UW loses 5* LB Kaho, may be looking at Oregon

[duckfan22]

My app says 7hrs 6min from Reno to Eugene. 7hrs 28 mins from Reno to Provo. 11hrs 28mins from Reno to Seattle. 3hrs 17 mins from Reno to Berkeley.

Damn you kids and your web-tubes.

I'd beware of USC, whose LB coach is stealthy and is the premier recruiter of 5 star poly kids on the West Coast for some reason.

Haha I know, in my day if I wanted to know how long it would take to get to Seattle I had to drive there and find out!

And it was uphill both ways!

In a Yugo!

And did it barefoot as well

[Quietduck]

An AMC Pacer not a Yugo, you must have been lucky.

[jimmy12]

Does oregon have a chance here?

[greenyellow]

No one seems to really know where/when he intends to play due to not knowing how far along he is in dealing with his personal family issues. Only thing connecting him to Oregon is the mutual following on Twitter between him and Cort Dennison.

[brich75]

Do we even know if Washington has realeased him without condition? If I remeber right, can’t UW real ease him but say he can’t play for Oregon or any school on pac 12?

[Merganzer]

https://www.athleticscholarships.net/20 ... nt-nli.htm

The NLI has two releases. A “complete release” means the athlete is no longer bound by any part of the NLI. He or she is free to be recruited by other NLI institutions and can enroll there without penalty. An athlete can also be released from just the NLI recruiting ban. That allows the athlete to be recruited by other schools, but he or she would still be subject to the NLI basic penalty (sit out for one year, lose one year of competition in all sports) if he or she enrolls at another NLI school.

One of the ways the two releases are used is to get around the fact that NLI releases are all or nothing, and cannot be limited to any set of schools or conferences. In many cases, the school will lift the recruiting ban first, then give the athlete a complete release after seeing where they enroll.

[lukeyrid13]

If UW doesn't release him, then he would have to sit out a year and redshirt, which it sounds like he plans to anyways.

[brich75]

Got it, thanks

[lukeyrid13]

Even if he gets a release, I don't think he can grey shirt because was enrolled at uw, so presumably his clock has now started.

[Anatinae]

Was he admitted to UW? I thought I read that he needed one more class and was attending a community college in Seattle.

[Phenom]

I don't think he enrolled.

[buckmarkduck]

No one seems to really know where/when he intends to play due to not knowing how far along he is in dealing with his personal family issues. Only thing connecting him to Oregon is the mutual following on Twitter between him and Cort Dennison.

Most of his family lives in Portland, he has plenty of connection to the state.

[greenyellow]

No one seems to really know where/when he intends to play due to not knowing how far along he is in dealing with his personal family issues. Only thing connecting him to Oregon is the mutual following on Twitter between him and Cort Dennison.

Most of his family lives in Portland, he has plenty of connection to the state.

But I mean connected to the program and/or coaches.

[OG Duck]

UW granted him full release. Source: https://www.uwdawgpound.com/2018/8/6/17 ... washington

Look at the second sentence of that blurb though... Bama?! Hmm...

[GoDucksIn09]

I would laugh if he told them that then turns around and signs with Oregon.