Thats OK.... neither is the NCAA Clearing House!!! :eek2: :biggrin2:CapstoneGrad06 said:I've heard that he has been cleared, but what exactly happened? I am not very familiar with the NCAA Clearing House's regulations and processes.
...neither is the NCAA.CapstoneGrad06 said:.....I am not very familiar with the NCAA Clearing House's regulations and processes.
Wild speculation, and I have no idea if this is the case for Coger, but if a student changed high schools at some point, the current school might have sent only the records from that school, and not those that carried over from other schools.IHateUT said:Why in the heck would only half his credits be sent in? NCAA-holes said it will probably take 45 days to clear. Must be a disgruntled UT fan/counselor over in Columbia.
We need the WR's.Crimson Surfer said:Now this thread's title was a little unsettling until I read the posts. I expect Coger to be a standout performer from the 2006 class.
Yes, indeedy we need talented WRs.TerryP said:We need the WR's.
The first thing that popped into my mind was why would a Tennessee HS only send half the grades of a kid going to BAMA. Wonder if he'd signed with tutorsee, would they have sent ALL of them?IHateUT said:Why in the heck would only half his credits be sent in? NCAA-holes said it will probably take 45 days to clear. Must be a disgruntled UT fan/counselor over in Columbia.
If Lorenzo Washington had signed with Georgia he would have probably passed English.TommyMac said:The first thing that popped into my mind was why would a Tennessee HS only send half the grades of a kid going to BAMA. Wonder if he'd signed with tutorsee, would they have sent ALL of them?
bayoutider said:If Lorenzo Washington had signed with Georgia he would have probably passed English.
It's a funny thing how Alabama his held to a different standard, particularly by the NCAA.IHateUT said:You know...you say something like that and I look back at my comment about a UT fan/teacher and I really want to laugh at how absurd that should sound...but I can't.