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Dec 23, 2024
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fattycoug
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But why? Why should I be upset by players being able to play longer
I think it's weird but I don't understand why I should dislike it
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As much as I would like more Lassiter and Etienne, this needs to stop
TADOW
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Dec 23, 4:05pm
Why stop? If anything it will push more elite talent our direction and away from the big boys.
mulletino
Dec 23, 4:07pm
Says the guy who started wearing reading glasses.
TADOW
Dec 23, 4:50pm
It isn’t NCAA doing this for former JUCO players, it is the result of the courts
Littlerich
Dec 23, 4:12pm
But why? Why should I be upset by players being able to play longer
fattycoug
Dec 23, 4:17pm
I think it’s just making room and giving opportunity for up and coming talent.
Ron Mexico
Dec 23, 4:27pm
Go back to watching Teen Wolf pal
TNT
Dec 23, 4:28pm
Valid point. I will shut up now.
TADOW
Dec 23, 4:52pm
With the JUCO ruling Keanu Tanuvasa now has 4 years to play 4.
pinolero
Dec 23, 4:42pm
ROTFL
MadHawaiian
Dec 23, 5:15pm
I’d like to see 5 to play 5. Forget redshirt. You play or sit. Still exceptions
refunder
Dec 23, 4:48pm
NCAA has absolutely no power anymore.
cougaman
Dec 23, 4:54pm
Wow, that would hurt mission kids.
RebelScum
Dec 23, 7:35pm
Not at all. 2 year missions have never counted towards eligibility
TADOW
Dec 23, 8:24pm
But sometimes mission kids need a year to get back into shape and burn a RS year
thegoodmeister
Dec 23, 8:27pm
Yeah. Hence 5 years to play 4.
TADOW
Dec 23, 8:32pm
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