Originally posted by Surfah
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You are correct in fact the other lineman they have over there with zero offers is just as good as Lindsay and would walk on at BYU.*Banned*
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Well I hope so. It's rare that we land these kinds of kids though. At least on that side of the ball.Originally posted by HBCoug View PostI think the BYU actually has a really good shot with Hinds ... a really good shot. Also, Lindsay will be a Ute. They haven't been a package deal at any point. Troy has way too many options for that to have ever been a reality."Nobody listens to Turtle."-Turtlesigpic
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For the record, if he is cleared by the NCAA clearing house BYU will get him into school. That is the same as 90% of all D-1 schools out there. So saying he doesn't have the good enough grades for BYU is just pure stupidity. There are only a handful of D-1 schools out there that require more from their scholarship athletes than what the NCAA clearing house requires. Notre Dame, Stanford, Duke are a couple of those.Originally posted by Bjorn Turoque View PostLindsay's grades won't be good enough for BYU."Take it to the Bank"
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If Lindsay is talking to Utah, shouldn't he have had his scholarship pulled by now?Originally posted by Surfah View PostLOL. This is so easy.
Lindsay is big. He's not particularly talented. A scholarship for him is a waste if it doesn't net you Hinds. BYU likely isn't going to land Hinds, so I am actually kind of glad to hear Lindsay might decommit.
"Take it to the Bank"
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All of the standard responses have now been supplied:Originally posted by Surfah View PostLOL. This is so easy.
Lindsay is big. He's not particularly talented. A scholarship for him is a waste if it doesn't net you Hinds. BYU likely isn't going to land Hinds, so I am actually kind of glad to hear Lindsay might decommit.
1. He couldn't meet BYU's academic standards.
2. He's not a BYU kid (i.e., won't live the Honor Code, which you guys hate with a passion when it costs you a Brandon Davies but which you wave like a flag when you lose a recruit head-to-head to Utah).
3. We didn't want him anyway.
This is fun to watch.“There is a great deal of difference in believing something still, and believing it again.”
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Why? Are they worst than Tuni's....Originally posted by Bjorn Turoque View PostLindsay's grades won't be good enough for BYU.
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Funny thing is, no one has really bitten yet. It's just been the standard casts followed by congratulations. Don't count your fish before they're in the boat...or something like that.
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You do realize that at least one of those was a joke, right?Originally posted by LA Ute View PostAll of the standard responses have now been supplied:
1. He couldn't meet BYU's academic standards.
2. He's not a BYU kid (i.e., won't live the Honor Code, which you guys hate with a passion when it costs you a Brandon Davies but which you wave like a flag when you lose a recruit head-to-head to Utah).
3. We didn't want him anyway.
This is fun to watch.
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Now I do, although it's not clear which one. All three are still the standard responses.Originally posted by Clark Addison View PostYou do realize that at least one of those was a joke, right?“There is a great deal of difference in believing something still, and believing it again.”
― W.H. Auden
"God made the angels to show His splendour - as He made animals for innocence and plants for their simplicity. But men and women He made to serve Him wittily, in the tangle of their minds."
-- Robert Bolt, A Man for All Seasons
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye."
--Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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It doesn't matter how many times someone points this out, BYU fans will keep perpetuated this myth.Originally posted by Hot Lunch View PostFor the record, if he is cleared by the NCAA clearing house BYU will get him into school. That is the same as 90% of all D-1 schools out there. So saying he doesn't have the good enough grades for BYU is just pure stupidity. There are only a handful of D-1 schools out there that require more from their scholarship athletes than what the NCAA clearing house requires. Notre Dame, Stanford, Duke are a couple of those.As I lead this army, make room for mistakes and depression
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Originally posted by mpfunk View PostIt doesn't matter how many times someone points this out, BYU fans will keep perpetuated this myth.
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"Once I seen the trades go down and the other guys signed elsewhere," he said, "I knew it was my time now." - Derrick Favors
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I suspect that at BYU it's like it is at most schools - the standards are more sliding-scale than either-or. If you're just that good on the field, they'll let you in regardless of your academic cred or the likelihood that you'll abide by the HC. If you're nothing spectacular, they're not going to bend over backwards to lower their standards for you.
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Your suspicion would be correct. Lindsay is not worth the academic risk.Originally posted by Babs View PostI suspect that at BYU it's like it is at most schools - the standards are more sliding-scale than either-or. If you're just that good on the field, they'll let you in regardless of your academic cred or the likelihood that you'll abide by the HC. If you're nothing spectacular, they're not going to bend over backwards to lower their standards for you.
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