Only options for Hatch are medical redshirt or stay on scholarship. Once he has a scholarship, even if he paid his way he'd count as a scholarship player.
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He looks like a load and averaged 26 points and 17 rebounds in Class B this past year. Probably an Even-with-the-rim player but a guy that sounds like he's improving. Pretty typical of a Beilein big but he's already got college size at 6'10", 250. From the looks of him, he reminds me of Tyler Hansborough, albeit a poor man's version at this point.
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If you're into the full game experience, here's Davis' last game of this year. He's going up against 6'8" Nick Perkins, who is a senior heading to Buffalo.
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqUjb3q1OIY"]Milan Big Reds vs Onsted Wildcats (Class B Regional Finals) - YouTube[/ame]Last edited by *JD*; April 16, 2015, 11:22 PM.
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Originally posted by WM Wolverine View PostOnly options for Hatch are medical redshirt or stay on scholarship. Once he has a scholarship, even if he paid his way he'd count as a scholarship player.
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Originally posted by Hannibal View PostEither way, Hatch won't be contributing. Letting him take up a scholarship is the equivalent of putting yourself on probation for 4-5 years.F#*K OHIO!!!
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As I understand it, there's not a way to pay Hatch's way without keeping him on scholarship. Either he pays or Michigan uses a scholarship.
Anyhow, yeah -- surely somebody's leaving. Donnal was definitely disappointing, but going into the season with Doyle as our only experienced big would be exceptionally frustrating, completely avoidable, and risks ruining a very high-expectations year. You guys better hope Donnal stays because otherwise I'll be bitching about this anti-bigs bias in the program on a regular basis. With bigs, even if he can get to competence that'll be a big contribution.
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