You answered your own question by saying “it doesn’t happen often” and not “it doesn’t happen.”
Still waiting for you to give an example.
Agreed. And everyone knows you don’t rescind scholarships and that the optics would be horrible. But his larger point stands. We should go after this kid. He’s a difference maker.
Move on, it happens. There was some backlash recently towards the women’s coach in Kentucky for dropping a bench player.
Women’s, nice. And thanks for proving the point.
So I guess women’s sports don’t count or you just don’t want to believe that it happens. More times than not you aren’t going to hear about it because as I said in my first post on the subject, which I have to keep referring to, the school will suppress it or blame the athlete.
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A 15-year-old article doe not help you make your case.I generally don’t linger on subjects for too long when it goes nowhere, or back on forth for too long, or research to prove a point. At some point I let it go and agree to disagree. But, here’s an article that states that it happens in college sports more than you would think, and the article also talks about how a school will spin it.
Hope this article provides some clarity. If not, I will allow you to get in the last word/shot or whatever and just agree to disagree.
Revoked Scholarships Surprise College Athletes
With the U.S. Justice Department investigating the NCAA over the one-year scholarship award practice, college sport watchdogs say athletes too often fall victim to unkept promises and bottom-line decisions that force many out of big-time sports programs.
Well it makes a case, just not the one he was trying to make.
We would have room to add another player if we want. Men’s basketball can have up to 15 scholarships now. So that point about scholarship restrictions or potentially dropping players (which would never happen) is irrelevant now. But we’d have to find the $$$ to add Mbiya.I believe schools in the P4 conferences cannot revoke athletic scholarships for athletic reasons and haven’t been able to since 2015. Athletic reasons includes finding a player better than another player.
That said, I do not believe the new center we recently added has not been formally announced and probably still has not been processed fully. He might not be on scholarship yet. In any event, we don’t think we would drop him. That is not hoe AU does business. This is not Louisville or St John’s.
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I guess the point is not that it never happens but it is rare. I think that most of the time if a player gets "the talk" the coaches try to find a place for the player to land.
