Question on Nic Moore

[stangsup4]

It would be smart for him to stay. Play his senior year under LB as the best player in the conference.

[SMU Smitty]

its actually a recruiting violation to contact players without a release or at least until the season is over

Correction: It is only a recruiting violation if some up and coming team like SMU does it. I'm certain the teams that are contacting him are exempt from that type of regulation.

[Oliver]

He's being hit up by other schools for his 5th year.

Should this be a legitimate concern? I guess as an SMU fan you have to prepared for new cruel and unusual scenarios to present themselves, but I can't live with the idea of this..

[SMUstangs22]

What is the chance he stays?

[couch 'em]

Why would be leave

[RGV Pony]

Someone trying to poach him would think he'd leave because of a looming post-season ban, or that would be their angle anyway

[CalallenStang]

its actually a recruiting violation to contact players without a release or at least until the season is over

let's turn them in! who is it??

That's not how this works. All this is done through other channels, no violation

[Bergermeister]

He's being hit up by other schools for his 5th year.

[Charleston Pony]

Nic needs to stay to mentor the young guns coming in. He's going to be tough to replace

[DanFreibergerForHeisman]

Can't we just make sure he doesn't fulfill his graduation requirements but still remains academically eligible?

[LA_Mustang]

“@JonRothstein: Simply a joke that Nic Moore isn't regularly mentioned among college basketball's best PGs. Makes big shots. Runs his team. Terrific player.”

[smupony94]

its actually a recruiting violation to contact players without a release or at least until the season is over

let's turn them in! who is it??

That's not how this works. All this is done through other channels, no violation

AAU coaches

[RI Stang]

Didn't make final 17 for Cousy award. What a joke.

[PonyGirl]

He's the POY in our conference.

Should be!

[PonyGirl]

Can't we just make sure he doesn't fulfill his graduation requirements but still remains academically eligible?