T-72 Hours Countdown if Best Playmaker on Roster returns?
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There's no question we need a guy like that," Kill, the newly hired offensive coordinator, said Wednesday afternoon at the Hale Center. "We need playmakers. That's the first thing.
"We need guys that can run. You watch Clemson and the quarterback is pretty good, but I could throw to (receivers who are) 6-foot-3, 210 (pounds). We need those type of guys, and we can't afford to lose any playmakers right now."
Why new Rutgers coaches are instant upgrade Kill said he has not spoken to Grant -- who returned home to Florida during the break between semesters --
"We need guys that can run. You watch Clemson and the quarterback is pretty good, but I could throw to (receivers who are) 6-foot-3, 210 (pounds). We need those type of guys, and we can't afford to lose any playmakers right now."
Why new Rutgers coaches are instant upgrade Kill said he has not spoken to Grant -- who returned home to Florida during the break between semesters --
what ever happened with his appeal for RS? never saw a status.
The deadline for underclassmen to declare for the draft is Monday. Rutgers players begin winter strength and conditioning workouts Tuesday.
The deadline for underclassmen to declare for the draft is Monday. Rutgers players begin winter strength and conditioning workouts Tuesday.
He is technically a senior not an underclassmen. I am guessing we will find out anyway, because if he is coming back he needs to be enrolled.
That's what I'm saying. He isn't an underclassman so Monday is meaningless. Don't think he'd work out with the team if the 5th yr hasn't been awarded and he decides to stay.
He is coming back. He would have needed to start his combine training already. And hasn't.
If you have eligibility remaining, you have to declare. I guess he could have just not filed for the medical hardship for last year, but he is listed on the updated roster for 2017 on scarletknights.com
And unless doing it on his own dime, he would need an agent to foot the bill...
Until/unless Grant's hardship waiver is granted, he has no more eligibility and is in the draft - he would have no need to declare.
SO... I assume he has his waiver in hand... but does anyone know that?
SO... I assume he has his waiver in hand... but does anyone know that?
In Grant's case the medical hardship was a foregone conclusion based upon his number of games played plus he had a redshirt year left...the B1G in these cases normally has been quite proactive in terms of allowing this type of hardship filing ... so unless something strange has occurred in the past several weeks.... if Grant leaves... it will because he himself wanted to go and test the waters or move onto a different program... here's to hoping he stays but as has been our past history we don't usually fare well...
Will he graduate this May? Criminal Justice major... not sure what you'd look for at a new school that Rutgers does not offer in grad school. Rutgers was ranked 14th for Masters in Criminal Justice. If he wanted to return to Florida and join a team with more upside, Fla State was a masters program.
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