Well considering he has no eligibility, would need to make a weird petition to the NCAA to get another year, and by the end of the season has nothing else to prove at the college level, I'll say there's nothing that makes him consider coming back.
Why would he?
Not going to happen. He can make more in the NFL and his draft stock likely won’t get any better.
It is amazing that he's here! But he said in an interview recently that he entered the portal in the morning, and Fran Brown was in his living room that evening! And he had no preconceived idea of where he was going before that.
Depends what he’d make if he’s drafted.
Prior to the season he has already applied for an extra year/get his red shirt year back, supposedly looks good, but I don’t think it matters because we’re gonna have a great year and he’s gone anyway as a result.
There are ten guys that have made a bigger difference than McCord?Ranking the 50 most impactful newcomers in college football at midseason
How have the big-name transfers and top recruits fared through the first half of the season? We break them down.www.espn.com
11. QB Kyle McCord
Transfer: Ohio State to Syracuse
If McCord fell short of expectations in his lone season starting at Ohio State, he's exceeding them in his debut campaign with Syracuse. McCord became the first Orange quarterback to throw for 300 yards in six consecutive games when he had 346 yards passing with a pair of touchdowns in Syracuse's 24-17 win on Saturday. Through six games, McCord has thrown for more first downs (112) than any FBS passer nationally and his 360 yards passing per game ranks second only to Miami's Cam Ward. McCord has the Orange at 5-1, and he's on pace to set a series of career highs this fall.
Maybe too early to really tell? If we keep winning...
must be that damn Stanford game
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