Richard Amardi to Oregon
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They will now have two past ISU recruits playing for them Elgin Cook is the other. Should be interesting to see how they fare for a program that is rising pretty quickly.
Is this posted somewhere? Just curious to hear what he had to say. Glad to hear he landed on his feet. He was obviously a desirable player, so I'm sad he's not coming here, but wish him the best there.
There's like a 50 pg thread that can pretty much be summed up as "No, we don't know anything besides that."
So...just out of curiousity, are you ever able to disagree with someone without making it petty and personal?
looks like Amardi is going to play scholarship roulette once again....
The NCAA mandates that teams are allowed thirteen players on scholarship -- four Ducks do not have any eligibility remaining, and both Willie Moore and Austin Kuemper have left the Pac-12 school (Fred Richardson III, a freshman guard, also transferred to Houston Baptist). Without those seven players (and discounting Arik Armstead, who might never step onto the hardwood), the Ducks are currently one over the scholarship limit with the addition of Richard Armadi, a junior college forward who was released by Iowa State and quickly trekked to the Pacific Northwest. There is a chance the team might have fifteen players under scholarship, though, if Cristiano Felicio, a 6-foot-9 big, receives the qualifying SAT score he requires to be eligible for next season. It will be interesting, if Felicio can indeed play for Altman, whether a duo of Ducks intend to pay their own way in the coming year, or if there will be further player movement on the team's roster.
The NCAA mandates that teams are allowed thirteen players on scholarship -- four Ducks do not have any eligibility remaining, and both Willie Moore and Austin Kuemper have left the Pac-12 school (Fred Richardson III, a freshman guard, also transferred to Houston Baptist). Without those seven players (and discounting Arik Armstead, who might never step onto the hardwood), the Ducks are currently one over the scholarship limit with the addition of Richard Armadi, a junior college forward who was released by Iowa State and quickly trekked to the Pacific Northwest. There is a chance the team might have fifteen players under scholarship, though, if Cristiano Felicio, a 6-foot-9 big, receives the qualifying SAT score he requires to be eligible for next season. It will be interesting, if Felicio can indeed play for Altman, whether a duo of Ducks intend to pay their own way in the coming year, or if there will be further player movement on the team's roster.
