From the practice reports about him I think he could sell it was a “run-off” waiver and ISU would definitely have supported it.
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From the practice reports about him I think he could sell it was a “run-off” waiver and ISU would definitely have supported it.
Iowa State helped him out as much as they could on this. Glad it worked out for him
pretty sure leaving before sitting on the bench in an exhibition game is the definition of being run off.
He wasn't even practicing with the team when the season started. He never played a game so it was either that or he used the run off excuse which I'm sure ISU supported if that was necessary.
I don't know the details but someone around here posted Rothstein tweets referring to a couple different players getting "run off waivers", his words.
It has been reported by multiple national CBB writers that "run off" waiver requests when supported in some fashion by the departed program are practically 100% approved and quicker than other requests.
I recall the NCAA creating the so-called Tim Floyd rule back in the late 90s where schools couldn't sign like more than 5 recruits in a given year to help prevent players from being run off. Obviously that rule no longer applies.
seems like every waiver approval has been due to proximity to home or is a HM player going to a MM or LM. Harris allegedly has the run off card to play, but i've yet to see that approved for a HM to HM player
Memphis is a MM in the American. That is probably the best MM conference and is better than the Pac-12 in some years and Memphis is one of the better programs in that conference to the point of being "tweener" program, but it is what it is.
Cincinnati is in basically the same boat, for comparison.
This is a MM to a HM.
I haven't been keeping up with Harris or Hinsons waiver situations, is the NCAA slow playing us or is it not looking promising?
alright, i dont want this thread to turn into a what school / conference isnt a mid major vs high major
my point was rather that Harris is probably one of they better kids in the transfer 2020 cycle thats going to play the "run off" card
WVU doesnt care to admit they ran off some 3 ppg player that ended at EKU. Is Penny going to willingly sign off on agreeing he ran off a 10 ppg local kid?
Harris announced he was leaving Memphis on 4/19 and committed to ISU on 4/25
For reference - Bolton left PSU on 4/26 last year, committed to ISU on 5/28 and waiver approved on 9/24
im not disagreeing he was run off, i just question whether penny is going to admit to that given hes already got NCAA eyes on him
is running off a kid illegal? no i dont think so. Does the ncaa like it? probably not
But I do!
High-Major
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ACC
Big 12
Big East
Big Ten
Pac-12
SEC
Mid-Major
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A-10
American
Missouri Valley
Mountain West
WCC*
At least, that is what I generally assume.
*Yes, I know that conference is really unbalanced between three good programs in Gonzaga, BYU, St. Mary's, and a lot of trash, so team quality in there is very... bimodal... but I think those three warrant its inclusion. It is probably the weakest of the above.
