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'17 NV QB Tate Martell (Verbal to Ohio State)
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Thank you Simone
NVM.
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Jeric
Club Member
Weird random insult. Cody wasn't a near 5-star. Short doesn't automatically mean failure as a QB, otherwise Russell Wilson would not exist. Kid's fully deserving of his highly ranked status regardless of his height, would have loved to have him, but happy with Lytle. He'll be fun to watch at Ohio State.
Okay, didn't mean to insult the kid. I just mean more often than not QB's have better success being taller is stature. Good luck to him at OSU. Beyond happy we landed Lytle instead though.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
You gotta love that there's some high school out there that will let Martell transfer in and then graduate him the same month.
Dorn09
Well-Known Member
That really is a joke. If you want to play at Bishop Gorman you should have to take the good with the bad. If that means graduating on time so be it.
Dorn09
Well-Known Member
Wait a minute, your an idiot. Him going to school early is one of the reasons Moretti is comming to CU.
BG is private right? Aren't players like Martell and Tyjon Lindsay, etc that are only coming there for football (they aren't even from NV) basically put on a scholarship?
No idea.
Moretti goes to his public school which doesn't have a policy against early graduation.
Martell's situation is more similar to Lytle's at Servite, where I believe they strongly frown on early graduation but don't have an ironclad policy against it.
Dorn09
Well-Known Member
The point I was trying to make is Moretti wanted to start school early and OSU did not have the space. Martell is taking up one of those early enrollment spots so he helped the Buffs by graduating early and taking one of the early enrollment spots.
Improper use of "your" while calling someone else an idiot. Ban?
False. Overruled.
I would guess loss of tuition money. It's probably 5-10k a semester to go there
If he's on scholarship, they're actually saving money.
According to this they don't offer scholarships and tuition is ~12k per year.
http://www.bishopgorman.org/page.aspx?pid=260
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Right.. not only do they consolidate all of the talent in the Vegas area onto their team, but they also frequently haul in socal kids to move there. I'm sure they also charge them 12k on top of that. LoL
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
OMG. I'm literally crying here. Too funny. 95% of the "student athletes" there are on "scholarship."
I have no idea if this is the case at BG but some schools, especially those who see themselves as preparatory schools for higher quality colleges, have what they consider to be a four year educational plan. They include classes in the final semester which they consider important in preparation for success in a challenging college program.
They also may consider the social and educational experiences of the entire senior year as an important part of the development of their students.
Don't say that I agree with any of this but it is out there especially with a lot of the private schools.
