per KV aka 30MD .... Not all Docs received for Sidney
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Jackson's silly *** games with the NCAA have totally 17ed him.
/Of course Sidney's family taking money didnt help either.
/Of course Sidney's family taking money didnt help either.
<span class="ncaaBodyText">'The NCAA Eligibility Center has changed Mr Renardo Sidney's status from Not Certified due to Non-Response (NCNR) to Under Review. This change allows the Eligibility Center staff to restart the process of determining whether Sidney meets NCAA requirements for initial eligibility. Sidney was placed in NCNR status while the Eligibility Center awaited receipt of specific documentation that was first requested from the Sidney family in April. There have been two additional requests for the same information since then. Some, but not all, of that information has now been received. Receipt of the documents is just one of several steps necessary for making a certification decision. All initial eligibility certification decisions are based upon NCAA amateurism guidelines as established by the membership. Although there is no timeline for the Sidney certification decision to be made and all requested documentation has not been received, the EC's goal is to arrive at a decision as quickly as possible. The EC annually completes approximately 80,000 amateurism certifications with less than one percent of those incurring some type of eligibility penalty.'</span>
will know that certain players were involved in wrong-doing, and they are punished for a couple of games and cleared and all is well. And with Sidney, they don't have anything, but yet he will never play.</p>
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</div>The change in status is probably due to Jackson making it clear that no additional documentation will be provided. There is no other choice now other than for the NCAA to review what has been made available to them. Since their statement emphasizes that all requests have not been provided, I'm going to assume this is not going to end favorably. Although, it is possible Jackson submitted alternate information that could help the NCAA ease their concerns about whatever it is they are looking into. However I don't think that is likely - I'm thinking Jackson has submitted far less to the NCAA than he has been leading us all to believe.
I don't think this is bad news necessarily. This at least says we're closer to getting a decision one way or the other. You assume that Jackson is lying on how much information has been given. Why not just as easily assume the NCAA is just dragging their feet on all the MOUNDS of information that was provided?
Jackson is playing the money game. The longer this lasts the more lawyer fees he makes. He has only partially been sendig the NCAA the requested documentation. Then he tells the media all sorts of BS about how he has sent it all and thats not good enough. How he has done all the NCAA has asked and they want more because he is guilty until proven innocent.
He did it with Powe and he is doing it now.
He did it with Powe and he is doing it now.
The only thing we really know is what an attorney is telling us. He's paid to make things sound as nice as possible. If the NCAA says they didn't get what they wanted, that's most likely a bad thing.
's like the DMV - If you don't give the right qualifying documents, you don't get a license. There might be other things that reasonably prove you are valid to drive, but if you don't play by their rules, you don't get the license. Same deal here - Jackson provided info which he thinks clears Sidney. But, the NCAA has already said they didn't get what they asked for - which leads me to believe they won't certify.
Of course, I hope I'm wrong.
's like the DMV - If you don't give the right qualifying documents, you don't get a license. There might be other things that reasonably prove you are valid to drive, but if you don't play by their rules, you don't get the license. Same deal here - Jackson provided info which he thinks clears Sidney. But, the NCAA has already said they didn't get what they asked for - which leads me to believe they won't certify.
Of course, I hope I'm wrong.