Toggle sidebar

USCjr QB has zero classes this year

S

ScWildcat3

All-Conference
Sep 27, 2005
927
1,418
93
Most seniors who are decently smart don’t need anything by senior year. Athletes take summer classes to get ahead every year as well. Some graduate in 3 years.
 
  • Like
Reactions: *Bleedingblue*
T

Trinity45

All-American
Oct 26, 2005
3,383
5,270
113
  • Like
  • Haha
Reactions: kg1982, kygrandpa, ScWildcat3 and 1 other person
Pygmy Sasquatch

Pygmy Sasquatch

Heisman
Mar 27, 2009
9,705
10,673
113
Sellers, a senior sport and entertainment major at South Carolina, is set to graduate in December. Although he's eyeing a successful NFL career, he said he has his sights set on what he could do if professional football doesn't pan out.

"If I don't end up doing engineering - I've always wanted to do engineering (or architecture) - if I don't do that, then something around stadiums, laying out blueprints, drawing up blueprints, and stuff like that. Or facility management," Sellers said.

This is a Rhodes Scholar candidate here, folks
 
  • Haha
  • Like
Reactions: KYAnywhereEverywhere, kygrandpa, BigBluefoot and 1 other person
G

gobigblue812_rivals29381

Heisman
Jun 11, 2012
15,572
16,518
113
Pygmy Sasquatch said:
Sellers, a senior sport and entertainment major at South Carolina, is set to graduate in December. Although he's eyeing a successful NFL career, he said he has his sights set on what he could do if professional football doesn't pan out.

"If I don't end up doing engineering - I've always wanted to do engineering (or architecture) - if I don't do that, then something around stadiums, laying out blueprints, drawing up blueprints, and stuff like that. Or facility management," Sellers said.

This is a Rhodes Scholar candidate here, folks
Click to expand...


I cracked up when I read that. Pretty sure you have to have an engineering degree to be an engineer 🤔
 
  • Like
  • Love
Reactions: KYAnywhereEverywhere, kg1982, BigBluefoot and 1 other person
T

ThreeDogNight2

Senior
Jul 24, 2026
357
458
63
gobigblue812_rivals29381 said:
Smart kids work on a 2nd degree or a Masters degree. This kid will be mowing grass. Maybe he should start working on that engineering degree... 🤔
Click to expand...
This is like incredibly rude and offensive. Why would a very successful person and quarterback be forced to cut grass for a living and not work in a football related field? He’s also got enough money to invest very well.

He’s literally got a bachelors but youd rather him spend all of his time trying to get a 2nd useless degree and not on football (which is his job), seems like you just don’t like Lanorris and keep trying to move a goalpost

seems like your jealous, projecting, or just hate people like lanorris
 
  • Haha
  • Like
Reactions: GeraldV, kygrandpa and BigBluefoot
S

ScWildcat3

All-Conference
Sep 27, 2005
927
1,418
93
ThreeDogNight2 said:
This is like incredibly rude and offensive. Why would a very successful person and quarterback be forced to cut grass for a living and not work in a football related field? He’s also got enough money to invest very well.

He’s literally got a bachelors but youd rather him spend all of his time trying to get a 2nd useless degree and not on football (which is his job), seems like you just don’t like Lanorris and keep trying to move a goalpost

seems like your jealous, projecting, or just hate people like lanorris
Click to expand...
Some people are just dumb and jealous. The kid has made millions and will make more in nfl. Also comes from a good family. Let him enjoy an easy year since he did the work to make it easy
 
  • Like
  • Haha
Reactions: GeraldV, kygrandpa, gobigblue812_rivals29381 and 1 other person
G

gobigblue812_rivals29381

Heisman
Jun 11, 2012
15,572
16,518
113
ThreeDogNight2 said:
This is like incredibly rude and offensive. Why would a very successful person and quarterback be forced to cut grass for a living and not work in a football related field? He’s also got enough money to invest very well.

He’s literally got a bachelors but youd rather him spend all of his time trying to get a 2nd useless degree and not on football (which is his job), seems like you just don’t like Lanorris and keep trying to move a goalpost

seems like your jealous, projecting, or just hate people like lanorris
Click to expand...

I'm not jealous nor do I hate the guy. 😆

The NFL is not a guarantee.

He stated he wanted to be an engineer if the NFL doesn't work out but that's not what his degree is in. Maybe he doesn't understand that.
 
  • Like
Reactions: sjjones, kg1982, kygrandpa and 2 others
G

Goingfor9

All-Conference
Jan 27, 2003
16,442
3,485
113
I think the NCAA rule is he has to be enrolled in 12 hours. I guess he could be majoring and turf management and enrolled in a 12 hour course that is on the golf course, but there has to be some kind of instruction and feedback to him.
 
  • Like
Reactions: kygrandpa
S

ScWildcat3

All-Conference
Sep 27, 2005
927
1,418
93
Goingfor9 said:
I think the NCAA rule is he has to be enrolled in 12 hours. I guess he could be majoring and turf management and enrolled in a 12 hour course that is on the golf course, but there has to be some kind of instruction and feedback to him.
Click to expand...
the NCAA offers an exception for a student in their last semester prior to graduation who is registered for all the credits needed to graduate
 
  • Like
Reactions: BigBluefoot
G

gobigblue812_rivals29381

Heisman
Jun 11, 2012
15,572
16,518
113
UKWildcats1987 said:
Nothing n life is guaranteed. U do seem awfully worried about this random players life.
Click to expand...

This is a sports message board. I think most people comment on "random" players. By random do you mean like an SEC startingb QB that we play this season that's projected to get drafted? It was in an article that was written. It's not like I heard about some Dlll 4th string kicker that I started a thread on.
 
U

UKWildcats1987

Heisman
Sep 9, 2021
20,310
36,023
113
BigBluefoot said:
I know pretending that these are Collegiate athletes at this time is ridiculous, but doesn't the ncaa require you to take some classes to compete? Graduate degree classes?
Click to expand...

Internships generally count as 12 hours. At my college it was 9 for the actual internship and 3 for a "class" that never really met and u just journaled about internship and maybe some bs discussion board online.
 
  • Like
Reactions: BigBluefoot
S

ScWildcat3

All-Conference
Sep 27, 2005
927
1,418
93
BigBluefoot said:
I know pretending that these are Collegiate athletes at this time is ridiculous, but doesn't the ncaa require you to take some classes to compete? Graduate degree classes?
Click to expand...
the NCAA offers an exception for a student in their last semester prior to graduation who is registered for all the credits needed to graduate
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
KSR

Latest

  1. 01 KSR Blaze Berlowitz beats out five-star prospect Jared Curtis in Vanderbilt QB battle
  2. 02 KSR Will Wade's LSU roster is slowly coming together (in controversial fashion)
  3. 03 KSR Mark Mitchell did not sign Exhibit 10 contract
  4. 04 KSR SEC bans former pros, gives Greg Sankey authority to suspend schools that violate the rule
  5. 05 KSR Kentucky football reveals Kroger Field upgrades for 2026
Top Bottom