Dr. Rosenrosen

The NCAA needs to set a limit of 6 years.

Onionman said:

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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.

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8 years shot to hell.

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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The NCAA needs to set a limit of 6 years.

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I managed to squeeze 4 years of college into 6.

Ag Tag said:

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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The NCAA needs to set a limit of 6 years.

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I managed to squeeze 4 years of college into 6.

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Hey, thats my line.

He must take 6 hours each semester or he would have two doctorates by now. I guess his NFL prospects are nonexistent, lol

He needs to declare for the NFL now, so he can tell his grandkids that he left college early to take his shot at the pros.

where's the misguided poster that calls college football players "indentured servants" ?

wrong again

very wrong

Only dude in college football who didn't have his SSN issued at birth..

Maybe he should opt out so he doesn't get injured before the NFL draft.

Shoefly! said:

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What's his multiple PHD's in?

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Football & the History of American football

I hear his kids are excited about his 9th year of eligibility. This year they will be able to drive themselves to the game to see him play.

Cam McKormick coming out of high school




Here he is now

Ag Tag said:

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Maybe he should opt out so he doesn't get injured before the NFL draft.

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Not sure if serious but with his injury history he has no shot at NFL.

NoahAg said:

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Ag Tag said:

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Maybe he should opt out so he doesn't get injured before the NFL draft.

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Not sure if serious but with his injury history he has no shot at NFL.

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That's one of the problems. With his injury history and multiple surgeries, all kidding aside (and I have joked a bunch on this) he could seriously jeopardize his health by even paying again.

Onionman said:

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NoahAg said:

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Ag Tag said:

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Maybe he should opt out so he doesn't get injured before the NFL draft.

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Not sure if serious but with his injury history he has no shot at NFL.

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That's one of the problems. With his injury history and multiple surgeries, all kidding aside (and I have joked a bunch on this) he could seriously jeopardize his health by even paying again.

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In all honesty, as long as I'm entertained on Saturday I don't give damn about a players health or safety.

Kellso said:

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Onionman said:

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NoahAg said:

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Ag Tag said:

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Maybe he should opt out so he doesn't get injured before the NFL draft.

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Not sure if serious but with his injury history he has no shot at NFL.

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That's one of the problems. With his injury history and multiple surgeries, all kidding aside (and I have joked a bunch on this) he could seriously jeopardize his health by even paying again.

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In all honesty, as long as I'm entertained on Saturday I don't give damn about a players health or safety.

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You apathetic son of a bi$&@, no you're right!

NoahAg said:

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Hubert J. Farnsworth said:

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The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.

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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.

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Why ? Because it seems like now there are no rules in college football. Players can do whatever they please

You'd think this guy plays for us as much as he gets hurt.

walton91 said:

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I'm sure employers will really shy away from a kid with a graduate degree because he played a few extra years of college football. Do you remember that 27 yr old QB who started for (checks notes) Texas A&M?

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Do you mean Mark Dodge?

He was a linebacker.

Mark Farris

one safe place said:

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He must take 6 hours each semester or he would have two doctorates by now. I guess his NFL prospects are nonexistent, lol

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A 2 year doctorate? Yeah, that's not how that works.

94chem said:

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one safe place said:

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He must take 6 hours each semester or he would have two doctorates by now. I guess his NFL prospects are nonexistent, lol

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A 2 year doctorate? Yeah, that's not how that works.

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Then again, they still call 'em "student athletes"

This is the result of the NIL. Can you guys imagine a 9 year College Football Vet?
This is the type of player that would bring his teenage kids to the game on Senior Night.

We are already seeing this play out in womens college basketball. The top female hoopers are making more off endorsements in college than they would in the WNBA.

Caitlin Clark and the girl at LSU are biggers stars than any WNBA player because their targeted audience is a state/region.

NIL will be seen as one of the biggest game changers in college athletics.

Dude should already have two degrees and be working on his dissertation by now.

94chem said:

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one safe place said:

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He must take 6 hours each semester or he would have two doctorates by now. I guess his NFL prospects are nonexistent, lol

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A 2 year doctorate? Yeah, that's not how that works.

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Nor does taking 6 hours each semester. Should have used the sarcasm emoji so it might have clicked.

Zoo be slippin a bit ... a thread on a 9yr college player went on this long without an appearance from this guy?

HowdyTexasAggies said:

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NoahAg said:

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Hubert J. Farnsworth said:

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The NCAA needs to cut this stuff out. It's ridiculous.

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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.

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It hurts younger players. All the Covid BS is taking opportunities from the next gen.

And being 25+ is a big advantage.

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Boots Radford (A&M basketball starting guard) will be 25 in April.

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