Can it be.... Trayone Gray might get in????

[Token cane]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

 

[User-4525]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

Would not surprise me...I'm not even sure ermon lane has taken it yet. The people with influence on these kids dont stress the other aspect of becoming a d1 athlete enough, I.e. taking the sat & act 3 times each w/ studying, going to class, staying out of trouble, etc.

Edit: Obviously the kid needs to take responsibility himself as well

 

[Canesfan1899]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

Would not surprise me...I'm not even sure ermon lane has taken it yet. The people with influence on these kids dont stress the other aspect of becoming a d1 athlete enough, I.e. taking the sat & act 3 times each w/ studying, going to class, staying out of trouble, etc.

Seems they only care about the payday at the end, not the work it takes to get there.

 

[Angry Ibis]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

Would not surprise me...I'm not even sure ermon lane has taken it yet. The people with influence on these kids dont stress the other aspect of becoming a d1 athlete enough, I.e. taking the sat & act 3 times each w/ studying, going to class, staying out of trouble, etc.

Seems they only care about the payday at the end, not the work it takes to get there.

Are you guys saying there is more to evaluating a recruit than simply highlight videos, camps and 7on7s?

 

[wherrera8]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

There is no way. The maximum score is 34 I believe, and 18 is just over 50% by that comparison. I know athletes who have gotten an 18 and that is what they needed to get in so I think this is pretty accurate.

 

[Hurricane23]

Man ole man I hopes he gets in

 

[Token cane]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

There is no way. The maximum score is 34 I believe, and 18 is just over 50% by that comparison. I know athletes who have gotten an 18 and that is what they needed to get in so I think this is pretty accurate.

Go to the NCAA website and look at the sliding scale and how it is scored. This I know for certain

 

[Ohio_Cane]

I'd be curious to hear what Pete thinks about this possibility. Remember him saying it would take a miracle to get in.

 

[Artist Formerly Known As]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

There is no way. The maximum score is 34 I believe, and 18 is just over 50% by that comparison. I know athletes who have gotten an 18 and that is what they needed to get in so I think this is pretty accurate.

An 18 overall yeah but I think what he is saying is they add up the scores from each section which are also scaled to 36. I think there's for or five sections so adding up those scores needs too be 80 or something

 

[HurricaneU]

Highest possible score for The ACT is 36. As I understand most admissions policies, the requisite score on the standardize test can fluctuate depending on your core GPA. The higher your GPA, the lower your standardized assessment score can be -within limitations naturally.

My bigger concern with Gray is NCAA Clearinghouse flagging some of the courses he has taken rather than what he scores on entrance exams.

But it would be nice if the baby jesus at the NCAA just once let us get a marginally academic but athletically gifted kid in .

 

[wherrera8]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

There is no way. The maximum score is 34 I believe, and 18 is just over 50% by that comparison. I know athletes who have gotten an 18 and that is what they needed to get in so I think this is pretty accurate.

An 18 overall yeah but I think what he is saying is they add up the scores from each section which are also scaled to 36. I think there's for or five sections so adding up those scores needs too be 80 or something

When I took it, I got a 28 on all four sections and that was my total score. I believe it is an averaging system.

 

[Artist Formerly Known As]

Yeah they average it and round the score up or down. They may do a total score thing to prevent roundups from a 17.5 or something. I'm not really sure

 

[cane305]

Praying that it's not a Griffin repeat

 

[1jamaicancane]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

Would not surprise me...I'm not even sure ermon lane has taken it yet. The people with influence on these kids dont stress the other aspect of becoming a d1 athlete enough, I.e. taking the sat & act 3 times each w/ studying, going to class, staying out of trouble, etc.

Seems they only care about the payday at the end, not the work it takes to get there.

This is why I hate the bull**** about recruiting. If these 'mentors" cared about the kids they would but a huge emphesis on grades but they don't and then they influence kids to go to schools that they want them to go not where the kid can succeed best smh

 

[IHATETHISPLACE]

All Valentine needed was a 19 on his ACT which he just got

 

[Dan E. Dangerously]

All Valentine needed was a 19 on his ACT which he just got

No big deal we lost out on him then.

 

[Dan E. Dangerously]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

The only thing I question about that is they said he needs an 18 when the NCAA scores that test as each section added up so the ranges as far as score is concerned should be in the 80-85 range.

There is no way. The maximum score is 34 I believe, and 18 is just over 50% by that comparison. I know athletes who have gotten an 18 and that is what they needed to get in so I think this is pretty accurate.

Graig Cooper was told he needed a 17 when he was coming out of prep and got an 18 or 19.

 

[OBLIVION]

What else is he gonna say. Duh.

Cheer up DADE. Keep giving CChe21 **** about Maradona

 

[PUNCICANE]

All Valentine needed was a 19 on his ACT which he just got

aren't you always the bearer of good news...

 

[Gatorhater]

Matt on rivals said he just spoke with Aubrey Hill and Trayone got his grades up. He has only taken the ACT recently and needs an 18 to make up for his still subpar grades, but if he gets it he's apparently in.

I'm not sure I buy the idea that this is his first time taking the test, so I'm guessing that getting that score is far from a given, but overall it sounds like good news!

Would not surprise me...I'm not even sure ermon lane has taken it yet. The people with influence on these kids dont stress the other aspect of becoming a d1 athlete enough, I.e. taking the sat & act 3 times each w/ studying, going to class, staying out of trouble, etc.

Edit: Obviously the kid needs to take responsibility himself as well

That is because no SEC school, or FSU, pays them $$ for the kids scores and grades. They just pay for visits, commits and signature. If the "mentors" got cash for grades, these kids would hitting the books.