Still has to sit out a year with a transfer. Baker Mayfield had to sit out a year going to OU from Texas Tech (and that wasn't conference related).If he’s a walk on that means he can start right away correct?
He may have to be a walk-on for a year if UCF blocked him.
So, is it okay if he transfers then or are we mad at Frosty?
Sounds like he will be a walk on this semester but Callahan expects him to be on scholarship by the end of the summer.
Sounds like he will be a walk on this semester but Callahan expects him to be on scholarship by the end of the summer.
Can he just walk on for a semester, or does the "ban" UCF put on him last for a full year?
Interesting, I didn't know those details. Thanks.Yes, he's a walk-on, how long is up to UCF. It can be the entire time he's here or one year. There's no guarantee that he will be released and allowed to go to UNL after one season. The only way to have ensured that was to go to JuCo, but since he's already enrolled in classes. He's walking on here, for now.
I don’t know any other specifics. Now that he is gone though I can’t imagaine UCF would want to drag this out for very long. Could be wrong though.Can he just walk on for a semester, or does the "ban" UCF put on him last for a full year?
A lot of schools 'block' certain schools, it's not just UCF thing. It's just this time, the outgoing coach and player both went home. A lot of schools will block conference schools, coach's new school and schools on the schedule for X amount of years. it's to prevent the HC from poaching players to his new school. Just turns out, this the rare case where the player is both going home and following the coach.No very classy by UCF on this one. But i suppose they are doing it to send a message to any other would be follow frost to Nebraska guys.