Thanks Pollard. I think they’re taking advantage of the age loophole. Age 19 on 9/1 OR received extra eligibility.
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UIL has been cracking down pretty hard the last ten years at least….you better believe the other coaches in that district will be screaming if they think a really good player is gaming the system….sh-tty players….not so much.
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I need to get out and watch him play next year. I will say this, he plays in a very weak league in Fort Bend County. He obviously improved from his sophomore year, so let’s see what he does this year…
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Keep us updated, Butch. Espn just updated their rankings list and he comes in at #92. Still has rest of the Summer and Senior year to move up.
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I have no idea how good the kid is, but is his ranking truly based on his ability, or his name? Truly curious.
He’s no Arch Manning
No i think power conference schools offered him a scholly for their own health lol
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Like the lakers drafted bronny because he was an amazing player at UsC?
He played for Team Canada in the U19s that just happened and he put us on pretty decent numbers. note that Canada was the team that gave the U.S. the most trouble and gave them the closest game.
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Bronny could have had a nice college career somewhere had dad stayed out of the picture.
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Thanks. Dream is just about my favorite player of all time. Still
Can’t believe we traded him
To Toronto.
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Elbow to the throat, just ask Olden Polynice.
Odin Polynice was also caught in the crossfire of the infamous Shaq and Kobe pickup game brawl.
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Man, this is such a bad post……are you “truly” that dense?
Sorry there hotshot.
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And the less talented younger brother was not given any sort of high ranking based on dad’s name.
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All the rhetoric aside, the name will get him attention but not stars.
You take this message board stuff pretty seriously. Lol. You must be a hoot in person.
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Just don’t like questions like yours that are rooted in negativity.
You can’t possibly be serious with a question like that……diminishing a teenager’s hard work is weak….and a legacy kid at that….
Hello @Jesse22 