Where can we talk about APR issues?


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Since JSU is not a part of the APR problems in the SWAC the moderators
keep closing legit threads talking about APR issues. When JSU was at the top
of APR problems threads went on for 200 posts.

So where can we talk about APR issues if not on the sports board?
This is a legit issue that needs to seriously be addressed.

Whats wrong moderators?
 



The NCAA has handed N.C. A&T's football team a postseason ban for the 2012 season as a result of the program's subpar Academic Progress Rate showings.

The Aggies football program has dug itself a hole with the APR and it just can't seem to get out of it.

The NCAA, ideally, looks for multi-year scores of 925 from its programs. Anything under that is subject to sanctions that include scholarship and practice time reduction and postseason bans.

Scores under 900 are practically begging for it.

Due to amendments last fall, each program has until the 2015-16 school year to get its four-year average to 930, which will be the cutoff for postseason eligibility.

http://www.news-record.com/blog/56101/entry/146336
 
INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA's new academic requirements could give new meaning to the madness of March.

A record 10 men's basketball teams, including three-time national champion Connecticut, will be banned from next season's NCAA tournament because of subpar work in the classroom. UConn becomes the first school from a "big six" conference to face a postseason ban in either of the two most prominent college sports based solely on the annual Academic Progress Rate scores, which the NCAA released Wednesday.

2012-13 Postseason Bans for APR
Men's Basketball
• Arkansas-Pine Bluff
• Cal State Bakersfield*
• California-Riverside
• Connecticut
• Jacksonville State
• Mississippi Valley State
• North Carolina-Wilmington
• Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
• Toledo
• Towson

Football
• Hampton
• North Carolina A&T
• Texas Southern
Men's Soccer
• Central Connecticut State

Men's Wrestling
• Northern Colorado

* - Data still under review

Each of the schools fell below the mandated cutline of 900 on their four-year scores. The APR measures the classroom performance of every Division I team. This year's data calculates rates from 2007-08 through 2010-11.

Joining the Huskies on the sideline next March will be Arkansas-Pine Bluff, California-Riverside, Cal State Bakersfield, Jacksonville State, Mississippi Valley State, North Carolina-Wilmington, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, Toledo and Towson.

Cal State Bakersfield, which became a full-fledged Division I member in 2010-11 and does not yet have a conference affiliation in basketball, could be removed from the banned list because some of its data is still being evaluated.


http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...77431/ten-schools-get-postseason-bans-due-apr
 
Since JSU is not a part of the APR problems in the SWAC the moderators
keep closing legit threads talking about APR issues. When JSU was at the top
of APR problems threads went on for 200 posts.

So where can we talk about APR issues if not on the sports board?
This is a legit issue that needs to seriously be addressed.

Whats wrong moderators?


From how I understand it, if the dialogue can stay intelligent without becoming non-smack, juvenile, childish, unintelligent, personal or silly post to your heart's content.

Or..... you can go over to the Smack Forum and go for what you know.
 
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From how I understand it, if the dialogue can stay intelligent without becoming non-smack, juvenile, childish, unintelligent, personal or silly post to your heart's content.

Or..... you can go over to the Smack Forum and go for what you know.

Where was this modicum of decorum when JSU's name was being dragged through the mud? Not one time did mods like yourself send out warnings about childish, juvenile, unintelligent, personal or silly posts.....not ONE time, but noooowwwwwww it's suddenly supposed to matter since the shoe's on the other foot? Can you say hypocritical?

The more things change, the more they stay the same.
 
The NCAA has handed N.C. A&T's football team a postseason ban for the 2012 season as a result of the program's subpar Academic Progress Rate showings.

The Aggies football program has dug itself a hole with the APR and it just can't seem to get out of it.

The NCAA, ideally, looks for multi-year scores of 925 from its programs. Anything under that is subject to sanctions that include scholarship and practice time reduction and postseason bans.

Scores under 900 are practically begging for it.

Due to amendments last fall, each program has until the 2015-16 school year to get its four-year average to 930, which will be the cutoff for postseason eligibility.

http://www.news-record.com/blog/56101/entry/146336

I guess Broadway is learning the hard way that the grass isn't always greener on the other side.
 
Where was this modicum of decorum when JSU's name was being dragged through the mud? Not one time did mods like yourself send out warnings about childish, juvenile, unintelligent, personal or silly posts.....not ONE time, but noooowwwwwww it's suddenly supposed to matter since the shoe's on the other foot? Can you say hypocritical?

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

+1. Too much estrogen around here among the "males." :tup:

If I can dish it, I can take it. That's the philosophy I'd think most would have but all of us aren't built the same. (mentally or physically) lol
 
From how I understand it, if the dialogue can stay intelligent without becoming non-smack, juvenile, childish, unintelligent, personal or silly post to your heart's content.

