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Former Notre Dame quarterback Phil Jurkovec ruled eligible to play at BC

Phil Jurkovec was supposed to be the next great quarterback at Notre Dame. Now he’s set to play against the Irish in 2020.

Phil Jurkovec came to Notre Dame in 2018 as a four-star quarterback that appeared to be the future at the position for the Fighting Irish.

Instead Jurkovec wound up transferring after two seasons at Notre Dame choosing Boston College this past winter.

Jurkovec had been being held in a holding pattern since announcing his transfer and even recently was posting pictures to his Instagram page showing his displeasure with the NCAA not ruling on his eligibility for 2020.

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The NCAA finally announced their decision on Jurkovec on Tuesday and good news for the former Fighting Irish signal caller came as it was announced he’ll be immediately eligible to play at Boston College.

An added bonus for fans of story lines, Jurkovec and Boston College were added to Notre Dame’s 2020 schedule just last week.

Buckle up because the trip to Boston College just got a lot more interesting this fall.

College Football Morning Announcements for May 13

Will the Pac 12 be playing football this fall? Hats off to the MAC and a feel-good story about Maurice Clarett. Listen to it all now!

Good morning and welcome to the middle of the week. College football news, or at least speculation, was running rampant on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The latest edition of the College Football Morning Announcements podcast, hosted by yours truly got into exactly that, as well as something the MAC did that deserves praise and a feel good story out of the Buckeye state.

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Links from today’s episode:

Maurice Clarett looking to get back in Ohio State’s good graces – Buckeyes Wire

The Mid-American Conference is redoing how they put on their conference tournaments – Detroit Free Press

And Colin Cowherd’s “breaking news” on Tuesday:

Told by two people I trust — USC v Alabama isn’t happening. Trojans can’t even practice in LA potentially for several months. This is why Bama already talking to other possible opponents. Not official but understood. Feeling now that Pac 12 football in spring — much more likely.

— Colin Cowherd (@ColinCowherd) May 13, 2020

Thanks as always for listening to the College Football Morning Announcements with Nick Shepkowski. If you don’t mind sharing with your college football fan friends, it’d be much appreciated.

Have a great Wednesday and talk to you, well, write to you all day here and talk to you tomorrow.

When Will NCAA Allow College Sports to Return?

Will we have college football in 2020? The NCAA released a plan for a return to the playing field for college sports in 2020.

We sit here on May 7 with plenty wondering when we will get sports back. Sure, NASCAR hits the track in ten days in front of an empty crowd but when might we get college sports back? The NCAA has finally given at least a hint of that.

How and when do NCAA sports return?

This FAQ doc will help guide members as a follow-up to Core Principles of Resocialization of Collegiate Sport: https://t.co/DHMv99sgcI pic.twitter.com/DSvR8XPuHo

— NCAA (@NCAA) May 7, 2020

The NCAA has released their three phases of re-socialization which we’ll examine a bit here as the organization offered a premise for resuming practice and competition.

First: Core principles of resocialization of collegiate sport

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