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[eyekwah]

NCAA could impose stricter academic requirements for 2012 basketball tournament

"Had the 900 APR requirement existed last season, Connecticut -- which won the tournament -- would not have been eligible to compete. UConn's APR was 893."

 

[HawkForce]

Lol good I love it.

 

[goods10]

Oh good! Another rule for the NCAA to enforce. I am sure it will go well.

 

[DeputyHawk]

No way they enforce this. They can't keep their little darlings out of the tourney.

 

[NewMexHawk]

No way WILL they keep their little darlings out of the tourney...

 

[HawkForce]

So I looked it up...Iowa is only at 939 I think? Just how safe are these things? I mean we are significantly lower than say UW Madison or Michigan...Are we in danger for bball? And football is like 947? How are these calculated? Is 39 points a lot? or not?

 

[Dragonhawk]

if i am not mistaken Cartwright will go towards Fresno States APR as he started out there, since Archie came from being in the JUCO from the beginning of his college career he will count towards Iowa's APR, Gatens and Brommer count towards Iowa's APR as they started and will graduate from Iowa; Peterson will count toward Iowa's APR even though he graduated from Arkansas, if Payne graduates he to will go towards Iowa's APR; all is good on the BB APR, as for Palmer he started at another school so it is their APR that is affected if he did not graduate, it does not matter if a kid graduates from the school they started at; it does matter if they graduate