Some schools like UNLV having a Chicken Ranch down the street works extremely well.
What I know about the McNeil situation: part 2
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So you're saying it is necessary?
What I'd like Prohm to do, given the LATE notice:
Do not release him from LOI.
Either he participates adequately during the season or you suspend him.
He either gets right or he decides to transfer midyear or after the year, at which time you block his transfer from all B12, Cal, and future opponents.
Probably not going to happen though.
Do not release him from LOI.
Either he participates adequately during the season or you suspend him.
He either gets right or he decides to transfer midyear or after the year, at which time you block his transfer from all B12, Cal, and future opponents.
Probably not going to happen though.
If he's denied he will sit out at whatever other school he goes to, not here. Idk that we can block him if he doesn't enroll. We really should just cut ties, but I don't mind waiting until we have to. Really disappointing
That's not how it works. IF, we don't release him, then it's most likely he goes to a prep school for a year, which wouldn't effect his playing time at all, or i think he can pay his own way at his choice of school. No idea if he's eligible to play though. I guess it's also probably possible he could go JUCO, but my guess is, Prohm releases him and we forget all about it.
Walters just a few minutes ago on the radio did seemed too happy with young McNeill. Said that just a couple weeks ago he was texting Prohm how excited he was to come to Ames. Talked about how crappy a move it was to do at this time. But also said Prohm isn't going to waste anymore time thinking about it and is moving on.
As much as I enjoy the Hobo with a Shotgun feel to your devious plan, probably best to move on. Sounds like Prohm is doing that, and I'd expect nothing less from a family man.
As some Twain dude once said, "Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured."
I think you've got it, but just wanted to clarify the bolded part.
He wouldn't be able to play if we don't release him, but yes he can pay his own way and then be eligible right away in 2018 no matter where he goes, assuming he does it before the start of the year.
Personally, I think we should block Cal after hearing more about it and I'm usually all for the kids being able to do whatever they want.
Unlike a transfer you can't block him from going anywhere. It's either full release, or no release.
Hmm, first I heard that, you're totally right.
http://www.athleticscholarships.net/college-transfer-4-4.htm
