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ChalmersE
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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 19 hours 38 sec ago | Think of it, though. MSU |
Think of it, though. MSU hires a coach, he's successful, and the guy jumps to Michigan as soon as the opportunity opens up. Doesn't that say it all! |
| 2 weeks 6 days ago | Are we sure |
he doesn't have football eligibility left? How cool would it be for Novak to become the long kicker next season! |
| 5 weeks 1 day ago | Forgot all about it |
then looked out my window and there it was! Truly amazing, I had half the floor running towards my office. Turned an awful morning into a memorable one. |
| 5 weeks 4 days ago | Gardner |
Looks like he'd be a good wide receiver. |
| 8 weeks 6 days ago | I'm not sure we're really disagreeing |
My point is that the NCAA has a rule that says you have to sit out when you transfer even if it's because your coach leaves. It might be fair to revisit that rule, but at least any high school senior is, or at least should be, on notice that there's a reasonable chance that the coach that's recruiting him or her, won't be there four years hence AND that the rules say you're stuck even if the coach leaves. When it's a familial firing, I think we agree that the rule should be waived. |
| 8 weeks 6 days ago | I agree |
that it shouldn't matter if the school fires your coach after all that happens hourly in college sports and athletes should be on notice that it can happen. However, when it's your father that changes things. I don't know about anyone else, but I wouldn't want to be near an organization that fired my father or mother. That's human nature. To expect a kid to play for the guy who's replacing a parent is a bit much, and if the NCAA doesn't have an exception for something like that, it should. |
| 8 weeks 6 days ago | Re Trey Ziegler |
I get that there's not much happening there, but I'm curious about Brian's statement that he would have to sit out a year. Doesn't the NCAA allow exceptions when issues related to family are afoot? What could be more familial than your father being fired by your school. |
| 8 weeks 6 days ago | Of course |
anyone with a "high" ceiling is a risk of going to the NBA after a year or two. See Morris, Darius and now potentially Burke, Trey. |
| 9 weeks 7 hours ago | Hail to the Backers |
It's over the top! |
| 9 weeks 7 hours ago | .less than |
$500 to go! |
