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'23 TNFR OG Tyler Brown (Signed to COLORADO)

Does he have one year of eligibility remaining? Would it be best for CU if he plays next year when Shedeur, Hunter return with even more transfers and talent? I am thinking next year we could make a run and the CFP, it would nice to have Brown next year for a full season vs 5 remaining games against Stanford and Arizona teams
 
BuffinCali said:
Does he have one year of eligibility remaining? Would it be best for CU if he plays next year when Shedeur, Hunter return with even more transfers and talent? I am thinking next year we could make a run and the CFP, it would nice to have Brown next year for a full season vs 5 remaining games against Stanford and Arizona teams
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He has two years, and by then the whole line should be recruited over. There's no reason to sit him if he can gain eligibility.
 
The UNC case was much higher visibility - I don't see this going our way
 
dio said:
The UNC case was much higher visibility - I don't see this going our way
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They've set the precedent now though. And they were obviously worried about the AG's mention of antitrust violations, which gives a roadmap for all other appeals. The NCAA understands the house of cards they've built more than anyone. They will cave with a little pressure,imo.
 
mattrob said:
They've set the precedent now though. And they were obviously worried about the AG's mention of antitrust violations, which gives a roadmap for all other appeals. The NCAA understands the house of cards they've built more than anyone. They will cave with a little pressure,imo.
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They are the ones who put mental health in the guidelines. It is very hard to argue against a mental health claim in court, not something they are anxious to try.
 
The Alabaster Yak said:
If he only had one year remaining and was ruled ineligible, his college career would be over
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Ohhhhh. So that is how it works. Thanks!



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dio said:
The UNC case was much higher visibility - I don't see this going our way
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If there's anyone on the planet who has the ability to raise the visibility of Mr. Brown's predicament, that person has a prime office in the Champions' Center.
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Is there not a ton of Irony in the fact that Sean Lewis is Kevin Bacon in this scenario

Tez Walker is a transfer from Kent State (Sean Lewis coached) to UNC

Tyler Brown is a transfer to Colorado on the Offensive Line for Offensive Coordinator Sean Lewis

Would love to hear his full open honest thoughts on this whole thing.

Tez Walker's case is weaker than Brown's in two areas, specifically his coach passing away in front of him, and his diagnosed mental health, rather than just what is described as troubling Walker.

Come on NCAA, get it right, asshats
 
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