Since he's only used up 2 years of eligibility as an undergrad, I believe he'd still have one year left as a undergrad student and one as a grad student. He ended last year injured on a concussion. If he's not cleared he could sit out and get a medical redshirt next year. In the past the NCAA has given six years to play 4. With all of Lee's concussions I have no doubt he'd get a medical redshirt for 2016 if he applied and then have one more year left as a graduate student.greenphantom wrote:he would still lose a year of eligibility due to transfer rules. He played in too many games this year to be eligible for a 6th year.tpstulane wrote:Lee had multiple concussions this season and he missed numerous games because of it including his last game. I promise you if he wanted to sit out next year he would be granted a medical red shirt because of multiple concussions. No way in hell could the NCAA force him to play if his doctor thought he'd be better off sitting out a year.
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That's not how it works. Otherwise it would be a huge loophole that all the schools would exploit to save that year of eligibility. If he transfers to an FBS school, he will sit no matter his current health condition and lose a year. I think what you are suggesting could potentially work if he stayed at Tulane but keep in mind that he would not be able to practice at all with the team for a year.tpstulane wrote:Since he's only used up 2 years of eligibility as an undergrad, I believe he'd still have one year left as a undergrad student and one as a grad student. He ended last year injured on a concussion. If he's not cleared he could sit out and get a medical redshirt next year. In the past the NCAA has given six years to play 4. With all of Lee's concussions I have no doubt he'd get a medical redshirt for 2016 if he applied and then have one more year left as a graduate student.greenphantom wrote:he would still lose a year of eligibility due to transfer rules. He played in too many games this year to be eligible for a 6th year.tpstulane wrote:Lee had multiple concussions this season and he missed numerous games because of it including his last game. I promise you if he wanted to sit out next year he would be granted a medical red shirt because of multiple concussions. No way in hell could the NCAA force him to play if his doctor thought he'd be better off sitting out a year.
It's no loophole. He'd have to petition for it meaning the NCAA could refuse. He'd have to sit out a year for sure but I'm not convinced that he would lose a year of eligibility since he was redshirted as a freshman. I know for sure he could do this at Tulane but If he could get a medical redshirt which is used quite often that could take care of sitting out one year should he transfer to an FBS.greenphantom wrote:That's not how it works. Otherwise it would be a huge loophole that all the schools would exploit to save that year of eligibility. If he transfers to an FBS school, he will sit no matter his current health condition and lose a year. I think what you are suggesting could potentially work if he stayed at Tulane but keep in mind that he would not be able to practice at all with the team for a year.tpstulane wrote:Since he's only used up 2 years of eligibility as an undergrad, I believe he'd still have one year left as a undergrad student and one as a grad student. He ended last year injured on a concussion. If he's not cleared he could sit out and get a medical redshirt next year. In the past the NCAA has given six years to play 4. With all of Lee's concussions I have no doubt he'd get a medical redshirt for 2016 if he applied and then have one more year left as a graduate student.greenphantom wrote:he would still lose a year of eligibility due to transfer rules. He played in too many games this year to be eligible for a 6th year.tpstulane wrote:Lee had multiple concussions this season and he missed numerous games because of it including his last game. I promise you if he wanted to sit out next year he would be granted a medical red shirt because of multiple concussions. No way in hell could the NCAA force him to play if his doctor thought he'd be better off sitting out a year.
I'm not sure if it's been done however but it wouldn't preclude it from potentially happening.
He may also be close to getting his degree which would allow him to play immediately as a post grad at any school without sitting out. But I don't know his academic status.
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Just busting your balls. You guys deserve that a littlejonathanjoseph wrote:It's bizarre that you continue pursuing this thread with no regard to the content itself, but sarcastically targeting a few posters whose opinion you disagree with. Grow up.greenphantom wrote:+1. I especially don't see him going to Stanford. He just took out a restraining order against JJ and that would be way too close proximity.DfromCT wrote:With the "crowd" at tonight's basketball game, that conversation might have been across the court!Show Me wrote:Hearing talk at basketball game he maybe going to Stanford or Michigan.
While either institution would be great for Tanner, I find it tough to believe that either coaching staff would take Tanner for one year. I'm pretty sure there's no "coaches waiver" to be granted by Fritz, he didn't lose enough of any season to injury to get a medical redshirt, and next year will be his fourth in college. He's got two years of eligibility now. If he stays and graduates with his class (or better yet, in December) he could enroll and play immediately for one year, like Davenport did coming to Tulane. If he leaves, he'll leave another season on the bench, sitting out as a transfer, unless he goes down to FCS or lower.
Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
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Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
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He could apply for a medical redshirt, but it's highly unlikely he'd be granted one. If his medical condition were severe, say a badly broken bone, or something that would truly prevent him from playing a season, he'd have a chance. He has to sit unless he graduates. His eligibility is up once he's five academic years from when he started college. A 6th year is very rare. Remember Jon English? He ultimately failed to gain the 6th year, and we forfeited the games he played in (after he got a court injunction pending his NCAA appeal).tpstulane wrote:It's no loophole. He'd have to petition for it meaning the NCAA could refuse. He'd have to sit out a year for sure but I'm not convinced that he would lose a year of eligibility since he was redshirted as a freshman. I know for sure he could do this at Tulane but If he could get a medical redshirt which is used quite often that could take care of sitting out one year should he transfer to an FBS.greenphantom wrote:That's not how it works. Otherwise it would be a huge loophole that all the schools would exploit to save that year of eligibility. If he transfers to an FBS school, he will sit no matter his current health condition and lose a year. I think what you are suggesting could potentially work if he stayed at Tulane but keep in mind that he would not be able to practice at all with the team for a year.tpstulane wrote:Since he's only used up 2 years of eligibility as an undergrad, I believe he'd still have one year left as a undergrad student and one as a grad student. He ended last year injured on a concussion. If he's not cleared he could sit out and get a medical redshirt next year. In the past the NCAA has given six years to play 4. With all of Lee's concussions I have no doubt he'd get a medical redshirt for 2016 if he applied and then have one more year left as a graduate student.greenphantom wrote:he would still lose a year of eligibility due to transfer rules. He played in too many games this year to be eligible for a 6th year.tpstulane wrote:Lee had multiple concussions this season and he missed numerous games because of it including his last game. I promise you if he wanted to sit out next year he would be granted a medical red shirt because of multiple concussions. No way in hell could the NCAA force him to play if his doctor thought he'd be better off sitting out a year.
I'm not sure if it's been done however but it wouldn't preclude it from potentially happening.
He may also be close to getting his degree which would allow him to play immediately as a post grad at any school without sitting out. But I don't know his academic status.
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That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
Yep. He also said the kid WF's is recruiting now from Zachary the quarterback is too short and can't throw the ball well. He also said we need pass blockers in that offense. He said Fritz needs to win now. Tulane doesn't need to give this guy a 2 to 3 years to get his players in and try to see if he's going win. Win now.greenphantom wrote:That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
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tpstulane wrote:Yep. He also said the kid WF's is recruiting now from Zachary the quarterback is too short and can't throw the ball well. He also said we need pass blockers in that offense. He said Fritz needs to win now. Tulane doesn't need to give this guy a 2 to 3 years to get his players in and try to see if he's going win. Win now.greenphantom wrote:That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
Says a guy that was too short and couldn't throw the ball well. LOL
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You mean the kid who is the exact same height as his nephew who he claims isn't too short? Riiiiight. Too much alcohol floating around in his CTE ridden brain.tpstulane wrote:Yep. He also said the kid WF's is recruiting now from Zachary the quarterback is too short and can't throw the ball well. He also said we need pass blockers in that offense. He said Fritz needs to win now. Tulane doesn't need to give this guy a 2 to 3 years to get his players in and try to see if he's going win. Win now.greenphantom wrote:That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
John Fourcade, who endeared himself to Ole Miss fan's by proudly proclaiming he was there to make them forget Archie Manning...what a dumb azz, it just goes to show all you need is a name and some other dumb azz will give you a "mike"....please consider the source when tuning into his broadcastTU23 wrote:You mean the kid who is the exact same height as his nephew who he claims isn't too short? Riiiiight. Too much alcohol floating around in his CTE ridden brain.tpstulane wrote:Yep. He also said the kid WF's is recruiting now from Zachary the quarterback is too short and can't throw the ball well. He also said we need pass blockers in that offense. He said Fritz needs to win now. Tulane doesn't need to give this guy a 2 to 3 years to get his players in and try to see if he's going win. Win now.greenphantom wrote:That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
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Seems like he's upset his nephew didn't get any FBS offers. I don't think he's much up on WF either.
He'll adopt the offense that suits his personnel.
But after listening I wouldn't put too much cred into what he's saying about Lee "packing his bags for ULL"
He'll adopt the offense that suits his personnel.
But after listening I wouldn't put too much cred into what he's saying about Lee "packing his bags for ULL"
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That's just what Buddy Teevens said about Shawn King near the end of the 1996 season? If true for his leaving I wish Tanner all the best. Buddy T was "married" to the Power I, "Buffet" Bob Toledo the "West Coast Offense" & CJ the "Saints Offense" ; I hold Lee responsible for nothing over the last 2 seasons but instead his coaches. And, how I so look forward to running a modern "College Offense" next season; and, like for Bowden/RR, an offense that fits our talent on the field rather than the "football ideology" of the coach.Wave QB wrote:If true, I won't be shocked. His confidence is gone after playing terrible football and not being coached up. If he doesn't want to bust his tail this spring and summer and win the starting job, he needs to enroll at Nicholls State, Abilene Christian or Houston Baptist. He never proved that he was a FBS QB and could beat teams on that level. In fact, two of his four wins come from FCS teams. After two terrible years at the FBS level, he might even need to consider playing a year in JUCO. If he has success in the JUCO ranks, then he needs to come back to the FBS level and give it another go.
