recruits

[Doyle]

I agree to a certain extent with what you are saying but sometimes these kids are just a "Freak Of Nature". Example Brandon Cox

[Cajun Express]

Unfotunantly, I've heard rumblings that this kid is gonna prop his first year, of course I've always been a fan of the redshirt year anyway, it certainly did wonders for M. Desormeaux, I can remember him coming in a skinny lanky looking guy from New Iberia, but then after his redshirt year, he came back looking like a D-1A athlete. Mike must've gained at least 15-20 pounds since his freshman year, so prop or not I think its a great pick up.

Geaux Cajuns
Good Job Coach Jenkins

Being a prop is not red shirting nor bares any resemblance to doing so. First and foremost he is an out of state student and would need to pay out of state tuition, get a wavier from UL academic requirements, not get special tutors, not get to practice, not get training or other meals.

Having said that, if he shows and works hard on his own I would welcome him with open arms.

[VObserver]

Being a prop is not red shirting nor bares any resemblance to doing so. First and foremost he is an out of state student and would need to pay out of state tuition, get a wavier from UL academic requirements, not get special tutors, not get to practice, not get training or other meals.

Having said that, if he shows and works hard on his own I would welcome him with open arms.

Or .... If he has his core courses and is close to qualifying on the ACT he can not enroll in college, but spend the period from May to December next year studying for and retaking the ACT, and if he gets eligible he can enroll in January on Scholarship and be counted towards NEXT year's class; then redshirt if he needs to.

[Cajun Express]

Or .... If he has his core courses and is close to qualifying on the ACT he can not enroll in college, but spend the period from May to December next year studying for and retaking the ACT, and if he gets eligible he can enroll in January on Scholarship and be counted towards NEXT year's class; then redshirt if he needs to.

I think those are generally called greyshirts.