Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:06 pmcouch 'em wrote:This was a joke, but in retrospect is more plausible than I intended.
You sir get a red horseshoe. Well played and executed.
You sir get a red horseshoe. Well played and executed.
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Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:06 pmYou sir get a red horseshoe. Well played and executed.
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:08 pmMaybe we should get these threads deleted. smupony94 any ideas? This time you could work your magic for the Common Good.
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:21 pmHeh, good one. Had me going. Please let the nakedness commence and kill this thread.
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 10:43 pmwow, congratulations couch .... i will never believe a thing you say again.
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 1:08 amDespite the fact that this thread was a joke, I think this statement is untrue. If he played both sports, he would remain a basketball scholarship because he played basketball only in his first year.Stallion wrote:if this is true as soon as he walks on the football field it will be counted as a Football Scholarship-BUT I thought McCoy was considered a Top CB prospect rather than WR.
With that said ... Paul, PonyFans love watching you play, and we want and need you running the show for us for the next few years. Please put this jibberish to rest, and I'll renew my season tickets as soon as they go on sale.
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 1:59 pmDark Horse wrote:Despite the fact that this thread was a joke, I think this statement is untrue. If he played both sports, he would remain a basketball scholarship because he played basketball only in his first year.Stallion wrote:if this is true as soon as he walks on the football field it will be counted as a Football Scholarship-BUT I thought McCoy was considered a Top CB prospect rather than WR.
With that said ... Paul, PonyFans love watching you play, and we want and need you running the show for us for the next few years. Please put this jibberish to rest, and I'll renew my season tickets as soon as they go on sale.
Actually, he is correct, if you cannot play football while on athletic scholarship for another sport. Rule was made to prevent teams from warehousing players, without it schools would create bowling teams and mens questrian teams, to give scholarships to potential football recruits. If you play football, you MUST be on football scholarship (or no scholarship/walk on).
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:26 amThe XtC wrote:Dark Horse wrote:Despite the fact that this thread was a joke, I think this statement is untrue. If he played both sports, he would remain a basketball scholarship because he played basketball only in his first year.Stallion wrote:if this is true as soon as he walks on the football field it will be counted as a Football Scholarship-BUT I thought McCoy was considered a Top CB prospect rather than WR.
With that said ... Paul, PonyFans love watching you play, and we want and need you running the show for us for the next few years. Please put this jibberish to rest, and I'll renew my season tickets as soon as they go on sale.
Actually, he is correct, if you cannot play football while on athletic scholarship for another sport. Rule was made to prevent teams from warehousing players, without it schools would create bowling teams and mens questrian teams, to give scholarships to potential football recruits. If you play football, you MUST be on football scholarship (or no scholarship/walk on).
If you wanted to play football, and b-ball, wouldn't you just count as a
scholie in both sports
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 2:19 pmPlanoStang wrote:The XtC wrote:Dark Horse wrote:Despite the fact that this thread was a joke, I think this statement is untrue. If he played both sports, he would remain a basketball scholarship because he played basketball only in his first year.Stallion wrote:if this is true as soon as he walks on the football field it will be counted as a Football Scholarship-BUT I thought McCoy was considered a Top CB prospect rather than WR.
With that said ... Paul, PonyFans love watching you play, and we want and need you running the show for us for the next few years. Please put this jibberish to rest, and I'll renew my season tickets as soon as they go on sale.
Actually, he is correct, if you cannot play football while on athletic scholarship for another sport. Rule was made to prevent teams from warehousing players, without it schools would create bowling teams and mens questrian teams, to give scholarships to potential football recruits. If you play football, you MUST be on football scholarship (or no scholarship/walk on).
If you wanted to play football, and b-ball, wouldn't you just count as a
scholie in both sports
No, you'd only count as one scholarship, and it would be for football.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 3:56 pmThis thread just about made my day (yes I need FB season to start). I am still laughing. This is a classic! I think it shows how fragile SMU fans (both FB and BB) are, that this could seem plausible enough to so many.