Dana Holgorsen Needs a Third Quarterback, Apply Within
West Virginia's depth chart at quarterback looks like this at present:
#1 Geno Smith
#2 Paul Millard
#3 YOU?
Recently, head coach Dana Holgorsen said that he's never had a quarterback lost to injury in 20 years of coaching. When you tempt fate like that with only two QBs on the roster, you need a backup plan.
Holgorsen likes to have five quarterbacks available in camp. So how do you remedy the dearth of quarterbacks without forcing other guys to leave their current position to start chucking the ball around? Email the student body to tell them they are welcome to try to walk-on to the team.
If you are a West Virginia student interested in throwing approximately a ton of passes per practice (Holgorsen's practices require 1,000 throws or more), here's what you'll need to try out:
1: Workout gear (that's just sensible)
2: Proof of insurance
3: Completed Physical
4: Proof of Registration as a WVU student (full time students only)
5: Completed compliance form
6: Completed Walk-on form
Registration will take place on August 22 from 6:15-6:45 p.m. at the Milan Puskar Center followed by a workout at Milan Puskar Stadium from 7-8 p.m.
We're encouraging readers who are West Virginia students (that means you can't tryout, Mengus) to tryout and tell us what happened (email us at bigeastcoastbias at gmail dot com). If you make the team as a walk-on quarterback, we'll give you a forum here to tell everyone what it's like.
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As long as you didn't play any sports, I think you do.
That’s how I think it works, but I really have no idea.
Go Bulls!
Nope. Your eligibility clock begins the first semester you are a full time student.
You can’t attend classes for 5 years and then all of a sudden be an athletic freshman.
For instace a student who attended classes for 4 years and then tried to walk-on to a team as a 5th year student would be a redshirt senior.
And IIRC it’s calender years and not years in a school. If you attend one year and then take 4 years off, you have no eligibility left.
by geoffissiffoeg on Aug 8, 2011 6:57 PM EDT up reply actions

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