Huggin's lawyer helps Walker

[ukwebfan]

Bill Walker (http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060726/SPT0301/607260328/-1/CINCI)

[audacious1]

How is that possible under NCAA rules?

[wildcatcrazy]

I'm no Huggins or UC fan but I don't see any violation here--yet.

Katz can represent whomever he wants and the fact that he is Huggin's lawyer has no bearing.

Now, if the kid appeals, wins the appeal and then ends up at K-State.....................

[matt57]

wildcatcrazy wrote: I'm no Huggins or UC fan but I don't see any violation here--yet.

Katz can represent whomever he wants and the fact that he is Huggin's lawyer has no bearing.

Now, if the kid appeals, wins the appeal and then ends up at K-State.....................

even if he doesn't when the appeal you think he's not gonna wind up @ k-state. he's good enough to start on a lot of teams, if not all,next year. he will be @ k-state w/o a senior year in high school. he's probably the second best dunker in the game today behind vince carter.

[wildcatcrazy]

Truthfully, I think Mayo (for sure) and Walker (less sure) want more bright lights than Manhattan, Kansas can provide.

I don't quite understand the "Mayo to Southern California" thing but if he is of that mentality (I want to go to the bright lights for my one and done college career), then I'd be thrilled if he went to USC-and not to any of our rivals.

I saw the kid play (before anyone knew he was "OJ") when he was about in the fifth grade and his talent was obvious. He is no Lebron but the kid can play. I also saw no "baggage" with him at the time (only fifth grade) so I have no clue if he is a great kid or a head case.

[TOPCAT]

Neither one has qualified yet!