April 30, 200917 yr I love how he calls Calipari disingenuous... That was a terrific quote!:lol: By the way, you continue to run a really nice site. I appreciate the information and enjoy your takes. Keep up the good work!
April 30, 200917 yr That was a terrific quote!:lol: By the way, you continue to run a really nice site. I appreciate the information and enjoy your takes. Keep up the good work! It has almost turned into a full-time job, but it's something I love to do :thumb: Thanks a bunch!
April 30, 200917 yr It has almost turned into a full-time job, but it's something I love to do :thumb: Thanks a bunch! Keep up the good work. Very appreciated on this end.
April 30, 200917 yr Has nobody told this kid to answer "C"? Marking C will only get you a maximum of 17...
April 30, 200917 yr You have to have two out of three things. Top half of your class, 18 or high on your ACT, and or 2.0. That was the way it was with me when I went to college and played ball. That was for NAIA eligibility. NCAA has a sliding scale of ACT/SAT score along with CORE GPA. The core consists only of English, MAth, Science ect...no elective are counted into that GPA. So every case is different as far as eligibility goes.
May 1, 200917 yr Bledsoe was hosted in Memphis today by non other than Tyreke Evans... http://thememphisedge.com/2009/04/30/tyreke-evans-will-remain-in-nba-draft/
May 1, 200917 yr Can't Bledsoe take his best scores from each category and use them? Also, how does he not have a good GPA in high school? It's not that hard...
May 1, 200917 yr Can't Bledsoe take his best scores from each category and use them? Also, how does he not have a good GPA in high school? It's not that hard... I don't think the ACT works like that.. I may be wrong and It really makes you wonder..
May 2, 200917 yr I don't think the ACT works like that.. I may be wrong and It really makes you wonder.. NCAA Clearing House uses best score from each section. If you take the test four times and your best score for each section is on a different test. As long as you have submitted all four to the Clearing House, they use the 4 best scores seperately.
May 3, 200917 yr NCAA Clearing House uses best score from each section. If you take the test four times and your best score for each section is on a different test. As long as you have submitted all four to the Clearing House, they use the 4 best scores seperately. If this is true, does that mean athletes don't have to follow the same standards as other college students when using their ACT to get in? I know for a fact that a normal student cannot combine tests to make their score high enough to meet requirements?
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