March 23, 201016 yr Huge add by the Cats. I've heard rumblings that wherever Enes ended up would have to deal with him missing some games at the start of the season because of questions with his eligibility, but I may be thinking of someone else...:idunno: I had heard some eligibility questions too. Can Wireman or GT chime in? Good news though.
March 23, 201016 yr Yes, there will be some details to work out and he may be required to miss a few games.
March 23, 201016 yr Huge add by the Cats. I've heard rumblings that wherever Enes ended up would have to deal with him missing some games at the start of the season because of questions with his eligibility, but I may be thinking of someone else...:idunno: What kind of eligibility issues does he have?
March 23, 201016 yr Even with Orton and Bledsoe leaving? I think they'll both leave, but I'd be surprised if Cal can't bring in 3 or 4 5* starters
March 23, 201016 yr What kind of eligibility issues does he have? I think he played on a pro team where other players were paid but he wasn't.
March 23, 201016 yr I think he played on a pro team where other players were paid but he wasn't. That sounds right, definitely one of those foreign pro/amature/semi-pro things.
March 23, 201016 yr What kind of eligibility issues does he have? There are these issues with almost every player from overseas because of the club teams they played on growing up. If anyone on those teams were paid, it's seen as a pro team and games are taken away from the player even if he was never paid himself...
March 23, 201016 yr Author Kanter had originally committed to Washington but re-opened the process. He's projected as one of the top 15 picks in the 2011 NBA Draft. Scout.com reported that Kanter turned down a pair of multiyear deals before coming to the States. Olympiacos offered him $2 million per year for two seasons while a team in Turkey offered him five-year, $6 million dollar deal. West Coast expert Dinos Trigonis said after watching Kanter in the Fullcourt Press Spring League that he was a "bigger post version of (former North Carolina All-American) Tyler Hansbrough" and "a man playing with the boys at the high school level."
March 23, 201016 yr HUGE!!!!!!!!!! Great pickup. Should be in the top 25 of the final Rivals 150 rankings this Spring.
March 23, 201016 yr There are these issues with almost every player from overseas because of the club teams they played on growing up. If anyone on those teams were paid, it's seen as a pro team and games are taken away from the player even if he was never paid himself... Do you know of any recent players that you could use as an example? I'm just wondering how many games he could possibly miss?
March 23, 201016 yr Author Do you know of any recent players that you could use as an example? I'm just wondering how many games he could possibly miss? I read somewhere that a rule the NCAA is supposedly passing this year may not require him to sit out a bunch of games, as long as he was not paid.
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