Tai Wynyard

[bucsrule8872]

Wynyard is a future pro, probably in the NBA. He will definitely go back and play in New Zealand when he leaves us.

 

[madskilz]

Seems like Cal sees something in this kid that he likes or he would not have taken him. It is out of character for Cal to waste a scholarship on a four year back up project.

 

[TheThack]

I'm sorry, but you are wrong. They have 10 semesters of eligibility to play 8.

Perhaps. But I still think the rule is 5 seasons to play in 4 unless there is a medical redshirt involved. Also, not all colleges are on a semester system. Some use quarters instead of semesters which are a little different in length and credit hours typically earned. The basketball season can spread across 3 quarters when a team advances in the NCAA or post season tournaments.

Kentucky had a player transfer to Louisville one season after the Fall Semester. This player set out the Spring Semestar at Louisville that season and the next season's Fall Semester due to the 1 year transfer rule. He played the Spring Semester the next season at Louisville which meant he played in two successive seasons. As a result after only 8 semesters (4 school years) the player used up his eligiblity despite only playing in 6 semesters. His eligiblity expired as I recall because he played in 4 different seasons.

 

[Owen68]

The Thack is right.

 

[SilentsAreGolden]

"Nearly a 5 star" LMAO. The kid can't tie his shoes and chew bubble gum at the same time. He's a long time project with upside.

What a low-class thing to say about any 17 yr old, let alone a UK recruit. Pathetic.

 

[Rhavicc]

Well he's considering starting his UK career in December. I like it, hopefully he does, the kid is a bull.

 

[DY9ASTY]

$1000 bucks says that if we don't sign Thon or another big then Tai will DEFINITELY be suiting up in the second semester. A back-up big man is a necessity for next year and him and Thon are the only ones in site.

A fool and his money are soon parted.

you peep that new Tai Wynyard update? Here's an American proverb for u

 

[bucsrule8872]

It's Wynyard.

Wyn like "win" except with a y.

Yard as in 3 feet or back yard or front yard.

Wynyard.