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Zach Allen is transferring

Boomhauer

Boomhauer

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As a graduate transfer I believe he can play immediately (as long as he pursues a degree in a graduate field of study not offered at TCU).
 
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Tre J

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TCURiggs said:
Seems like a great Frog, and I wish him well. Wonder who else will go?
 
https://twitter.com/ZachAllen_12/status/733395250882826240
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Can you please consolidate this with the other thread?  Wouldnt want to tie up the board with Frog news when there are all of these Baylor threads.
 
Planks

Planks

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Zach Allen definitely did it the right way under the NCAA rules. Enrolled a semester early from high school, and then graduated in three and a half years, giving him two years years to play elsewhere.

If I had a son who was about to be a college football player, I would make sure he was in position to do the same thing. Graduate with two years of eligibility that way you're in a good position to transfer if things don't work out at the school you originally signed with.
 
Zubaz

Zubaz

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Wow, I honestly had no idea he was still on the team, feels like he's been around forever.  Certainly got buried in the depth chart once Sawyer & Muehlstein finished their red-shirt years, and especially with Hill coming in.
 
Best of luck to him.  Certainly part of the greatest celebration in college football
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctsk9xCqIeU
 
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Moose Stuff

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Planks said:
Zach Allen definitely did it the right way under the NCAA rules. Enrolled a semester early from high school, and then graduated in three and a half years, giving him two years years two play elsewhere.

If I had a son who was about to be a college football player, I would make sure he was in position to do the same thing. Graduate with two years of eligibility that way you're in a good position to transfer if things don't work out at the school you originally signed with.
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I'd actually rather have my kid who is never gonna play football for a living enjoy his SR year of HS and experience things like prom and graduation. And if he did follow the course you outline above the free graduate school would be a whole lot more important than the two years of football at some random school. My opinion.
 
cdsfrog

cdsfrog

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Moose Stuff said:
I'd actually rather have my kid who is never gonna play football for a living enjoy his SR year of HS and experience things like prom and graduation. And if he did follow the course you outline above the free graduate school would be a whole lot more important than the two years of football at some random school. My opinion.
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except that those credits can transfer. And prom was meh. Fun but nothing like college from a memory standpoint. Wish I had 5.5 years there instead of 4.5. Damn wife made me graduate faster instead of 5 semesters of 9 hours each. Would have been glorious.
 
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NavySupplyFrog

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cdsfrog said:
except that those credits can transfer. And prom was meh. Fun but nothing like college from a memory standpoint. Wish I had 5.5 years there instead of 4.5. Damn wife made me graduate faster instead of 5 semesters of 9 hours each. Would have been glorious.
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Freshman year of college infinitely better than my last semester of high school, granted I tore my hamstring at my first track meet and missed the entire baseball season but prom was overrated and I went with a cheerleader at the university of Colorado.
 
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pgdaly84

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Todd D. said:
Wow, I honestly had no idea he was still on the team, feels like he's been around forever.  Certainly got buried in the depth chart once Sawyer & Muehlstein finished their red-shirt years, and especially with Hill coming in.
 
Best of luck to him.  Certainly part of the greatest celebration in college football
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctsk9xCqIeU
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Haha. My wife asked who he was, and I had to show her this video.
 
pastorfrog

pastorfrog

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His recruitment was weird. He flipped to TCU a day or two before he was to enroll early at Cuse. But he's got a degree from TCU, went 23-3 the two years he saw the field, with a Peach and Alamo ring. Well done Mr Allen.
 

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