Update on 2015 RB Commit Declared Ineligible

[Marshal Dillon]

Not so sure we will ever see this guy again. Read the link, interesting.

When last we left DeSherrius Flowers, the 2015 Alabama signee was ruled ineligible due to what the university is calling a recently discovered initial eligibility issue and his future with the Tide seemed up in the air.

As for when Flowers would return to Tuscaloosa, Johnson is unsure if it will be one year or two for Flowers at the JUCO. Johnson, though, is leaning toward it being the latter, which means Flowers wouldn’t return to the Tide until the 2017 season.

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[Catch Prothro]

Not so sure we will ever see this guy again. Read the link, interesting.

I agree.  By 2017 Coach probably will have filled the scholly with someone else.

[Chechem]

Not so sure we will ever see this guy again. Read the link, interesting.

I agree.  By 2017 Coach probably will have filled the scholly with someone else.

... and DeSherrius Flowers will see his SEC popularity wither like a lily.

[N.AL-Tider]

I'm pretty confident we will see him again.  I just hope he isn't running against us...

[Chechem]

I'm pretty confident we will see him again.  I just hope he isn't running against us...

REPEAT - 

... and DeSherrius Flowers will see his SEC popularity wither like a lily.

[McBaman]

I'll leave the door open a little bit for his return.  Depends on what happens with him at JUCO, and what happens with Bama at RB.  Who would have thought we'd be as thin as we are now?  Injuries, recruits that don't pan out, and other stuff can change the picture in a hurry.

[Marshal Dillon]

Just wondering.

Johnson also revealed for the first time just what the eligibility issue involved.

Johnson’s understanding is that Flowers was ruled ineligible because of a large jump in Flowers’ ACT score from the previous time he took the test.

Flowers’ final score was a 19 out of 36, Johnson said.

Johnson wasn’t sure of Flowers’ previous score.

 

[2Stater]

Just wondering.

Johnson also revealed for the first time just what the eligibility issue involved.

Johnson’s understanding is that Flowers was ruled ineligible because of a large jump in Flowers’ ACT score from the previous time he took the test.

Flowers’ final score was a 19 out of 36, Johnson said.

Johnson wasn’t sure of Flowers’ previous score.

 

I don't know specifics, but I'm hearing that there is more to this than just that.

[Bandit]

Luckily he was on the losing team at A-Day, so we won't have to forfeit that victory 

[2Stater]

Luckily he was on the losing team at A-Day, so we won't have to forfeit that victory 

 

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