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DK Metcalf just received an medical redshirt for 2016. I have no issue with that but I am confused about why OM already applied for that?
When we have a player in a similar situation, we are always told they wait till after their SR to apply for the redshirt.
I've never heard of a freshman applying for a medical redshirt this early in his career.
Afterall, unless you stay for your 5th year, it's meaningless
Dk played in games. Under the old rule, he is not eligible for a redshirt, unless its a medical one. And he qualifies under the rules based on number of games played. This is different than a medical hardship, where you have to complete your eligibility before it can be granted. people confuse the two all the time. They arent the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Not sure I understand the differenceQuote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
My opinion as worthless as it is. That was a big ol waste of time and paperwork for the people involved. DK is going to more than likely be a first round pick in 2 years and will never use that 5th year. He won't see his 4th there unless he has another unfortunate injury. Looking at the 2 when they played last season, I would take DK all day every day over AJ Brown. His size, hands, and speed will be too much to pass up for NFL teams. Regardless of what any of you say here, that kid is phenomenally talented.
Maybe he is on annual compensation package and wanted some assurance on income for a fifth season.
I believe you have to wait until after your 5th year to ask for a 6th, but you can be granted a 5th year anytime.
Haha! Now he can file worker's comp with his boosters.Quote:
Originally Posted by missouridawg
This is what they call exemplary cooperation. They are working with the NCAA to get matters like this resolved for the future schools their players will enroll in after the additional 2 year "bowl band" takes placeQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg