Burnt Roux: Latrell Bankston

[31Ragin97]

is the sitting out rule still in existence?

[ULGrad@HOU]

Very nice pickup.

[fanof71]

No, pay attention...

[31Ragin97]

wow, the rich get richer..... says the vote is in january though?? would people who signed before official vote be retroactive? wow, they snuck this in way more quietly than perpetual mail in voting

[31Ragin97]

ill still never understand why non athlete students had so much trouble transferring credits between schools but athletes have no problem, and can still transfer well after application deadlines. oh well... but let’s make sure they crack down on Liberty’s academic reputation perception, lol.

[covcaj]

wow, the rich get richer..... says the vote is in january though?? would people who signed before official vote be retroactive? wow, they snuck this in way more quietly than perpetual mail in voting

I would ordinarily ask that someone explain this to me... but, I really think I'm scared to find out.

[Duggie35]

Skill players get all the glory, but having consistent success on the football field takes winning at the line of scrimmage on both offense and defense. You can never have too many quality players on the offensive and defensive line. Quality D-linemen are in high demand, especially for G5 schools, since the majority seem to choose the P5 route. Therefore, it speaks volumes of where our program is today when UL can pick up a quality transfer from a P5 school who played a significant role in getting that school into their Conferences Championship game! Welcome to Cajun Country young man!

[31Ragin97]

I would ordinarily ask that someone explain this to me... but, I really think I'm scared to find out.

lets say the rule that you dont have to sit out when transferring is approved 1 feb, but i already signed to transfer on 1 jan, and may have even enrolled lets say 15jan, i.e. signing up thinking i would and being fully prepared to need to sit out (obviously barring any of the other scenarios, hardship/graduation etc)

[fanof71]

lets say the rule that you dont have to sit out when transferring is approved 1 feb, but i already signed to transfer on 1 jan, and may have even enrolled lets say 15jan, i.e. signing up thinking i would and being fully prepared to need to sit out (obviously barring any of the other scenarios, hardship/graduation etc)

Let's say you stop posting such stupid ____ttt..

[covcaj]

lets say the rule that you dont have to sit out when transferring is approved 1 feb, but i already signed to transfer on 1 jan, and may have even enrolled lets say 15jan, i.e. signing up thinking i would and being fully prepared to need to sit out (obviously barring any of the other scenarios, hardship/graduation etc)

See.... I was right.