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Most schools are out of IC slots. The Portal has eaten them all up.

Technically, three head coaches. Some of these kids committed to Golden.

Again, I'm not arguing with you, personally. There is a separate thread about "big game hunting". There are lots of people upset that we only have 7 slots left (and a lot of good 4-star and 5-star guys still in play), and they think we can pull off another blueshirt miracle on a bluechip...

No. No we did not. Walker counts on the 2020-2021 year. He was recruited, he signed an LOI, he is ineligible for blueshirt treatment. Williams cannot start school until the fall. He can be awarded a scholarship (no LOI/FAA) one day after fall begins. That, plus the lack of recruiting, is...

The future, as with our past, depends completely on attrition. In a 5-year time period, you can sign 125 kids. Team limit is 85. That allows for 40 attrition spots, or 8 per year (over 5 years). Thus, if you lose more than 8 per year for any reason (including early graduation), it becomes...

Grade rehab or physical rehab?

Uh...no. As for the financial aid scholarships, those are given to kids who are accepted to Miami. Most athletes would not have a good shot at getting into Miami without the benefit of an academic scholarship (it's not just about the money, it is also about the reduced academic standards, see...

I don't think you understand what double-secret rules are. Everyone knows the rules. It's not a secret. It may be tough to pull it off, but the rules are there for everyone.

No problem, I respect the decision. There are no double-secret NCAA rules, so this is pretty straight-forward.

Sorry, didn't see your post. Inquiring Gaytor minds want to know...when does Miami get credit for 4-star Moise, Class of 2020, Class of 2021, or neither? Personally, I think it should be BOTH, because we all know the Gaytors will try to bump their future class rankings for all their prior...

So, prep or grayshirt. It still uses one of our 2021-2022 IC slots. So now we have 23 slots for HS seniors/JuCos/Transfers.

That's what I thought too, which is kinda why prep schools exist. Regardless, it may not make a ton of difference, as a "forced" academic redshirt year pretty much gives him only 4 years to play 4 anyhow, so starting college anywhere really doesn't damage the clock. Keep in mind, this is a...

I'm not sure there is any real difference between "part-time at a community college" and prep school. Both would be a one-semester detour. Since January, someone should have been explaining to the Moise family as to why prep school was the superior option, regardless of SAT score. Kid can't...

Don't get mad, cupcake, you've been wrong all along. You simply don't know what you're talking about, you don't know the terminology, you don't understand the analysis, and every one of your conclusions is wrong. You've been a terrible porster for years, at least you are consistently bad.

I don't really give a ****e right now, it's not like many of us are working 80 hour work-weeks. It's just typing, and I do that fairly quickly.

Is the alternative "continue to let people make false statements about IC rules or eligibility"? I would prefer not to repeat myself if people would read the rules, listen to explanations, and not insist on pushing their incorrect interpretations of the rules. But there are a lot of ignorant...

Uh...no. You have to have the grades and GPA before your SEVENTH semester. Meaning, by the end of your junior year/beginning of your senior year. Moise was ineligible, as a college freshman, as of Summer 2019. So...before Covid-19. Again, you are confusing "basic" qualification (Moise is...

No you can't. NCAA rules specifically prohibit it. I've explained this on a separate thread. When IC rules were invented in 2010, the signing class was defined as everyone signing LOIs from December 1 to May 31. The NCAA has since amended the language to refer to when the student-athlete...

Once again, let's make this clear. Moise was NOT academically qualified on NSD, which is why he never got an LOI or an FAA. If he signed either document, and then failed to qualify, Miami would have lost an IC. SINCE NSD, Moise has apparently gotten a sufficient SAT score and/or retook enough...

But, but, but, all these CIS genius porsters keep telling us that we can "count forward" and just take ICs from 2021...