'Just make them all eligible': Men's hoops coaches weigh in on eligibility chaos
Coaches explain how they've prepared while unsure who will be on their rosters when NCAA basketball games start.
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'Just make them all eligible': Men's hoops coaches weigh in on eligibility chaos
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Do you agree about making them all eligible?
Hard to believe the NCAA was so dumb not to anticipate the mess they made by not waiting for the season to begin before changing the eligibility rule.
Hard to believe the NCAA was so dumb not to anticipate the mess they made by not waiting for the season to begin before changing the eligibility rule.
Jack, I wouldn't go that far. At Seton hall you must attend classes and keep your GPA up.
Obviously some athletes take their studies more seriously than others. But it was always like that. Just more profound nowadays with the issue of paid athletes and the effect of the portal.
Obviously some athletes take their studies more seriously than others. But it was always like that. Just more profound nowadays with the issue of paid athletes and the effect of the portal.
Can't remember the last time I heard a player was ineligible due to academics. The majority, if not all of their classes are on-line now. Do we really think a school is going to pay a kid $1M, give them a scholarship & free room/board & then suspend them for a semester due to class attendance or GPA?
For everyone’s sanity I would just make them all eligible so we can move on and just play some hoops
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