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Heard that Notre Dame told him he couldn't go to any school on their schedule - I thought any one who graduated and still had eligibility left could go anywhere. What gives? (or is this another case of the special status accords grated to South Bend?)
Maybe Golson is a "cancer" and teams see that? A bad influence in the locker room.
Heard that Notre Dame told him he couldn't go to any school on their schedule - I thought any one who graduated and still had eligibility left could go anywhere. What gives? (or is this another case of the special status accords grated to South Bend?)
Re: A week ago Golson made his intent to transfer known to Notre Dame and head coach Brian Kelly (who must have been surprised if his public statements hold water). The decision to transfer was not at all unexpected. As a graduate transfer, it was expected Golson would be eligible to transfer anywhere in the country and play this fall. A few days later it was reported Notre Dame would block Golson from transferring to any school appearing on the 2015 schedule for the Irish, seemingly throwing cold water on any thought of Golson landing at Texas (Notre Dame’s season-opening opponent). Big Ten schools were also thought to be off the table. However, our friend Keith Arnold reports via Inside the Irish that Notre Dame Athletics Director Jack Swarbrick was quick to deny any suggestion of Notre Dame blocking a transfer.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...l-everett-golson-play-fsu-still-the-favorite/
Would seem Jimbo is breaking some rules even discussing a potential transfer let alone being a moron saying he's trying to make a deal lol
It's likely not negotiations about money. More likely about cars, women, and drugs.
No truth to the rumor that "Lawyers, Guns, and Money" will become the FSU equivalent of "Hang on, Sloopy"It's likely not negotiations about money. More likely about cars, women, and drugs.