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Post by taxidea on Aug 12, 2022 17:14:53 GMT -5
Yea! Hope there is some film available to quench our curiosity. Assuming this is a '24 commit. There was another kid I was hoping for, but perhaps shez off the board now. Well then, Letz Go!! she played for the U17 team this past summer Thanks Avid. Just hopped on.
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Post by avid 2.0 on Aug 12, 2022 17:17:29 GMT -5
she played for the U17 team this past summer Thanks Avid. Just hopped on. if you search CEV u17 girls 2022 and get the Wikipedia page you’ll find all of the box scores (the CEV website is a nightmare)
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Post by badgerbreath on Aug 12, 2022 17:29:50 GMT -5
She seems to have done better against the better teams and in the later rounds. At least the beginning of that early match above is pretty sloppy from both teams all around.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2022 18:14:50 GMT -5
Wondering who/ how many middles Wisconain has targeted in a particular recruiting cycle (2024 in this case)? In basketball and football we hear about every offer for scholarships. I kind of like how volleyball is different but wonder why the culture for the players is not to tweet out offers and draw even more attention to their accumen.
Is it the coaches that are mandating secrecy?
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Post by buckyupbuttercup on Aug 12, 2022 18:55:54 GMT -5
Well, for our summer recruiting, we've now got our 2024 top-notch setter and big middle. Those two seemed like the likely add spots from the get-go. Kudos to anyone who had a Polish middle in the betting pool as the 2nd 2024 recruit. And, we got a bonus surprise talented small for this year.
Looking at the potential roster over the next couple of years, I'm still seeing room for another in 2024. With Samrow the only 2023(pending the transfer market) I'm thinking/hoping we still find a quality 2024 outside yet to keep/facilitate some roster balance.
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Post by avid 2.0 on Aug 12, 2022 19:10:51 GMT -5
I know the NIL has changed so much in college athletics, but does it allow college VB teams to play a professional athlete (somebody who has an agent and / or has received more than basic “expenses” while playing on a pro team) in a NCAA match? I don’t believe so. (Because Shanel is facing an eligibility issue for that reason) It’s probably easier to blur the lines between agent and “marketing representative” though with NIL (but I’m not sure NIL even applies to international students… I remember Aiko Jones (Jamaica) complaining about it)
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Post by robtearle on Aug 12, 2022 19:12:59 GMT -5
I know the NIL has changed so much in college athletics, but does it allow college VB teams to play a professional athlete (somebody who has an agent and / or has received more than basic “expenses” while playing on a pro team) in a NCAA match? What makes you say she received more than basic expenses? NCAA baseball players ply in the "summer leagues", in New England and the Midwest (the Madison Muskies), for living expenses while retaining their eligibility. Hockey players quite often play "junior league" hockey in Canada and the equivalent in the US between high school and NCAA. This - and I'm sure the UW Athletic Dept checked carefully - is no different.
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Post by robtearle on Aug 12, 2022 19:15:53 GMT -5
Today was ticket delivery in person day for the team (including GG, BTW). I missed out again! :-(
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Post by buckypete on Aug 12, 2022 19:17:05 GMT -5
I know the NIL has changed so much in college athletics, but does it allow college VB teams to play a professional athlete (somebody who has an agent and / or has received more than basic “expenses” while playing on a pro team) in a NCAA match? What makes you say she received more than basic expenses? NCAA baseball players ply in the "summer leagues", in New England and the Midwest (the Madison Muskies), for living expenses while retaining their eligibility. Hockey players quite often play "junior league" hockey in Canada and the equivalent in the US between high school and NCAA. This - and I'm sure the UW Athletic Dept checked carefully - is no different. Madison Mallards. The Muskies were a A affiliate of the Oakland A's that moved to Michigan in the 90s. I tend not to bother with trying to source out where everything lands in college athletics and trust the giant well-funded athletic department down the street with floors upon floors of staffers in offices to know what they're doing.
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Post by Riviera Minestrone on Aug 12, 2022 19:18:13 GMT -5
I know the NIL has changed so much in college athletics, but does it allow college VB teams to play a professional athlete (somebody who has an agent and / or has received more than basic “expenses” while playing on a pro team) in a NCAA match? What makes you say she received more than basic expenses? NCAA baseball players ply in the "summer leagues", in New England and the Midwest (the Madison Muskies), for living expenses while retaining their eligibility. Hockey players quite often play "junior league" hockey in Canada and the equivalent in the US between high school and NCAA. This - and I'm sure the UW Athletic Dept checked carefully - is no different. Love contrarians, curmudgeons, lurkers and stalkers (= trolls) on VT posting unsubstantiated innuendo.
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Post by robtearle on Aug 12, 2022 19:19:24 GMT -5
What makes you say she received more than basic expenses? NCAA baseball players ply in the "summer leagues", in New England and the Midwest (the Madison Muskies), for living expenses while retaining their eligibility. Hockey players quite often play "junior league" hockey in Canada and the equivalent in the US between high school and NCAA. This - and I'm sure the UW Athletic Dept checked carefully - is no different. Madison Mallards. The Muskies were a A affiliate of the Oakland A's that moved to Michigan in the 90s. I tend not to bother with trying to source out where everything lands in college athletics and trust the giant well-funded athletic department down the street with floors upon floors of staffers in offices to know what they're doing. Ooops! I'm old.
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Post by Kearney Kingston on Aug 12, 2022 19:20:55 GMT -5
What makes you say she received more than basic expenses? NCAA baseball players ply in the "summer leagues", in New England and the Midwest (the Madison Muskies), for living expenses while retaining their eligibility. Hockey players quite often play "junior league" hockey in Canada and the equivalent in the US between high school and NCAA. This - and I'm sure the UW Athletic Dept checked carefully - is no different. Love the contrarians, curmudgeons, lurkers & stalkers (= trolls) here posting unsubstantiated innuendo. Is that an answer to the question about defining professional status?
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Post by Kearney Kingston on Aug 13, 2022 17:13:22 GMT -5
Are there crickets in Madison?
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Post by robtearle on Aug 13, 2022 18:30:46 GMT -5
Are there crickets in Madison? I assumed your post was rhetorical. Yes, my answer to you was in regard to how the NCAA views "professionalism" and eligibility. So long as you are not paid to play, but only paid living expenses, you can retain your eligibility. And I gave examples. Yas, there are crickets in Madison. Kind of foggy rainy tonight, so we probably won't hear them.
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Post by badgerbreath on Aug 13, 2022 19:12:22 GMT -5
Are there crickets in Madison? Field, ground, tree and mole crickets. Madison has em all. But this is a volleyball forum.
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