Sorry for lousy memory . .
Did both of these 2008 recruits go juco, or did one go the prep school route?
Thanks.
Did both of these 2008 recruits go juco, or did one go the prep school route?
Thanks.
Both are currently enrolled in East Mississippi Junior College.Sorry for lousy memory . .
Did both of these 2008 recruits go juco, or did one go the prep school route?
Thanks.
That is impressive, Pro Intern Willie Roaf is coaching there. He was a heck of an OL in college and the Pros.
I don't know the exact details but the prospects that are close to academically qualifying can go to Prep school and make it in to college after a year. Prospects with a little more work to do usually will go to JUCO to get academically qualified. A good case in point is Kerry Murphy who probably should have went the JUCO route rather than Prep school.As I understand it, JC is much less expensive than prep school and yes they will have 3 years to play 2 when they graduate.
Well like I said I don't know the details but it would appear that with Kerry Murphy having to take additional course after Prep school that maybe JUCO would have been a better choice. Now if Prep school and two additional courses get him accepted at Alabama with an extra year to play then I guess the Prep school route was best for him. My point is if the signees that go to JUCO thought that they could have gotten academically qualified by going to the Prep school route they probably would have.Well with Lewis and with Murphy for that matter...I thought it was more to do with ACTs than school grades, which would mean that Prep wasn't a bad choice for Kerry, he just needed to study for that test.
If you don't make the grades at Hargrave they'll boot you
As I understand it, JC is much less expensive than prep school and yes they will have 3 years to play 2 when they graduate.
The junior college route is much cheaper than the prep school route. Prep schools can get very expensive, but on the other hand junior colleges are generally dirt cheap.I don't know the exact details but the prospects that are close to academically qualifying can go to Prep school and make it in to college after a year. Prospects with a little more work to do usually will go to JUCO to get academically qualified. A good case in point is Kerry Murphy who probably should have went the JUCO route rather than Prep school.
Thanks , CB