Transfers

[ytownchief22]

3 new players coming into the program.

Myles Douglas, a 6-2, 295 pound OL coming from Tennessee Tech

Jadan Starks, a 6-3, 330 pound OL from Laney College

Kyle Gregg, a 6-3, 245 pound TE from Butte College

[go guins]

FINALLY some OL help.  The way it's looked they might as well be starting me at QB, that way, when the OL gets the QB killed, it won't be any lose for the team!

[ytownchief22]

Now some bad football news....WR Zach Farrar has left the program as a grad transfer.

[HappyPenguin]

Now some bad football news....WR Zach Farrar has left the program as a grad transfer.

That stinks. I thought he was really talented, I don't know if he got in the dog house or was injured but his playing time dried up, so I can't blame the kid.

Tough loss.

[ytownchief22]

He is headed to Auburn.

[HappyPenguin]

He is headed to Auburn.

  yeah you could say we really blew this one huh?

[YSU1]

it is troubling that the football program is stuck in neutral.

[Double ET]

However, if he is good enough for Auburn, however are we able to keep him in YSU.

[goodnews]

It appears from a far that everything is thriving at YSU and growing except the football program......

[Wick250]

Farrar is listed on the 2019 football roster as having junior eligibility.  So how can he be classified as a grad transfer if he did not graduate? (unless he graduated in three years, including a transfer....virtually impossible.)  So if he is not a grad transfer, how can he play next year at Auburn after moving from FCS to FBS?  Or does he just intend to play baseball and is the transfer rule for that sport different from football?
And if he was not injured, why did he get beat out for playing time last season by receivers that did not begin their college careers at Oklahoma?  This whole thing is weird.

[ytownchief22]

Farrar is listed on the 2019 football roster as having junior eligibility.  So how can he be classified as a grad transfer if he did not graduate? (unless he graduated in three years, including a transfer....virtually impossible.)  So if he is not a grad transfer, how can he play next year at Auburn after moving from FCS to FBS?  Or does he just intend to play baseball and is the transfer rule for that sport different from football?
And if he was not injured, why did he get beat out for playing time last season by receivers that did not begin their college careers at Oklahoma?  This whole thing is weird.

He is graduating this summer. He was in Bo's dog house all year. Our most talented WR but once mid year came, he was out of the rotation.

[The YO Show]

graduating early this summer? So this guy is not only talented, he is a hardworker. So how did he get into Bo's dog house I wonder?

[Double ET]

graduating early this summer? So this guy is not only talented, he is a hardworker. So how did he get into Bo's dog house I wonder?

Ok, let me guess... Trying to play baseball!

[HappyPenguin]

Farrar is listed on the 2019 football roster as having junior eligibility.  So how can he be classified as a grad transfer if he did not graduate? (unless he graduated in three years, including a transfer....virtually impossible.)  So if he is not a grad transfer, how can he play next year at Auburn after moving from FCS to FBS?  Or does he just intend to play baseball and is the transfer rule for that sport different from football?
And if he was not injured, why did he get beat out for playing time last season by receivers that did not begin their college careers at Oklahoma?  This whole thing is weird.

He is graduating this summer. He was in Bo's dog house all year. Our most talented WR but once mid year came, he was out of the rotation.

We're not good enough to put our best players on the bench. This is a huge mistake by this staff.

But no media scrutiny about things like this, no accountability, no tough questions to answer.

Quite the change from Nebraska.

We'd rather be mediocre and hold grudges haha.

[YSU1]

when apathy sets in, which it has no one cares.   so it becomes the status quo year after year after year.