Keenum aiming for one more year

Keenum must think there'll be no 2011 NFL.

Good luck with that. Never can tell about the NCAA.

His current salary is probably more than he can get in the NFL.

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Originally posted 10:23 AM ET  10.12 by .5BlaqMods/FriedChicken

I know a LUS player got a 6th yr last year..Charles Alexander..he was constantly hurt... But didnt they turn down a QB who was tryiny to get a 6th year.. Could have sworn it was a Cincy QB

You're talking about Ben Mauck. Problem with the Mauck case was that his initial redshirt year was not documented as a medical/injury-related redshirt, so the NCAA didn't see fit to give him a waiver.

That Houston offense is definitely not the same without him though.

He knows if he can get more stats the pay difference between the #22 pick and the #44 pick is about 5 million dollars.

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Originally posted 11:13 AM ET  10.12 by MISSingIA St.

That Houston offense is definitely not the same without him though.

So, Dawg, what the over/under on dive plays this weekend? How bout jet sweeps? Passes to the flat?

I'm putting "Shots Downfield" at 5.

Luckily it's a night game, so I won't have to be putting shots down at 5. ;)

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Originally posted 10:17 AM ET  10.12 by GrandTheftHarley

I'm interested to see how Keenum's medical redshirt petition plays out, as a similar situation has happened to Tyler Moeller of the Buckeyes. My understanding is that getting a sixth year of eligibility is a very rare thing.

I believe Tyler will get his 6th year. Maybe I am just a homer, hoping, but he missed all of last year and only played in a few games this year. I really think he was hoping to stay healthy this year and go pro, is the only reason he had not already explored getting last year extended to next year.

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Originally posted 10:17 AM ET  10.12 by GrandTheftHarley

I'm interested to see how Keenum's medical redshirt petition plays out, as a similar situation has happened to Tyler Moeller of the Buckeyes. My understanding is that getting a sixth year of eligibility is a very rare thing.

You are right Harley; Getting that sixth-year of eligibility is a rare case. Believe Case Keenum has the talent and skills for the next level as does Tyler Moeller; But also believe both need that extra year of playing healthy in college first, prior to playing on Sundays.
I am pulling for both to be granted their sixth year of eligibility.