Player News - NCAA Rules Tim Brown Ineligible

The NCAA has reportedly ruled senior tight end Tim Brown ineligible from playing collegiate football any further. Brown had an All-American season in 2014 and performed very well in 2013 despite missing five games due to an injury. He appeared on West Chester's 2012 roster but did not see game action. He first appeared on a college football roster as a linebacker in 2009 at nearby Albright College and was enrolled at Delaware County Community college prior transferring to West Chester.

Earlier this month, Brown received preseason All-American honors from both D2Football.com and HERO Sports. In June, he was rated the number one small school (non FBS) tight end in the 2016 NFL draft. Last season, Brown led the Golden Rams in all receiving categories with 53 catches for 1,059 yards and 17 scores. His receiving yards and touchdowns were tops in the country among tight ends. Brown was named first team All-PSAC East, first team Super Region One by Daktronics, first team Super Region One by Beyond Sports Network, first team Super Region One by Don Hansen Football Gazette, second team All-American by Daktronics and Beyond Sports Network, and first team All-American by Don Hansen Football Gazette. In 2013, Brown snared 20 passes for 429 yards and five touchdowns with three of those touchdowns coming in the NCAA Division II playoffs.

West Chester All-America TE Tim Brown has been ruled ineligible by the NCAA due to semester rule. It appears he is a street free agent now.

— Josh (@joshnfldraft) August 27, 2015

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