He got an offer from ULM, according to the T-P, as well as Arkansas State (according to 247 sports):tpstulane wrote:Seems like he's upset his nephew didn't get any FBS offers. I don't think he's much up on WF either.
He'll adopt the offense that suits his personnel.
But after listening I wouldn't put too much cred into what he's saying about Lee "packing his bags for ULL"
http://www.nola.com/recruiting/index.ss ... fourc.html
Seems like Chase Fourcade willingly chose to play at the FCS level, even though he had FBS offers.
My bad.puffy wrote:He got an offer from ULM, according to the T-P:tpstulane wrote:Seems like he's upset his nephew didn't get any FBS offers. I don't think he's much up on WF either.
He'll adopt the offense that suits his personnel.
But after listening I wouldn't put too much cred into what he's saying about Lee "packing his bags for ULL"
http://www.nola.com/recruiting/index.ss ... fourc.html
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Without belaboring the reasons, if he goes to Michigan, Stanford or any school of a similar caliber, he'll likely watch all the games from the sideline.
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Fourcade is as clueless as CJ, and almost as clueless as WGSO management--who give a mic to a know-nothing like Fourcade. If any of the Lee rumors came from Fourcade, we can probably completely discount them--no different than believing the denials and things that Tricky Ricky use to say.
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I listen to WGSO AM 990 AM after every Saints game , FOURCADE may be clueless but at least he talks Tulane football on his show, thats more than I could say for the flagship 1280 fox and wwl 870am "The Saints ,LSU and Talk radio" stations that exist now. IMHO
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Definitely have to consider the source here. Having said that I wouldn't mind us going after Chase. I am surprised he didn't get more offers. Has good size, throws the ball well and is a very capable runner. He is a leader and handles pressure well.
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Wave fans, read this very brief article from 1980 about the feud between then retired Legendary Ole Miss coach Johnny Vaught and Fourcade, a real hoot and brings back so many memories. https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid= ... 9159&hl=engolfnut69 wrote: John Fourcade, who endeared himself to Ole Miss fan's by proudly proclaiming he was there to make them forget Archie Manning...what a dumb azz, it just goes to show all you need is a name and some other dumb azz will give you a "mike"....please consider the source when tuning into his broadcast
I couldn't care less about what Fourcade thinks about anything.
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+1,000,000RobertM320 wrote:tpstulane wrote:Yep. He also said the kid WF's is recruiting now from Zachary the quarterback is too short and can't throw the ball well. He also said we need pass blockers in that offense. He said Fritz needs to win now. Tulane doesn't need to give this guy a 2 to 3 years to get his players in and try to see if he's going win. Win now.greenphantom wrote:That's put things in perspective considering the source. Shows he knows nothing about Fritz's offensive background. I hope Tanner stays as he is still likely the best we have in 2016.tpstulane wrote:Fourcade talking about his nephew, LSU and then he goes into Tulane talk at 1:21:25
Says Fritz offense won't work at Tulane. He doesn't see Tulane winning with that style of offense in the AAC. He says that works in the Sunbelt. Outside of Navy he said you need to throw the ball to win in the AAC. At the 1:24:00 he speaks of Tanner Lee leaving. Said he got it from good sources. But having listened it just sounds like sports talk to me. I doubt it's true.
Here's the link judge for yourself:
http://wgso.com/redzone-saints-27-lions-35/
http://wgso.com/?powerpress_pinw=60832-podcast
Note: The WGSO server was recently down. So the link may not work until their server comes back online.
Says a guy that was too short and couldn't throw the ball well. LOL
He played for Ole Miss against Tulane when I was an undergrad. He was a good college QB, but was better running the option than throwing the ball around the yard. He was a good, not great college QB. He was undrafted, back when the NFL draft went 12 rounds. And he's an SEC guy that I've never heard say anything positive about Tulane.
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If not the stands, or on TV in his dorm room.HoustonWave wrote:Without belaboring the reasons, if he goes to Michigan, Stanford or any school of a similar caliber, he'll likely watch all the games from the sideline.
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He probably has nothing positive to say about Tulane BECAUSE of that 1979 game. 49-15, Tulane, if I remember correctly. And we beat the crap out of him that day. I think he spent more time on the floor of the Superdome than he did behind center. That was the week before we beat LSU 24-13.DfromCT wrote:He played for Ole Miss against Tulane when I was an undergrad. He was a good college QB, but was better running the option than throwing the ball around the yard. He was a good, not great college QB. He was undrafted, back when the NFL draft went 12 rounds. And he's an SEC guy that I've never heard say anything positive about Tulane.
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