Re: 2019 Team
Originally Posted by
tolnabison
I am no expert, but I think in order to be granted a 6th year they need to have the same injury twice in 5 years? Example: Vraa broke his collarbone twice, Vaadeland injured his knee twice.
Don't quote me on this, but I thought that was the rule. I could be totally off.
""""On rare occasions, players may be allowed to play in their sixth year of college if they suffered a serious injury that kept them from competing for more than one season. Former Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Jason White is perhaps the best known example of this; White had redshirted his first year, then subsequently tore the ACL in both knees, forcing him to miss nearly two years of eligible play time. Another recent example is former Houston Cougars quarterback Case Keenum; Keenum redshirted his freshman year of 2006, and subsequently tore an ACL three games into the 2010 season, which would have otherwise been his final year of eligibility.""""
I take this to mean the player experienced two season ending injuries.
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