sportstalent
Well-Known Member
Good try but Kentucky has one of the highest APR's of any BCS level school in the country. As long as players leave school in good academic standing, leaving early for the draft has no negative impact on your APR. Which is how it should be, you shouldn't be penalized for preparing your players to become future millionaires.
NCAA Academic Progress Rates Released - Kentucky Wildcats Official Athletic Site
And what questions surrounded CDR or Dozier?
Lots of questions on how they were eligible academically, that was the story at the time anyway...seems not a lot ever came of it. A lot of folks thought CDR left because of this, but again, nothing new after the info on Rose came out.
The rules used to penalize programs for having kids leave early, much like the 5-3 rule, I don't know a lot about the APR, thanks for the info...it would be a concern if it worked like the old rule of players have to graduate in six years or the program is affected...very good rule change IMO.