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[QUOTE="SkanSU, post: 402986, member: 53"]
Letme think about this for 1 moment. We have for 2013-2014 the following: Mike G., Ennis, Rak, DC2, MCW, CJ, Grant, Cooney, and Keita. Southie and Trishe graduate. We have coming in additionally: Obokoh, Patterson, Johnson. That makes 12 schollies. McCullough reclass to 2013... that leaves 0 schollies. Where does Roberson fit in? OK, JB must definitely be planning on MCW leaving
Scenario #2: McCullough doesn't reclass leaving 1 schollie and Roberson commits leaving 0 schollies ... again. We want Johnson and therefore must kick MCW out the door. A lot seems to ride on MCW really blowing up this year and moving on the NBA. That leaves us with dilemma #2 ... who backs up Ennis ... same PG issue.
I mean I love the dilemma but are we setting up revolving door program? Summarize:
 
2012-2013 (10 schollies: 3 available)
Mike G.
Rak
DC2
MCW (NBA????)
CJ
Grant
Trishe (graduates)
Cooney
Keita
Southie (graduates)
 
2013-2014 (14 schollies -1 schollie)
Mike G soph
Rak jr
DC2 soph
CJ sr
Grant soph
Cooney soph (RS)
Keita sr (RS)
Patterson VC
Johnson VC
Ennis VC
Obokoh VC
McCullough VC (reclass)
Roberson
Johnson
 
Have i got this dilemma messed up any? Now if McCullough doesn't reclass than we have 13 schollies with Keita and CJ gone in 2014-2015 leaving room for Whitehead or Briscoe but not both. HELP Francis ... has my math gone awry.
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