The Goat Pen

The new wildcat??

looks like a character on cartoon network

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Houston has already claimed the Thundercats logo.

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I'm just too old. I prefer my mascot logos look like something from Hanna Barbera



my old Kentucky penis will always be my favorite

This would be more appropriate:

This is my avatar on the hunting forum I visit

Just one day after 2019 five-star guard Tyrese Maxey talked about reclassifying to the class of 2018, yet another massive update has been announced in terms of his recruitment.

According to Jon Rothstein, Tyrese’s father, Tyrone, is officially no longer part of the SMU coaching staff.

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college basketball is a cesspool

I don't understand...

I'm not a fan of hiring the dad to get the kid

in this case as a UK fan it doesn't hurt UK but its still shitty that once they realize his kid isn't coming, he is no longer needed.

So SMU hired his dad in a bid to get the kid to go there? Couldn't he still go there?

hedge wrote:So SMU hired his dad in a bid to get the kid to go there? Couldn't he still go there?

do you think he will after his dad is no longer a coach after being there 1 season?

This is a bit more complicated from an NCAA rules standpoint.

SMU hired Maxey's dad as a recruiting director and not as an assistant coach. Its perfectly legal to hire someone associated with a recruit, but they have to be one of the 3 recruiting assistant coaches to sign players who have an association with them. The loophole is that you can have someone besides an assistant coach related to a kid if you had them on your staff oover 2 years before the kid signs, which is why SMU hired Maxey's dad early, so that it was 2 years before the kid signed. Pretty sure if the kid is signing this year, there is no way he can go to SMU under NCAA rules unless his Dad was rehired as an actual assistant coach.

eCat wrote:

hedge wrote:So SMU hired his dad in a bid to get the kid to go there? Couldn't he still go there?

do you think he will after his dad is no longer a coach after being there 1 season?

I meant why would they fire him if the kid is still available. If I'm reading this right (and I may not be), they were willing to have him on staff in order to get the kid in 2019 and now he's reclassifying to 2018 so they'd get him a year sooner. If the kid goes elsewhere, that's when you fire pappy...

aTm wrote:This is a bit more complicated from an NCAA rules standpoint.

SMU hired Maxey's dad as a recruiting director and not as an assistant coach. Its perfectly legal to hire someone associated with a recruit, but they have to be one of the 3 recruiting assistant coaches to sign players who have an association with them. The loophole is that you can have someone besides an assistant coach related to a kid if you had them on your staff oover 2 years before the kid signs, which is why SMU hired Maxey's dad early, so that it was 2 years before the kid signed. Pretty sure if the kid is signing this year, there is no way he can go to SMU under NCAA rules unless his Dad was rehired as an actual assistant coach.

OK, I get it now...

It's like algebra to me.

Diallo expected to sign with an agent

no surprise - the kid tried to go pro before he even played a minute for us

He was easily the most frustrating player this year, Nick Richards was a distanct second, but I still would have liked for him to come back because he appeared to figure it out the last 4 or 5 games.

Sorta like you and parenthood

the next kid would have been president!

I keep telling myself the same thing. I just hope when i plant my seed she doesn't remember and i can follow him from afar until 18. If it's a her, im not saying a word.