LOL!Originally posted by RUChoppin:
Glad he tweeted that today and not yesterday.
Of course, it isn't theoretically, but for NCAA eligibility it isn't hard for somebody to figure out a needed score in combination with high school grades. It is (or was, maybe it's changed) a two variable deal with grades. Higher the grades, the lower the necessary score.Originally posted by RUfinal4:
ha - I never knew the SAT was a pass / fail test
I guess by reading inside his quote it means he reached the minimum score for the NCAA clearinghouse.
Correct, it is a sliding scale. Only remaining hurdle is for Corey to get thru the NCAA Eligibility Center which can be unpredictable at times.Originally posted by SkilletHead2:
Of course, it isn't theoretically, but for NCAA eligibility it isn't hard for somebody to figure out a needed score in combination with high school grades. It is (or was, maybe it's changed) a two variable deal with grades. Higher the grades, the lower the necessary score.Originally posted by RUfinal4:
ha - I never knew the SAT was a pass / fail test
I guess by reading inside his quote it means he reached the minimum score for the NCAA clearinghouse.
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