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Date Posted: 11:06:58 07/21/04 Wed
Author: NTKHC64
Subject: Re: To Rick: Here we go again
In reply to: Sadfan 's message, "To Rick: Here we go again" on 10:42:40 07/21/04 Wed

If HC Admissions were counseling her in her academic program, then one reasonable inference is that she did have a good chance to gain admission. If there were no chance I'd hope they would say so and not build expectations unnnecessarily. I agree that we don't know the situation with grades but as a legacy of a gifted athlete and a gifted athlete herself, offering her consideration befitting that status would not have been out of line. I agree that the parents have some responsibility to know the rules but duty is proportional to expertise and wouldn't those who wanted her to play at HC be held to a higher standard, to know the rules and advise her?

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[> [> [> To: Sadfan -- Rick, 11:19:25 07/21/04 Wed

I think you missed the thing about the NCAA rules on JC transfers to D-I versus D-II schools....

BeatBC explained it well.

Had the kid successfully graduated/completed the MANDATORY 2 YEARS at JC for admission to HC under NCAA rules, it sounds like HC was open to her acceptance. That seems like a fair proposal to me.

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