Does anyone know if Chad Longworth is still playing in the minors?
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Does anyone know if Chad Longworth is still playing in the minors?
I'm not sure about it, but baseball america doesn't have him listed as playing anywhere this year.
He should have took his chance and played college ball. Wasn't he suppose to have went to NC OR UVA?
I believe it was at VT.
yeah he got an offer to play ball at Tech
Chad's coaching summer league ball in Wise and attending summer school at UVA-W. I think he'll be attending Radford University in the fall.
he should try and regain eligibilty at UVA-Wise. Pro players can still play at the NAIA level unless something has changed in the past 2-3 years. i think there may have to be some sort of grievance filed first...
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he should try and regain eligibilty at UVA-Wise. Pro players can still play at the NAIA level unless something has changed in the past 2-3 years. i think there may have to be some sort of grievance filed first...
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<font color="blue">it would be cool to see chad dominate the AAC on the baseball diamond. </font>
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He should have took his chance and played college ball.
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<font color="red">he did take his chance: on professional baseball. nothing wrong with that. </font>
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he should try and regain eligibilty at UVA-Wise. Pro players can still play at the NAIA level unless something has changed in the past 2-3 years. i think there may have to be some sort of grievance filed first...
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<font color="blue">it would be cool to see chad dominate the AAC on the baseball diamond. </font>
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Who quotes themselves?? [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
Apparently Coach does. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Maybe its the new third person like 1inStripes likes to use.
yeah, i quoted myself. what's the harm board police? anyway, as i posted my first post, i thought of something else i should have added. don't get you panties in a wad man. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
1inStripes could care less man. Just giving you a little forum ribbing. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/007.gif[/img]
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1inStripes could care less man. Just giving you a little forum ribbing. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/007.gif[/img]
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NotSoSilentBob is rarely silent on such matters.
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yeah he got an offer to play ball at Tech
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I can't say I blame him for going pro if the second best choice was to play at Tech.
Not trying to bash VT but... they get dominated in the ACC.
That and at the time Tech was in the Big Least, and baseball sucks big time in those parts (not withstanding when Miami was there too).
he cant play college baseball, because in order to have elgiblity you can only play like 2 years at that point you have two years elgibility remaining. but to get that 2 years you have to pass atleast 24 hours (2 semesters of college). he can however play four years of basketball.
Dane, i'm fairly sure that a player who has signed a pro contract can compete at the NAIA level providing he files a hardship claim. most of the time (at least it's my understanding) the NAIA will grant eligibility.
I would say Dane has it correct. I think its hard to believe the NAIA lets people do this. Sort of take the amatuer out of it, but gives kids a chance that screws up.
well the only reason i said this was because Jason Nixon was gonna play at Wise, and they told him that he had to sit out a year to get elgible (sp?) and once he had sat out a year he could play for two years.
from what i have heard over the years by coaches is, that you can only play up to two years and if you wanna go back and give college a try than you will be considered a junior athletically.
however you can go back and play 4 full years if it is a different sport. i.e. Kelly Washington who played a few years in the minors, then played at UT for two years. And because he had been out of h.s. for like 5-6 years he did not have to wait until he was a junior to enter the draft.