Former Trinity Star Coming Home????

Question

Anybody have any insider information on Whiting maybe coming back to go to UL??? Bozo seems to think so!

Link: homecoming

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by real2it.

Answer 1

Would be a GREAT transfer to get and could possibly help UL bring in some of the current Trinity players!

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by DieHardCard0914.

Answer 2

he was one of the Ohio St dude suspended during all that mess correct? with CCS way of doing things, the kid's gotta prove something to CCS i'd think. we've stayed away from the trouble kids lately.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by glassmanJ.

Answer 3

-tOSU was his "dream". He should live it.

-He's already RS'd. He'd have to sit another year.

-He couldn't get any clock up there

-We have (arguably) as good of class of LB's as anybody.

-He'd be learning a new system along with the FR. Youth wins in this situation.

-If he transfers, he should look at WKU instead. And with short eligibility, maybe EKU.

But tOSU is his "Dream". Maybe it's become a nightmare?

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by Rollem Cards.

Answer 4

With Urben Myer being the new HC at OS. Jordan would be able to transfer without sitting out a year due to a coaching change.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by river ...sident.

Answer 5

He committed to OSU as a sophmore. No question that's his dream school. But with Urban & Co up there now, he's going to have to learn a new system there, too. Let's not forget Jordan was the 15th ranked LB in the nation in 2009. He's been learning with the best while at OSU. I'd welcome him with open arms. He'd be the type to push the young LB's even further. You don't pass on his talent and intangibles.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by CardX.

Answer 6

I agree..you don't take a pass on this kid. He is pretty good.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by funnycide.

Answer 7

I have insider info
Slim to none on the chance of this happening
Unless he wants to walk on

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by birdteeth.

Answer 8

I'm a THS grad and wish this weren't true, but the staff likes who they have at his position. They feel the guys we have are better with a higher ceiling.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by birdteeth.

Answer 9

He is still showing 3rd string behind a Sr and a Soph at MLB.

I figured out he would have two yrs eligibility left. I thought it was one. (---Also, I thought incoming Fr were the only ones who can transfer with a coaching change?? True or False?)

He would add to what appears is going to be just a sick group of LB's.

Something must be up though if he's thinking of leaving there.

Link: Buckeye Battle Cry Depth Chart

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by Rollem Cards.

Answer 10

As far as I know, only incoming freshman can leave without penalty due to a coaching change.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by had1- 2manyCardfan.

Answer 11

I stand corrected. thanx

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by river ...sident.

Answer 12

Thanks BT!

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by real2it.

Answer 13

I agree with Teeth. Also as another writer stated Whiting may have more eligibility and chance to play at EKU.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by rockofages.

Answer 14

Heard the reason he did not play was due to season ending injury in the beginnjng of the season, a torn acl. Which means if he does transfer he will still have 2 years of eligibility remaining with a medical redshirt.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by 83rocks.

Answer 15

He should consider WKU.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by Bardman.

Answer 16

What would be wrong coming home to the Ville???

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by 83rocks.

Answer 17

I doubt if he would leave OSU anyway...

This post was edited on 2/27 3:42 PM by 83rocks

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by 83rocks.

Answer 18

Because it's looking like the LB spots are full. No scholly available.

Now if he wanted to walk on.....

He probably should stick it out up there. Can't go wrong with a degree from tOSU.

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by Rollem Cards.

Answer 19

I've heard he has issues, beyond the OSU suspension stuff. Just what I've heard.....

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by SoundSlave.

Answer 20

As a transfer, he must establish a year of residency (i.e., not just "sit out" but be enrolled as a full time student at his new school) BEFORE being eligible to play. That would leave him 1 year of eligibility UNLESS he is granted a medical waiver to the 5 year rule. Some folks at Wildcat Lair say that will happen and he will be a Cat. Medical waivers are "tricky" and are handled on a case by case basis. I think you must first formally play out your initial eligibility before formally applying for the medical waiver.

Peace

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by WildCard.

Answer 21

Saw that as well. They recognize that his playing time at U of L will be limited.

At least LPT fans are starting to realize where they are on the food chain. The guy would have a better chance of playing Big Boy football at Western.



LPT Football: If you can't play at U of L or WKU, give us a call...

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by zipp.

Answer 22

Sounds more like he should be FCS bound if he's basing everything on FB.

If not, get the OSU diploma. JMO

Originally posted on The Collision Course (LOL) by Rollem Cards.