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Liberty announced the NCAA approved a waiver request for FBS reclassification. A waiver request was submitted to the NCAA in January. Liberty will now begin a two-year reclassification transition and will be a full FBS program starting in the 2019 season, at which time they will be considered eligible for a postseason bowl berth if they meet the minimum number of wins. They will also be required to host five FBS opponents, which should not be too difficult to accomplish.
Earlier today, reports surfaced that Scott Pagano had requested a release from his Clemson scholarship and intends to transfer from the Tigers. Not long after, head coach Dabo Swinney confirmed that the defensive tackle has indeed decided to leave as a graduate transfer and play his final season of collegiate eligibility elsewhere.
A UA official told CFT earlier today that “a resolution to the coordinator question should come this weekend.”
The 41-year-old Daboll has spent the past three seasons as the tight ends coach for Bill Belichick’s New England Patriots. He’s in the midst of his second stint with the NFL club, the first coming as both a defensive assistant and wide receivers coach in 2000-06. The two years prior to that, Daboll was a graduate assistant for Saban, a former Belichick lieutenant, at Michigan State.
WTF is on Mike Gundy's head???
WTF is on Mike Gundy's head???
WTF is on Mike Gundy's head???
On his Twitter account Wednesday, Andy Dodd announced that it is in his “best interest” to transfer from LSU and continue playing college football elsewhere. “This decision was not an easy one, but it is what’s best for me moving forward,” the offensive lineman wrote.
Reschke plans to graduate from Michigan State this spring and transfer. He will be eligible to play his final season of college football for another program in the fall of 2017. The senior linebacker played in 24 games and made 101 career tackles before an ankle injury cut short his season in 2016.
Bottom one is too generous
At least we don't fuck livestock.
In late November, Chris Laviano became one of three Scarlet Knights signal-callers who decided to transfer from Chris Ash‘s football program. Over the weekend, as relayed by the San Diego Union-Tribune, Laviano has decided to continue his collegiate playing career at San Diego State.
Dantonio released a statement about it:How about this one, Michigan State started spring practice on Saturday and Dantonio is refusing to speak with anyone because of the ongoing sexual assault investigation. Moreover, they're not releasing any photos or videos from practice and basically no one not affiliated with the team is allowed in:
Michigan State not releasing photos, videos from spring football practice