My opinion is very simple. If a player doesn't want to be on the U of A football team then he should be elsewhere. I dang sure don't want him on the field in the fourth quarter of a championship game.
What's Up With Kendall Sheffield? (UPDATE: Reportedly Transferring)
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The quote about quitting for me was "when you quit the first time, it is much easier to do the second time".
The first time you quit it's hard. The second time it's not as hard.The third time you don't even have to think about it
I agree. I don't have any ill will toward them, but anyone who doesn't want to be at Bama should leave. To me, this goes for everyone- coaches, players, stat keepers, janitors, secretaries, etc.
This is news to me. I always heard you had to get an associate's degree, which is two years. Maybe he has enough credits now for that and only needs to enroll for a semester and stay in good standing. If so, this is some loophole!
NOBODY chooses to go to Blinn on their own if they have a full ride at a great school. If he has to spend a full year at Blinn, he's going to REALLY find out just how much he wants to play. Alabama is Paradise compared to what he'll be experiencing soon. If he has to last a year or more, my money says he'll quit.
I could be totally wrong but I have seen in more than one article where he should be able to transfer by January and at that time he can go wherever he wants.
It's not a loophole. He has been on campus since January 2015. He probably is close to having enough credits already for an associates degree.
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Yep, he'll essentially do the same thing Mettenberger did and play JUCO for 1 year, and then transfer with 3 years of eligibility left.
Thanks for clarifying this, so basically if he gets his associates degree this fall he can transfer in time for Spring which confirms what I have read. I guess everyone saying this is assuming he gets the degree in a couple of months because I didn't see that mentioned.
It's assumed because it's pretty much standard procedure.
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You can bet those two are definitely in the mix. I would think A&M may have the edge though. We had to fight them for his signature the first time around.
Is Kendall's dad promised the Head Coaching job next season? 'Cause there's better than even chance there'll be an opening there in '17.
Kendall knew he was in a tough competition with the younger four star corners.....the guys that come to Bama now, all say they come to compete.
Bye, bye....you might have been hot poo poo in high school, but the competition at Alabama was just too much to overcome.
Ya, wish he would have stayed, but it's great knowing we got better and younger that are still here.
Now let's stop thinking about the glass that is half empty, and start enjoying what we do have...and set our sites to an exciting year ahead with the most talent on the roster maybe ever, and the defending National Champions.
Roll Tide Roll!!!!!!!
Bye, bye....you might have been hot poo poo in high school, but the competition at Alabama was just too much to overcome.
Ya, wish he would have stayed, but it's great knowing we got better and younger that are still here.
Now let's stop thinking about the glass that is half empty, and start enjoying what we do have...and set our sites to an exciting year ahead with the most talent on the roster maybe ever, and the defending National Champions.
Roll Tide Roll!!!!!!!
I`ll be very surprised if he doesn`t end up at UGA. Just hope he`ll be the last one that Kirby and Mel snake away from us.
Bama usually has at least one five star or high four star that doesn't work out every year. It's just the name of the game. Go back and look at the yearly recruits with rankings and who left for what reason. Nothing new here, just more and more media coverage every year with the Internet/smart phone boom driving it.
RTR!!!!!
RTR!!!!!
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