DeAndre Williams...Memphis

I.I.

Heisman
Dec 4, 2003
21,192
16,322
113
Memphis Tiger 27 year old DeAndre Williams has been denied his 7th year of eligibility from the NCAA......... Our kids would be really good at age 27 too.....
 

ctt8410

All-Conference
Dec 4, 2003
6,845
3,872
0
Be glad we didn’t need any waivers this year. They’re getting denied left and right, even at big name schools.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Tulsafanzz

mcane

All-Conference
Dec 3, 2003
8,478
2,703
112
Got to luv the cheating tigers and their delusions of glory fans
 

TU_BLA

Heisman
Mar 8, 2012
29,695
13,918
113
Be glad we didn’t need any waivers this year. They’re getting denied left and right, even at big name schools.
The NCAA has stuck to its guns about 2nd transfers so hopefully the transfers we pulled in for basketball or football, if they have eligibility left, they stick around rather than lose a year of eligibility.

Williams' case is completely different but apparently the documentation on the injury and how much time he missed is disputed.
 

astonmartin708_rivals

All-American
Apr 17, 2012
19,250
6,808
73
The NCAA has stuck to its guns about 2nd transfers so hopefully the transfers we pulled in for basketball or football, if they have eligibility left, they stick around rather than lose a year of eligibility.

Williams' case is completely different but apparently the documentation on the injury and how much time he missed is disputed.
The kid also did a post grad season. I think KES Down at Angelo might be gunning for his record though. I mean in terms of education, he should be on his way to a doctorate.
 
Inside Tulsa Sports

Latest

  1. 01 Inside Tulsa Sports Tulsa defense working to create more turnovers
  2. 02 Rivals Highly-recruited 2027 prospect Emily Forrester narrows to 5 finalists
  3. 03 Inside Tulsa Sports Two players expected to be defensive surprises for Tulsa Football in 2026
  4. 04 Inside Tulsa Sports Baylor Hayes is QB1, but Tulsa has interesting plans behind him
  5. 05 Inside Tulsa Sports Tulsa's deep running back rotation takes shape