6th year playing College Basketball

rcodey

Sophomore
May 5, 2006
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I was at the FGCU-Georgia Southern game the other night and there was a guard on Georgia Southern that caught my eye . He was athletic and a good outside shooter so I looked him up on the Georgia Southern website . This is his 6th year playing college basketball .

His name is Moore and he first played 2 years at Mobley Junior College . Now the 2 years in junior college don't count towards using your eligibility so he still had 4 years to play D1 . His first two years at D1 were played at Georgia Southern and he then transferred to UAB . After UAB last season he transferred back to Georgia Southern .

What a different and not better world . Now you can play 6 years, transfer twice without any penalties and get paid like a professional . Moore's first job out of high school is a professional college basketball player .
 

Piratz

All-Conference
Mar 24, 2004
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It's a joke. Spineless NCAA. But that's the world now and it's not going back. It's everywhere, even in South Orange where we have Suemnick, who is in his 6th season and 4th school. Let's not forget our old dear pal Yacine Toumi, who took his traveling road show to Hawaii for his 6th season and 5th stop.
 
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