Good read. LOL @ transferring just for basketball and returning to his old school for football. WTH?!
Don't hate the player hate the game. Bizarre that this is even allowed. I know in Pennsylvania when I was in high school (5 years ago) if you jumped from high school to high school for sports & your old school could prove it you would be ineligible (except Catholic schools if I remember correctly). I think they are working towards a voucher system though.
When I was in high school there was a kid that would do this for football and baseball. His Dad lived in KY so he went there to play football and came back to FL for baseball. There was a little different reasoning behind switching for football because he was a decent passer and was close to breaking Tim Couch's record for yards I believe and it was evident he wouldn't do it against the comp in FL and the team around him. He ended up choosing baseball though and spent some time in the Pirates system. Solid athlete.
Yeah but you're talking about different states. This example is with schools within an hour of each other. That's crazy that it's allowed.
I realize they are different states, was just adding perspective from my experiences. This was an issue with schools a lot closer then an hour to each other, sometimes even rival schools, which is why kids were being deemed ineligible for a full year from their transfer date. PIAA wasn't ****ing with kids transferring for athletic reasons to stack certain schools, which seems to be prevalent in Florida.