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A. What Grad program?
B. This was the first of three visits.
C. Seriously, what grad program and could he even get admitted?

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A. School of Public Health is the most realistic option in general. (See Tarwater, Mullins, N. Kerr)
B. He will be visiting Northwestern and Vandy.
C. Again Public Health most likely. He's a 4.0 student. In his team bio it says he wants to become an orthopedic surgeon.

My question is: ESPN lists him a junior---would he have 2 years of eligibility if enrolled in a 2 year grad program?

BC Calfan said:

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A. What Grad program?
B. This was the first of three visits.
C. Seriously, what grad program and could he even get admitted?

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A. School of Public Health is the most realistic option in general. (See Tarwater, Mullins, N. Kerr)
B. He will be visiting Northwestern and Vandy.
C. Again Public Health most likely. He's a 4.0 student. In his team bio it says he wants to become an orthopedic surgeon.

My question is: ESPN lists him a junior---would he have 2 years of eligibility if enrolled in a 2 year grad program?

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He has played three full seasons so he would have only one. Looks like a player on those highlights.

Sluggo

https://collegesportsmaven.io/cal/basketball/cal-basketball-corpus-christi-grad-transfer-kareem-south-considering-cal-aTuOYMYiIkCzw4yynX-ZJQ/



Biomedical Sciences major..........surgeon.

https://www.collegefactual.com/majors/health-care-professions/public-health/rankings/top-ranked/

CAL's perennially top 10 School of Public Health gets, IMHO, quite a bit of disrepute here.

The online MPH program which was completed by, at least, Grant Mullens, Nick Kerr, and the son of
a frequent poster........Let's see where it ranks here......
https://www.collegechoice.net/rankings/best-online-masters-in-public-health/

I don't know what program South would be (is?) applying for or to which school he's leaning.
. I feel really safe in saying that our MPH program will not be a negative for him.

"He has reportedly been contacted by a long list of schools including high majors Minnesota, Stanford, Texas A&M, Oregon State Northwestern, Vanderbilt, and California"

"Played 32-33 minutes / game and averaged 13.8 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists / game. Was a 37% 3 point shooter and a 83% foul shooter.

Was named third team all league this past year. Plus he's a two time All Academic performer and a D-1-AAA Scholar athlete"

source: paraphrased from Minnesota Gopher Illustrated article.

He would fill a need and be a great fit at Cal! An MA in Public Health would make him even more attractive to medical schools.

Kid is a legit student from Canada. Apparently has close to a 4.0

BC Calfan said:

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A. What Grad program?
B. This was the first of three visits.
C. Seriously, what grad program and could he even get admitted?

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A. School of Public Health is the most realistic option in general. (See Tarwater, Mullins, N. Kerr)
B. He will be visiting Northwestern and Vandy.
C. Again Public Health most likely. He's a 4.0 student. In his team bio it says he wants to become an orthopedic surgeon.

My question is: ESPN lists him a junior---would he have 2 years of eligibility if enrolled in a 2 year grad program?

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I apologize I simply missed your post, when I sent mine.

No, he's a grad-transfer==>1 year of eligibility.
Mullens, Kerr and son of poster may have completed it in less than two year OR completed it once out the workforce.

BTW: the NCAA has been chasing their proverbial tails for a couple of years. One of the things they
were (are?) considering is the following (using Syracuse as an example and exaggerating a bit for the sake
of some much need humor:

Let's say X grads-transfers in to Syracuse and enrolls in their go-to program for
athletes.....Advanced Bulletin Board Lettering.

IF X, by dumb luck, fails to complete this difficult program in one-year, the plan was (is?) that Cuse
would lose a scholarship.

Intuit said:

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Kareem Smith Potential GT

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Seems like a great fit.