Miller can’t play this season at MD Troy70 Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 9,267 Likes Received: 9,407 Jul 31, 2020 #1 Rule that his old coach can’t be his QB Coach at MD. Will this push him to enroll in January? TheTrojanKnight, Trojan Man 30, gubo&palanka and 3 others like this.
LDIABootney Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 823 Likes Received: 397 Aug 1, 2020 #2 Wouldn't be a good look if he went back to Alemany.
qqqqqqqman Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 3,489 Likes Received: 4,482 Aug 2, 2020 #3 Wow...how did Rollie and/or the QB coach screw that up? Or did Moss just transfer after the fact?
LoyalTrojan Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 2,202 Likes Received: 2,259 Aug 2, 2020 #4 Seems like kind of a lame rule.... TheTrojanKnight, mvpreed2 and Rodgarnay51 like this.
mvpreed2 Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 1,813 Likes Received: 1,233 Aug 4, 2020 #5 Yes it is, BUT if there is no way that you can physically prove that is not the reason for transferring to Mater Dei (which there are several for an elite HS football prospect), someone can make that case this situation be shut down before it even gets started. This rule has been put into place around 2008 ( I believe) when Kansas (basketball) hired a prospect's father to a coaching position, and then fired him months after his son declared for the NBA Draft. I mean the move still goes on, but it is something like the coach has to be on staff for a certain amount of time before/after the prospect arrives/leaves campus to avoid the whole poaching/recruiting optics. CrownoftheValley likes this.
Yes it is, BUT if there is no way that you can physically prove that is not the reason for transferring to Mater Dei (which there are several for an elite HS football prospect), someone can make that case this situation be shut down before it even gets started. This rule has been put into place around 2008 ( I believe) when Kansas (basketball) hired a prospect's father to a coaching position, and then fired him months after his son declared for the NBA Draft. I mean the move still goes on, but it is something like the coach has to be on staff for a certain amount of time before/after the prospect arrives/leaves campus to avoid the whole poaching/recruiting optics.
Trojan 41 New Member Joined: Aug 5, 2020 Messages: 14 Likes Received: 3 Aug 7, 2020 #6 This story is not true. Read about it on TOS. Moss decided to EE before ever applying for the athletic transfer. This is just Sondheimer and maybe some other bitter Mater Dei haters not acting like adults. Bryce had the exact situation with the same coach, transfer, and school, and all was approved.
This story is not true. Read about it on TOS. Moss decided to EE before ever applying for the athletic transfer. This is just Sondheimer and maybe some other bitter Mater Dei haters not acting like adults. Bryce had the exact situation with the same coach, transfer, and school, and all was approved.
ErikMcKinney Administrator Staff Member Joined: Apr 17, 2018 Messages: 5,796 Likes Received: 14,455 Aug 7, 2020 #7 I believe it's also about following a coach from one school to another, which Moss didn't do in going to Mater Dei.
I believe it's also about following a coach from one school to another, which Moss didn't do in going to Mater Dei.
mkmora74 Junior Member Joined: Aug 24, 2017 Messages: 150 Likes Received: 99 Aug 16, 2020 #8 No sense playing his senior season anyway. He already has made his choice to sign with USC. Why risk getting hurt. Many top senior recruits will probably end up sitting out the season if played in spring.
No sense playing his senior season anyway. He already has made his choice to sign with USC. Why risk getting hurt. Many top senior recruits will probably end up sitting out the season if played in spring.
