Trent Noah, a top five scorer in the state last year, has transferred back to Harlan County.

 

 

14 minutes ago, brooksville said:

Trent Noah, a top five scorer in the state last year, has transferred back to Harlan County.

 

 

Very interesting.

2 hours ago, 4 Quarters said:

Very interesting.

Conspiracy thoughts: spend a summer getting seen by scouts watching Sheppard play. Go back to Harlan County in the fall so you don’t have to share shots with Sheppard.

28 minutes ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Conspiracy thoughts: spend a summer getting seen by scouts watching Sheppard play. Go back to Harlan County in the fall so you don’t have to share shots with Sheppard.

Quite honestly, I really question if the KHSAA should let him play anywhere this year.  This whole deal smells.

Wonder if/how the new rules effective 07/01 put forth by the state (not the KHSAA) effected this move.

If he changed residence before July 1 and is now back in Harlan County he would be deemed ineligible not by KHSAA but by the State of Kentucky.

If he never changed residence, he would be eligible correct?

He has not officially played for any KHSAA school except Harlan County, correct?

Correct, I was meaning maybe he was going to be ineligible for some reason at N. Laurel and decided to not risk that and head back to Harlan Co. where there wouldn't be an issue.

 

22 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

He has not officially played for any KHSAA school except Harlan County, correct?

I don’t think that matters with the new LAW.

Its about residence and not whether anyone played or not (I think)?

This would be a very good test case if his family did move…

He enrolled at North Laurel but that doesn’t mean the school had requested eligibility for him. They would have most likely done that after school starts. So technically he is still a Harlan County player as far as the KHSAA is concerned. His Harlan County eligibility shouldn’t be a problem regardless of where he has moved or lived this summer.