2014 F Kevon Looney

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Hell yea. Looney has got me looking like I'm manic. One positive thing comes up I get all giddy like a 12 year old girl. One bad thing comes up and I'm as pissed as a old man with a teenager walking through his lawn.
 
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bleedingTNorange said:
Found it

San Diego State Aztecs, Minnesota Gophers making moves class rankings - ESPN

Bold predictions: Devin Robinson will pick Florida over Indiana, Notre Dame and Oklahoma State. Looney, who will announce on Thursday, will choose Tennessee over Duke, Florida, Michigan State, UCLA and Wisconsin. Booker will also announce Thursday and will pick Kentucky over Missouri, Michigan and Michigan State.
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I'm not so sure Robinson to Floriday was that bold of a prediction, are you? lol

Booker to KY would be a little bit of a suprise. I thought he was a Mizzu lock.
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Stokes played in Spring of 2012 and in 2012-13. Does that semester he played when he could have still been in high school not count against his eligibility here? It seems that he has just two seasons left if he wants to use it all.
 
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ukvols said:
Stokes played in Spring of 2012 and in 2012-13. Does that semester he played when he could have still been in high school not count against his eligibility here? It seems that he has just two seasons left if he wants to use it all.
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Every player has. 5 years to play 4
 
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No to hijack a thread, but are the redshirting rules the same for basketball as football. In that if the player sees time in any game throught the regular season their redshirt is burnt, unless they get injured to medical?

Or is it like baseball where if a player sees any SEC minutes his redshirt is burnt? And to be honest Im not sure that is still the baseball rule, but it used to be.
 
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ukvols said:
Stokes played in Spring of 2012 and in 2012-13. Does that semester he played when he could have still been in high school not count against his eligibility here? It seems that he has just two seasons left if he wants to use it all.
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It does. As a member of the class of 2012, he essentially forfeited a semester of eligibility by graduating high school and enrolling early at UT for the Spring 2012 semester. This happens in football all the time, but football, unlike basketball, doesnt span both semesters, so no eligibility is lost. Stokes basically had little choice, as the only other option was sitting out his entire high school season, and enrolling in the fall of 2012 at the college of his choice as a traditional freshman.

The original point had nothing to do with how much eligibility he has remaining, but more to do with which class he was considered a part of. It has morphed into an eligibility discussion.
 
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cncchris33 said:
It does. As a member of the class of 2012, he essentially forfeited a semester of eligibility by graduating high school and enrolling early at UT for the Spring 2012 semester. This happens in football all the time, but football, unlike basketball, doesnt span both semesters, so no eligibility is lost. Stokes basically had little choice, as the only other option was sitting out his entire high school season, and enrolling in the fall of 2012 at the college of his choice as a traditional freshman.

The original point had nothing to do with how much eligibility he has remaining, but more to do with which class he was considered a part of. It has morphed into an eligibility discussion.
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Right on. And boy you talk about being rusty.... when he got here he hadn't play an organized game since like June I think.
 
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