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On 8/24/2025 at 8:09 AM, AggiesAreWe said:

If it's ruled he moved for athletic reasons (which this clearly is), then residency won't matter. He will have to sit a year.

I agree, after the DEC rules him ineligible, I can see them appealing it to SEC.

This is goofy to me. I buy a house and now my kid is ineligible because he’s good at football? UIL shouldn’t have that much power. I’ve seen a case where CPS had to intervene with the UIL because the child was removed from the home. Another case where they wanted to change the child’s custody in the divorce paperwork in order for them to be eligible. This stuff is barely the school district’s business let alone the UIL. They’re going too far. 

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