Big East Conference BET Results

[Jay Bee]

Exhibitions don't count. He played in 9/30 games, exactly 30%. He should be eligible if he doesn't return. JB can correct if that's not right.

Yes, the 30% requirement is met - no problem there. Just a nuance, but he'd be a good candidate if he doesn't return because he remains medically incapacitated through the rest of the season... by rule, if he was healthy in 8 weeks and could play, but decided not to, he would not (by rule) eligible for a medical hardship waiver.

[Galway Eagle]

Yes, the 30% requirement is met - no problem there. Just a nuance, but he'd be a good candidate if he doesn't return because he remains medically incapacitated through the rest of the season... by rule, if he was healthy in 8 weeks and could play, but decided not to, he would not (by rule) eligible for a medical hardship waiver.

Does the 30% thing only apply for the beginning of the season? Like could Hunior Cadougan have applied because he missed everything prior to the Cuse game?

[The Sultan]

Does the 30% thing only apply for the beginning of the season? Like could Hunior Cadougan have applied because he missed everything prior to the Cuse game?

No.  The injury also has to occur before the midpoint of the season AND, as JB says, keeps them incapacitated for the remainder of the season.

[Jay Bee]

Does the 30% thing only apply for the beginning of the season? Like could Hunior Cadougan have applied because he missed everything prior to the Cuse game?

First, to give a bit more guidance on the 30%. The calc takes your regular season schedule, plus one (and only one) for the conference tourney. So, for Seton Hall, there are 31 contests for purpose of the calc. 31 x 30% = 9.3. Because of the rounding up allowed by the Bylaws, this means he could play in up to 10 games and still meet the 30%

Another requirement is that the incapacitating injury occurs during the first half of the season. So, he could have sat the first 5 games, played ten and got hurt in game 15 and still be good to be a plain vanilla candidate for the medical hardship waiver

[CTWarrior]

Don't understand the math here.  If he plays in 10/31, that is 32.26%, which rounds to 32% or 33% depending on your method, both of which are greater than 30%.  Doesn't that make 9 the max?

[oldwarrior81]

Halliburton owning The Hall

I don't recall MU ever being mentioned in Tyrese Haliburton's recruiting.  Seems like a real miss on him.
He played only 80 miles from campus in Oshkosh.
Some are projecting him to eventually be a NBA first round draft pick.

[Jay Bee]

Don't understand the math here.  If he plays in 10/31, that is 32.26%, which rounds to 32% or 33% depending on your method, both of which are greater than 30%.  Doesn't that make 9 the max?

No. Please see Bylaw 12.8.4.2.6.2:

Fraction in Percent Computation. Any computation of the percent limitation that results in a fractional portion of a contest or date of competition shall be rounded to the next whole number (e.g., 30 percent of a 29-game basketball schedule—8.7 games—shall be considered nine games).

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So, take the scheduled games (as defined) – in this case, 31. Multiply 30% by 31. That equals 9.3. Round up to 10. In this case, the max is actually 32.3%.

[CTWarrior]

No. Please see Bylaw 12.8.4.2.6.2:

Fraction in Percent Computation. Any computation of the percent limitation that results in a fractional portion of a contest or date of competition shall be rounded to the next whole number (e.g., 30 percent of a 29-game basketball schedule—8.7 games—shall be considered nine games).

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So, take the scheduled games (as defined) – in this case, 31. Multiply 30% by 31. That equals 9.3. Round up to 10. In this case, the max is actually 32.3%.

Gotcha, thanks.

[The Sultan]

I don't recall MU ever being mentioned in Tyrese Haliburton's recruiting.  Seems like a real miss on him.
He played only 80 miles from campus in Oshkosh.
Some are projecting him to eventually be a NBA first round draft pick.

He wasn't.  Ranked something like 170 coming out of high school.  Neither UW nor MU looked much at him.  Great article on the guy.

https://www.theringer.com/2019/11/27/20984769/tyrese-haliburton-iowa-state-nba-draft-prospect

[Herman Cain]

Future Big East Member U Conn is 6-2 and has a game in the Garden against Indiana tomorrow night.

Xavier Beat U Conn earlier this year at neutral site.

Nova will play The Huskies  at home later this year.

[Pakuni]

NY Post says  Mamukelashvili had surgery today and is out 6-10 weeks.

[BM1090]

NY Post says  Mamukelashvili had surgery today and is out 6-10 weeks.

Means he'll almost certainly miss our first game with SHU, as that's 4.5 weeks away.

[Herman Cain]

Means he'll almost certainly miss our first game with SHU, as that's 4.5 weeks away.

https://twitter.com/NYPost_Brazille/status/1204180780739629056

[lawdog77]

Means he'll almost certainly miss our first game with SHU, as that's 4.5 weeks away.

I have a feeling he will make a miraculous recovery and play against us.

[🏀]

I have a feeling he will make a miraculous recovery and play against us.

And Theo will be ejected with that news.

[PGsHeroes32]

Yes, the 30% requirement is met - no problem there. Just a nuance, but he'd be a good candidate if he doesn't return because he remains medically incapacitated through the rest of the season... by rule, if he was healthy in 8 weeks and could play, but decided not to, he would not (by rule) eligible for a medical hardship waiver.

Who decides "able to play"

Bohannon for Iowa is "able to play" right now but has til Thursday to decide to shut it down and get a red shirt for next year.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Real tough blow for the Pirates. Mamu is their best non-Powell player IMHO.

[Jay Bee]

Who decides "able to play"

Bohannon for Iowa is "able to play" right now but has til Thursday to decide to shut it down and get a red shirt for next year.

A doc would provide an opinion that the player was incapable of playing. Hogan mon doesn't simply get to decide - he'd need medical staff to be if the opinion that he needs to shut it down because playing now is causing new issues. It's a bit of a unique case.

(And, it wouldn't be a redshirt. A redshirt is a description of someone who doesn't play a second).

[wadesworld]

A doc would provide an opinion that the player was incapable of playing. Hogan mon doesn't simply get to decide - he'd need medical staff to be if the opinion that he needs to shut it down because playing now is causing new issues. It's a bit of a unique case.

(And, it wouldn't be a redshirt. A redshirt is a description of someone who doesn't play a second).

Don't worry. A simple Google search will provide a player with results of doctors all over the place who will lie to provide a scholar athlete an extra year of eligibility. Cheeks promised many links to prove it, so it must be true.

Say you're injured. Find a doctor to confirm the lie. Simple.

[Herman Cain]

Real tough blow for the Pirates. Mamu is their best non-Powell player IMHO.

I agree with this analysis.

[Cheeks]

Don't worry. A simple Google search will provide a player with results of doctors all over the place who will lie to provide a scholar athlete an extra year of eligibility. Cheeks promised many links to prove it, so it must be true.

Say you're injured. Find a doctor to confirm the lie. Simple.

I provided a number showing doctor shopping.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Don't worry. A simple Google search will provide a player with results of doctors all over the place who will lie to provide a scholar athlete an extra year of eligibility. Cheeks promised many links to prove it, so it must be true.

Say you're injured. Find a doctor to confirm the lie. Simple.

He wouldn't lie, would he?

[Cheeks]

He wouldn't lie, would he?

"Every main contributor to Dayton committed before Grant was the head coach".....according to Wades....was he lying or just wrong?  I'll go with the latter.  Now, in your case you were flat out lying about the investing thread....but that's who you are.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

OK, Hoopaloop

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

Caution thread ruiner sighted!