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[QUOTE="Reilly35, post: 1194015, member: 364"]
There's also this 
[url]http://www.kentucky.com/2010/09/28/1453853/several-bledsoe-grade-books-missing.html[/url]
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The panel's four-page report noted that 17 of Bledsoe's 24 grades in his senior year had been "conspicuously changed."
Clemon said the panel used the word "conspicuously" because "If you look at the grade books, it would be very, very clear to you changes were made. You could see that numbers had been written over. In many instances, you could make out what the original entry was."
So Bledsoe's grades weren't changed until his senior year.  Not between his junior and senior years as said by The Gov.  [/I]

[url]http://ukbasketball.bloginky.com/2009/05/06/bledsoe-commits-to-kentucky/[/url]

And when he committed to Kentucky on 5/6/09 he was ineligible.  Not sure when high schools in Alabama graduate but I'm going to assume it's sometime in June.  But he wasn't "challenged academically until after he committed to UK?

[I]Bledsoe has not yet gained his academic eligibility as a college freshman. His coach at Parker High in Birmingham, Maurice Ford, voiced confidence that Bledsoe will be eligible.  “He’s on track,” Ford told the Birmingham News. “This is the first time he’s been challenged academically. He knows what he has to do.”[/I]
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