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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this announced officially yet? Or is this the annual summer break gossip / buzz?[/quote] it's coming. it should be that all leagues will change back. [/quote] What is coming? An official announcement? Or are you saying that the change is inevitable? International play is birth year, recruiting is graduation year, it seems this buzz is about returning to the old 8/1 cutoff - which is neither, it just turns Q2 players into Q4 players and creates a new sacrificial lamb / trap player - albeit a convenient on for NCAA since coaches are too busy running their programs to actually keep a player on their radar for more than 18-24m.[/quote] How does aligning the calendar to more closely align with a school year cut offs create a new trapped player? [/quote] How does changing it from school year to birth year create a trap player? :roll: This is not a serious question. Until they’re all adults, there is always a trap set of players, the banding is all arbitrary. Bio-banding, with all its flaws, and its narrow age window relevance, at least recognizes that and tries to account for the relative age with developmental milestones. I promise the experts ENCL will use to justify the change have an equal number of counterparties in the other side of this debate. And in 10 years we’ll be repeating the cycle. [/quote] Yes seriously. I'm not talking about the kids parents hold back but looking at everyone there will be less trapped players if the age groups are aligned to the school year calendar. It's math not opinion. [/quote]
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