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Not looking good for Chievous imo.
chievous, washpun, miller could all be possibilities, anyone other than those 3 leaving and i'd be somewhat surprised.
also, there has been talk about reese, 1 of the incoming signees, will actually need to attend prep school. i have heard anything about it lately though so i am guessing he is good to go.
chievous, washpun, miller could all be possibilities, anyone other than those 3 leaving and i'd be somewhat surprised.
also, there has been talk about reese, 1 of the incoming signees, will actually need to attend prep school. i have heard anything about it lately though so i am guessing he is good to go.
One can only hope that is the case with Reese IMO.
BTNO, I think a lot depends on Kenny's attitude and how he reacts.
RE: Reese...
It is my understanding that he will not "have" to go to prep school as a qualification issue. The rumor of him maybe attending prep school would be solely for the purpose of improving his game and getting stronger. He is fine academically I believe.
i absolutely agree. if i had my wish it would be that reese ended up going elsewhere. he's gonna be a 3 in our system and i really dont see him beating out mcrae or edwards and probably not even chievous, so as you said he probably will never see the court.
basically pick one, him or chievous, but i dont want both on the roster imo, and i also would like to see washpun look elsewhere. stanton has to be more than capable of bringing more than wes, so free up that scholarship as well imo.
Exactly as long as they are getting the grades, which I'm sure under CCM they definitely are, we shouldn't suffer an APR hit at all.
Every kid is worth 2pts per year in terms of APR. The school loses a pt if they aren't eligible or if they don't return to school. However if they enroll in another 4year school the pt can be regained.
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Gotcha makes sense. The APR system has always confused me to all ends.