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Enrolling a semester early makes a lot of sense to me for volleyball, so long as the player can handle it academically. Wisconsin has five doing so this spring (an unusually large incoming freshmen class for VB). They get extra practice time developing the connection and timing with the setter...
So generally, they are 17 year olds playing against 21 and 22 year olds. That doesn't sound like a very good idea to me. Certainly not an advantage.
You mentioned Primerano. Can you point to anyone else who has done this? And what does it have to do with "decommits" and the portal?
Their "five year clock" starts when they enroll. But because football (and volleyball) are fall sports only, their clock starting to run early doesn't matter. But for an ice hockey player, it could well matter.
So, what do they do during the spring? What is the advantage? How does not being in either school for the spring gain them anything?
(Not to mention they miss out playing the spring half of their senior year in high school.)
Entering in the fall isn't "early".
Incoming freshmen volleyball players will graduate a semester early from high school, so they can play in spring VB matches and practice with their college team, with it essentially not affecting their four years of eligibility playing their fall sport.
But ice hockey spans both semesters of a...
Prompted by something I saw on Facebook:
if I counted correctly, Lacey Eden ends her Badger career having played in 149 games the Badgers won, surpassing the number of wins - 144 - Britta Curl played in.
(Because of the extra COVID half-year, they have significantly more wins as players like...
It's been talked about for at least a couple years now, and the concern was always what effect a conference tournament would have on teams playing a bunch of VB right before heading into the NCAA tournament. Would three or more matches tire them out, and hurt their performance in the NCAAs, etc...
Milwaukee Journal has an article this morning saying that all the winter sports coaches received their annual contract extensions. Retirement to the ranch waits at least one more year for MJ.
This is going to seem totally random, because it pretty much is. And it's going to take a while to get there.
Back starting in 2016 and running a half-dozen years, there was a Canadian TV show called "Letterkenny", about a small town in Canada and the people who live there. Rapid-fire...
210 men's players entered their transfer portal today, the first day of the "one-time" undergrad transfer period (which isn't one-time anymore, is it...)
My niece's husband was a walk-on on the football team his freshman year, the same year McIntosh was a freshman. He likes to say that his job at practice was to get off an Aaron Gibson block, and go tackle Ron Dayne, and that's why he only lasted one year (it's not, but it's a good line.)
I...
Denver is "supposed" to be there, UW is not. Going with the Las Vegas theme, the Badgers are playing with house money. Play loose, play free, see what happens.
(Tim will understand this better than maybe some of the others, but it's giving me 2023 Cam Kronish vibes.)
Seriously?!?
His post was pointing out that it was Ohio State who knocked the UW women's team out of their conference tournament. That turned out to be UW's last loss of the year, with them going on to win the national championship.
The post came to mind when the UW men's team won on Thursday...
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