Or..... you can go over to the Smack Forum and go for what you know.

And we all know the creator is this page do not want to talk intelligent about APR nor does his followers...so why are they over here in the Sports with this foolishness is beyond me...IJS!

BTW our football team has an APR of 960 for year 2011 - 2012 what is your!
 
And we all know the creator is this page do not want to talk intelligent about APR nor does his followers...so why are they over here in the Sports with this foolishness is beyond me...IJS!

BTW our football team has an APR of 960 for year 2011 - 2012 what is your!

For the same reason you were over hear last year yuckin it up when JSU was being banned. IT FEELS GOOD THAT'S WHY and it's quite exhilerating to laugh out loud at the misfortunes of those who once laughed at you!!! Thank you karma.

Now back to the APR subject....

Hey Bama State, have yall reinstated those players (set-the) Bar-low kicked off the team for academic failure? Will that hurt your APR scores even more if they leave not being in good standing? Just curious.
 
From how I understand it, if the dialogue can stay intelligent without becoming non-smack, juvenile, childish, unintelligent, personal or silly post to your heart's content.

Or..... you can go over to the Smack Forum and go for what you know.

This must be some new rules just instituted last Wednesday ...
thxs ...we have to help the kids.
its all about education.
 
And we all know the creator is this page do not want to talk intelligent about APR nor does his followers.!
The next time you want to ridicule someones intelligence, please use correct English.
Wow you really chopped that up...you must very a TxSU football player.
 
Where was this modicum of decorum when JSU's name was being dragged through the mud? Not one time did mods like yourself send out warnings about childish, juvenile, unintelligent, personal or silly posts.....not ONE time, but noooowwwwwww it's suddenly supposed to matter since the shoe's on the other foot? Can you say hypocritical?

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

I'll tell you this JayRob.

I can't speak for any other moderator or even an administrator but if you have ANY issues with me or any other moderator please I implore you to send a PM to the board owner with your issues and he will take care of it. I have moderated and gave warnings to Texas Southern posters just as I would a Jackson State one so being hypocritical is a moot point.
 
For the same reason you were over hear last year yuckin it up when JSU was being banned. IT FEELS GOOD THAT'S WHY and it's quite exhilerating to laugh out loud at the misfortunes of those who once laughed at you!!! Thank you karma.

Now back to the APR subject....

Hey Bama State, have yall reinstated those players (set-the) Bar-low kicked off the team for academic failure? Will that hurt your APR scores even more if they leave not being in good standing? Just curious.

Most are back enrolled and going through summer workouts. Some went to JUCO and other HBCUs to maintain or regain eligibility. Remember, some were suspended due to behavior issues. The only thing good to come out of the Cole fiasco was the needed emphasis on compliance. We now have the resources in place.

The new APR requirements will force the coaches to recruit athletes who can do college work. Those who cannot will go to JUCO for another chance to get their academics in order. The recruiting pool is shrinking right before our eyes.
 



What's perplexing to me is why a Pv would target & recruit at academically inferior school districts like houston isd. :confused:
 
For the same reason you were over hear last year yuckin it up when JSU was being banned. IT FEELS GOOD THAT'S WHY and it's quite exhilerating to laugh out loud at the misfortunes of those who once laughed at you!!! Thank you karma.

Now back to the APR subject....

Hey Bama State, have yall reinstated those players (set-the) Bar-low kicked off the team for academic failure? Will that hurt your APR scores even more if they leave not being in good standing? Just curious.

When you lie on me please quote me?
 
Must retain players even if they are a problem. Coaches must try to keep the player in their program. Which is a major issue esp. If he or she leaves your program ineligible. And those athletes who leave for professional careers must be encouraged by the coaches to come back and graduate. Get points for them coming back and graduating
 
What's perplexing to me is why a Pv would target & recruit at academically inferior school districts like houston isd. :confused:

Panther88, you recruit and sign the athlete not the school in which he comes from.

Vince Young (Madison HS - Houston ISD)
Dominique Duncan (Wheatley HS - Houston ISD) multi NCAA All-American sprinter from Texas A&M that just completed her fourth year
Damion Square (Yates HS - Houston ISD) graduated from University of Alabama played on national championship football team
Chris Lloyd (Furr HS - Houston ISD) multi NCAA All-American sprinter from Texas Southern
And the list goes on and on and on.

Sounds like you're saying, "Yeah Johnny, you graduated from Booker T. Washington's Engineering magnet program at the top of your class but since you're graduating from a HISD school we don't want you."

The statement you're making is lumping everyone that graduated from HISD into one stereotypical lump of coal. What about Lamar, Memorial, HSHP or HSPVA?
 
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