That is awesome!!!!!

I kind of thought that is why the grey shirt thread came up but wasn't going to say anything.

Very happy for Mr. Kuntz. WKU is a great place to be. I expect his development to continue nicely.

As much as I'm sure the GVS folks won't care for this news. I tip my cap to the "new" staff for providing a very good opportunity. No doubt in my mind Brenan Kuntz will excel at WKU. Congratulations young man and continued success!

Sweet! WKU is doing well in KY.

This is great! I was very impressed with him when I saw him play.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't gray shirt mean pay year one and HOPE for scholarship. I hope the best for the kid and really hope he goes full scholarship but Gray shirt is same as verbal commitment from school.???

Grayshirt is college football term, and is applied to the prospect that signs a letter of intent in February, but doesn't report in the fall with his teammates. He delays entry to college until midyear, i.e. January. That NCAA five-year clock doesn't start ticking until the player enrolls as a full time student, so gray-shirting is really a delayed version of red-shirting. For Example, Texas Tech, signed 34 players in February 2006, but NCAA rules prevent them from enrolling more than 25 to start the fall. Some of those nine other players gray-shirted during the 2006 fall season. They cannot enroll in college as full time students, can’t receive their scholarship, nor practice. It is like getting an extra year of practice, because most of these players don’t see the game field until two years later and they have the advantage of going through an extra spring practice.

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No.

Congrats, awesome news!!

Congratulations

I think I would have stayed with GVS. But happy for him.

I saw BK play against CC and was impressed. I have always thought he could play D1. Congrats!!

Grayshirt is college football term, and is applied to the prospect that signs a letter of intent in February, but doesn't report in the fall with his teammates. He delays entry to college until midyear, i.e. January. That NCAA five-year clock doesn't start ticking until the player enrolls as a full time student, so gray-shirting is really a delayed version of red-shirting. For Example, Texas Tech, signed 34 players in February 2006, but NCAA rules prevent them from enrolling more than 25 to start the fall. Some of those nine other players gray-shirted during the 2006 fall season. They cannot enroll in college as full time students, can’t receive their scholarship, nor practice. It is like getting an extra year of practice, because most of these players don’t see the game field until two years later and they have the advantage of going through an extra spring practice.

 

I copied and pasted the same definition in an email today.:laugh:

I think I would have stayed with GVS. But happy for him.

 

7 hours away from home compared to 3 hours. Easy choice if youask me .