FB Recruiting Rutgers has landed a commitment from Monmouth transfer Dymere Miller, the top wide receiver in all of FCS football last season.
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HUGE! And Flip just announced he is returning! Another HUGE decision.
Great how staff has keep most of team together. Looking forward to Bowl game and next year.
Great how staff has keep most of team together. Looking forward to Bowl game and next year.
My buddy is super close to the Monmouth program and says this kid will help us bigly
No, but Brantley has, and he should play next year.
Naseim Brantley Career Stats - NCAAF - ESPN
Complete career NCAAF stats for Rutgers Scarlet Knights Wide Receiver Naseim Brantley on ESPN. Includes scoring, rushing, defensive and receiving stats.
Will he even be eligible?No, but Brantley has, and he should play next year.
Naseim Brantley Career Stats - NCAAF - ESPN
Complete career NCAAF stats for Rutgers Scarlet Knights Wide Receiver Naseim Brantley on ESPN. Includes scoring, rushing, defensive and receiving stats.www.espn.com
Good Question. Let's look. While 2020 and 2021 are broken out as separate seasons below, on his bio, they refer to the 2020-21 Season. Wikipedia refers to the "2020-21 NCAA Division I FCS Football Season".
Just not seeing how with covid and a medical redshirt, he does not have an extra year of eligibility and what the hold up is?
It seems the NCAA treated 2020-21 as a single season, as far as I can tell.
2022- played in 10 games for Western Illinois
2021- 11 games played for Sacred Heart
2020- Spring Season?- 4 games
2019-played at least 9 games for Sacred Heart
2018- appeared in 5 games before getting injured (ESPN lists only 4 games with stats)
Putting that aside, as far as I can tell, he should be eligible for a medical redshirt for 2018: "Redshirts are granted by the NCAA when a player missed a significant part of the season due to injury or medical concern. The player must have been injured before the halfway point of the season, have played less than 30% of games, and had an injury or medical concern that’s “season ending” (of course, with the usual exceptions)."
COVID played a huge factor for any College Football athlete that was on the team during the outbreak of the pandemic. The NCAA granted an additional year of eligibility to athletes due to the large impact on the season, with most schools cutting their number of games and some not even fielding a team. This is how some active College Football players are in their fifth or sixth season (looking at you, JT Daniels).
Naseim Brantley - 2021 - Football - Sacred Heart University
Naseim Brantley (3) WR - 2020-21: First-Team All NEC offense and Second-Team All-NEC return specialist. Lead the league and ranked 25th in the nation with
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Naseim Brantley - Football - Western Illinois University Athletics
Naseim Brantley (18) Wide receiver - HONORS (2022): Making his had six catches for 171 yards as well as touchdown catches of 51, 44 and 32 yards to earn Missouri
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Naseim Brantley - Football - Rutgers University Athletics
Naseim Brantley (28) WR - 2022 Second Team FCS All-America (Phil Steele) 2022 MVFC Newcomer of the Year 2022 First Team All-MVFC 2021 Second Team All-NEC Spring
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2020–21 NCAA Division I FCS football season - Wikipedia
How Many Years Can You Play College Football?
Bo Nix in his fifth season of eligibility at Oregon – Image Courtesy Oregon Live Every now and again you see a player in a College Football opening line up that is well into his late twenties…
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DII approves season-of-competition, eligibility relief for 2020-21
Division II student-athletes will not be charged with use of a season for the 2020-21 academic year if their team can complete only 50% or less of the sport’s maximum
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No way Miller isn't starting. He has said he only wanted to go somewhere he wouldn't be a rotational player. I'm sure he had that discussion with Kurt C and Greg.
The guy was a consensus FCS AA. He made the Walter Payton Award finalist list.
Dremel, Miller, and Strong. Not counting Brantley until ruled elig.
