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Please stop. Ladson entered the Portal in December and was enrolled at UM on January 15th. And we were absolutely in it with multiple top-rated guys who chose to do other things, including one who stayed at his school and one who went elsewhere.

He ran a 4.1 for VaTech...

For 11 more days...

IC rules have been removed for 22 and 23, so it really isn't a big determining factor. Getting him enrolled and playing is more important.

Not really arguing, "separation" is an important skill that we can improve upon. But all of the drops came in situations where we had adequate separation. We could get separation on every single play, but if the ball is dropped, separation means nothing. If our WRs catch the ball FIRST, then...

Yep. Look at how much our offense changed last year as we went from King to TVD at QB. Adjust to your personnel, play to their strengths.

WR Summer School Schedule: 6 am to Noon - JUGS Machines Noon to 1 pm - Lunch 1 pm to 6 pm - JUGS Machines 6 pm to 7 pm - Dinner 7 pm to Midnight - JUGS Simulator on laptop

Interesting. So those who fail to qualify would need the AA, they can't just re-take the SAT or something to flip back to a 4-year college. Interesting.

OK, fair enough. My question still remains, once they start a football scholarship at JuCo, don't they need to get the AA degree? That's all, no arguments, simply curiosity.

Agree with all of this, and that's what I thought the deal was, hence my question on the kid going JuCo when some people said it was "NOT" grades. Again, not calling anyone into question, just curious is all.

My only question is why a guy does JuCo instead of prep school then. I thought that taking a JuCo scholarship requires you to earn the AA degree before you can transfer, which can be a 1.5 to 2 year proposition. Prep school, I think you only need 1 or 2 semesters before you can bounce.

He went to JuCo, so maybe HS academics were bad.

Nah, that's Wossamotta U.