When will we know Mayo's situation?

[w0bbie]

That was said, but never verified.

MU may never have said it directly in a press release, but...

From Hunt:
"Mayo is ineligible per NCAA regulations."
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/177389121.html

From Paint Touches:
"Mayo's ineligibility stems from the NCAA's minimum requirements."
http://painttouches.com/2012/11/05/todd-mayo-ruled-academically-ineligible/

[MUfan12]

He's been practicing the past two days, and Buzz will meet with Todd and his parents tomorrow. Nothing set in stone, but I have to think that's a good sign.

https://twitter.com/PaintTouches/status/281146800704978945

https://twitter.com/PaintTouches/status/281149781278093312

[Benny B]

He's been practicing the past two days, and Buzz will meet with Todd and his parents tomorrow. Nothing set in stone, but I have to think that's a good sign.

https://twitter.com/PaintTouches/status/281146800704978945

https://twitter.com/PaintTouches/status/281149781278093312

Now if that don't beat all.  Here we take the good time and trouble to discuss every possible outcome of the situation, and for what?  So we can find out the answer* has been right in front of us all along.  I am depressed.


*Mayo would be NCAA eligible (i.e. able to participate in practice) on the 17th, but he could remain subject to an MU-imposed suspension.

[BCHoopster]

Call it the last dance, everybody deserves a second chance, it might be more for him?

[Tugg Speedman]

He has to be eligible.  If he practiced the last two days and is not eligible, then MU violated NCAA rules.

Now what are the odds that Todd busted his hump for two months to become eligible, practiced the last two days only to call it all off tomorrow?  0.00%

So, does he gets any minutes tomorrow at UWGB?  I say yes because he parents are in town and presumably will travel with the team to attend the game (even if it is a few minutes).