Bryce Golden asked Pitt for his release from his NLI (he got it obviously) and looked very hard at Syracuse. It was confirmed that he wouldn't have had to sit out a year if he went to Syracuse. I don't see why this situation is any different.RichmondCat wrote:Then again...Wildcat16 wrote:Section VI-3. Intra-Conference National Letter of Intent Rule
An individual who signs a valid National Letter of Intent with an ACC institution and does not satisfy the one-year attendance requirement or the Junior College Graduation provision of the National Letter of Intent may not represent another ACC institution in intercollegiate athletics competition until the individual has completed one (1) full academic years of residence at the latter ACC institution and shall be charged with the loss of one (1) season of eligibility in all sports. An individual receiving a mutual release per Item 5 of the National Letter of Intent may not represent another ACC institution in intercollegiate athletics competition until the individual has completed one full academic year at the latter ACC institution and shall be charged with the loss of one season of eligibility in all sports. Waivers of the ACC rule must demonstrate objective evidence that proves the student-athlete’s extraordinary personal hardship merits a waiver of the normal application of the policy.
Still, a release possibly different from not satisfying.
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collegecoach8502
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You are correct.Wildcat16 wrote:Based on the ACC intra-conference transfer rule, he’d have to sit and lose a year of elibigility if he were to choose Louisville.RichmondCat wrote:Since Xavier was in on Bey, this would make a lot of sense.BDL wrote:Don't get too excited, there are strong rumors/signals that he will be going to Louisville.
"He is a 6-foot-3, sweet smiling, fun loving boogeyman who will decimate entire teams, then sign autographs and take pictures with his fallen foes' children.
He is a question with no answers."
He is a question with no answers."
Well, according to NC State and General Recruiting insiders Bey will not have to sit out a year if he chooses to go to another ACC school. In addition, multiple sources have already stated that Miami, Pitt, Xavier, and Louisville are the frontrunners to land him.collegecoach8502 wrote:You are correct.Wildcat16 wrote:Based on the ACC intra-conference transfer rule, he’d have to sit and lose a year of elibigility if he were to choose Louisville.RichmondCat wrote:Since Xavier was in on Bey, this would make a lot of sense.BDL wrote:Don't get too excited, there are strong rumors/signals that he will be going to Louisville.
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Just as a matter of practice it’s best to provide links if you’re trying to explain to someone they are mistaken. It all depends on the nature of the release, NC State could restrict him but they could also grant his full release. I have not seen the same stuff you have, so links would be helpful in this regard.BDL wrote:Well, according to NC State and General Recruiting insiders Bey will not have to sit out a year if he chooses to go to another ACC school. In addition, multiple sources have already stated that Miami, Pitt, Xavier, and Louisville are the frontrunners to land him.collegecoach8502 wrote:You are correct.Wildcat16 wrote:Based on the ACC intra-conference transfer rule, he’d have to sit and lose a year of elibigility if he were to choose Louisville.RichmondCat wrote:Since Xavier was in on Bey, this would make a lot of sense.BDL wrote:Don't get too excited, there are strong rumors/signals that he will be going to Louisville.
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While we are on the subject of citing sources, here is what 247Sports' Evan Daniels had to say on the matter: https://mobile.twitter.com/EvanDaniels/ ... 1803260929
He's as much of an expert on cbb recruiting as anyone, and the sense I get from him is that he doesn't know for sure but seems like Bey would have to sit if he stayed in the ACC.
Obviously appeals can happen, or any other number of exceptions can be made. But I'd say for now it's more likely Bey ends up in the Big East or at Maryland.
He's as much of an expert on cbb recruiting as anyone, and the sense I get from him is that he doesn't know for sure but seems like Bey would have to sit if he stayed in the ACC.
Obviously appeals can happen, or any other number of exceptions can be made. But I'd say for now it's more likely Bey ends up in the Big East or at Maryland.
The transfer restrictions between ACC schools are set by the ACC. NC State has no say in the matter.
Bey is free to choose any school in the country, but if he picks an ACC school, he must sit one and lose that year of eligibility (unless there is an extraordinary personal hardship that merits a waiver).
Bey is free to choose any school in the country, but if he picks an ACC school, he must sit one and lose that year of eligibility (unless there is an extraordinary personal hardship that merits a waiver).
I understand but my question is why would Golden been able to play immediately if he chose Syracuse?Wildcat16 wrote:The transfer restrictions between ACC schools are set by the ACC. NC State has no say in the matter.
Bey is free to choose any school in the country, but if he picks an ACC school, he must sit one and lose that year of eligibility (unless there is an extraordinary personal hardship that merits a waiver).
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You stated earlier that "it was confirmed" that Golden would be able to play immediately at Syracuse. How do you know this to be true?BDL wrote:I understand but my question is why would Golden been able to play immediately if he chose Syracuse?
"... coming out of the murky, dreary jungle of untutored mediocrity."
Good writers such as Mike Waters (the head sports writer for Syracuse.com), Chris Carlson, sites with access to the program (OrangeNation, NunesMagician, etc) wrote multiple times that Golden would be able to contribute significant minutes right away. I guess having your coach fired is a better excuse than having your scholarship ostensibly revoked (what happened to Bey)?ChantillyCat wrote:You stated earlier that "it was confirmed" that Golden would be able to play immediately at Syracuse. How do you know this to be true?BDL wrote:I understand but my question is why would Golden been able to play immediately if he chose Syracuse?
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All of the articles claim that he either “fills a need” for 2018 or “there’s a spot in the rotation for him” in 2018. Now writers like Waters are nationally respected writers and have covered CBB for years; if Golden wouldn’t be eligible they would have written it. Also, Boeheim would not have recruited Golden if he wasn’t immediately eligible. Since Bazley went with the G-League Cuse has been searching for immediate forward depth (and just now got it), it makes no sense for them to get Golden if he couldn’t play immediately.
Also, why would Golden even consider Syracuse if he had to lose a year of eligibility?BDL wrote:All of the articles claim that he either “fills a need” for 2018 or “there’s a spot in the rotation for him” in 2018. Now writers like Waters are nationally respected writers and have covered CBB for years; if Golden wouldn’t be eligible they would have written it. Also, Boeheim would not have recruited Golden if he wasn’t immediately eligible. Since Bazley went with the G-League Cuse has been searching for immediate forward depth (and just now got it), it makes no sense for them to get Golden if he couldn’t play immediately.
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