[needle]

Brett Nottingham is listed on the 2015 roster for the Columbia Lions.

http://www.gocolumbialions.com/SportSele...PSID=43658

Assuming the info is accurate, good for him to give football another try. He quit the team last year during the season but Columbia has a new HC.

I did a search for Evan Crower. So far I haven't seen that he's on anyone's roster...

EDIT: Looks like the Nottingham news is mostly old. He was back with the team during spring practice, according to this article:

In April of 2013, it was announced that former Stanford quarterback Brett Nottingham would join the Columbia football. After being injured for the 2013 season, he had a lackluster 2014 and quit the team. But Nottingham has been back on the Columbia field for spring practices in 2015, and a Columbia Athletics spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday that he’s on the roster for the upcoming season. 

http://columbiaspectator.com/sports/2015...r-columbia

[needle]

Brett Nottingham is listed on the 2015 roster for the Columbia Lions.

http://www.gocolumbialions.com/SportSele...PSID=43658

Assuming the info is accurate, good for him to give football another try. He quit the team last year during the season but Columbia has a new HC.

I did a search for Evan Crower. So far I haven't seen that he's on anyone's roster...

EDIT: Looks like the Nottingham news is mostly old. He was back with the team during spring practice, according to this article:

In April of 2013, it was announced that former Stanford quarterback Brett Nottingham would join the Columbia football. After being injured for the 2013 season, he had a lackluster 2014 and quit the team. But Nottingham has been back on the Columbia field for spring practices in 2015, and a Columbia Athletics spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday that he’s on the roster for the upcoming season. 

http://columbiaspectator.com/sports/2015...r-columbia

[CTcard]

Nottingham must have received a hardship sixth-year waiver from the NCAA. This is interesting considering the recent thread about sixth-years and Noor Davis in the Pac 12 Media Days thread.
http://thecardboard.org/board/index.php?...#msg123323

My memory of Nottingham's career.
2010 - redshirt
2011 - second string to Luck
2012 - lost initial qb battle to Nunes. Appeared in 2 games. Passed by Hogan. Transferred to Columbia
2013 - injured.
2014 - played in 4 of Columbia's 10 games.

I think that playing in 4 games out of 10 is too many games to receive a medical redshirt for 2014. That would lead me to surmise that he may have been injured in 2012 which could count as a medical redshirt.  Thus he would have missed two years (2012,2013) due to injuries which would then seem to satisfy the sixth-year waiver criteria.

But, I never heard he was injured in 2012. That might put a different light on the Nunes/Nottingham debate carried on so voiciferously over the first year after Luck moved on.

Or, are there different rules for FCS?

Anyone?
Terry?

[CTcard]

Nottingham must have received a hardship sixth-year waiver from the NCAA. This is interesting considering the recent thread about sixth-years and Noor Davis in the Pac 12 Media Days thread.
http://thecardboard.org/board/index.php?...#msg123323

My memory of Nottingham's career.
2010 - redshirt
2011 - second string to Luck
2012 - lost initial qb battle to Nunes. Appeared in 2 games. Passed by Hogan. Transferred to Columbia
2013 - injured.
2014 - played in 4 of Columbia's 10 games.

I think that playing in 4 games out of 10 is too many games to receive a medical redshirt for 2014. That would lead me to surmise that he may have been injured in 2012 which could count as a medical redshirt.  Thus he would have missed two years (2012,2013) due to injuries which would then seem to satisfy the sixth-year waiver criteria.

But, I never heard he was injured in 2012. That might put a different light on the Nunes/Nottingham debate carried on so voiciferously over the first year after Luck moved on.

Or, are there different rules for FCS?

Anyone?
Terry?