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WR Corey Smith (Official Thread)

Juco WR Smith talks OSU, UGA
May, 21, 2012
By Jared Shanker | ESPN.com

It has been a long trip for juco receiver Corey Smith (Scooba, Miss./East Mississippi C.C.), but he is nearing the day he can finally enroll at a Division I school.

Smith is at East Mississippi CC after switching from Grand Rapids CC in Michigan when the football program was shut down.

He will only have to play one season at East Mississippi, though, and he will enroll at a Division I program in January.

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http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/ncf...o.com/blog/ncfrecruiting/midwest/post?id=2630
 
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ShowMeBuck;2235955; said:
Will someone please explain what this is exactly? How would he impact the recruiting numbers for the 2013 class if he became a Buckeye?

I'm guessing because he is a JUCO player, then he'll have 3 years of eligibility to play two years at the school he attends.
 
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And if he accepts the schollie, he counts against the total number of scholarships allowed for his two or three years. If he 'shirts, he still counts, just as if he suits up and plays. Correctamundo on has three years to play two. He only has two years of eligibility, but can redshirt for one year first or in between his two years of playing.

Hope this helps,

:gobucks3::gobucks4::banger:
 
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calibuck;2235962; said:
And if he accepts the schollie, he counts against the total number of scholarships allowed for his two or three years. If he 'shirts, he still counts, just as if he suits up and plays. Correctamundo on has three years to play two. He only has two years of eligibility, but can redshirt for one year first or in between his two years of playing.

Hope this helps,

:gobucks3::gobucks4::banger:

Makes sense. He'd basically come in as a true junior. If he wanted, he could redshirt in 2013, in which case he'd go into 2014 as a redshirt junior.

Edit to add: I would guess that OSU is recruiting him with the assumption he wouldn't redshirt. Doesn't make too much sense in my opinion given our numbers to have him for three years.
 
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