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Pulley mulling transfer to EKU

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I love a rundown of where some of UofL's castoffs have ended up.

 

Funny, I didn't see UofL in the title of the thread...:confused:

My question is, why would EKU be willing to allow him to play? Are their standards for conduct less stringent than UK's?

Funny, I didn't see UofL in the title of the thread...:confused:

 

You're right. I love you guys. :D

My question is, why would EKU be willing to allow him to play? Are their standards for conduct less stringent than UK's?

 

Most Div 1-aa stars are cast offs from Big D1 schools

From the starting QB at UK to a defensive player at EKU...Hmmm.

 

What position was he competing for this year? Right....

 

Which one is it? The starting QB or Competing? hmmm...right....:p

My question is, why would EKU be willing to allow him to play? Are their standards for conduct less stringent than UK's?

Welcome to the world of 1AA football.

 

A vast ammount of starters on this level come from castoffs, transfers, academic casulaties, and guys who have had issues off the field.

 

Heck,,, even the guy who is currently starting at QB for EKU started at a BCS school (Wake Forest).

I have heard EKU Administration may be saying no to his admission.

No to EKU

 

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