No, you are not eligible. Transferring from a smaller school cancels out your availibility to play.
It has to do with whether or not he was redshirted as a freshman. If he was redshirted, that means he did not play in any games during his first year at the college. Players are eligible to play in actual games for 4 years, those years are freshman, sophomore, junior, senior. If they redshirt, by the time they are team "seniors" they have actually been on the team for 5 years, thus "5th year." If a freshman doesn't redshirt, then he is referred to as a "true freshman." I assume this is the same for transfer players, but don't know.
yes
You can enter the NFL Draft with three years of college education. Many football players will redshirt as a freshman which is the NCAA legal way of giving a student five eligible years of football at college. You may see people enter the draft as a sophomore, however the redshirted so it is actually their 3rd year in college.
Hershel walker of Georgia
You must be enrolled in the college/university to be eligible to play on their teams.
If they are a redshirted freshman this can happen
No, the player would lose is amateur status and no longer be eligible.
A freshman is just a new student in a college.(any)
Basically 3 years out of high school you are eligible for the nfl draft or if you red shirted your freshman year, you can can leave as a sophomore.
If you are academically eligible you can play from the day you step on campus.
6' 7" Victor Dean at Fresno State a redshirted freshman is currently the tallest college receiver
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