TonyLiebert
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Saint Thomas?Will Randy Shaver devote a 30 min reveal show? If Quinn picks a Catholic school, of course.
He graduated in three years from ND playing football? Yes I realize he probably loaded up on AP classes, but still
Wisconsin OL coach Joe Rudolph just resigned to coach at Virginia Tech. Not sure if that would hurt recruitment not having his position coach in place.Let’s hope Bucky doesn’t snag him!
Did Carson Hinzman announce his school choice? The Crystal Ball points to Wisconsin.Wisconsin OL coach Joe Rudolph just resigned to coach at Virginia Tech. Not sure if that would hurt recruitment not having his position coach in place.
Did Carson Hinzman announce his school choice? The Crystal Ball points to Wisconsin.
It is time to aggressively recruit him again to the Gophers. It will be a major coup.
This is hands down a bigger deal than getting Quinn Carroll for one year.
wouldn't think so. take him as it's nice to have another upperclassman in there and he's around for a couple years if we want him for more class balance.Do we run the risk of current Gophers Right Tackles entering the portal if they bring in Quinn Carroll? I sure hate to see the Gophers losing linemen that they have developed internally.
Why did the Twitter comment say he is a grad transfer?Quinn Carroll would be for 3 years.
He was injured for a year and then had a free COVID year. He has only played 1 year of college ball.
Wrong tweet
I hear ya.Hard pass on Quinn. I don't mind people leaving MN for out-state schools (e.g., I get why you'd pick Stanford or Duke or even Zag), but not the way Quinnby did it where he made himself out to be the greatest 'cruit since Hershel and then dumped us on TV. I don't like the deal of, "Hey, I'll go somewhere else and if it doesn't work out I can always come back to MN". Let 'em go to St. Thomas if they want him, but I'm hoping he doesn't come to the Gophers.
Why did the Twitter comment say he is a grad transfer?
Hard to imagine anyone thinking “injury guy who hasn’t played “ is an exceptional threat.Do we run the risk of current Gophers Right Tackles entering the portal if they bring in Quinn Carroll? I sure hate to see the Gophers losing linemen that they have developed internally.
The ND roster for him (https://und.com/roster/quinn-carroll/) doesn't make it sound like they applied for a medical hardship waiver after the 2019 fall camp injury, and just were treating it like a normal redshirt year.Quinn Carroll would be for 3 years.
He was injured for a year and then had a free COVID year. He has only played 1 year of college ball.
The ND roster for him (https://und.com/roster/quinn-carroll/) doesn't make it sound like they applied for a medical hardship waiver after the 2019 fall camp injury, and just were treating it like a normal redshirt year.
But if they did apply for a medical waiver, then I think technically he could play for four more seasons? IE, a seven year guy like Dew-Treadway
At a minimum, I think most P5 recruits enroll at the school for summer semester before fall camp. Some enroll for the spring semester before that. So yeah, even with minimal course loads for the fall, you can see how these guys taking class every summer can get to 120 (or whatever the number is for a Bachelor's) credits pretty quickly.He could have graduated in 3+ years, but that doesn't mean he used 3 years of eligibility. The Gophers have had multiple guys who played more than one year after graduating with their bachelor's.
Edit: I'm not sure if he has 2 or 3 years left, but he definitely should have more than 1 left - factoring in the injury year and the COVID year.
Because he graduated in three years? Like St. Juste. If he gets a medical year plus a COVID year, then he ends up with a total of six years of eligibility … like MDT. He might have been a tackle at ND, but with our offense we’ve had some taller guys inside. Blaise is 6’6”. Maybe he adds position flexibility? I’d be OK with an offer despite the TV showboating when he picked ND.Why did the Twitter comment say he is a grad transfer?
Oh, they will get over that quickly.Because he graduated in three years? Like St. Juste. If he gets a medical year plus a COVID year, then he ends up with a total of six years of eligibility … like MDT. He might have been a tackle at ND, but with our offense we’ve had some taller guys inside. Blaise is 6’6”. Maybe he adds position flexibility? I’d be OK with an offer despite the TV showboating when he picked ND.
Hadn’t checked in on him in a while. I had heard Hinzman is likely Notre dame now because he loved Notre dame but hated Brian KellyDid Carson Hinzman announce his school choice? The Crystal Ball points to Wisconsin.
It is time to aggressively recruit him again to the Gophers. It will be a major coup.
This is hands down a bigger deal than getting Quinn Carroll for one year.