JogginFrog
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It can be hard to tell the difference between a dominant big man on the blocks and a dominant big-box brand.
Dennis Evans to Minnesota
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froginmn
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Maybe they quickly changed the rules about tampering?
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This Ain't Chopped Liver
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I know nothing about these rules and the protocol, but for review—Maybe they quickly changed the rules about tampering?
Once I Sign an NLI, may Other Institutions Recruit me?
No. Once you sign with a D-I or D-II school, all other institutions have to cease contact with you and your family members. Accordingly, you should notify any coach that you’re signed and officially committed. Any contact outside of a greeting or small talk is against the recruiting ban. Even if the conversation has nothing to do with recruiting, it is still a violation. The conversation does not have to result in recruiting discussion for a recruiting ban violation to occur.
10 Questions About National Letters of Intent and NCAA Signing Periods
Thousands of high school seniors will have seven days to sign a National Letter of Intent to attend NCAA Division I and II institutions. Those who don’t sign during the early signing period will sign their NLI during the regular signing period for their sport. To help prospective student-athleteswww.nsr-inc.com
Louisville was placed on 2 years probation last November for minor recruiting violations, so you would think they would be on top of things and not take any chances, but—
Trevor Andershock is the 247 Indiana beat reporter who gave a Crystal Ball prediction of Evans to Louisville on the same day (Nov. 24) that the news broke of Evans requesting release from his NLI. I read Minnesota would release him early this week.
If TCU did make contact with Evans, as Tobias Bass of The Athletic reports, via Evans, in the above tweet, then hopefully it was only after Minnesota confirmed to TCU that they would be releasing Evans this week, which yes, might still be technically illegal. But Louisville….
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CountryFrog
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Yea I have no idea what the rules actually are on this stuff. More importantly I have no idea which rules actually get enforced which is the only thing that matters because we all know there are plenty of clear violations that the NCAA seems to not care about pursuing at all.Maybe they quickly changed the rules about tampering?
Once I Sign an NLI, may Other Institutions Recruit me?
No. Once you sign with a D-I or D-II school, all other institutions have to cease contact with you and your family members. Accordingly, you should notify any coach that you’re signed and officially committed. Any contact outside of a greeting or small talk is against the recruiting ban. Even if the conversation has nothing to do with recruiting, it is still a violation. The conversation does not have to result in recruiting discussion for a recruiting ban violation to occur.
10 Questions About National Letters of Intent and NCAA Signing Periods
Thousands of high school seniors will have seven days to sign a National Letter of Intent to attend NCAA Division I and II institutions. Those who don’t sign during the early signing period will sign their NLI during the regular signing period for their sport. To help prospective student-athletes
Eight
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what he said......wait, my bad for presuming gender, what they said
Purp
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The other important factor here is to which institution they choose to apply which rules. Boise, for example, is subject to some rules that others are not. It's not known yet whether or not TCU is on the same list as Boise. It's one of those fine print bylaws somewhere.
Frognosticator
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In a slightly related story, I saw a poutine food truck at the Old Glory rugby game the weekend before last.
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Basketball Recruiting - Recruiting Roundup: Latest on Dennis Evans and Kris Parker
Five-star center Dennis Evans has become a hot commodity after requesting out of his NIL with Minnesota.
basketballrecruiting.rivals.com
Dennis Evans announced that he was requesting out of his National Letter of Intent with Minnesota.
Sources close to the 7-foot-1 prospect tell Rivals that he’s been granted his release since then. Those same sources tell Rivals that Missouri, Louisville and TCU are in heavy pursuit of the talented big man and that the Horned Frogs are making the hardest push thus far.
Putt4Purple
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What’s the story here?
Virginia Frog
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Somebody sent him a chart of the weather cycle in Minnesota..
...It was in Celsius not Fahrenheit where 32 degrees is zero and 20 is -7 below. Maybe he just KNEW those winters would be very unfriendly.
NewFrogFan
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His gloves will need to have sleeves.
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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National Basketball Director for 247Sports reporting that TCU basketball is visiting Dennis Evans at home in California today, Sunday, and Evans is going to Louisville for an official visit next weekend. He officially visited TCU on September 10 before committing to Minnesota on October 17 and then decommitting on February 24.
Maybe TCU can convince him Fort Worth is the place to be and he will cancel that Louisville trip. But, Louisville is about basketball and may have a good NIL program.
Maybe TCU can convince him Fort Worth is the place to be and he will cancel that Louisville trip. But, Louisville is about basketball and may have a good NIL program.
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Wow, I had no idea they were that bad. What the heck?
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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Me either. Wow. They fire their abortion coach and go downhill. Go figure.
Frog DJ
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I spent one absolutely miserable winter in the Republic of Korea when I was in the Army, and I saw more snow and ice in that time than I’ve seen during the rest of my life combined.
I swore to myself that I would never live north of the Mason-Dixon Line for the remainder of my days, and I turned down some great jobs offers up north in order to keep that promise.
This ol’ Texas boy ain’t never seen nothin’ like that before!
Go Frogs!
I swore to myself that I would never live north of the Mason-Dixon Line for the remainder of my days, and I turned down some great jobs offers up north in order to keep that promise.
This ol’ Texas boy ain’t never seen nothin’ like that before!
Go Frogs!
CountryFrog
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You almost have to be trying to lose to be 4-27. You're losing to lots and lots of crap teams OOC and the ACC isn't exactly full of powerful teams this year either. Here are some of the teams they've lost to:
Bellarmine
Wright St
Appalachian St
Lipscomb
They also lost to Texas Tech by 32 and Pitt by 34.
They’re going to be shocked to learn they are not getting the number one pick.
Eight
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admit it country, you made that first name up
CountryFrog
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It's actually my daughter's name. Beautiful, isn't it?
