We need a APR rule check if a player signs a letter of intent of a scholarship offered by a school can the school then say we no longer honor that letter of intent or does the player need to voluntarily withdraw from letter and would player have to sit out a year if they do so.
Fisch mocking Fred's Bill of Rights
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No way would Archie recruit Smith and Moore based on his players at Dayton no freaking way
If the recruit never enrolls, it can't be held against the university. The NLI does more to protect the institution than the athlete. I think at the point the athlete enrolls at the university they are obligated to give the scholarship, but even that has workarounds (see Ron Patterson). Before that I think they can pull it. They can certainly use it to try to force a player to come if the athlete tries to back out but typically with coaching changes if a player asks for a release the university's will grant it.
Ok so you kind of screw the kid over if you make a coaching change in March and he signed in November.....so here’s in my question was Archie “told” to do the right thing and honor letter of intents????? If Archie could have gotten out then these are in fact HIS recruits HE OWNS them. They are not Creans. Sorry
Yea, what does Fisch know about IU basketball anyway? He's only called almost every minute of every IU game for 45 years. No way does he know enough to criticize anyone.
If IU had Wade's old broken down *** right now they would probably make the Final 4. Crean is a complete hack of a coach. We found out March of 2013.
He was probably talking about when Indiana used to win! Also known as the past.
My bad, I thought you were comparing two IU coaches. I missed the years GR and CB played for IU.
He certainly did recruit Moore. Moore and Durham re-opened their recruitments, without ruling out IU. Smith didn't reopen his and just held firm with his commit. Archie re-recruited Moore and Durham, and based on whatever interest level they had from other schools, both chose to come to IU in the end.
Moore was a 4-star, in some services--as a project big man with big upside. At one point, he was projected to leave early and go in the draft. LOL. It hasn't panned out that way.
Smith has tantalizing athletic ability--but hasn't been able to adjust to the mental side--and the fact that he can't just out-jump everyone all the time. Plus, he's not really a 4, but he's stuck playing there because we don't have anyone better to do it. He's actually been worse this year than last year. It hurts to watch--seems mental with him.
“Four score and 3 years ago, I bestowed upon the beloved Indianasis Universitis my new bill of rights. It shall grant all subjects the right to pursue life, liberty and poor performance on thy courts and playing fields without thy rights being removed for any just cause...so say we all.”
That is very possible. Things leading up to the suspension and the act itself might have split the team as well.
Archie backed off his drastic changes comment on his show last night. He did comment that players had a chance to speak out and address issues over the weekend. I would be interested if "Romeo, you are one of our best players, why don't you want to show up in the first half" came out in the discussion. I believe there is resentment that he isn't playing for the same reason as everyone else.
I didn't say he was a good 3. 4's need to be taller, or have some kind of post game.
