College Football Player Receives 9th Year Of Eligibility

Damm, he must be almost as old as Stetson Bennett.

Will be the first guy to get a retirement package from college football.

He's getting an NIL deal from Life Alert

No one will ever top lawyer Tillman at Auburn. He started as a freshman in Pat dyes 2nd yr as head coach and was still playing in dyes last year

Van Wilder of college football

I remember Johnny Lechner in WI went to UW-Whitewater for like 12 years. Wouldnt graduate. Think the university finally forced him to get out. Think he like he had 250 credits, ha. Probably stories out there on him you can find.

Bluto joined the Peace Corps after 7 Years, I wonder what he will do after 9 Years?

Damn.. 9 years in college? Does he have a PhD or t least two degrees?

He gets older and they stay the same age

His first year at Oregon was Dan Fouts’ Senior year there.

I'm more surprised Oregon hasn't processed him out if he is a scholarship player.

There was a Thigpen guy that was a tight end at Ole Miss who seemed to have played for 10 years, back around 2000.

Someone has Lindsey Scott beat?

I haven’t seen a college career last this long since Winston Bennett of Kentucky basketball

I don’t want to grow up I’m a Oregon football kid.

Does this guy have four different masters degrees or what? You have to be a student full-time to play football, I’m curious what classes are left for him to take at this point.

Guy ought to have a PhD by now.

What are the circumstances?

a ninth year of collegiate eligibility by the NCAA...

This is almost as bad as needed ten years to get through jr college.

From NIL to SSI