@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy You lost that bet. But look man, I’m tired of this back and forth. You’re just going to move the goal post again. I wont change your mind. You won’t change mine (or the judge’s😉)
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy Participating in practice and competing for starting job are not the same. This is not the first time someone who can’t start due to injury/illness has participated in practice. It happens every year. Players who get med RS don’t have to give up the RS to participate in practice
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy I hear what you’re saying and agree somewhat. But they’re for injury/illness that prevents them from competing. So again, do you think he was able to compete 100%? If so you’re saying the same guy who just tore up the SEC would’ve been QB2 at Ferris State🤔
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy He wasn’t able to perform like he would have if he were healthy. Lack of sleep combined with respiratory issues limited his ability to train. This led to him missing an entire season. You think he would’ve been QB2 at Ferris State playing like he did this year 100% healthy?
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy Not true at all but believe what you want. Answer me this: Why is no one upset over Montana having 2 players getting extra years? One got a 6th year and another got a 9th year. Weird.
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy If they didn’t lie about it then they blatantly ignored the documentation and didn’t prepare accordingly. They specifically said Ferris State had no documentation when in fact 91 pages of it were submitted. Medical records prove this. Biased judge or not, these are facts.
@Caleb_Mathis@BJDpoy Clearly not. They lied about not receiving documentation. Why wouldn’t they just say he doesn’t qualify bc his reason isn’t legit? Pair this with the NCAA attorneys leaving the courthouse before the verdict. Seems like they knew their argument was BS.