A college football proposal that allows players the opportunity to compete in up to four games without burning a redshirt year?
Sign the Southeastern Conference up.
SEC coaches participated Monday in a post-spring teleconference and were in unanimous agreement concerning the proposal made recently by the American Football Coaches Association. There are multiple entities that must turn the proposal into law, beginning with the NCAA Division I Football Competition Committee, but those in the SEC already are salivating at the thought.
“I love it. That would be great,” LSU’s Ed Orgeron said. “You can figure those guys out more, and it adds to your roster, your rotation and the development of your team. This is basketball on grass nowadays, because you have some offenses out there trying to run 100 plays.
“The game has doubled since when we played, so the more guys we can play without burning a year would be great.”