(11-13-2019, 06:41 PM)BostonCard Wrote: (11-13-2019, 06:07 PM)jonnyss Wrote: (11-13-2019, 05:22 PM)BobK Wrote: We had a football recruit takevthe SAT or ACT 7 times before he got accepted. Sometimes people stop just no mas.
Or sometimes players like our 4th just couldn’t get in. No we did t rank her 4th it seemed to end a bit ago.
My chalk question is your question. Unless you beat me to it
sounds interesting, but i'm not quite sure what you're saying. are you referencing a particular recruit? can you perhaps clarify?
What he's saying is that we would have taken a fourth recruit, who was trying to get a qualifying test score and after repeated attempts gave up. I think she's been mentioned in this thread.
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Also, by the chalk talk question, I think Bob meant that we don't know what Tara will do with the 15th scholarship. We can try asking at chalk talk and see if we get any answers.
Heck, maybe Tara doesn't know yet! There are a few possibilities that come to mind.
The year when Anna Wilson missed so many games with injuries doesn't qualify for the NCAA criteria on an injury redshirt, which require that the player appeared in less then 30% of team competitions, none of them past the midpoint of the season. Anna did play some after the midpoint, but then had a second separate injury and couldn't play anymore, so there's a chance the NCAA would take that into consideration and grant an exception, allowing her to come back next year. The NCAA seems to have gotten less generous with exceptions lately, though.
Or there could be a plan B or a walkon who could use the scholarship -- perhaps only for a year, if Pac-12 and Stanford policies still allow that.
Or just save it to allow a larger 2021 class.