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OK, fair enough, I'm not mad at ya. I've done my best to help folks understand the rules and to not be mad at the coaches for "saving scholarships". You and I are in agreement, I think. It is my understanding (and shockingly, I think Ivins confirmed) that Williams and Moise will both be...

I agree completely. If the NCAA really wanted to do something positive to support the goal of GRADUATING, they would take Grad-Transfers out of the IC rule entirely. Have you done everything you should have done (graduating)? Fine, then you can spend your last year or two at the college of...

"And if the CIS posters close to Moise are right, he will officially be #25, and will count towards this class" THIS CLASS is 2020-2021. Next class is 2021-2022. What you said (and maybe it's not what you meant to say) is that Moise would be getting the final IC slot in the 2020-2021 class...

/ I don't know if they will make a specific Covid-19 exception, but I hope that they start by allowing you to get an IC back for any grad-transfer that you lose, as well as any upperclassman who transfers out of your school while in good academic standing and while on track for Academic...

Stop grasping at straws. Nobody close to Moise has said he will be a 2020 counter. He never signed an LOI or an FAA. He rescheduled his OV for January and then never took it. As long as Manny never took a home visit, Moise is eligible for a blueshirt and he gets a 2021 spot. Which is...

Yes, Williams counts to 2021. 23 IC slots.

WAAAAH, waaaah, now we have a buffoon conversation between USAF and Southside, two nimrods who keep claiming I said things I didn't say. You two clowns are both wrong. Comfort each other. Cry on each other's shoulder. Maybe you can give each other some reacharound action too. I consistently...

You're a fraud. You claimed that I said blueshirting was eliminated. I said to prove it, since I didn't say that. Now you are whining about "backtracking" and "moving the goal post". Walker can't count forward because fall enrollees (who are not blueshirts) can't count forward, and the rules...

You find that quote where I said blueshirting had been eliminated. I'll wait. And, yes, nobody who is recruited and enters in the fall can be counted forward. I said this in the context of Walker. The rule even says so, in plain English. Williams is another story. Maybe you just have me...

I wasn't wrong on my IC facts. If you are counting my posts on the subject, maybe you are the one with the problem. You care way more about me than I care about you.

WAAAAAH. Look at you, you're behaving like some entitled brat who is just upset because someone told him he can't have his sixteenth cookie. You acknowledge I have "good insight", so what do you care if I share that insight? In the immortal words of @The Franchise , I'm a counter-puncher. I...

Repeatedly, I have been proven correct. The board has been flooded with dopes who falsely claimed we could arbitrarily "count forward" any recruit we wanted to, which is not true, nor has it ever been true. I'm glad that Miami has pulled off its first-ever blueshirt, but we took one of our ICs...

They can't "grab Williams without counting it towards an IC". They can't. The minute Williams gets an athletic scholarship, he will be an IC. Go back and find the thread, genius. It doesn't say what you claim it says. Once all the blueshirt requirements are met, Williams will be a 2021-2022 IC.

Do you read? Do you comprehend? We don't have any 2020-2021 IC slots left, but we could cannibalize a 2021-2022 slot if we blueshirt Williams. I've said that pretty consistently, and I'm not on any "bandwagon".

He's going to count as an IC, some way, somehow. They can't "try" not to have him count as an IC. They can do that for the preferred walkon OL, but not for Williams, he is only going to be here for one year. They can't "try" to get him into the 2020-2021 class. The 2020-2021 class is full...

Uh, wrong answer. Unless you expect Williams to write a check for $70K, or you think he is going to get a full academic scholarship to grad school 2 months before grad school starts, then he is going to count as an IC. The only question is when. Spoiler alert, we are out of 2020-2021 ICs...

Exactly. Let's think about this. Every time an unsuccessful SEC school "gets hot" in recruiting, it ends up being money paid for recruits. Ole Miss and Auburn are just the most recent examples. We know why a kid may like Alabama or Georgia or Florida. But TENNESSEE? Give me a fvckin'...

1 goes to Jarrid Williams, if he gets admitted to grad school.