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  • #98899
    wolfpack92owen
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    Sucks immensely for the kid

    #98905
    FergusWolf
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    I’m crossing my fingers that he is able to get a medical red-shirt, and hence a 6th year of eligibility. He deserves to be able to play 2 more years if he wants to.

    #98906
    redisgood
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    We’re 12-11. 8 of our losses were by 3,7,5,5,3,7,7,4. Take 25 of Mav’s 33 minutes per game and give them to Henderson…

    Oh well.

    #98908
    redisgood
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    I’m crossing my fingers that he is able to get a medical red-shirt, and hence a 6th year of eligibility. He deserves to be able to play 2 more years if he wants to.

    A lot of people are saying that, even Gott, but I don’t see how it will happen. To get a 6th year, you have to have lost two years due to medical or other circumstances beyond the player’s control. Red-shirting due to the transfer rule is not considered outside the player’s control.

    #98910
    Rick
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    What is the reasoning for the limit of six years?

    #98911
    redisgood
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    Good question. The only reason I can think of is because it’s the NCAA. Makes no sense to me.

    #98916
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    It’s 5 years to play 4, not 6. That very special 6th is reserved for the hardest of hard luck cases.

    #98918
    redisgood
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    Yeah, I figured the 5 years was common knowledge.

    #98919
    Rick
    Keymaster

    It’s 5 years to play 4, not 6. That very special 6th is reserved for the hardest of hard luck cases.

    Thank you CD you are correct. Sorry I should have asked why five years? Who cares if it takes 5 or 6 or even 7 years to get the 4 years of eligibility?

    #98920
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    Because one could essentially spend half a lifetime developing a kid to be game ready.

    #98922
    redisgood
    Participant

    Judy Eller Street was 61 when she played collegiate golf. I think her father felt she was finally ready.

    #98923
    Rick
    Keymaster

    Because one could essentially spend half a lifetime developing a kid to be game ready.

    If a player is willing why not? There are scholarship limits and incentives for kids to graduate so I don’t see a legitimate reason for an artificial cap of five years.

    #98930
    TheCOWDOG
    Moderator

    Good. You support the schol that goes on for 7 years.

    Me…I’m thinkin’ the natural cycle.

    Ricky. What ya gonna do when yur coaching the kid at 12, and teams are stacked with 20s?

    #98932
    bill.onthebeach
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    We’re 12-11. 8 of our losses were by 3,7,5,5,3,7,7,4. Take 25 of Mav’s 33 minutes per game and give them to Henderson…

    ^THIS plus the lack of a true center …
    equals a championship season….

    As stated elsewhere by numerous trained observers…
    2015-2016 has GOTT to be one of Coach’s best years on the court to accomplish what we have and what we will…

    #NCSU-North Carolina's #1 FOOTBALL school!
    #98951
    Rick
    Keymaster

    Good. You support the schol that goes on for 7 years.

    Me…I’m thinkin’ the natural cycle.

    Ricky. What ya gonna do when yur coaching the kid at 12, and teams are stacked with 20s?

    I am not sure what you are saying

    #98967
    Heelh8r
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    I am not sure what you are saying

    Don’t worry it took me a while to get fluent in CD too. He’s saying, so you want to coach your 12 year olds against a team loaded with 20 year olds?

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