Everett Goldston transferring to fsu

[suzy7389]

Why is Notre Dame allowing him to transfer within conference? Oh wait...just when I thought I couldn't hate them any more.

Apparently they restricted him from transferring to anybody on their 2015 schedule. That includes Clemson, Pitt, BC, Wake, etc but not FSU. Truth be told, he's not an elite QB but obviously it has only taken an average one to beat us.

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

 

[___THEU___]

When is it going to stop?
#BBB

WTF does a player transfering to FSU have to do with BBB. Especially cause we're not in the market for a starting qb.

 

[valid]

lulz. the minuscule hope that I had left in my body about us winning this game has now been vaporized. A FSU win would make it 6 in a row now right? that's worse than it was in the 90s when we actually had real sanctions.

 

[Kevin]

lulz. the minuscule hope that I had left in my body about us winning this game has now been vaporized. A FSU win would make it 6 in a row now right? that's worse than it was in the 90s when we actually had real sanctions.

nut up, papa. its only golson.

 

[pb5cane]

lulz. the minuscule hope that I had left in my body about us winning this game has now been vaporized. A FSU win would make it 6 in a row now right? that's worse than it was in the 90s when we actually had real sanctions.

nut up, papa. its only golson.

Kid can play. He was just playing for a jackazz. I hope he goes to the SEC

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Why is Notre Dame allowing him to transfer within conference? Oh wait...just when I thought I couldn't hate them any more.

Apparently they restricted him from transferring to anybody on their 2015 schedule. That includes Clemson, Pitt, BC, Wake, etc but not FSU. Truth be told, he's not an elite QB but obviously it has only taken an average one to beat us.

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

 

[The Franchise]

Why is Notre Dame allowing him to transfer within conference? Oh wait...just when I thought I couldn't hate them any more.

Apparently they restricted him from transferring to anybody on their 2015 schedule. That includes Clemson, Pitt, BC, Wake, etc but not FSU. Truth be told, he's not an elite QB but obviously it has only taken an average one to beat us.

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

 

[BigDikCane]

He'll run for 150+ against us. we are the dumbest team in the ACC.

 

[duke4heisman]

When is it going to stop?
[URL=https://www.canesinsight.com/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=BBB]#BBB [/URL]

WTF does a player transfering to FSU have to do with BBB. Especially cause we're not in the market for a starting qb.[/QUOT]

Uhhhh, it has to with #BBB and this reign of FSU sodomizing Miami on the field and off, will come to a screeching halt.
#BBB

 

[Grisha.Otrepyev]

kid was like 23-1 before the FSU game, ND had like 7- 8 starters injured after that game. He can run a dumbed down EJ Manual offense with success.

 

[brock]

kid was like 23-1 before the FSU game, ND had like 7- 8 starters injured after that game. He can run a dumbed down EJ Manual offense with success.

This is a canes board gtfoh

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Why is Notre Dame allowing him to transfer within conference? Oh wait...just when I thought I couldn't hate them any more.

Apparently they restricted him from transferring to anybody on their 2015 schedule. That includes Clemson, Pitt, BC, Wake, etc but not FSU. Truth be told, he's not an elite QB but obviously it has only taken an average one to beat us.

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

I tried to find the actual bylaw but I'm an idiot.

 

[cane since birth]

He visited florida and is going to visit UGA according to ESPN

 

[Tad Footeball]

Why is Notre Dame allowing him to transfer within conference? Oh wait...just when I thought I couldn't hate them any more.

Apparently they restricted him from transferring to anybody on their 2015 schedule. That includes Clemson, Pitt, BC, Wake, etc but not FSU. Truth be told, he's not an elite QB but obviously it has only taken an average one to beat us.

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

That was my initial assumption too but I think it's wrong. I'm seeing Feldman (who is pretty knowledgeable) along with guys that cover Notre Dame and Texas all saying that Notre Dame absolutely can block certain schools even for a graduate transfer. The Notre Dame AD has come out since saying they didn't but not that they can't. Seems like a BS power play that the NCAA actually would somehow still allow.

For the guy informing me that Notre Dame isn't a member of the ACC for football- thanks for the heads up!!!

 

[Cane Dynasty]

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

That was my initial assumption too but I think it's wrong. I'm seeing Feldman (who is pretty knowledgeable) along with guys that cover Notre Dame and Texas all saying that Notre Dame absolutely can block certain schools even for a graduate transfer. The Notre Dame AD has come out since saying they didn't but not that they can't. Seems like a BS power play that the NCAA actually would somehow still allow.

For the guy informing me that Notre Dame isn't a member of the ACC for football- thanks for the heads up!!!

