Gophers 2025 Movement Roster Thread - Transfers, Bowl Opt-Outs, Etc.

[TwistingMyMelon]

I guess that's one advantage of having a player hurt. They're not worth as much on the transfer market.

 

[MaxyJR1]

Considering he was in the 2025 class and enrolled at the U in January 2025, that is impressive

https://247sports.com/Player/jackson-kollock-46138251/

You are correct. Remaining eligibility entering 2025 was 4 years, not sure why the website doesn't say 5 for all freshmen.

 

[Tucker32]

You are correct. Remaining eligibility entering 2025 was 4 years, not sure why the website doesn't say 5 for all freshmen.

A player is never eligible for five years. They have 5 years to play four years and four games. You can play four games without burning a redshirt. You never have five years of eligibility.

 

[The Deliberate Stranger]

That's nice thought he might go portalling but hopefully he's back and healthy and can be a nice change of pace back

 

[MaxyJR1]

A player is never eligible for five years. They have 5 years to play four years and four games. You can play four games without burning a redshirt. You never have five years of eligibility.

Completely understand that, It's his 1st year at MN and has 4 years left, next roster he will still have 4 years left. Why not say they have 5 years and next roster say 4, and if they play switch it to 3.

Right now a freshmen that played has the same eligibility as a redshirt according to the roster, but that isn't true.

 

[gopherbadgerman]

Not me, I defended it.

I liked the RPO and I prefer max protect schemes to offenses where your RBs catch a ton of passes.

You were one of the few

 

[cheeseheadgophfan]

A player is never eligible for five years. They have 5 years to play four years and four games. You can play four games without burning a redshirt. You never have five years of eligibility.

Is that still true with the Covid debacle?