He played in the NBA though. That seems to be the only rule left for non eligibility.delgado should have a year of eligibility left since you get 5 years now.
This is a silly outlook...if a 55 year old wanted to play d III football he shouldn't be allowed?Having age restrictions should be done away with along with going to class. College hoops are all about playing BB and being a training venue for the next level and making money. Let's stop trying to make it about anything else. Those days are long gone.
If he has eligibility and can make the team why not? There’s no rules anymore in this asylumThis is a silly outlook...if a 55 year old wanted to play d III football he shouldn't be allowed?
I don't recall if there was, or was not, but Gaze was either 23 or 24 when he played for us in 88-89, and Doron Sheffer was I think 24 when he played his last season for Uconn.there never was an age limit for ncaa sports.
I believe Ro Gill was 25 his last year.I don't recall if there was, or was not, but Gaze was either 23 or 24 when he played for us in 88-89, and Doron Sheffer was I think 24 when he played his last season for Uconn.
I think you are right. Always forget about him.I believe Ro Gill was 25 his last year.
I believe Ro Gill was 25 his last year.
College??! Those mulingan at Seton Hall were 7 feet tall some of emI think you are right. Always forget about him.
Gaze played that entire season at 23, which seems perfectly reasonable. Many/most seniors are 22 for a good part of their last year, and 23 if they redshirted. The international guys tend to be a little older anyway.I don't recall if there was, or was not, but Gaze was either 23 or 24 when he played for us in 88-89, and Doron Sheffer was I think 24 when he played his last season for Uconn.
This isn't cool. I guess it's still the Sopranos bit, but it crosses a line.College??! Those mulingan at Seton Hall were 7 feet tall some of em
21 yo frosh 25 yo srHazell was pretty old, too, no?