Sid Wilson Commits to UConn

[champs99and04]

My second son was born 9 months after the 99 championship..

^I hope you're not implying you were active before the first championship because that would make you a bad fan.

 

[intlzncster]

Just the suggestion of it (even joking) is stupid. I saw your small print...that might be the dumbest part of your post

Jesus you must be a great time at parties.

 

[MSGSeven]

Just the suggestion of it (even joking) is stupid. I saw your small print...that might be the dumbest part of your post

 

[Chief00]

You mean they actually went over class schedules with him?!!! The nerve!!

According to his Dad - SJU went over basketball workouts but no need to attend real summer classes.

 

[Chief00]

Or, Sid didn't really plan on reclassifying. St John's offered bank, so he reclassifies, collects that bank, then decommits to go to his first choice. Enrolls in school and plays in 2018 based on his preferred schedule. Bonus extra year of development under his belt. Sid made the slickest move in history. Ultimate cash grab. Emerging trend?


for the morons yes i'm joking

Interesting Theory - don't know if the whole odyssey was as well thought out as you indicate?

 

[Paesano]

^I hope you're not implying you were active before the first championship because that would make you a bad fan.

I'm a bad fan. Very bad fan...

 

[mauconnfan]

I'm a bad fan. Very bad fan...

 

[Huskyfan4evr]

When will the decision be made about eligibility in 2017?

 

[pj]

When will the decision be made about eligibility in 2017?

Probably 20 minutes before the first game tips off.

 

[HooperScooper]

When will the decision be made about eligibility in 2017?

I'm going to guess that a definitive answer won't come until after the season starts. Have we ever gotten a response on eligibility questions from the NCAA in a timely manner?

 

[uconngb]

When will the decision be made about eligibility in 2017?

They will make a decision in March, declare him eligible retroactively and cost him a year of eligibility. The time lag is that they're not smart enough to think quickly about the best way to screw UConn.

 

[jibsey]

Can someone explain the rule that applies here? Because he hasn't practiced or played one second for anyone and the academic year just started.

 

[HooperScooper]

Can someone explain the rule that applies here? Because he hasn't practiced or played one second for anyone and the academic year just started.

Two issues. If he signed an LOI then it's pretty cut and dry that he will have to sit out a year. And I think he did because SJU issued a press release on him coming to SJU.

If he didn't sign an LOI but he registered for classes at SJU then he'll also need to sit out a year. There is conflicting information on whether he registered for classes at SJU.

I think we should all expect that he won't be eligible until 2018.

 

[jibsey]

Well the good news is that with our new athletic trainer the skinny kid gets to become a beast by this time next year. Can he practice with the team?

 

[superjohn]

Well the good news is that with our new athletic trainer the skinny kid gets to become a beast by this time next year. Can he practice with the team?

You should see Larrier now, he looks like Lou Ferrigno.

 

[Candyman]

Two issues. If he signed an LOI then it's pretty cut and dry that he will have to sit out a year. And I think he did because SJU issued a press release on him coming to SJU.

If he didn't sign an LOI but he registered for classes at SJU then he'll also need to sit out a year. There is conflicting information on whether he registered for classes at SJU.

I think we should all expect that he won't be eligible until 2018.

You can play somewhere else if you are given a full release from your LOI, which SJU has stated they did.

The only issue is the situation with registered student and took classes.

 

[reddevilhusky]

Two issues. If he signed an LOI then it's pretty cut and dry that he will have to sit out a year. And I think he did because SJU issued a press release on him coming to SJU.

If he didn't sign an LOI but he registered for classes at SJU then he'll also need to sit out a year. There is conflicting information on whether he registered for classes at SJU.

I think we should all expect that he won't be eligible until 2018.

Don't think signing a NLOI makes you ineligible when MAL signed one to play here and is eligible for Prov this year. Think it will more depend on classes.

 

[HooperScooper]

Don't think signing a NLOI makes you ineligible when MAL signed one to play here and is eligible for Prov this year. Think it will more depend on classes.

Good point by both of you. So I guess it's now just a question of whether he did or didn't register for classes at SJU.

 

[BlueMAB]

Probably 20 minutes before the first conference tourney game tips off.

FIFY

 

[Fishy]

He enrolled at St. John's.

A waiver would be a surprise and I have no idea what they would base it on.

Very similar to when Kia Wright enrolled at UConn and then transferred to St. John's - there was never a thought that she would somehow be able to play as a freshman.

 

[jibsey]

You should see Larrier now, he looks like Lou Ferrigno.

I saw Larrier and had no trouble recognizing him.

 

[Stainmaster]

. . .

 

[Guapo]

. . .

Any idea what this is referring to?

 

[intlzncster]

Any idea what this is referring to?

No idea, but it's a bloody weird thing to post if Serah Williams wasn't approved.

 

[HawkHusky]

No idea, but it's a bloody weird thing to post if Serah Williams wasn't approved.

Based on the timing, it seems like 1 (or 2) of 2 things:

A. Sid Wilson can play the 2017-2018 season

B. UCONN can sue the shiitake mushroom out of USF for cancelling tomorrow's game.

Gentlemen, place your bets.