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She is 61 years old

Caused them to shut the whole school down

Of course it is someone in Birmingham doing the heavy lifting for this. Garth

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"Jonathan: Thanks for the dialogue.

First, I would like to invite you to next season’s @SEC Tournament in Nashville. We will show you good Southern hospitality as you watch 30+ future NBA players.

Re your question: My view is rooted in the NCAA’s 2026-27 Athletics Eligibility Certification Process Guidelines. (These are not new rules per se, but provide updated interpretive guidance.)

• Page 1 references “actual and necessary expenses,” a longstanding element of NCAA eligibility analysis.

• Page 2 identifies the factors NCAA staff must use to determine the eligibility of an international player with prior pro experience. Specifically, it states “[NCAA] staff should consider the totality of a [prospect’s] experience with a professional team (e.g., length of time, quality of league, educational nexus) to determine if a withholding condition or eligibility not reinstated is appropriate.”

Collectively, (1) the “actual and necessary expenses” analysis, and (2) factors such as “length of time, quality of league, and educational nexus,” inform my view that the NCAA’s approach generally is not intended to turn away 18, 19, and even 20 year old international players.

Generally, the international players who will have more difficulty satisfying this multi-factor analysis are older players who (1) played multiple seasons in a high level professional league (and likely were compensated accordingly) and (2) are multiple years removed from being enrolled in school.

I believe international players will continue to be an important part of college basketball. In light of the NCAA’s updated guidance, international players would be well-served to enroll earlier in their developmental process and, ideally, embrace the full American college experience and ultimately earn their degree."

Another driver, Brian Vickers used to get pulmonary embolisms and DVT

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He is definitely not set against Arlington. He honestly doesn't know much about either place. Just had some people mention Fort Worth to him.

So what are some good places in Arlington?

Changed the OP to include both places

Thanks

that will be working in Arlington?

He wants to keep it under 30 minute commute

Thanks

Time for some runs here

Ruckert obviously screwed up

Then Pearson had the out at 3rd after that and couldn't pick the ball up

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LSU's betting on a judge being friendly with them

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That was Ole Miss' entire approach with Chambliss and it worked

Texas Tech is about to try it with Sorsby

This isn't the Onion?