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Maybe he is getting a schollie but of the academic kind.. he is coming from Harvard so he must know a few things.Thanks. That's what I thought but we have to hold a schollie for him the entire season he is not here?When is Hooper available? Early 2013?
Fall 2013..Has to sit this whole year
Yea, if a player is at a school to play ball he has to assume a scholarship regardless of if he's playing or sitting out.
I don't believe Hooper is getting a scholarship.
Well lets see it when the class is announced. For all those who have picked up on our committs including a guy like Zags there has been no mention thus far. But until then we have to assume he is, however he seems to be the most likely to clear space.
This has been discussed on this site before
Amir Garrett's scholarship is being paid by the Cincinnati Reds, but it counts against the 13 limit
If Hooper gets an academic scholarship, that would count against the 13 limit as well
The only way he wouldn't count amomng the 13 was if he was a walkon and paid for his education at St John's
Not true. We recruited Garrett which is different and he is a pro athlete. Different set of rules. If we followed the rules, Hooper as a transfer probably does qualify for an academic scholarship. My gut tells me that Hooper likely won't be using an athletic ship at SJU. We just have to wait and find out. That would be great for SJU as well as Hooper. Get a solid player and terrific shooter and not use an athletic ship for him.
How many academic schollies do you see? Not many I don't think. Walking on and paying his own way seems to be the easiest avenue when you put two and two together
Harvard does not grant athletic ships......just academic. The 13 scholie limit only applies to Harvard for those players that were recruited (contacted re. Playing BB). If a player contacts the school but is not offered an athletic scholarship, he can walk on. That same player may apply for an academic scholarship as far as I know. Anyone have an NCAA rule on this?