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I had the exact same thought. Interesting choice. All of the signs from the B1G, their administration and their governor leads me to think they won't be playing regardless of what the rest of college football does.Seems strange to transfer to a place that is at Ground Zero of Covid-19. The odds of Rutgers being able to play (or even practice) anytime soon are very slim IMO.
Okay. Initial review shows a pretty deep QB room at Rutgers with maybe 7 or 8 players currently in place.
Okay. Initial review shows a pretty deep QB room at Rutgers with maybe 7 or 8 players currently in place. Could this be more about what he wants to do after football? Maybe his dream is to work on Wall Street someday and he feels a Master’s from Rutgers helps open some doors. Happy Trails NV.
It may have made him think twice about going there, but I highly doubt that he chose Rutgers because they play Nebraska this year.I wish him well, though I wonder if Frost/Huskers being on Rutgers schedule played any part in his decision.
A better option for him probably would have been a MAC school but I suspect with their announcement earlier this week the MAC has probably been crossed off of a lot of lists by prospects.It may have made him think twice about going there, but I highly doubt that he chose Rutgers because they play Nebraska this year.
I’ve got no hard feelings toward the kid. He wants to play and found a place he can. I’m surprised it is at this high of a level, honestly. But I’m happy for him, seems like a good kid, just not the kind of QB we need to turn the corner here.maybe I'm a jerk, but I don't get all the well-wishing.
guess we'll see if his ability backs up the belief in himself that he should be 'the guy'.
announcement didn't impact football, and the same day Central Michigan announced its plans to have in-person classes in the fall.A better option for him probably would have been a MAC school but I suspect with their announcement earlier this week the MAC has probably been crossed off of a lot of lists by prospects.
It may have made him think twice about going there, but I highly doubt that he chose Rutgers because they play Nebraska this year.
Going to have to change some stuff up when we play them this year.
Are you trying to say that he chose Rutgers in part because they play Nebraska next year so that he can seek some kind of revenge against Frost and Nebraska?I don't think he chose Rutgers only because they play Nebraska, but I highly doubt it had no bearing on his decision.
While I chuckled at all the $5 footlongs Vedral's presence on the field induced, I've never heard him claim that he should be "the guy." Maybe he's transferring because he feels that both academically and football-wise, his career at NU has run its course. If he found a master's program at Rutgers that's to his liking and is paid-for, why not go there and start a new chapter?maybe I'm a jerk, but I don't get all the well-wishing.
guess we'll see if his ability backs up the belief in himself that he should be 'the guy'.
Right? This is what I don't get. He was quoted saying, he really felt like he could compete and win the starting spot at Neb, but the way spring has played out it didn't work out. Yet he thinks he will have a better chance to be a started at Rutgers, where he has to learn a new system, mesh with new teammates, get use to new coaching styles and still compete with 3 other QBs. All this and relocate to an area in the hot spot of this outbreak and to a program than may not even play football this year. All things considered I think his odds were better here. I wonder if there was more to this decision that just football.
someone better tell rutgers they're not going to have a season (with fans)
Does he have to sit out a year ?Good luck Noah!
October 24 should be interesting... Hopefully there will be a game..
new is probably exactly what he was looking for, since the staff familiar with him deemed him a backup.Right? This is what I don't get. He was quoted saying, he really felt like he could compete and win the starting spot at Neb, but the way spring has played out it didn't work out. Yet he thinks he will have a better chance to be a started at Rutgers, where he has to learn a new system, mesh with new teammates, get use to new coaching styles and still compete with 3 other QBs. All this and relocate to an area in the hot spot of this outbreak and to a program than may not even play football this year. All things considered I think his odds were better here. I wonder if there was more to this decision that just football.
I believe he is a grad transfer, so he can play right away.Does he have to sit out a year ?
The guy graduated . A lot of athletes graduate and move on if they have eligibility. Good for him. He wasnt going to be the starter here....time to set himself up otherwise.While I chuckled at all the $5 footlongs Vedral's presence on the field induced, I've never heard him claim that he should be "the guy." Maybe he's transferring because he feels that both academically and football-wise, his career at NU has run its course. If he found a master's program at Rutgers that's to his liking and is paid-for, why not go there and start a new chapter?
Agree completely. He never once (that I'm aware of) complained about playing time, and is just looking for new opportunities. Good luck to him.The guy graduated . A lot of athletes graduate and move on if they have eligibility. Good for him. He wasnt going to be the starter here....time to set himself up otherwise.
This move by Vedral is all about the future and little or nothing at all to do with football.
He can get a master's degree from Rutgers and still go into coaching.I thought Vedral wanted to go into coaching? Didn't he say that's why he followed Frost to Nebraska in the first place? Maybe he changed his mind in the last two years.
I think I read he wants to coach. A Master's would do him well if he wants to work his way up. This is a smart move...move on and get an advanced degree paid for....Okay. Initial review shows a pretty deep QB room at Rutgers with maybe 7 or 8 players currently in place. Could this be more about what he wants to do after football? Maybe his dream is to work on Wall Street someday and he feels a Master’s from Rutgers helps open some doors. Happy Trails NV.