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Click on his roster bio. https://gophersports.com/sports/football/roster/quinn-carroll/22036 OVERVIEW: Graduate transfer from Notre Dame • enrolled at Minnesota in June 2022 with three seasons of playing eligibility remaining.

Correct, the 2023 roster did not use the GR at all as a label. Clearly, Carroll was enrolled in grad school in 2023. By rule, a grad transfer has to be.

This 100%.

Beth had no AD experience other than the interim role she filled here, and she was part of the Teague AD tree, which couldn't have helped. She moved on from here and spent time as as the #2 at UConn, spent four years as the Ball State AD, took on the Deputy AD role at Iowa for another year...

Nah. The "GR" on the roster just indicates the player arrived at Minnesota as a grad transfer. There are several older players enrolled in grad school on the current roster that don't have the GR. That said, it is also common for football players to earn their undergrad degrees, remain...

Agreed. In fact, he switched to RB late last year after all the RB injuries, so looks like this means he remains at RB.

How do you know that?

I think Brian Sheehan is the guy they pulled down to coach TEs this past season about a month into the regular season. He was a quality control guy, came over from Hamline. Koehler (I believe) will be new to the tight ends now, as I don't think he worked with them this past season. Koehler...

I promised I was done. But, you think I made up out of thin air the idea that transfers sign a thing called an athletic aid agreement? Ok, believe what you want. Be my guest. Uh, because PJ Fleck literally said on Monday that Brosmer is joining the team on Friday in Detroit, along with...

You realize a full athletic scholarship IS financial aid, right? Transfers sign the athletic aid agreement after they commit to make sure the school is on the hook to provide the full ride and won't back out. I have exhausted my energy on this topic, so that'll be it from me.

Transfers sign a financial aid agreement, which is what the QB did. That's why the head coach could openly and publicly speak about the kid.

Dude, he has signed a letter of intent to be a U student. That qualifies him to start practicing once his previous school semester is over. He can use the weight room, too. Much like the early enrollee freshmen and other transfers might do if they arrive on campus in early January prior to...

New Hampshire semester ended yesterday. He is no longer a New Hampshire student. He is starting Gopher practice on Friday. Gopher semester is over then, too. Either way, it isn't a "mid-semester" transfer. And, yes, this rule has been in place for years. In fact, college hockey has used it...

Rare? LOL :LOL:

Mid-semester? What are you talking about? The semester is over. That is exactly why it is allowed. He is no longer a student at New Hampshire.

And, he is literally quoting PJ from his radio show, so it isn't anything the coach doesn't want out there, since he said it himself on the radio.

If I'm Ben Johnson and Mark Coyle, I offer up to St. Thomas that we will play them every year under two basic conditions.... 1) The game will always be at Williams Arena 2) St. Thomas will not get any money as a "buy" game Agree to that, and I would play them. Save the $100k that you would...

I bet the X-Golf made lots of money that night selling pizza, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, sandwiches and had all of their high priced golf bays at 100% full capacity on a Saturday night they otherwise would not have. Draft beer is cheap. Genius promotion.

First of all, those first down stats alone don't equate to AK getting more favorable chances. Secondly, the biggest factor was Tanner was handing the ball off to Mo, who almost always put them in a favorable 2nd or 3rd down situation and converted more 3rd-and-mid range plays than anyone in...

It won't be 17th, but I do believe Bryce will be back for a 7th season next fall.