Who's Leaving? 2024/25 version

Here is the list who walked at Senior Day:

Listed as Seniors on roster

Jahmal Banks

Bryce Benhart

John Bullock

Brian Buschini
Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda

Isaac Gifford

Jalyn Gramstad

Tommi Hill
Nash Hutmacher

Rahmir Johnson

Maurice Mazzccua
Micah Mazzccua

Isaiah Neyor (I think he could get a year back due to missing all of 2022 due to injury)

Ty Robinson

Ben Scott

MJ Sherman
DeShon Singleton

Listed as Juniors on roster (maybe 4 guys who got regular snaps)

Nate Boerkircher

Michael Booker

Elliott Brown

Grant Buda

Alex Bullock
Blake Closman
Elijah Jeudy
Barret Liebentritt
Joey Mancino
AJ Rollins
Stefon Thompson
Taveon Thompson
Camden Witucki

Noteable seniors who didn't walk

Javin Wright (can get a medical for 2021 season lost due to blood clots)
Turner Corcoran (can get a medical for 2024 season since was hurt in game 4)

 
The issue of getting down to 105 makes the bowl practices very interesting.  I'm sure there will be a bunch that leave right after the season and before the bowl practices.  But, for the ones that are still here, OK, who really wants it?  Who wants to prove they are the ones the staff should keep?  Might be harder than normal bowl practices.

 
Question:  Does the 105 include non-scholarship walkons?  In other words, we cannot have 'blocking dummies'  - no more chances of a Rudy for example.    Every team has to be at 105 regardless of how the 'student athlete' is being 'paid' - scholarship, NIL, or self paying.  Is that correct?

 
TGHusker said:
Question:  Does the 105 include non-scholarship walkons?  In other words, we cannot have 'blocking dummies'  - no more chances of a Rudy for example.    Every team has to be at 105 regardless of how the 'student athlete' is being 'paid' - scholarship, NIL, or self paying.  Is that correct?
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That's my understanding. 105 regardless of how they are on the team.

 
TGHusker said:
Question:  Does the 105 include non-scholarship walkons?  In other words, we cannot have 'blocking dummies'  - no more chances of a Rudy for example.    Every team has to be at 105 regardless of how the 'student athlete' is being 'paid' - scholarship, NIL, or self paying.  Is that correct?
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As @lo country said, I believe that is a hard cap.  Rhule and others had floated questions about having some sort of NFL-style practice squad where you could bring guys up in case of injuries but I've seen nothing official to indicate that is even being considered.

 
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