Recruiting Forum Football Talk XIX

[Catbone]

He has taken the test twice...and the
2nd time his score was significantly higher...drawing the red flag. So by the NCAA rules...he has to retake the test to validate the 2nd score...score as high or higher to be eligible.

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[Brillovol]

The only saving grace I have is if there is any administrators in the country to get him cleared fast it's ours. Scoggins and Welton are the best.

Yep. I like his chances now that he's on campus.

 

[TriCitiesVol]

VQ said that with what has transpired in the last few weeks, they are moving the scholarship number up to 21 for the '16 class.

 

[volatil]

He has taken the test twice...and the
2nd time his score was significantly higher...drawing the red flag. So by the NCAA rules...he has to retake the test to validate the 2nd score...score as high or higher to be eligible.

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So if he scored a 24 and scores a 23 now, he's ineligible?

Crazy

 

[Brillovol]

VQ said that with what has transpired in the last few weeks, they are moving the scholarship number up to 21 for the '16 class.

I'll stand by my 22 prediction.

 

[VolsnCards5]

He has taken the test twice...and the
2nd time his score was significantly higher...drawing the red flag. So by the NCAA rules...he has to retake the test to validate the 2nd score...score as high or higher to be eligible.

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As high or higher?? That's BS. As long as he gets the qualifying score again, he should count.

 

[Tennessee Golfer]

So if he scored a 24 and scores a 23 now, he's ineligible?

Crazy

That can't be true. The last time I took the ACT I thought I did better than the first time and scored 1 point lower.

 

[theutvolunteers]

He has taken the test twice...and the
2nd time his score was significantly higher...drawing the red flag. So by the NCAA rules...he has to retake the test to validate the 2nd score...score as high or higher to be eligible.

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Wtf

 

[volunteerlane]

So if he scored a 24 and scores a 23 now, he's ineligible?

Crazy

Surely thats not accurate. It shouldn't matter if he received a 30 the previous time as long as he gets a qualifying score he should be eligible. I would think anyway.

 

[volatil]

There should be a range like within 3 points

 

[VolsnCards5]

SIAP. A rising junior at Haywood High in west Tennessee passed away yesterday. Became short of breath Wednesday morning in the team's club house.

Last name of Maclin. Prayers.

 

[volatil]

Surely thats not accurate. It shouldn't matter if he received a 30 the previous time as long as he gets a qualifying score he should be eligible. I would think anyway.

"Preston you have to get a perfect score"

 

[volssam]

He has taken the test twice...and the
2nd time his score was significantly higher...drawing the red flag. So by the NCAA rules...he has to retake the test to validate the 2nd score...score as high or higher to be eligible.

-football forum

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[volssam]

I wonder if this was what OrangeVenom was referring to yesterday about some bad news regarding a freshman?

I know Notorious responded and said something about something involving a car...but OV never confirmed that that was what he was referring to.....unless of course Preston took his ACT IN a car.

 

[Nashvegas31]

I wonder if this was what OrangeVenom was referring to yesterday about some bad news regarding a freshman?

I know Notorious responded and said something about something involving a car...but OV never confirmed that that was what he was referring to.....unless of course Preston took his ACT IN a car.

They were talking about Oliver that's why they posted in the Oliver thread

 

[RikidyBones]

I wonder if this was what OrangeVenom was referring to yesterday about some bad news regarding a freshman?

I know Notorious responded and said something about something involving a car...but OV never confirmed that that was what he was referring to.....unless of course Preston took his ACT IN a car.

Well this time it should be in an actual room set up for standardized tests so perhaps he scores better.

 

[volssam]

They were talking about Oliver that's why they posted in the Oliver thread

I thought they posted that after the Oliver news, didn't they? As in something else besides Bruce and Oliver?

 

[volssam]

With Preston being from GA, it would make sense that OV would know

 

[volatil]

Are these tests not given in a testing center and proctored?

How does one cheat in that setting?

 

[volssam]

Are these tests not given in a testing center and proctored?

How does one cheat in that setting?

Coach Calipari, you wanna take this question?

 

[RikidyBones]

Are these tests not given in a testing center and proctored?

How does one cheat in that setting?

Ray Lewis slept during his. Someone else bubbled it in later. Of course that was a different time.

 

[volatil]

Ray Lewis slept during his. Someone else bubbled it in later. Of course that was a different time.

These tests have to be computerized now, right?

 

[Vol464]

I'm now fully expecting Dobbs, Hurd, Kamara, Sutton, Maggitt, and Barnett to get suspended simultaneously and Butch to accept a position as Michigan's water boy the night before the season starts.

Hacked by Catbone?

 

[RikidyBones]

These tests have to be computerized now, right?

Not sure. I took it in 2005.



..OMG..I'm at the age where a "back in my day" means something. Ugh..ffs

 

[Madkins8]

These tests have to be computerized now, right?

I took the LSAT in 2010. It was on paper and took 6 weeks to get results back. The I decided the law market was ****ty and I was pivoting to business school. I took the GMAT in 2012 on computer and the score was posted immediately after clicking submit. A hell of a lot better setup.