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College football picks up reports that he was fired, but he was great at football. He has captivated a lot through his skills and charisma. On the field, he was a very responsible sportsman and now he is ready to start another season of his life with the Fighting Irish.
The NCAAF pundit picks up inside reports that Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson will restart with the Fighting Irish this spring. Golson was suspended in May by the Irish for “poor academic judgment” for the 2013 season. Golson told a WPDE television station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: “I’ll be back in the spring, that’s all.” He was present at a charity basketball tournament when he said it.
The free weekly college football team reports that Golson had started “one less than a dozen” games for the Fighting Irish last year as a redshirt freshman. He led the team to the Discover BCS National Championship, where he was defeated by Alabama to finish a 12-1 season. “I’ve been training, keeping my head up,” Golson said. His leadership skills were highly regarded by analysts during that time.
A college football expert picks up a reviewer who reports: “I had a bit of adversity, but I’ve learned that you can’t sit back and just take it, you have to get up and keep going and keep doing what you were doing and it’s going to work out.” in the end”. This came pretty early and everyone associated with college football believes the quarterback is in really good shape. He will be very well received once he shows his caliber on the field.
The Weekly College Football Expert reports that Golson made 187 of 318 passes for 2,405 yards and 12 touchdowns with six interceptions last year. He, too, had rushed for 298 yards and six scores. His performance was satisfactory and he played with extreme energy and quick changes, as Notre Dame was very happy to see their player play with such enthusiasm.
NCAAF weekly pick insider reports that Golson will return in the spring after he served his suspended time, but in the meantime, Tommy Rees will start for Notre Dame this season, which was confirmed by coach Brian Kelly. Rees has 403 career completions from 603 attempts that included 4,413 passing yards, 34 touchdowns and 24 interceptions. Rees was used in special situations last season to get a first down or score a passing touchdown so Notre Dame is in good hands, though he will lose some explosiveness on offense for the 2013 season.