Steere Appeal Denied
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QueensBall
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Well at least he'll have Albany & the Arizona game to log some minutes before getting thrown into conference play. He'll be needed.
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SJU2000alum15
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At least we know we are getting Steere before conference play , need his size badly in league play. Dunn is the huge one now really need his scoring to have any chance once the competition picks up.
hopefully this will be the NCAA's pound of flesh--save face in win one/lose one
L J S A
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[quote="Paultzman" post=362705]As expected, per Zach B
St. John's forward Ian Steere's appeal for a legislative relief waiver was denied, per source. He will be eligible at start of the end of the semester. First game will be against Albany on Dec. 18. #sju[/quote]
Was the waiver to be eligible immediately, or to regain a lost season of eligibility over six minutes of playing time as a frosh?
St. John's forward Ian Steere's appeal for a legislative relief waiver was denied, per source. He will be eligible at start of the end of the semester. First game will be against Albany on Dec. 18. #sju[/quote]
Was the waiver to be eligible immediately, or to regain a lost season of eligibility over six minutes of playing time as a frosh?
[quote="Paultzman" post=362730]2.5 I believe[/quote]
I might be dense but if he played one and then transferred he would sit out one and 3 years to play. (Simon as an example.) So he has now been in college 1.5 years and NCAA gives you 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility. after semester he will have 3.5 years left on the 5 years?? Boy is this screwy!.
I might be dense but if he played one and then transferred he would sit out one and 3 years to play. (Simon as an example.) So he has now been in college 1.5 years and NCAA gives you 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility. after semester he will have 3.5 years left on the 5 years?? Boy is this screwy!.
[quote="Delaware" post=362715]Six minutes of playing time. Wow.[/quote]
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.
Moose
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[quote="austour" post=362742][quote="Delaware" post=362715]Six minutes of playing time. Wow.[/quote]
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.[/quote]
You enjoy it. Admit it
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.[/quote]
You enjoy it. Admit it
[quote="BrooklynRed" post=362733][quote="Paultzman" post=362730]2.5 I believe[/quote]
I might be dense but if he played one and then transferred he would sit out one and 3 years to play. (Simon as an example.) So he has now been in college 1.5 years and NCAA gives you 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility. after semester he will have 3.5 years left on the 5 years?? Boy is this screwy!.[/quote] I believe if you play 1 game or semester it counts as a calendar year. Thats why midyear transfers loose a year of eligibiity after a semester and another year after they sit, even though they played 2nd semester. Doesnt seem fair,though.
I might be dense but if he played one and then transferred he would sit out one and 3 years to play. (Simon as an example.) So he has now been in college 1.5 years and NCAA gives you 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility. after semester he will have 3.5 years left on the 5 years?? Boy is this screwy!.[/quote] I believe if you play 1 game or semester it counts as a calendar year. Thats why midyear transfers loose a year of eligibiity after a semester and another year after they sit, even though they played 2nd semester. Doesnt seem fair,though.
[quote="Moose" post=362744][quote="austour" post=362742][quote="Delaware" post=362715]Six minutes of playing time. Wow.[/quote]
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.[/quote]
You enjoy it. Admit it[/quote]
Of course I do.
He quit his team and stayed in school the entire first semester. By rule he was always going to be eligible after the end of the first semester (and always eligible for Albany and AZ). Argue the rule but the ruling is consistent. Unfortunately many others aren't which is why Moose and Fordham can continue their debate.[/quote]
You enjoy it. Admit it[/quote]
Of course I do.
PharmDJohnnie11
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I was at the game tonight vs. Columbia, and saw that Steere had a noticeable limp. Anyone else notice that? I hope he's not hurt.