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Did Kizer get a degree from ND? I thought he did but by GolfJunkie17
can't remember for sure. There is no way he would have gotten a degree at tOSU without returning after his football career to finish.
There's a chance his football career may have been better served playing for Meyer in CBus. I don't think anyone would dispute that he'd have received better coaching there. But, I have a feeling he'd have had a tougher time beating out Cardale Jones and J.T. Barrett than he had getting the job at ND. I hope his decision to go to ND pays off as his football life comes to a close and he moves on to the next chapter.