It seemed like you were. It looked like you were laying out a theory that JH lied about OM getting more playing time than he actually would have, in hopes that his waiver would be denied. I read that as you thinking playing time matters. I dont think playing time matters at all when deciding on a waiver, nor should it. I also cant imagine JH thinks it matters, so it would be pointless to make up that lie.
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It seemed like you were. It looked like you were laying out a theory that JH lied about OM getting more playing time than he actually would have, in hopes that his waiver would be denied. I read that as you thinking playing time matters. I dont think playing time matters at all when deciding on a waiver, nor should it. I also cant imagine JH thinks it matters, so it would be pointless to make up that lie.
Herkeye1986
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What was his reasoning?
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WinOneThisCentury
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Does anyone have any pictures of NCAA officials leaving the Asian Massage place that Robert Kraft made popular? There has to be something going on here.
hawkdrummer1
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I tend to agree, my only fear is what ever takes its place could be even worse
I bet he gets it. I wouldn't bet a lot though.
His coach and whole offensive scheme got changed. That can severely impact a players development and thus his ability to have a future playing semi pro or pro ball.
It has nothing to do with play time,
Basically it's like going to Iowa for a degree and a year later you learn that instead of a degree from Iowa, you are getting one from morning side. Nothing wrong with morning side, but you get the jest of what I am saying.
His coach and whole offensive scheme got changed. That can severely impact a players development and thus his ability to have a future playing semi pro or pro ball.
It has nothing to do with play time,
Basically it's like going to Iowa for a degree and a year later you learn that instead of a degree from Iowa, you are getting one from morning side. Nothing wrong with morning side, but you get the jest of what I am saying.
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(USC reportedly dismissed Jones from its team in May of 2018 due to academic ineligibility. He subsequently was arrested in June of last year and pled guilty in October to a second-degree misdemeanor charge of commercial burglary after breaking into a Panda Express restaurant in Santa Paula, Calif.
Felony charges against Jones were dropped at the time of his plea. As part of the agreement, Jones spent 45 days on house arrest and is on three years of informal probation....
Jones enrolled at Moorpark College in the fall of 2018 and concluded classes at the school last week. He has achieved the NCAA-mandated academic progress toward graduation needed to play this season, according to sources.)
Felony charges against Jones were dropped at the time of his plea. As part of the agreement, Jones spent 45 days on house arrest and is on three years of informal probation....
Jones enrolled at Moorpark College in the fall of 2018 and concluded classes at the school last week. He has achieved the NCAA-mandated academic progress toward graduation needed to play this season, according to sources.)
JoeyLabasForPresident
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Class act, no? Says a lot about Arizona State. Wonder how this affects their early game at MSU.
WinOneThisCentury
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Making all the right decisions really does pay off.
WinOneThisCentury
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JoeyLabasForPresident
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He and Fleck would get along great.
Chickenlounge
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Dantonio is probably upset he missed this guy in the convict transfer portal.
NorthKCHawk
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Guys, I have exclusive video of how the NCAA makes these decisions:
okeefe4prez
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Is the NCAA waiting to ding any "rejects" until like 2 days before the season so they can say "sorry, too late to appeal"?
Seriously, what the NCAA needs is a logical and respected guy at the top of the organization that could really clean all of these transfers up so that it is cut and dry and applied equally.
The other thing that needs to be established is the penalty these kids must pay when they run afoul of the law. Again, I think it needs to be handled swiftly and fairly and uniformly across all of the NCAA.
I know he doesn’t want to do that after he retires, but KF would be the perfect guy for it.
He has a teaching background so I think his approach would be slanted toward making sure that these kids are students first and athletes second. I think the punishment he has handed out over the years is mostly handled internally and when it becomes more “criminal” the punishment becomes harsher, and so on. I think he could hand over his cheat sheet on what punishment fits the first offense, etc... and standardize it throughout the NCAA. He has stated that some of these offenses for college kids that are newly out on their own “is fairly predictable.” He has a tough but fair progression of what happens to these kids after their 1st offense, 2nd offense, etc...
Also, he is widely respected amongst all of his peers, from the smallest school coaches up to Nick Saban. I think he could be the czar of NCAA’s college football enforcement and he has the “street cred” as well as the history to prove it. The NCAA needs a guy like him in that spot. I don’t think it is likely that Ferentz needs them, though. Maybe if they sweetened the deal for him and said he could “govern” from Iowa City and travel to HQ a couple times per year... that way he can still see his grandkids every day.
I think he would do a much better job on these transfers, too. He would probably say, “Everyone sits out a year unless a close family relative is in Dire health conditions and you transfer to a school very much closer to home.” He may want to not even put that “unless..” condition in there.
Just thinking out loud..
The other thing that needs to be established is the penalty these kids must pay when they run afoul of the law. Again, I think it needs to be handled swiftly and fairly and uniformly across all of the NCAA.
I know he doesn’t want to do that after he retires, but KF would be the perfect guy for it.
He has a teaching background so I think his approach would be slanted toward making sure that these kids are students first and athletes second. I think the punishment he has handed out over the years is mostly handled internally and when it becomes more “criminal” the punishment becomes harsher, and so on. I think he could hand over his cheat sheet on what punishment fits the first offense, etc... and standardize it throughout the NCAA. He has stated that some of these offenses for college kids that are newly out on their own “is fairly predictable.” He has a tough but fair progression of what happens to these kids after their 1st offense, 2nd offense, etc...
Also, he is widely respected amongst all of his peers, from the smallest school coaches up to Nick Saban. I think he could be the czar of NCAA’s college football enforcement and he has the “street cred” as well as the history to prove it. The NCAA needs a guy like him in that spot. I don’t think it is likely that Ferentz needs them, though. Maybe if they sweetened the deal for him and said he could “govern” from Iowa City and travel to HQ a couple times per year... that way he can still see his grandkids every day.
I think he would do a much better job on these transfers, too. He would probably say, “Everyone sits out a year unless a close family relative is in Dire health conditions and you transfer to a school very much closer to home.” He may want to not even put that “unless..” condition in there.
Just thinking out loud..
