All seniors from last year now eligible

Skyguyb27

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My question is what happened if you take a player then in Feb another judge rules the last one didn’t have ground and undoes it. What happens then? Will it count because was eligible at the time, all vacated, or what happens.
 

true-blue1

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Just a guess and nothing more than a guess but I think Cade Tyson or the former Georgia pg Savo Drezgic will be a priority to fill the 15th roster spot.
 
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FitchandMurray29

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We had money for Kusturica. Time to spend and fight to keep your job, Coach Pope.
Pope and asset utilization is super hard to read. Like if you recall we essentially went after no top transfers in the early window. Then all of a sudden we have an additional 5+ mill laying around after already spending 20+? Just doesn’t add up to me. But it could be completely true and Pope just has no direction.

If he truly has the money, an addition like Mitchell probably guarantees the level of team that guarantees Pope a year 4
 

Smeegs

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If this injunction had occurred months ago, would Oweh have entered the Draft?
Well, you know, technically Oweh did not “enter” the draft. Because seniors with expiring eligibility don’t have to officially declare, they’re just automatically presumed draft eligible, whether they like it or not.

I am curious what this means for senior second round picks like Oweh, Braden Smith, Richie Saunders, Emanuel Sharp, Bryce Hopkins, Kauffman-Renn, Tyler Nickel, etc. They didn’t voluntarily choose to leave college, and they weren’t first rounders so they’re not yet bound to guaranteed contracts and aren’t yet part of an NBA roster. So, by the logic of this ruling, it seems like they should also now be allowed to return to college.
 

ThreeDogNight2

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Well, you know, technically Oweh did not “enter” the draft. Because seniors with expiring eligibility don’t have to officially declare, they’re just automatically presumed draft eligible, whether they like it or not.

I am curious what this means for senior second round picks like Oweh, Braden Smith, Richie Saunders, Emanuel Sharp, Bryce Hopkins, Kauffman-Renn, Tyler Nickel, etc. They didn’t voluntarily choose to leave college, and they weren’t first rounders so they’re not yet bound to guaranteed contracts and aren’t yet part of an NBA roster. So, by the logic of this ruling, it seems like they should also now be allowed to return to college.
If Denzel gets a 5th year so should Oweh
 
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The Ganner

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Just polling, do yall feel a starting 3 or a backup 5 would be the best use of the 15th spot? While I understand Kepnang was brought in to be that backup, his health history is concerning to say the least
I'd go with a starting 3 who can shoot and create and rebound well from his position. Put Momcilovic at the 4. Defense/rebounding may suffer some but score 90-100 and see if anyone can keep up.
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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Just polling, do yall feel a starting 3 or a backup 5 would be the best use of the 15th spot? While I understand Kepnang was brought in to be that backup, his health history is concerning to say the least
Can’t have enough shooting or big men. Go get whoever the best player is at either position. I’d love to get a mark mitchell type big man who will almost certainly be all SEC type contributor. Him and MM, yeah.
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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Well, you know, technically Oweh did not “enter” the draft. Because seniors with expiring eligibility don’t have to officially declare, they’re just automatically presumed draft eligible, whether they like it or not.

I am curious what this means for senior second round picks like Oweh, Braden Smith, Richie Saunders, Emanuel Sharp, Bryce Hopkins, Kauffman-Renn, Tyler Nickel, etc. They didn’t voluntarily choose to leave college, and they weren’t first rounders so they’re not yet bound to guaranteed contracts and aren’t yet part of an NBA roster. So, by the logic of this ruling, it seems like they should also now be allowed to return to college.
Man I’d love to snag Brayden Smith if he’s eligible. I’d assume he would go right back to Purdue though.
 

BookofMormon

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College sports desperately need help. Money breeds corruption and the entire system is replete wwith enablers, crooks and hangers on.
Could not have said it better. This generally penalizes programs and coaches that secured full rosters within the rules. It has become an utter **** show, and an embarassment.

Torres came out and suggest the vast majority of these players are not winning players because any winning 2022 would be pro already, yet there are names like McDaniels, Reneau, Mitchell, Dent, etc out there.

I bet most land in the lawless SEC with the usual suspects like LSU, Auburn and Ole Miss, who all have ample roster spots. It's amazing how the majority of crooks and slimeballs sit in the SEC (Oats, Wade, Beard, Golden).
 
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