Huntington and Findlay Prep deemed Non-Scholastic by NCAA

[upstater]

Don't ask me what any of this means, but I think Oubre, Vaughn and several others should feel a little concerned at this point:

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ncaab-...uiters-from-three-prep-schools-044127793.html

Article is also over a month old.

 

[Dove]

I posted a question a while ago about how a school like Findlay Prep can operate since its illegal to recruit kids across town districts and here they are going national. No replies so I deleted it. But this is not a shock.

 

[arnie3]

I posted that article in September and it got little response. There's a lot of uncertainty out there, but very little credible analysis of what this may mean in the future.

 

[caw]

I will tell you what this means, if UConn lands Jaquan Lyle he will not be eligible but any player UConn doesn't land will be eligible.

 

[BeanTownBob]

Nothing to see here. Doesn't effect anything except the ability of coaches to evaluate players solely at games. Kids should be fine. But then again it is the NCAA, so who the hell knows.

 

[Jerry1714]

I posted a question a while ago about how a school like Findlay Prep can operate since its illegal to recruit kids across town districts and here they are going national. No replies so I deleted it. But this is not a shock.

Maybe for public school, but not private schools. Every private school with a half decent athletic program recruits.

Findlay prep is a private school and thus not held to any recruiting restrictions to my knowledge

 

[eos91]

I thought Findley was only the basketball side and the players go to an associated school for academics...