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He played in '15 making a big play in the first SC game. He was on the field for the lone TD in the Northwestern game, some people blaming him for it. Anyway, you mention the coach not playing him as opposed to his being injured. Is that for sure the case, i.e. that he's not injured, or not seriously? Though from what you say it sounds like it doesn't matter.

As a frosh in 2014 Perez did not play. I don't know if he was injured, but don't remember that.
Perez played in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Perez has played in two games in 2018, Oregon and und. I assume he is now injured again.

The guidelines for receiving a sixth year hardship waiver were something like noting you might be eligible if you missed two seasons for reasons beyond your control (usually that means injury).
I don't know if there has been an update to this to accompany the four games doesn't count rule.

If here missed 2014 due to injury, he would have a reasonable chance at a waiver. Otherwise, not.

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He played in '15 making a big play in the first SC game. He was on the field for the lone TD in the Northwestern game, some people blaming him for it. Anyway, you mention the coach not playing him as opposed to his being injured. Is that for sure the case, i.e. that he's not injured, or not seriously? Though from what you say it sounds like it doesn't matter.

As a frosh in 2014 Perez did not play. I don't know if he was injured, but don't remember that.
Perez played in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
Perez has played in two games in 2018, Oregon and und. I assume he is now injured again.

The guidelines for receiving a sixth year hardship waiver were something like noting you might be eligible if you missed two seasons for reasons beyond your control (usually that means injury).
I don't know if there has been an update to this to accompany the four games doesn't count rule.

If here missed 2014 due to injury, he would have a reasonable chance at a waiver. Otherwise, not.