Good to see you took my advice and started following college basketball.

I also follow the local teams Brick. That has never changed. I also follow the local kids which he happens to be. With that being the case College Basketball still sucks.

I go back to a time when the quality of College Basketball of really good. You don't. That is the difference. I know it is a shitty ass product that is why I don't watch.

Wouldn't be surprised at all if he turns up at Illinois or Depaul.

Probably Illinois
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So you don't watch any college basketball?

I just want to know how seriously I should take your opinions on it.

When would he be eligible to play?

I watch DePaul and some Illinois. I catch a game with the other teams every now and then but I follow the top guys when they are in high school.

None of that matters because I guarantee that I know much more about Kahlil (you know the subject of the thread) than you do. Do you care to comment about him or do you want to make about what I may or may not know about college basketball?

He plays college basketball and I would prefer to talk about him. Any thoughts?

Probably goes pro. Bad timing on the transfer unless he can get one of the magical NCAA waivers for next year. Should have left UK before semester started there.

Good to hear you took my advice.

Unlikely. You didn't even know who PJ Washington was until he played the Bulls.

He seems to have been pretty overrated.

Probably Second Semester Next Season at the earliest. He may be able to get one of those waivers which allows him to play immediately next season however.

He won't be eligible for the second semester next season if he isn't available for the first.

He could get a waiver because the NCAA is way too lenient on handing those out now.

If you transfer from a four-year college to an NCAA school, you must complete one academic year in residence at the new school before you can play for or receive travel expenses from the new school, unless you qualify for a transfer exception or waiver.

You don't even understand transfer rules yet you comport yourself as if you are Mr. NCAA
If you transfer from a four-year college to an NCAA school, you must complete one academic year in residence at the new school before you can play for or receive travel expenses from the new school, unless you qualify for a transfer exception or waiver.
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Yes, and he has played in games during the 2nd semester at Kentucky. That makes it impossible for him to complete one academic year in residence at a new school. If he had transferred in December it was plausible he could be eligible for the 2nd semester.

No your original point was that he couldn't play in the second semester if he participated in the first. Nice try though.

Yes, and he has played in games during the 2nd semester at Kentucky. That makes it impossible for him to complete one academic year in residence at a new school. If he had transferred in December it was plausible he could be eligible for the 2nd semester.

Illinois wouldn't get an exemption. They couldn't even get one for that TE from Georgia who wanted to live close to his sick grandmother.

Its possible. DePaul got it for Charlie Moore.

And you are still probably wrong if Kentucky's 2nd Semester has yet to start. You have until the start of the 2nd Semester to transfer. Very few if any colleges start their 2nd semesters in Dec. If Kentucky's second semester hasn't started yet then he is still eligible to play 2nd Semester next season

Huh? You didn't read it correctly.
"He won't be eligible for the second semester next season if he isn't available for the first."

So, if he isn't eligible for games in November in the next season, then he isn't available for the games in February either.

If he gets a waiver, he is eligible immediately.

Do you honestly think I was saying that he could play for the first half of next season and then not be able to play in the second half of next season?

It's not. Illinois has never gotten jack from the NCAA.

Kentucky's second semester has started.

[quote="Boilermaker Rick]He won't be eligible for the second semester next season if he isn't available for the first.
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Doesn't change the fact that you don't know what the hell you are talking about. Just like you don't know who the kid is either.

Wouldn't be surprised at all if he turns up at Illinois or Depaul.

Looks like all athletes named Khalil come to Chicago to underachieve.

This statement was factually incorrect.

In this thread, you thought he could be eligible in the second semester without a waiver, and you thought I was saying that he would be eligible for the first half of the season but not the second one. It's not a great time to say anyone doesn't know something.