can you even walk after having Hip surgery let alone 2.
He played 10 games.
no cheating to it the NCAA allows a player to play 10 games. then can apply for a medical RS. everybody knew that Jordan wanted to play but it all depended on his hip allowing him to play. there were days when he didn't even practice because of his hip.
just like in FB player can play in up to 4 games and still keep their RS for that year.
I want JBo back, so that we can break his hip. It wouldn't be hard, Iowa is so soft.
Oh, more than a little. Thug is the PC version of saying the n-word.And it Iowa, that's only.....
Why are you bringing facts into Iowa fight? Facts don't matter in Iowa.I'm sure the NCAA will allow it, but it is kind of bending the rules. NCAA bylaw states that the injury must result in incapacity to compete for the remainder of the playing season. The injury already occurred - and yet he still played 10 games. To me, that demonstrates that he did have the capacity to compete with the hip injury. Was he 100%? No, of course not. But it obviously wasn't resulting in "incapacity to compete". If it was, he wouldn't have logged a single minute.
Uneven schedule, you would have lost @ Nebraska if you had to play there like we did.
Only scrubs win the Big10 and are still an afterthought.
I mean, I'm pretty sure we had the hardest road games in conference, and if we're not the hardest, we're right there.
I'm sure the NCAA will allow it, but it is kind of bending the rules. (Mmmm, no, not really......) NCAA bylaw states that the injury must result in incapacity to compete for the remainder of the playing season. (Yeah.....he had f***ing surgery for it. "Blah blah blah gray area" we'll get into that later....) The injury already occurred - and yet he still played 10 games. (Cordell Pemsl did the same thing last year with his back injury, might've been his knee, but I don't care enough to look up what it was specifically. He played in a few games, and then shut it down for the season after the ISU game, and was granted the waiver. It is not like this is some uncommon thing that Iowa is exploiting.) To me, that demonstrates that he did have the capacity to compete with the hip injury. Was he 100%? No, of course not. But it obviously wasn't resulting in "incapacity to compete". (You're either reading into that what you want.....or spinning it so you can troll Gil.) If it was, he wouldn't have logged a single minute. (That's not the point of the rule though. There's a reason they permit players to compete in a certain number of games.)
I thought he was an MSU talking head. Turns out he's just a complete buffoon.
Iowa w/Bohannon > DukeI'm not disputing that the NCAA will grant the medical hardship. I just think the potential ruling on it would contradict the actual bylaw. (Well it doesn't.......so you don't have to worry anymore. Hope that helps!)
No matter. His defense is so bad Iowa might actually have a net loss in production when he returns.
Seems like a lateral transition, aside from Ramsey being brainwashed by Hype Fitzgerald........
You probably would wish Iowa outbid Nerds for him once you see your putrid (adj. for Petras) offense.
