I wish they would just go ahead and announce him eligible so maybe kl and UKnCincy will both shut up. Sorry guys, you are both my Big Blue Brothers, but I’m tired of the back and forth.
I wish they would just go ahead and announce him eligible so maybe kl and UKnCincy will both shut up. Sorry guys, you are both my Big Blue Brothers, but I’m tired of the back and forth.
See, it doesn't work like that. I didn’t accuse myself of these things. Post these so called, negative posts, or sthu. It's that simple.Extenuiating
Just read your own posts.
Look in the mirror. Mr. Negative is written all over your face.See, it doesn't work like that. I didn’t accuse myself of these things. Post these so called, negative posts, or sthu. It's that simple.
So you're not going to show me all these negative posts that I apparently put out there?Look in the mirror. Mr. Negative is written all over your face.
No, I said I don't like the farm system being orchestrated at UK and I've been having to defend that comment for weeks. My stance hasn't changed. You clowns keep the flame lit on this thing.So you're not going to show me all these negative posts that I apparently put out there?
You calling me "a negative poster" simply means you are a clueless poster. You apparently struggle ruth reading comprehension. I only hope, for your sake, that you do better than this in person.
While I do believe Sarr will ultimately be approved by the SEC (Sankey), his case is a little different than the two players you specifically noted above. As one poster pointed out (not UKnCincy, but someone else), the issue with Sarr is there is a specific rule that does not allow transfers who only have one year of eligibility remaining to come into the league except under specific criteria. Of course, the SEC can override that rule, but his circumstances are just different as opposed to Gatewood and Cade Mays who both have multiple years of eligibility remaining. Under the rule holding up Sarr, he is not eligible to transfer into the league because he only has a single year of eligiblity left. Gatewood and May were both eligible to transfer into the league and their waiver was simply for immediate eligibility this year as opposed to next. With Sarr it requires first, changing his status from being someone ineligible to transfer to the league to someone who is eligible to transfer in and then it requires he receive a waiver to have immediate eligibility. It is not a simple apples to apples comparison with him and the other players you noted. He has an 'extra' hoop that most other transfers do not have.I will say that I believe that Sarr will be approved for his Transfer Waiver in 2020. Once Commissioner Greg Sankey opened up the door when approving Cade Mays, Joey Gatewood, and others last week due to COVID-19 and other Circumstances that has come up in 2020 Sankey has to approve these SEC Waivers for all athletes. I know some might have grade issues or other issues or they might still be waiting on the NCAA to approve there Waiver and I can see that if one is not approved. The Case for Sarr is he has been Approved by the NCAA and now that Commissioner Sankey has stated he will be now APPROVING TRANSFER WAIVERS because of COVID-19 and other circumstances that has came up in 2020 that most if not all SEC Athletes will have there Transfer Waivers Approved for 2020. If Greg Sankey doesn't approve these Athletes Transfer Waivers then there will be a huge MESS at the SEC office once he used Covid-19 for approving Waivers. Just like Sarr He has been Approved by the NCAA, everything looks good like the other athletes that was given Transfer Waivers because of the Transferring from one SEC school to another SEC School and now with SARR he will Approved for his SEC Transfer Waiver because of COVID-19 and other Circumstances that has came up in 2020.
First of all, it’s my opinion, I don’t like the one and done. Sorry, but if that bothers you (obviously it does, you attack anyone that says anything you don’t agree with), then you’re just going to have to put your big boy pants on, take your thumb out of your mouth and deal with it.No, I said I don't like the farm system being orchestrated at UK and I've been having to defend that comment for weeks. My stance hasn't changed. You clowns keep the flame lit on this thing.
Lastly, you need to realize that Calipari did not make UK. UK made him the Godfather he is today. UK gave Pitino the stage to build his reputation, same with Tubby. So your hero Cal isn’t the only man that can successfully manage this program
Sounds pretty negative to me. Just one of your many comments about Cal and UK.
As usual you have a negative attitude about Cal and you can't wait to get on this board and blast the best coach in college basketball.First of all, it’s my opinion, I don’t like the one and done. Sorry, but if that bothers you (obviously it does, you attack anyone that says anything you don’t agree with), then you’re just going to have to put your big boy pants on, take your thumb out of your mouth and deal with it.
Second of all, tell me what is false in my statement that you quoted. I'll wait.
So you're choosing to focus on my opinion about the one and done and Cal's offensive philosophies, but you're going to ignore all the positive things I've said about Cal?As usual you have a negative attitude about Cal and you can't wait to get on this board and blast the best coach in college basketball.
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