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Hubert / Hall -SMU

PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:36 pm
by SMU89
http://www.brenhambanner.com/articles/2 ... orts03.txt

Hubert said before Monday’s first practice of the year that he paid attention to fellow Brenham defensive back Jeremy Hall’s challenges last month when Hall, who signed with SMU in February, was denied admission to the university despite being an NCAA qualifier and receiving no prior warning that he may not be accepted to the school. Hall has since signed a scholarship with the University of Texas-San Antonio.

Re: Hubert / Hall -SMU

PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:43 pm
by The PonyGrad
He says he is still committed so no cause to panick.

Best thing to do is to get him admitted asap.

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Re: Hubert / Hall -SMU

PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:45 pm
by abezontar
SMU89 wrote:http://www.brenhambanner.com/articles/2010/08/03/sports/sports03.txt

Hubert said before Monday’s first practice of the year that he paid attention to fellow Brenham defensive back Jeremy Hall’s challenges last month when Hall, who signed with SMU in February, was denied admission to the university despite being an NCAA qualifier and receiving no prior warning that he may not be accepted to the school. Hall has since signed a scholarship with the University of Texas-San Antonio.



While I didn't like the way SMU handled the situation this summer, was it really without warning? I thought it was his second or third appeal?

Re: Hubert / Hall -SMU

PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 4:07 pm
by Stallion
he retook the ACT well after signing date. Close cases can't be calculated on sliding scale until end of spring semester. It is overstated. Any number of persons should have told him-including high school coach, SMU Head Coach, SMU assistant Coach, SMU admissions. He knew he was in at lest admission jeopardy or he wouldn't have taken the post signing day test

Re: Hubert / Hall -SMU

PostPosted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:15 pm
by Mexmustang
He was still NCAA qualified, got accepted to UTSA, the second largest university (29,000) in the University of Texas system, with over 50 advanced and over 20 doctorate programs. There were a number of these late "testors" last year and they got in without the drama.