-21 year olds can't manage then they are in for a surprise the rest of their lives when they will be competing with both younger and older people. I think they will be fine.
Playing college football for 9 years isn't all that great on a resume.
Well he has an undergraduate and a graduate degree from Oregon plus whatever he manages at Miami. I'm sure he will be better prepared for the workforce than most.
You do realize that the graduate degree from Oregon is listed as a 1-year program.
https://journalism.uoregon.edu/academics/graduate-programs/advertising-and-brand-responsibility
So yeah this guy is really killin it in the classroom.
That would be really dumb. He was injured in 2020 so he was already saving a year of eligibility. Why would he deserve a second year of eligibility because of COVID?Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
He also got an extra COVID year like everyone did.
I'm just saying that nobody in the entire NCAA used a year of eligibility that year. He didn't get an extra on top of what everyone else got.bslater07 said:That would be really dumb. He was injured in 2020 so he was already saving a year of eligibility. Why would he deserve a second year of eligibility because of COVID?Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
He also got an extra COVID year like everyone did.
Hubert J. Farnsworth said:
The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.
Well that makes more sense.Bluecat_Aggie94 said:I'm just saying that nobody in the entire NCAA used a year of eligibility that year. He didn't get an extra on top of what everyone else got.bslater07 said:That would be really dumb. He was injured in 2020 so he was already saving a year of eligibility. Why would he deserve a second year of eligibility because of COVID?Bluecat_Aggie94 said:
He also got an extra COVID year like everyone did.
His parents must be proud.BartInLA said:
Strange that almost every course is worth 4 credits. I only got that when lab was attached to a class. Still that's 12 courses and at 4 classes a semester + a full summer that schedule sounds grueling.
This man isn't doing donuts in a parking lot and is working on his second grade degree.
