JUCO WR Dominick Watt

To Which School Will Watt Commit?

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Hedley Lamarr said:
How do you cheat on the ACT? I remember it and it would literally be impossible. 
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There could be impropriety at the testing facility but that's not usually the case. It's usually the case that the system flags a result based on either a lower previous test or GPA that would not align with the score. It's usually a matter of validating grades and such. 

I dont have any inside information to this case specific, but often times it's actually the incoming school that is blocking things just to make sure there wouldn't be any trouble giving financial aid to a student with a flagged result. The NCAA can sometimes be slow in letting everyone know things are alright. 

Going by public knowledge I would predict he eventually gets cleared, just a question of when.

 
Depending on when he gets cleared to play this could ultimately lead to a red-shirt year for him which wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. He can still enroll at Nebraska without technically being on the team/scholarship right? 

 
seaofred92 said:
Depending on when he gets cleared to play this could ultimately lead to a red-shirt year for him which wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. He can still enroll at Nebraska without technically being on the team/scholarship right? 
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I'm not really sure what the rules are but I think it was Sean Callahan that said yesterday that he can't show up until he's cleared.

I would think at this point it would probably be pretty likely that this would be a redshirt year, although that means he could still play later in the season.

 
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Dominick obviously called this guy to help him study for the ACT

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Apparently the issue comes from him taking the SAT first and then taking the ACT but his "ACT scores are not in line with where his SAT score was".  So the NCAA flagged it.  But supposedly they are actually waiting on the ACT organization to give a final OK on his scores.  But they're not going to do anything until they get that clearance.

 
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