Reply to "Redshirting at JuCos?"

PitchingFan10,000+ posts

I know one who is voluntarily taking a redshirt at juco. Signed with P5 and got in trouble. Got in trouble in fall of freshman year again and went to juco last year and played. Got in some more trouble and is hoping to get better by redshirting and putting the past behind him. Is talking to several P5 teams about coming in with 3 years eligibility. I don't understand it. I think his problem is he can't get drafted because of trouble and P5 won't touch him right now. They want him to prove he can stay straight.

10/16/198:52 AM

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