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Subject: Martin is too classy for that I believe

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Date Posted: 13:12:33 01/19/09 Mon
In reply to: jt71 's message, "Re: Had 4, filled 4 for 2009." on 12:46:23 01/19/09 Mon

That happened to a player named Carter a few years ago most likely and has happened at other schools in the MAAC ALOT recently. That is a path Marist should not follow. If you offer a player a scholarship, honor it as long as the player wants to stay unless he embarrasses the school legally or something like that.

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Author: Fox Alum [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 20:03:20 01/21/09 Wed Marist didn't take Carter's ship away. Brady told him his playing time was going to be less and suggested a D2 school. Carter wanted to play and that is why he transferred. This was the right thing for Brady and Carter to do. At the end of the day, however, Carter could have stayed at Marist and kept the scholarship.