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Last edited by 1972Shocker; July 1, 2014, 12:40 PM.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View PostSo, Anna K is available immediately, but what class is she? I noticed that she is 20 years old.
Here is an article I found that discusses the delayed enrollment rules:
Cases where an athlete loses a season of eligibility because he or she delayed enrollment in college are normally pretty shocking. The athlete often has no
The key date is what was the earlier of Anna's high school graduation date or her expected high school graduation date based on when she enrolled in the 9th grade.
By U.S. standards you would expect Anna to have graduated from high school at the end of May 2012. If this is, in fact, her high school graduation date, which may or may not be the case her situation pretty much fits the examples provided in the linked article.
Assuming she has played in any organized games between August 2013 and now she would have used one year of eligibility and would have to sit out one year. It appears to me that this is probably the worst case for Anna.
If she has not played in any games between August 2013 and now there would be no penalty.
A lot we don't know and I am making a bunch of assumptions. I assume at some point the NCAA Eligibility Center will make a ruling on what Anna's eligibility status is and we will then have the answer.Last edited by 1972Shocker; July 1, 2014, 02:52 PM.
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It seems to me that the one-year grace period allowed by the delayed enrollment rules is pretty much the loophole needed for players to take that 1 additional year of prep school without any eligibility issues possible. Or perhaps it is because of the prep school rules they allow the one year grace period to put non-prep school delayed enrollers on the same footing as kids that attend a 5th year of H.S. at a prep school. Chicken or the egg. Not sure.
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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View Posther hometown of Brownfield (not Brownwood) and 30 miles west of Lubbock.
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According to the VolNation message board the Lady Shocks will be playing the Lady Vols in Knoxville on December 16th this year.
That shouldn't hurt the ol' RPI and will certainly provide a good measuring stick for where this Shocker team will be heading into Valley play.
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Originally posted by mumdaddy316 View PostYes that game will be interesting,on another note I really hope ms Anna is eligible to play immediately as we could def use her as soon as possible.
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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View PostFormer Shocker Alicia Sanchez getting her coaching career started.
http://www.yourwestvalley.com/westva....html?mode=jqm
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Originally posted by oldtimewomen's hoopcoach View PostThis will be determined by the NCAA and how many years of eligibility she has to play. It will be nice if she can play, but I have zero confidence in the NCAA. Hopefully they rule in favor of the athlete.
Here is a good scouting report on Anna. Unfortunately, it does not shed any light on her whether she faces any delayed enrollment eligibility penalties. Just says she is NCAA eligible, but the articles is dated March 14, 2013.Last edited by 1972Shocker; July 14, 2014, 06:38 PM.
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Originally posted by 1972Shocker View PostSeems like a pretty straight-forward fact based ruling, that is once the facts are gathered and can be considered reliable. It all boils down to whether or not Anna played any organized basketball between August 1, 2013 and now. I have not been able to determine if she has or has not.
Here is a good scouting report on Anna. Unfortunately, it does not shed any light on her whether she faces any delayed enrollment eligibility penalties. Just says she is NCAA eligible, but the articles is dated March 14, 2013.
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Originally posted by oldtimewomen's hoopcoach View PostShe is at WSU. I've seen her play "Pick-up" with team in Koch. She's 5-8, good short range jumper, passes the ball well, handles it well, quicker than Allie, but not awfully speedy. Basically has a nice game. I don't know if this was a visit or she is here to stay.
1. Immediately eligible with 4-years of eligibility, or
2. Sit out 1-year with 3-years of eligibility
Maybe you can ask around and see what you can find out one of these days when you are roaming around the Chuck.
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