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Message: [QUOTE="pearl31, post: 1459552, member: 1531"] Good idea. Here's the big picture from where I'm sitting. A kid, by all accounts I've seen and heard, is motivated and a good student - demonstrated by what he's achieved at a reputable U.S. high school. The kid has a strong desire to play basketball and continue his education at a premiere university. The kid is being denied that right due to - again, based on the all the information made available - NCAA scrutiny over some of his coursework in Senegal from over 3 years ago. That, based on all information available thus far, is an injustice. Now, is that injustice solely a result of what the NCAA has done or hasn't done? Maybe, but it's not clear. Could SU be partially to blame? Sure, it's possible. Could it partially be the result of his high school dropping the ball with something? Sure, it's possible. At the end of the day, though, the kid is getting screwed. Based on all available information to this point. [/QUOTE]