I don't know the story at all but there are always cases where it makes sense to let the kids play. JMO
If Kevin Mensah is allowed to play (either by court order or MIAA waiver) then what's the point of having any rules about transferring?
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so if the attitude is just let the kid play, should there be rules regarding transferring? would set a horrible precedent.
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Why would a rule prohibit a student athlete from leaving a private school to attend a public school?
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so they can't flock to one school to further their athletic career. private->public, public->private, public->public all same
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Devil in the details. Great to know schools can come together to be on the same page.
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why should they have signed it? He said why he was transferring. The 200 wasn't comp until after season started.
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date of signature matters
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I guess this puts you in the do away with all rules regarding transferring. kids are free to go whenever, wherever. cool.
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so the people of Worcester should have to pay ShepHill so he can attend to boost his chances of getting a scholarship?
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he'll get a scholarship even if he doesn't play this fall. i'm pointing out it's slippery slope argument for letting him play.
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