Busy weekend at MU
With the Marquette Golden Eagles' exhibition opener a little more than a week away as of this writing, things are predictably starting to get busy on campus.
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/106349823.html
Quote from: ToddRosiakSays on October 29, 2010, 06:45:31 PM
Busy weekend at MU
With the Marquette Golden Eagles' exhibition opener a little more than a week away as of this writing, things are predictably starting to get busy on campus.
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/106349823.html
I think these practices are great for the team. It is a good thing that our current coach is generally well liked & respected throughout the game.
PROOF Milwaukee is a MECCA for basketball.
Wish I was on campus...the energy must be everywhere!
Just another silly NCAA rule...
You can have scrimmages against DIII teams and sell tickets, etc. But you cannot open these scrimmages against D1 schools to the public, keep score, or even have reporters present.
Sometimes the NCAA regulates simply for the sake of regulation.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on October 30, 2010, 07:04:04 AM
Just another silly NCAA rule...
You can have scrimmages against DIII teams and sell tickets, etc. But you cannot open these scrimmages against D1 schools to the public, keep score, or even have reporters present.
Sometimes the NCAA regulates simply for the sake of regulation.
I thought this was a strange rule as well. Two possible reasons that come to mind is: 1) that by selling tickets to it the NCAA views it as a sneaky way to have yet another real revenue game (bring in more versus a Marathon Oil or DIII team); and/or 2) come tournament time people will be taking into consideration a "scrimmage" game that shouldn't be counted.
Scrimaging another school has a lot of value. However, I got to wonder if that is a good time to have a recruit on an official visit. I assume he cannot attend the scrimage. He will probably end up hanging out with Wilson and Singleton, but there is a significant amount of time when he cannot be with the majority of the team and coaches. Seems to me to be an odd time to have an offical visit.
Derrick Wilson is at the scrimmage....
Quote from: drbeauch on October 30, 2010, 02:15:03 PM
Derrick Wilson is at the scrimmage....
Assuming the statement that only the team's personnel from both schools is allowed at the scrimage, than Wilson being there is a violation.
Quote from: bilsu on October 30, 2010, 08:56:24 PM
Assuming the statement that only the team's personnel from both schools is allowed at the scrimage, than Wilson being there is a violation.
You really think Buzz would knowingly commit a violation and have it published in the paper?
--Recruits can only attend if they are on official recruiting visits, not unpaid unofficial ones.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on October 30, 2010, 07:04:04 AM
Just another silly NCAA rule...
You can have scrimmages against DIII teams and sell tickets, etc. But you cannot open these scrimmages against D1 schools to the public, keep score, or even have reporters present.
Sometimes the NCAA regulates simply for the sake of regulation.
Stop joking around, that sure doesn't sound like a monopoly to me!
How can it be a monopoly when its member organizations make the rules?