April 16, 201016 yr My question is if AP classes (college credits earned in high school) count towards the APR...
April 19, 201016 yr Knight signed financial papers, but not a L.O.I. Probably not a big deal, and a smart move by Knight. This way, if something were to happen with Cal (like a jump to the Nets) he has a way out if he chooses. I've never understood why more kids don't do this.:idunno: My guess is that more will eventually do this. It gives them an out if something unexpected happens. Coach leaves, school gets in trouble, a player returns that was expected to go pro, etc... It makes sense.
April 19, 201016 yr My question is if AP classes (college credits earned in high school) count towards the APR...Interesting question and probably one that doesn't come up often. I think this is an excellent move by Knight. More players should do this.
April 19, 201016 yr The NCAA removed the option of putting in those clauses... Then this is a smart move by Knight. I don't think Cal is going anywhere, but why not hedge your bets if you are the kid. Thanks for the info GT, I didn't know that!! I learn something new on here everyday!
April 19, 201016 yr The issue with the LOI is essentially a first-year issue. If a kid is under LOI restrictions he has to complete his first year at the school or he loses some of his eligibility when he transfers. Joe Crawford was going to have this effect him if he left UK his freshman year. Stud players should never sign a LOI.
April 19, 201016 yr My question is if AP classes (college credits earned in high school) count towards the APR... Anyone?
April 19, 201016 yr Anyone? It has to. Each year the NCAA determines if a player is on schedule to graduate? You have your AP credits when you begin your freshman year. So if 12 to 15 per semester is considered to be "on schedule" and you bring in 3 to 6 hours already you're "on schedule" if you simply pass your 12 hours each semester.
April 19, 201016 yr It has to. Each year the NCAA determines if a player is on schedule to graduate? You have your AP credits when you begin your freshman year. So if 12 to 15 per semester is considered to be "on schedule" and you bring in 3 to 6 hours already you're "on schedule" if you simply pass your 12 hours each semester. That's what I think too, but when the NCAA is involved it's always a crapshoot... If Knight brings 10 credit hours with him, Kentucky will be in great shape.
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