Allonzo Trier Denied Transfer

[CoachTalk]

HomeSchool Basketball Star Allonzo Trier's Transfer Request to Tulsa NOAH Denied

http://www.hslive365.com/index.php?o...a-noah-denied*

Thanks to my informant!

 

[CoachTalk]

The plan now is to stay at NOAH anyway, but they will not be able to particpate in Homeschool National Championship, because he is ineligible.

 

[hoopsaustin]

there's a homeschool national championship for basketball?
I thought there was only the Scripps National Spelling Bee

 

[CoachTalk]

there's a homeschool national championship for basketball?
I thought there was only the Scripps National Spelling Bee

+1

They do have a national tourney!

 

[jmizzy4ou]

The plan now is to stay at NOAH anyway, but they will not be able to particpate in Homeschool National Championship, because he is ineligible.

Do you know why he is ineligible????

 

[Sam]

+1

They do have a national tourney!

I went to it this year, its in Springfield, Missouri and is about what you'd expect.

Do you know why he is ineligible????

Not living with his mother/relative/guardian.

 

[hoopsaustin]

I went to it this year, its in Springfield, Missouri and is about what you'd expect.

my mind is raising with this tidbit I need some details....

was each players parents sitting directly behind them on the benches? ha

 

[catoosanumber22]

I played in the National Tourney back in 2009, we played 5 games and i didn't see too many players who i thought would play college ball, much less D-1, but we did play against Micah Seaborn a 7th grader at the time who is now a rising junior at Grace Prep i believe

 

[CoachTalk]

Trier family will move to tulsa and be eligible at NOAH.

 

[usedtobe1]

there's a homeschool national championship for basketball?
I thought there was only the Scripps National Spelling Bee

Funny. I thought the same thing years ago. I was a HS basketball referee mostly in the Houston area. I've called games with Rashard Lewis and TJ Ford playing, so I've seen some good players.

Maybe 10-12 years ago, I called a game at Faith West in Katy, and they were playing a home school team. I thought it would be a blow out. I was shocked when the home school had a 6'8" chiseled kid named Kevin Johnson, and he was probably one of the top 5-6 players I ever personally refereed. He went on and played at Tulsa for 4 years, and may still be playing pro ball overseas. I was proven wrong.

They used to play their national tournament in OKC.

 

[brettromar]

KJ is a great guy.

His biggest problem at the pro level is he is only about 6'6.

Great athlete, even better person.

 

[Sam]

my mind is raising with this tidbit I need some details....

was each players parents sitting directly behind them on the benches? ha

Nothing like that, there's just some "everybody's a winner" type stuff I noticed that I wasn't too fond of.

Funny. I thought the same thing years ago. I was a HS basketball referee mostly in the Houston area. I've called games with Rashard Lewis and TJ Ford playing, so I've seen some good players.

Maybe 10-12 years ago, I called a game at Faith West in Katy, and they were playing a home school team. I thought it would be a blow out. I was shocked when the home school had a 6'8" chiseled kid named Kevin Johnson, and he was probably one of the top 5-6 players I ever personally refereed. He went on and played at Tulsa for 4 years, and may still be playing pro ball overseas. I was proven wrong.

They used to play their national tournament in OKC.

Johnson played with Houston HYCA I believed which is still a power. They beat the Storm last year in the title game and had Chicken Knowles (going to Houston this year, was a top 100 kid) and then 2014 5 star Justin Jackson. Jackson was unfair in the two games I watched as he's a 6'7 wing with a silky stroke.