Meyer leaving
Aaron Meyer, a seldom-used offensive lineman, is leaving the program, according to sources. I'm told he will have enough credits to graduate after his summer session, and decided not to play a fifth year in the program.
I have a little more on it in Thursday's paper.
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damn... a lineman... dont know the guy... what do we need more, his space for somebody else or him, a "seldom-used" guy as brian says?
Seldom Used?? Didn't Meyer start several games the last couple years?
Meyer did not play in a game last season, and in 2006 was on the field for a total of 12 plays. In 2005, he played in three games, and played more than 20 snaps in a game once in his career.
From my perspective, that is little-used.
I wasn't sure, so now I agree with you. Thanks for clearing that up.