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[QUOTE="arbitragegls, post: 257109, member: 302"]
It is obvious that KY knows how to play the system.  That is either a good thing or not...to let recruits know upfront no problem with classes...[B]really a boarding school to hold bball players for a year prior to going pro. [/B] (Would be interesting to see how the other athletes are treated at KY--like football players who must stay more than one year).  Perhaps KY has a system for its projected 1 and done athletes...here are your courses for year 1 and summer.  Nothing too academic...(what are these classes--if not much different than weight lifting perhaps we should [B]publish their educational commitment to the world--at least we can laugh at the University).[/B]
On the other hand, KY must be a well oiled machine that MAKES SURE BBALL players complete whatever course work is required.  [B]Once again KY nails 'Cuse...[/B]apparently we cannot monitor, tutor, assist bball players through the academic system.  KY monitors, tutors, and coaches earn their pay...[B]wonder if 'Cuse monitors, tutors, and coaches really EARN their pay[/B]--are students at 'Cuse to earn an education or a bball entry to NBA...[B]depending the answer will provide clues to what expectations should be for players and monitors, and tutors and coaches...seems like we value education above all else...damn, JB may never get that second NC!--[/B]accept the fact that 'Cuse is not built for NCs but rather an educational degree...who would have thunk that...damn?
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