What do we have returning for '26?

[Hogoff]

You can see things however you want, but I don't think that's a rational conclusion from the post. Doesn't mean he isn't done, but there is no reason to think that because his mother is happy that while pursuing his football degree he graduated from a state flagship. The only conclusion to draw is that she has more respect for what should be important than many of us fanatics do.

Fair. Thank you for bringing back to reality.

 

[Coach J]

What a great and heartfelt post!
Congratulations to Nick. It's hard to put in the time and effort to play D1 football and keep up academically.......I only know because of a fraternity brother that played O line and did so with typically three 3 hour labs a week along with a (then) full fifteen credits of classroom work. Today the training and physical development work is way beyond what it was "back in the day" so the kids today have a tougher road.
Nick, you've done the right things and made your family proud. Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year!

Is she suggesting a Fagnano situation where he may get a magical extra year of eligibility? With the 1-2 years more comment? Anyhow he bid his time like a professional now he gets his shot, best of luck to him!

 

[uconnbill]

Nick can get another year, but due to his second injury, he lost a year.