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The very end of the article is pretty clear about it. If he is not granted a release he would have to pay for college next season. If he is, he could commit to Seton Hall but would not be able to play in the coming season.Curious why the article talks about his eligibility for the upcoming season but only mentions the point about whether SU will release him. Several posters on here have made the point that TT will not play for another college team this year, regardless of whether SU releases him, due to the fact that the family medical hardship exception doesn't exist anymore. Seems like if TT is really hanging his hat on the family med. exception, and that's a no-go, then whether SU releases him or not is moot.
He could be given a scholarship by Seton Hall University in a similar fashion that SU gave Elijah Hughes. Like Elijah, Tauren would have to sit out the basketball season.The very end of the article is pretty clear about it. If he is not granted a release he would have to pay for college next season. If he is, he could commit to Seton Hall but would not be able to play in the coming season.
He could be given a scholarship by Seton Hall University in a similar fashion that SU gave Elijah Hughes. Like Elijah, Tauren would have to sit out the basketball season.
Meant if given his release,heHughes requested permission to talk to other schools and was granted a release. In other words he did it right. Thompson did none of those things.
Correct but I Meant that if he was given a release, he could receive a scholarship if the school had one available.Hughes requested permission to talk to other schools and was granted a release. In other words he did it right. Thompson did none of those things.
I think he should come back and S T F Ph U and play. Otherwise, I like both of these (other) options.The very end of the article is pretty clear about it. If he is not granted a release he would have to pay for college next season. If he is, he could commit to Seton Hall but would not be able to play in the coming season.
The very end of the article is pretty clear about it. If he is not granted a release he would have to pay for college next season. If he is, he could commit to Seton Hall but would not be able to play in the coming season.
Neither do I. Having said that, addition by subtraction.I have a new perspective since listening to Francis' latest podcast. I don't envy Taurean's position.
Bah gawd!"Good God...that's Moustapha Diagne's music!! What the hell's he doing here?!!!"
The difference was that the recruit signed an LOI early and Syracuse agreed/choose not to recruit anyone else at that position. It is a binding commitment both to the recruit and the school. Hart had a brother in California who was quite ill when he originally signed early in the recruiting season with Syracuse. He knew about his brother's condition when he signed with Syracuse. Some time later, alledgedly after recruited by UCLA, Hart wanted out of the commitment. Boeheim stood his ground and would not release Jason Hart from his commitment. Guess what, Jason Hart stayed all 4 years with Syracuse. Looking back, he could have transferred anytime after he came to Syracuse. For some reason, he never did.
I have a new perspective since listening to Francis' latest podcast. I don't envy Taurean's position.
Yup. Seems like the kid is being literally controlled by mom 24/7. Sucks.
Interesting that no immediate eligiblity for health reasons anymore. I am actually for that as the excuse can probably be abused too easily and hard to draw the line and what consititutea justification.
I hope the NCAA investigates this.