I realize this probably isn’t a very exciting topic to most...
Just wondering if anyone has any insight on our specialty player scholarship numbers going forward with Liam McCullough leaving as a senior and Chrisman and Haubeil being seniors next season.
We took Seibert in the 2020 class (presumably as a preferred walk-on during Fall 2020), so that is pretty straightforward — he would take over for Haubeil and his scholarship clock would start in 2021.
Walk-on longsnappers coming back in 2020 include Roen McCullough (So), Phillip Thomas (Jr) and Bradley Robinson (Jr). Would the starting LS earn a scholarship before/after the upcoming season?
Then at Punter, we could either recruit one for the 2021 class or groom a current walk-on to take over for Chrisman next season (Zach Hoover, Jr, or Michael O’Shaughnessy, Fr), whether on scholarship for his first year as starter or not.
We have had at least 3 specialty players on scholarship over each of the past 4 seasons, but it seems that trend is unlikely continue (at least for 2020). Just looking to see if anyone has any thoughts.
Just wondering if anyone has any insight on our specialty player scholarship numbers going forward with Liam McCullough leaving as a senior and Chrisman and Haubeil being seniors next season.
We took Seibert in the 2020 class (presumably as a preferred walk-on during Fall 2020), so that is pretty straightforward — he would take over for Haubeil and his scholarship clock would start in 2021.
Walk-on longsnappers coming back in 2020 include Roen McCullough (So), Phillip Thomas (Jr) and Bradley Robinson (Jr). Would the starting LS earn a scholarship before/after the upcoming season?
Then at Punter, we could either recruit one for the 2021 class or groom a current walk-on to take over for Chrisman next season (Zach Hoover, Jr, or Michael O’Shaughnessy, Fr), whether on scholarship for his first year as starter or not.
We have had at least 3 specialty players on scholarship over each of the past 4 seasons, but it seems that trend is unlikely continue (at least for 2020). Just looking to see if anyone has any thoughts.
