I have some concerns but I've completely stopped caring until something happens.
There's no reason to stick us.I know I shouldn't be, but I am just worried that the NCAA is going to stick it to us like they did Kanter
There's no reason to stick us.
I am kind of in that boat... But it's still in the back of my mind.
I feel as though the NCAA has no room to f up tho, and now allowing him to play would be a pretty bad PR move, given some of their missteps as of late
to answer the OP, no BB player at any school has been cleared yet by the NCAA
i'll give a simple timeline (mostly accurate)
first they clear the FB players then they clear the BB players (normally they start that at the beginning of FB)
Haitian narrowly survives apocalyptic earthquake, arrives in America as an immigrant, and now has a chance to be the #1 NBA draft pick. Even the NCAA can't screw up a story that compelling and fundamentally American.
I don't get the reason to have concerns. With Enes Kanter, all summer there were clearly articulated issues about which to be concerned. Unless I missed it there is no pending issue on the table that would result in Skal missing games -- at best some butt hurt rumor mongering by the Memphis crowd.
I'd think by now if there was any substance to the claims that his guardian did anything that would constitute a significant issue for Skal that it would have found its way via leaks by the Kentucky-hating contingent within the NCAA to some piece of human debris like Pete Thamel.
What have I missed?
you're not giving them enough credit.
Can they penalize a high school kid for something his American guardian did?
there will never be an announcement if he's cleared... only if he's not cleared.
Over/Under how many more times there's a new thread asking this before the season starts: I'll set the line at 10 and take the over.
Unfortunately yes.
Reggie Bush?
Reggie was at USC when that happened.
Have always disagreed with this theory. If Skal has done wrong, the being an earthquake survivor should have no bearing on the case.Haitian narrowly survives apocalyptic earthquake, arrives in America as an immigrant, and now has a chance to be the #1 NBA draft pick. Even the NCAA can't screw up a story that compelling and fundamentally American.
From everything I have read Skal has done nothing wrong there is some question that his guardian may have tried to see who would be the highest bidder. From that there may or may not be a problem.Have always disagreed with this theory. If Skal has done wrong, the being an earthquake survivor should have no bearing on the case.