Skal's 'school issues' were related to the Tennessee High School athletic association ruling him ineligible to play basketball related to him transferring schools. It had nothing to do with academics.
Diallo's issues seem to be rooted in academics, perhaps, does anyone really know for sure?
FWIW, if the issue is indeed Diallo's academics, is there any precedent for him to use the classes he's taken at Kansas in the 1st semester as credit toward his athletic eligibility (i.e. any shortfall during high school can be addressed with the classes he's taken in college.) allowing him to be eligible for the 2nd semester?
I don't know why the NCAA wouldn't allow such a solution if that was possible (and would be supportive of this), although I don't know of such an example. Of course maybe it's not just an academic issue with Diallo.
fake classes in cup cake majors thats why. i mean unc gets away with it so why not. but really