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Message: [QUOTE="SkanSU, post: 55196, member: 53"] No, as OrangeExtreme explained to me and as I read the ruleson APR it is OK if the kid leaves early. It won't impact the APR as long as his grades are acceptable and headed toward graduation when he leaves. I am assuming with Devo, Harris, and Flynn after they decided to head to the NBA they also decided to quit going to classes impacting their final grades and therefore impacting that year's APR... we lost 2 schollies for the year. I don't believe that is how it works ... walk-ons don't count toward the APR only scholarship players. I could be wrong but I do think that is how it works. BTW does football and the other sports have an APR that must be accounted for? This seems to impact basketball a lot more. and, finally,what good is probation anyway? How does that impact anything? Just curious. [/QUOTE]