Some buzz on Twitter about Seastrunk possibly transferring to Baylor.
Thoughts? Think he'll ever amount to anything? He's buried in the depth chart at Oregon right now. Believe he's the #4 RB.
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Some buzz on Twitter about Seastrunk possibly transferring to Baylor.
Thoughts? Think he'll ever amount to anything? He's buried in the depth chart at Oregon right now. Believe he's the #4 RB.
I thought he went there in the first place. I forgot that he went to Oregon instead of Baylor.
I already went to ISU.
Oregon might be pushing him out after the issues that they have had.
Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstrunk
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Lache Seatstrunk will seek transfer to Baylor, seek immediate eligibility due to health of grandmother, per a source
extremely talented. many thought he was going to baylor out of high school, but ended up at oregon. Who knows what his decision process was, but sounds like he regrets it now.
Hopefully he's got a work ethic to go with the talent and it could be an exciting year (or 2) with him and RG3 in the backfield.
Immediate eligibility?
That's bull ****.
he's from temple (30 minutes from waco). I obviously have no idea about his family situation, but, if it's legitimate, waivers like this happen all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by dualthreat
Well played, Sir!Quote:
Originally Posted by cstrunk
Not if it's for family reasons. However, if he does get to play early, he likely won't see the field much, if at all this season. If he does play, he will likely have his breakout game against ISU. Breakout or career games seem to always happen against us.Quote:
Originally Posted by dualthreat
He'd see time but he'd be a backup until he learns our pass pro scheme. Can't play for Briles without that aspect of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by xboxfever
Didnt Baylor get Ekbe Udoh for the exact same reason?
Udoh sat out a year, he was from oklahoma before he went to michigan.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajk4st8
J'mison Morgan transferred from UCLA last year and was eligible because of a family illness in dallas.