Always a husker Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 I was checking out Texas, TAMU, and Texas Tech's recruiting class and I noticed they all had a lot of recruits already signed. I thought they were just Juco's at first but no they're high schoolers graduating early. Does the state of Texas make it so you can graduate early or what? I know Pat Witt and Marcus Mendoza were from Texas and they graduated early. Texas Commit List TAMU Commit List Texas Tech Commit List Quote Link to comment
huskerguy Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 You can graduate early in every state I think... Quote Link to comment
husker rob Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 I was checking out Texas, TAMU, and Texas Tech's recruiting class and I noticed they all had a lot of recruits already signed. I thought they were just Juco's at first but no they're high schoolers graduating early. Does the state of Texas make it so you can graduate early or what? I know Pat Witt and Marcus Mendoza were from Texas and they graduated early. Texas Commit List TAMU Commit List Texas Tech Commit List even if a recruit graduates early, he still cannot sign a LOI until LOI day. Unless they are JUCO's Quote Link to comment
SkerMin8r Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 even if a recruit graduates early, he still cannot sign a LOI until LOI day. Unless they are JUCO's True...but if a recruit enrolls at semester..and begins to attend classes...isn't that basically the same thing? Quote Link to comment
ICT HSKR 10 Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 I was checking out Texas, TAMU, and Texas Tech's recruiting class and I noticed they all had a lot of recruits already signed. I thought they were just Juco's at first but no they're high schoolers graduating early. Does the state of Texas make it so you can graduate early or what? I know Pat Witt and Marcus Mendoza were from Texas and they graduated early. Texas Commit List TAMU Commit List Texas Tech Commit List High Schools in the top 2 classes are allowed to have spring ball, so these kids have 3 years of Spring ball under their belt. They probably figure rather than sitting watching the younger kids go through spring ball, they'll graduate early and go through spring ball at the college of their choice. Quote Link to comment
teamster Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 High Schools in the top 2 classes are allowed to have spring ball, so these kids have 3 years of Spring ball under their belt. They probably figure rather than sitting watching the younger kids go through spring ball, they'll graduate early and go through spring ball at the college of their choise. Excellent observation. Quote Link to comment
huskerfan500 Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 Patrick Witt and Kody Spano both started classes in spring semester at NU, Trevor Robinson did it at ND. Almost every kid can graduate early depending on how many credits are needed and if you plan it right, at my school I could graduate at the end of my junior year but there is one class you have to take as a senior, so that means you have to wait til winter to graduate Quote Link to comment
Overland Park Husker Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 I was checking out Texas, TAMU, and Texas Tech's recruiting class and I noticed they all had a lot of recruits already signed. I thought they were just Juco's at first but no they're high schoolers graduating early. Does the state of Texas make it so you can graduate early or what? I know Pat Witt and Marcus Mendoza were from Texas and they graduated early. Texas Commit List TAMU Commit List Texas Tech Commit List even if a recruit graduates early, he still cannot sign a LOI until LOI day. Unless they are JUCO's I think that's what he's trying to ask: if a recruit graduates early, how can they sign a LOI before NSD? Is this only in Texas they can do it cause Spano enrolled early but didnt sign a LOI. How can Rivals say they signed already? Guessing? Quote Link to comment
BigWillie Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 You can graduate early in every state I think... It's different from school to school. Most allow early graduation, but some schools do not. Quote Link to comment
T_O_Bull Posted February 5, 2008 Share Posted February 5, 2008 I once heard that a lot of parents in Texas will hold a kid back a year before he gets to HS in order to give the kid a chance to gain an extra year in maturity and size. If you do 8th grade over I'd bet they get a few extra HS credits which also makes it easier to graduate earlier. >>>T_O_B Quote Link to comment
husker B-rent Posted February 6, 2008 Share Posted February 6, 2008 i went to falls city high school and we were not allowed to graduate early, i was told, by school officials that you are not allowed to graduate early in nebraska. i do know some people that transfered to a missouri school with a few weeks left in school and they graduated early, but they also had waaaaay less graduation requirements. Quote Link to comment
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