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Good for him!
Good for him!
You need more and he never had more.
Zeke Moore is no longer the best player on this team.Their best player, Zeke Moore, is built similarly to Sid at 6'7 200.
Good for him!
Also they are being more lenient with the waivers this year. And now that everyone gets an extra year of eligibility it makes sense to be even more lenient.From what I have read it has to do with the school you are leaving being cooperative.
Sid’s unofficial argument about the St John’s waiver, which he told Chief, was that he never attended a summer school class, despite being enrolled l assume. So he felt it shouldn’t count.It’s fine but you can’t make this stuff up. The NCAA DENIED a waiver when he spent about 15 minutes at St Johns and never participated in a practice. But grants one now for his second transfer after playing all last year and the year before ( did he play 3 years for us?Ive lost track) at UConn. But then it is the NCAA. Good luck to Sid. He could do okay at that level.
Did the subject come up when you were trying to sell an insurance policy?Sid’s unofficial argument about the St John’s waiver, which he told Chief, was that he never attended a summer school class, despite being enrolled l assume. So he felt it shouldn’t count.
Chief doesn’t sell insurance policies.Did the subject come up when you were trying to sell an insurance policy?
Chief doesn't talk to the players.Chief doesn’t sell insurance policies.
From what I have read it has to do with the school you are leaving being cooperative.
Only incidental conversations.Chief doesn't talk to the players.
So, during an incidental conversation with Sid, he told you all about the details of his waiver when he transferred from St John's? Seems kind of far fetched for that to have actually happened. But hey, I've been wrong before.Only incidental conversations.
You are obviously not very smart. I did not say he discussed all the waiver details. In fact, I doubt he would know them. I mentioned one thing and did not even say it was part of the written waiver request. In fact, I said it’s Sid’s “unofficial argument”. Quite frankly, as someone more familiar with the recruiting World than you are - I thought it was humorous that he hadn’t attended even one summer class despite being enrolled to do so. In Sid’s mind therefore he did not attend St John. Of course, I realize the NCAA would have a different view of that. With people like you here, one can’t even be humorous without having then to have to fully explain it, which ruins the humor spontaneity and brevity.So, during an incidental conversation with Sid, he told you all about the details of his waiver when he transferred from St John's? Seems kind of far fetched for that to have actually happened. But hey, I've been wrong before.
I'm smart enough to read between the lines of the fecal matter you spew on here.You are obviously not very smart. I did not say he discussed all the waiver details. In fact, I doubt he would know them. I mentioned one thing and did not even say it was part of the written waiver request. In fact, I said it’s Sid’s “unofficial argument”. Quite frankly, as someone more familiar with the recruiting World than you are - I thought it was humorous that he hadn’t attended even one summer class despite being enrolled to do so. In Sid’s mind therefore he did not attend St John. Of course, I realize the NCAA would have a different view of that. With people like you here, one can’t even be humorous without having then to have to fully explain it, which ruins the humor spontaneity and brevity.
CheifYou are obviously not very smart. I did not say he discussed all the waiver details. In fact, I doubt he would know them. I mentioned one thing and did not even say it was part of the written waiver request. In fact, I said it’s Sid’s “unofficial argument”. Quite frankly, as someone more familiar with the recruiting World than you are - I thought it was humorous that he hadn’t attended even one summer class despite being enrolled to do so. In Sid’s mind therefore he did not attend St John. Of course, I realize the NCAA would have a different view of that. With people like you here, one can’t even be humorous without having then to have to fully explain it, which ruins the humor spontaneity and brevity.
I'm smart enough to read between the lines of the fecal matter you spew on here.
I thought it was humorous that he hadn’t attended even one summer class despite being enrolled to do so. In Sid’s mind therefore he did not attend St John. Of course, I realize the NCAA would have a different view of that.
It was very logical to him, that he did not attend St John’s.It is humorous. Of course, if he passed the courses he didn't attend, then St John's is in the same boat as UNC, which is no problem in the NCAA's eyes, as long as non-athletes got the same no-show class opportunity.