I read that NCst did the same thing when Wilson grad transferred. I have no idea at this point what the real rule is.

 

[theibisrules]

yall boys sound scared

Goldens the coRch and we play WEfense....nuff said

 

[Canesfan1899]

Golson turned into a TO machine last season.

Maguire didn't look that bad to me in his only start last year but they must not be very high on him to bring in a potential QB controversy.

 

[The Franchise]

He's not. ND football isn't a conference member and never will be.

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

That was my initial assumption too but I think it's wrong. I'm seeing Feldman (who is pretty knowledgeable) along with guys that cover Notre Dame and Texas all saying that Notre Dame absolutely can block certain schools even for a graduate transfer. The Notre Dame AD has come out since saying they didn't but not that they can't. Seems like a BS power play that the NCAA actually would somehow still allow.

For the guy informing me that Notre Dame isn't a member of the ACC for football- thanks for the heads up!!!

I'm not sure I'm ready to just accept it as fact because a few reporters repeated it. I'd have to see the specific rule that states that a school can block a graduate from transferring where he wants. Just doesn't make any sense. There are rules that make no sense, so maybe there's one on point here, but I'd have to see it.

 

[Tad Footeball]

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

That was my initial assumption too but I think it's wrong. I'm seeing Feldman (who is pretty knowledgeable) along with guys that cover Notre Dame and Texas all saying that Notre Dame absolutely can block certain schools even for a graduate transfer. The Notre Dame AD has come out since saying they didn't but not that they can't. Seems like a BS power play that the NCAA actually would somehow still allow.

For the guy informing me that Notre Dame isn't a member of the ACC for football- thanks for the heads up!!!

I'm not sure I'm ready to just accept it as fact because a few reporters repeated it. I'd have to see the specific rule that states that a school can block a graduate from transferring where he wants. Just doesn't make any sense. There are rules that make no sense, so maybe there's one on point here, but I'd have to see it.

Agreed. It just wouldn't surprise me at all if the NCAA left just enough room for a school to ***** a kid- even one that has graduated. I bet the rule that the kid can only transfer to a school that has a graduate field of study not currently offered at his current institution is where they'd play games. Notre Dame theoretically could continuously claim they offer a similar graduate program in anything that the kid would be pretending to study at a Texas or any of the Big Ten schools they were supposedly also blocking him from considering. At the very least they probably could severely delay a transfer as the NCAA eggheads compared sports management or kinesiology programs at each school.

 

[duke4heisman]

Hes graduating therefore no restrictions on where he goes

That's what I thought as well but it's not entirely true.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...-golson-transfer-texas-sec-georgia-lsu-051015


As a graduate transfer, Golson will be immediately eligible to play for his new school, but that doesn't necessarily mean he is free to go any program at the FBS level.

Notre Dame didn't give Golson a release to any school it will play in 2015, which includes Texas, and also would block some Big Ten programs, a source confirmed to FOX Sports Sunday.

In addition, two SEC rules potentially could make Golson ineligible to play in the conference, one SEC compliance official said.


The compliance official said Golson's academic suspension in 2013 might hinder his admission to one of that conference's schools because of SEC Bylaw 14.1.15.1 (d), which states that a student-athlete with less than two years of eligibility left can get financial aid, practice and compete if, "The student-athlete has not been subject to official university or athletics department disciplinary action at any time during enrollment at any previous collegiate institution (excluding limited discipline applied by a sports team)."


http://espn.go.com/college-football...-florida-state-seminoles-alabama-crimson-tide


Everett Golson provided roughly 10 schools to Notre Dame's compliance office as to where he is interested in transferring, and the school has not blocked him from transferring to any of those programs, according to sources.

Among the schools on Golson's initial wish list are Florida State, Alabama, South Carolina and UCLA, a source said.

ND doesn't have to give him a release. He graduated. The article got that wrong.

The SEC rule could stop him from going SEC unless the SEC gives him a waiver.

That was my initial assumption too but I think it's wrong. I'm seeing Feldman (who is pretty knowledgeable) along with guys that cover Notre Dame and Texas all saying that Notre Dame absolutely can block certain schools even for a graduate transfer. The Notre Dame AD has come out since saying they didn't but not that they can't. Seems like a BS power play that the NCAA actually would somehow still allow.

For the guy informing me that Notre Dame isn't a member of the ACC for football- thanks for the heads up!!!

I'm not sure I'm ready to just accept it as fact because a few reporters repeated it. I'd have to see the specific rule that states that a school can block a graduate from transferring where he wants. Just doesn't make any sense. There are rules that make no sense, so maybe there's one on point here, but I'd have to see it.

Only stipulation I've seen is that the graduate has to be in a graduate program in the new school, that the current school doesn't have.