Sid: Ace Rogers is not expecting to get a medical redshirt

[BleedGopher]

per Sid:

• The Gophers football team is not expecting to get a medical redshirt for Ace Rogers, the redshirt senior safety who played in only three games last season after suffering an ACL tear.

http://www.startribune.com/vikings-qb-bridgewater-knew-dieng-would-succeed-with-wolves/372511281/

Go Gophers!!

 

[Spoofin]

The NCAA sux

 

[oleboy41]

why not?

 

[GophersInIowa]

why not?

The magic 8 ball said no this time.

 

[proudgopher]

What are the facts? Does anyone recall when (what game) did Ace get injured?

 

[Killjoy]

What are the facts? Does anyone recall when (what game) did Ace get injured?

It is very confusing as to how all this works. According to Claeys the problem is that in order to get a sixth year they need to prove that his red shirt was not Ace's decision.

 

[Deckergopher]

The NCAA sux

This..

 

[Bob_Loblaw]

It is very confusing as to how all this works. According to Claeys the problem is that in order to get a sixth year they need to prove that his red shirt was not Ace's decision.

Yeah, it's losing a year for a reason outside of your control. It is why the Mbakwe case was interesting. Is getting accused of a crime and being forced to sit out really "outside of the player's control"?

 

[Killjoy]

Yeah, it's losing a year for a reason outside of your control. It is why the Mbakwe case was interesting. Is getting accused of a crime and being forced to sit out really "outside of the player's control"?

Thanks Bob for the clarification. It reminds me a little of this other famous clarification, "It depends upon what the definition of 'is' is."

 

[Keyser Söze]

Yeah, it's losing a year for a reason outside of your control. It is why the Mbakwe case was interesting. Is getting accused of a crime and being forced to sit out really "outside of the player's control"?

If the player isn't guilty, then it absolutely is out of their control.