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https://www.tankathon.com/mock_draft

First time he's appeared as high as first pick in the second round https://www.nbadraft.net/nba-mock-drafts/ He keeps starting to make perimeter shots, and playing at near this level the remainder of the SEC schedule ... he will appear in late 1sdt/ear;ly 2nd round mocks by many.

theyre also randomly denying some too

Yes, you are correct my bad

Didn't read...

Agreed. He is a member of the 2023 recruiting class and redshirted in 2023, so he has 2 years of eligibility remaining or three years if he gets a medical redshirt for 2025. Great update. We need him healthy by fall camp.

Much needed depth if he can get back even by conference play this season.

Soutwest Texas State---Party School!!

Can he not obtain a medical waiver for 2025??

I was there in person with the big contingent of burnt orange behind the bench. Shaq sat above us. Great guy and approachable. He was hanging with his Omega bros.

I found it and copied it from someone on here. Don’t remember who. It’s great. God bless and have a good day.

Your profile photo sums up the news for me

I'm not thinking so. 5 years to play 4, right? Am I missing something?

He's a 2023 recruit. He's redshirted and possibly has a medical exception on top of that. Even with just the redshirt, he'd be fine to play 2027 as a RsSr. For example, Conner Robertson and Neto Umeozulu are both playing this year as RSSr. Both from the 2022 cycle.

Go get'em Andre !

he'd get an injury waiver for 2025 though. NCAA is handing out eligibility like hot cakes...EXCEPT TO OU...which is stupid but hilarious

Would need a waiver for 2027

Getting him going this year for a full go in 2027.

Lateral movement will be the biggest hurdle coming off an ACL especially with him being a tackle. Hopefully he can recover well enough to be a solid rotational piece behind Siani

He was pushing for the starting RT position before the ACL injury.

That’s a great update. If he can be truly good to go by the season, it would do wonders for the OL depth chart.

We might need him. HookEm and rehab well.

A quick update on the recovery process for offensive lineman Andre Cojoe. The 6-foot-6, 335-pound offensive lineman began running for the first time earlier in the week. Obviously, it was a great sign to see Cojoe with his helmet in hand during bowl practices, but obviously his athletic participation only extended to off-field stretching. Now, he is beginning to inch back towards extended running and conditioning. Cojoe tore his ACL back in fall camp in August. The update I posted last week mentioned he is about four months and change removed since the injury. I don't believe Cojoe will be a full participant in the spring, but this is very much a positive to get him back for the summer conditioning months.

Sadly, checked with a former student who has been around him. Not good reviews. Let’s just say he was shocked he got that job.