Nothing against the kid at all but he really should already be in college doing just what you said. Particularly if he is an honor student he then easily could have gotten the credits needed to graduate with his class. Whatever or whomever gave him or his people the idea he could transfer to DE and reclass is the real question.
How can you say it wasn't about grades when he was academically ineligible to play in PA and then comes here and played while academically ineligible? I get it.. he had something happen that caused him to miss school or whatever but it is what it is. It's my opinion if he is smart enough to get eligible and make honor roll 1st Semester last year then he could have easily graduated with his class and be at college. It's not like he didn't have offers. Personally I think this situation falls on the MT coaching staff and that is why I made the they feel guilty comment. JMHO
Would not have mattered if he played covid year or not. No one got any covid do overs in any state. Well except Kentucky. The rule is simple. You have 4 consecutive years to play once you enter high school period. The years count whether you play or not. It's the same rule in every state.
lol.. oh yes Sir , Times have definitely changed in the NCAA recruiting racket..
That was nonsense. It's against the rules for 5th year players to play in those OOS games as well as those teams and associations don't permit it.. Unless they played someone like SFA or some of the other couple programs that don't follow association rules like Life Christian Academy which is a predominately 5th year player program. Actually he could have played vs Massillon. OHSAA doesn't care who their teams play. Massillon played Bishop Sycamore in 2020 who had guys that graduated high school on the team lol
All have been ducking DMA for years
