Antonio Kinard Eligibility

Submitted by jbibiza on

According to the front page of Rivals Kinard must pass a test before enrolling for summer classes.   I do not have premium so my best guess is that we are looking at the same Ohio exam that delayed JT Turner last year.  Here's hoping that Antonio gets the job done because I think he may be an asset at inside linebacker.... or Max Back?

jblaze

May 19th, 2010 at 9:41 AM ^

Do OSU recruits ever have this issue with kids from Ohio? If not, is it because they have the luxury of not taking commits without these potential roadblocks, or is it just unluckiness 2 years in a row?

Baldbill

May 19th, 2010 at 10:39 AM ^

OSU Admissions person: Just sign here football recruit #7.

Recruit #7: Sign...but I don't have any spray paint with me.

OSU Admissions person: Just use this (holds out pencil).

Recruit #7: (grips pencil, stares at it strangely, then makes a scratchy X on paper).

OSU Admissions person: Welcome to OSU.

ish

May 19th, 2010 at 10:43 AM ^

my guess, jbibiza, is that you're right - it is the ohio exam that delayed JT Turner last year.  but i can't confirm since i also don't have premium access.  the reason it is probably highlighted is that other recruits may have already passed it and because kinard had had some academic difficulties.  however, every student in ohio has to pass it in order to graduate.

spacemanspiff231

May 19th, 2010 at 10:52 AM ^

It is the same test that set back Turner last year.  The test is meant to ensure that students are proficient in several areas such as math, writing and science, and all graduating Ohio students are required to take it.  Kinard failed it his first time around and thus must pass it before he can enroll in college.

Captain

May 19th, 2010 at 1:35 PM ^

Negged* you for negging a poster on grammar/spelling while using the phrase "academic related topic."

Either this phrase:

(1) uses two adjectives, each modifying "topic," in which case there should be a comma separating the adjectives;

(2) uses "academic" to modify "related," in which case the adverbial form should be used; or

(3) uses "academic-related" to generate a new, single adjective requiring a hyphen.

*Only teasing, I didn't neg you.

Tater

May 19th, 2010 at 2:20 PM ^

I don't think there is any grand conspiracy here, but I do think that there may be one or two test administrators who allow their personal feelings toward recruits headed for Michigan to influence the interpretation of test answers or the "timely manner" in which a student's paperwork is processed.  It's not like they would be penalized if they were caught.

jamiemac

May 19th, 2010 at 3:12 PM ^

Gimme a break dude. You dont know what you're talking about. If all you're going to offer is lame fauz conspiracies, dont post it.

your routine is old and doesnt offer anything.