Buttegrizzle said:This so cool. EH is such a true Griz.
I just wanted above all else to be here for the team and all the fans. I think above all else, 2014 for me was one of my toughest years. I had to go through a lot both physically and mentally. I just wanted to thank the fans and everyone else that has supported me this last year. I think my family would really like to say thank you. I’ve gotten more than enough support from the community and I just wanted to really say thank you and I really appreciate it. I’m excited to get back out there on the field for them. And go Griz.
– Grizzly WR Ellis Henderson
blackfootipa said:AJ Mazz just tweeted that it is unlikely Hendu will get to play two more years.
gah-riz said:blackfootipa said:AJ Mazz just tweeted that it is unlikely Hendu will get to play two more years.
[tweet]https://twitter.com/ajmazzolini/status/558410250076704768[/tweet]
Doesn't sound promising, but you never know.
AZGrizFan said:He played in Wyoming, Central Wash., NDSU, USD, missed the UNC game, and played in the UND game (although he doesn't show in the stat sheet)....
I.M.O.#90-C.C. said:AZGrizFan said:He played in Wyoming, Central Wash., NDSU, USD, missed the UNC game, and played in the UND game (although he doesn't show in the stat sheet)....
2 friends at und game said tonight they don't remember him playing.
I.M.O.#90-C.C. said:gah-riz said:blackfootipa said:AJ Mazz just tweeted that it is unlikely Hendu will get to play two more years.
[tweet]https://twitter.com/ajmazzolini/status/558410250076704768[/tweet]
Doesn't sound promising, but you never know.
"Henderson transferred to Montana after his freshman year at the University of Hawaii, though he did not play football on the island. His junior year at UM was the one interrupted by illness, but Henderson said he hopes to regain that eligibility by appealing to the Big Sky Conference and the NCAA for a medical hardship waiver.
That may not be in the cards, though, said Jean Gee, senior associate athletic director at UM. There are two concrete points required to earn a medical hardship and another year of eligibility: a player must appear in fewer than 30 percent of his or her games for the year and the injury or incapacitating illness must happen within the first half of the season with medical documentation to support that.
Henderson saw action in five of Montana's 14 games, although briefly, meaning he played in 36 percent of the Grizzlies' season. Had he appeared in one fewer contest -- for instance the North Dakota game Oct. 4 where he did not catch a pass -- Henderson would have seen just 27 percent of the season."
In this Missoulian updated article online AJ is saying it is because he played in 5 games. What 5 did he play in? I remember Wyo, NDSU....who else? I thought he didn't even travel to UND
EXACTLY what I was thinking. Is UM just going to give up, without even going through the process? My God!griz4life said:I think the unasked question here is will UM make a hardship request for Henderson. Gee's "them's the rules" remark and her speaking in absolutes about the conference office never considering an exception makes it sound like UM won't make the effort.
Is this going to turn into another self-inflicted penalty, like Engstrom's three years of lost scholarships?