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Nate Edmondson ruled Eligible

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O.J Mayo does it.;) ;)

And...Who was talkin about Mayo anyway? Read the thread

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Do you not read the threads about OJ??????

On Bluegrasspreps, yes the threads have their share of negativity. But, the press in general does not. Slam, Sports Illustrated, etc still say the guy is a top recruit and they focus on his basketball skills and personal attributes.

 

I'd like to think we can do the same here on Bluegrasspreps. Nate's a good kid and a good ball player. KHSAA is the judge who determines eligibility, and they have spoken.

 

I guess I'm just an optimistic American who still believes in "innocent until proven guilty". ;)

If you know nothing about the kid, or the situation, then it's kinda ODD for someone to worry about how many transfers.
Well I know nothing either about the boy, but find it odd that a kid would transfer that many times. It kinda human nature and raises the old red flag of whats up. Kind of ODD isnt it?
On Bluegrasspreps, yes the threads have their share of negativity. But, the press in general does not. Slam, Sports Illustrated, etc still say the guy is a top recruit and they focus on his basketball skills and personal attributes.

 

I'd like to think we can do the same here on Bluegrasspreps. Nate's a good kid and a good ball player. KHSAA is the judge who determines eligibility, and they have spoken.

 

I guess I'm just an optimistic American who still believes in "innocent until proven guilty". ;)

 

I agree. Very classy post! :thumb:

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