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RR Ralphie Report: Guy Thomas seeking a return to Colorado

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The original Nebraska recruit wants to face his former team in 2023

Guy Thomas wants to use his extra year of eligibility to return to Colorado.

The 6-foot-2, 242-pound linebacker previously announced he was entering the 2023 NFL Draft, but is now open to being with Coach Prime in Boulder. He told BuffsBeat reporter Brian Schaible his intentions following the Tropicana Bowl on Saturday night.

After playing his first two seasons at Nebraska, Thomas took a year Coahoma Community College in Mississippi before transferring to CU. The former four-star recruit was a key part of the Buffs defense and would give a much-needed boost immediately.

The Miami, Fla. native had 90 tackles (11.5 for loss), and 2.5 sacks in 23 games at Colorado. He plans on talking about a return with Prime in the coming weeks.

Thomas can exercise an extra year due to COVID and hasn’t hired an agent. He would come back to the Buffs as a fifth-year senior.

by Jeff Hauser
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I don't think the article is accurate.

He was in the 2017 class.

2022 was his 6th year. Redshirt year and then 2020 didn't count, allowing him to play last season.

I think he'd need the NCAA to approve a medical hardship waiver to play CFB in 2023. It's his 7th year on his eligibility clock.
 
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