He was in Lexington at the tournament......... HE is not in Mississippi and will be playing ball...google him next week...... KY the state of Basketball..... Really.... Let the kids play... and leave it to the coaches to teach the kids to WIN.... (that's to much like right) to much time spent trying to say why kid shouldn't play.....

 

I hope those kids at Cordia band together and refuse to lose...... THEN WHAT??????

So just let kids travel across the US playing where ever they want to and not worry about eligibility rules.....you are kidding

He was in Lexington at the tournament......... HE is not in Mississippi and will be playing ball...google him next week...... KY the state of Basketball..... Really.... Let the kids play... and leave it to the coaches to teach the kids to WIN.... (that's to much like right) to much time spent trying to say why kid shouldn't play.....

 

I hope those kids at Cordia band together and refuse to lose...... THEN WHAT??????

 

Then Ballard beats them by 20

So just let kids travel across the US playing where ever they want to and not worry about eligibility rules.....you are kidding

 

I agree with you that the eligibility rules should not be ignored. What I don't understand is what moving from another state to Kentucky has to do with it IF the eligibilty requirements are met. How would an eligible transfer from California be any different from an eligible transfer from one of the counties in Kentucky? A transfer is a transfer. A 16 year old student is still a 16 year old student regardless of what part of the United States they reside.

 

If anything, as far as Kentucky schools go, a transfer moving from, say Clay County to Perry County, is probably worse than one that moves from New York to Perry County. At least in the latter case the next door Kentucky county is not losing a player at the expense of their neighboring county. The loss is to a state far away where hockey is probably more important than basketball.

Really I and I did say I feel that there those who oppose competition. The problem is the KHASS say there were recruited NOW HOW IN THE H---- do you prove that????? If it's not proven then it's not so.... and to prove that would mean the kids said they were contact by a school representative...... And this has not happened..... (Cordia has always been an Win for other teams)

 

These kids are on social media, play summer ball, attend camps and communicate and those that are committed to the sports always seek to better themselves. And playing for coach who played at highest level is thought to be a benefit.

 

 

 

I have never wanted them not to be eligible to play for Cordia this year. I hope for the best for these young men. I love to watch good basketball. If they are eligible they should be playing.

 

Crossover, you seem to be familiar with the Cordia team and players. What is the holdup with the 3 players not being ruled eligible? I've never heard a clear answer for that question from anyone, only guesses and assumptions. Transfers all over the state seem to just glide through the eligibility process with few problems, but Cordia has had all kinds of road blocks. Why is that?

Really I and I did say I feel that there those who oppose competition. The problem is the KHASS say there were recruited NOW HOW IN THE H---- do you prove that????? If it's not proven then it's not so.... and to prove that would mean the kids said they were contact by a school representative...... And this has not happened..... (Cordia has always been an Win for other teams)

 

These kids are on social media, play summer ball, attend camps and communicate and those that are committed to the sports always seek to better themselves. And playing for coach who played at highest level is thought to be a benefit.

Prove it by interviewing other players on the team and players that have transferred from that school because they are upset about playing time......a school rep wouldn't be the one to contact these players all coming to one school at one time....it would be the coach.....where have you come up with this from??

@SAndersonNOB: I have heard from a very good source that Malik Hines has left Cordia. Was ruled ineligible by KHSAA and wasn't waiting for a court ruling.

I can verify that Scott's source is a good one. Hines is gone

And what make a teammate who you say is mad word the Gospel....???? they are upset..... and how would the know the particulars of another KID situations... the kid might not know!!!! REALLY

 

 

 

 

Prove it by interviewing other players on the team and players that have transferred from that school because they are upset about playing time......a school rep wouldn't be the one to contact these players all coming to one school at one time....it would be the coach.....where have you come up with this from??

And what make a teammate who you say is mad word the Gospel....???? they are upset..... and how would the know the particulars of another KID situations... the kid might not know!!!! REALLY

This is KHSAA protocol....to interview other players on the team and the one's that have left....