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RM86 said:
Yeah from what I hear the honeymoon is over.
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I posted that same thing on a different thread during the Big East tournament based on PC fans I interacted with last week.
 
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SJU85 said:
I posted that same thing on a different thread during the Big East tournament based on PC fans I interacted with last week.
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thats a quick 180... Vibes were def real high last year... even after the Hopkins injury.... guess having Dev Carter will help with that...

Losing isn't fun.... they got a small microcosm of our past 25 years lol
 
kranmars said:
Is Nutter butter, oops sorry, I mean better, than Scott?
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He shoots threes in the 20 something percent range and his 19 against Kentucky was in a lopsided 30 ish point blowout where Kentucky emptied their bench early. Other than that his competition wasn’t the greatest.
 
BTW-I looked up Nutter and next year will be his 6th year of eligibility. He spent 2 yrs at JUCO, 2 years at Northern Illinois and this year at Georgia St.

So I am wondering where he gets the 6th year. I assume the 5th year was because he played JUCO during the 20-21 COVID year so he got a free year.

Now I believe he qualifies for ANOTHER year based on the recent court case involving JUCO eligibility that involved Vandy QB Diego Pavia:

  • The Ruling:
    A court ruled that the NCAA's previous policy of counting JUCO eligibility against Division I eligibility violated antitrust law.

  • The Waiver:
    The NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved a blanket waiver granting an additional year of eligibility to former junior college transfers who would have exhausted their eligibility after the 2024-25 season.

    • Key Takeaway:
      JUCO athletes can now retain their full four years of NCAA eligibility, regardless of how long they played at the junior college level.
 
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