[quote="Eric Williamson" post=360938]While it is an absolutely BS decision, and I feel for Dunn as a player and as a young man, I cannot support many of the poster's comments that we constantly are getting screwed over by the NCAA.
Look, we constantly play the transfer game, and have done so for a long time now. Either by choice or necessity, it is the approach the school/coaches have chosen. When you take that route, you are more susceptible to decisions that don't go in your favor. It's the nature of the beast. If we hadn't been so dependent on transfers, we wouldn't be in this situation.[/quote]
Up til last week or so, the ncaa only denied a handful of eligibility requests. I forget the exact number but they had approved all but about 3 until 2 weeks ago. SJU got denied for 2 at the same tome. SJU definitely does not get treatment like power conferences do. They’d never deny some of these power conference players with much more precarious circumstances.
Steere I get, even though his coaches were found guilty of cheating, which I think maybe could have been extenuating circumstances. I get it though. Dunn is a different story. His coach was fired, already sat a year etc. Ncaa won’t do anything about Sean Miller that cheating mofo, yet they make Dunn lose 2 years despite totally reasonable circumstances for transfer eligibility? Cmon
Look, we constantly play the transfer game, and have done so for a long time now. Either by choice or necessity, it is the approach the school/coaches have chosen. When you take that route, you are more susceptible to decisions that don't go in your favor. It's the nature of the beast. If we hadn't been so dependent on transfers, we wouldn't be in this situation.[/quote]
Up til last week or so, the ncaa only denied a handful of eligibility requests. I forget the exact number but they had approved all but about 3 until 2 weeks ago. SJU got denied for 2 at the same tome. SJU definitely does not get treatment like power conferences do. They’d never deny some of these power conference players with much more precarious circumstances.
Steere I get, even though his coaches were found guilty of cheating, which I think maybe could have been extenuating circumstances. I get it though. Dunn is a different story. His coach was fired, already sat a year etc. Ncaa won’t do anything about Sean Miller that cheating mofo, yet they make Dunn lose 2 years despite totally reasonable circumstances for transfer eligibility? Cmon