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I'm surprised this isn't getting more press right now:
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I'm surprised this isn't getting more press right now:


Aug 11, 2012, 5:12 PM

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/8240354/high-school-review-arm-ncaa-eligibility-center-puts-high-school-transcripts-microscope

The despotic NCAA is implementing regulations that are going to hinder athletes' ability to get scholarships. I understand that they think they're going to entice high school athletes to get their academics in order, but at the end of the day a 14 year old is the same. 14 year olds don't have the consisstent ability to realistically consider consequences 4 years down the road. I didn't. And if an 17 year old is able to do what he/she needs to do to qualify when they're a junior, they should be allowed to. What they're doing is setting up an expectation on maturity that can't exist. If the NCAA wants to do this, they should fund guidance counselors across the nation. 14 year olds can't understand regulation. This is regulation without the support to fairly implement it.

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Yeah this is going to hurt and cause the SEC to get busted


Aug 11, 2012, 5:15 PM

by the NCAA. Funny that the SEC is the one who hates this the most. Bunch of stupid schools. By the way I hated full house

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Yeah, especially since approxiamtely


Aug 11, 2012, 9:53 PM

40% of SEC football players would not have met this requirement!

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the sec schools don't play by the rules anyway,


Aug 12, 2012, 6:48 AM [ in reply to Yeah this is going to hurt and cause the SEC to get busted ]

this won't effect them at all. the rules are for the other conf's.

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confusing article - But I am all 4 increasing academic stds


Aug 11, 2012, 6:41 PM

for student athletes.

Student athletes should be just that: equal parts student and athlete. Too many college athletes are not really students at all and would NEVER get accepted to a university if not for the athletic prowess. I'm not sure how to turn this around, but we have gone a long, long way for the beginning of college athletics when they really were student athletes.

I'm not saying they have to be brainiacs. But it would help if they were not at the very bottom of the academic food chain so they could blend better with other students.

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Every freshman in high school that wants to go to college,


Aug 11, 2012, 6:45 PM

without an athletic scholarship is well aware that the clock starts ticking in the ninth grade. Thousands of them are apparently mature enough to handle that.

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all the freshman of qualifications that have to reach


Aug 11, 2012, 7:21 PM

by the time they're seniors, not juniors. If a student missed a math credit as a freshman you can take it as a senior. Not applicable under these new regulations form the NCAA.

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Re: all the freshman of qualifications that have to reach


Aug 11, 2012, 9:30 PM

The reason most people go to college is to get a good high paying job. Sports is a way for some people who,face it,would never be able to get as high a paying of a job as they get in the NFL.If they meet the requirements why should people ridicule them other than pure jealousy!

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9th graders don't think college is a possibility


Aug 12, 2012, 4:43 AM [ in reply to Every freshman in high school that wants to go to college, ]

Unless they come from families that have a college background or money.
College only comes into the picture when they start accomplishing things on the varsity level on the field.
10-12th grades, except for the 5 star guys.

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The SEC will create private high schools and enroll these kids/give them the grades they need.


Aug 11, 2012, 9:42 PM

Too much money at stake to allow the NCAA to mess with it.

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NCAA will be gone in a few years anyhow...***


Aug 12, 2012, 7:08 AM



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