FB: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[bleedpurple]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

[WW]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

[bleedpurple]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

And there are a couple of pretty prolific freshman expected to join the mix as well. It will be a talented room, that's for sure.

[UWO Titan 78]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

And there are a couple of pretty prolific freshman expected to join the mix as well. It will be a talented room, that's for sure.

I'd expect nothing less in Candyland.

[SW66]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

Maybe Ty Poorman would like to transfer to UMHB...we would be happy to take him and his brother off your hands. Ha Ha

And there are a couple of pretty prolific freshman expected to join the mix as well. It will be a talented room, that's for sure.

[bleedpurple]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

Maybe Ty Poorman would like to transfer to UMHB...we would be happy to take him and his brother off your hands. Ha Ha

And there are a couple of pretty prolific freshman expected to join the mix as well. It will be a talented room, that's for sure.

Somehow the quotes above got messed up, but I'd like to make it absolutely clear that the Poormans transferring was absolutely not my idea, lol.  Really looking forward to seeing them on the field at the Perk!   

[emma17]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

[hazzben]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

East Ridge minnesota QB is going to enroll at a Wisconsin HS, I believe River Falls. I've heard of similar things in Moorhead/Fargo, Council Bluffs/Omaha, Quad Cities, etc.

[UWO Titan 78]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

An article in the paper today said an Illinois player was transferring to Florida to play, where his parents have a vacation home. The article stated that IHSA rules would allow the kid to move with his family to Florida and play there in the Fall and move back with his family and play in Illinois in the Spring. I'm not sure of the rule, but that is a lot of football.

[emma17]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

An article in the paper today said an Illinois player was transferring to Florida to play, where his parents have a vacation home. The article stated that IHSA rules would allow the kid to move with his family to Florida and play there in the Fall and move back with his family and play in Illinois in the Spring. I'm not sure of the rule, but that is a lot of football.

Wow, now that's making lemonade out of lemons.

[BoBo]

It looks like there is a silver lining amongst the craziness of this football "season" for at least one student-athlete. Apparently Evan Lewandowski will be able to participate with the team this fall and still fulfill the "sit out" requirement imposed by the WIAC.

https://wkow.com/2020/07/30/evan-lewandowskis-unpredictable-road-to-uw-whitewater/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_DanPlutchak

Should be an interesting QB situation there in 2021 if Meylor and Oles each choose to pursue remaining eligibility

And there are a couple of pretty prolific freshman expected to join the mix as well. It will be a talented room, that's for sure.

l

Perhaps crowded too.

[badgerwarhawk]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

An article in the paper today said an Illinois player was transferring to Florida to play, where his parents have a vacation home. The article stated that IHSA rules would allow the kid to move with his family to Florida and play there in the Fall and move back with his family and play in Illinois in the Spring. I'm not sure of the rule, but that is a lot of football.

Wow, now that's making lemonade out of lemons.

Is this some 5 star recruit or some kid who'll end up playing a lower level?  FWIW, I think his parents are insane.

[UWO Titan 78]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

He starts on the offensive line for an Illinois power, but he's hoping to get a scholarship as a long snapper. He feels he needs to play this fall in order to do that.

An article in the paper today said an Illinois player was transferring to Florida to play, where his parents have a vacation home. The article stated that IHSA rules would allow the kid to move with his family to Florida and play there in the Fall and move back with his family and play in Illinois in the Spring. I'm not sure of the rule, but that is a lot of football.

Wow, now that's making lemonade out of lemons.

Is this some 5 star recruit or some kid who'll end up playing a lower level?  FWIW, I think his parents are insane.

[WW]

Talking with a work mate he told me his two high school kids are transferring from their IL high school to the IN high school where the family has a lake house. They both play football. The decision wasn't purely football based as they really aren't doing well with online classes, however, one is a senior and he now gets the benefit of a football season to play.

I saw an article that WI schools near Lake Geneva are seeing an increase of IL students transferring, it didn't mention high schoolers or football though.

He starts on the offensive line for an Illinois power, but he's hoping to get a scholarship as a long snapper. He feels he needs to play this fall in order to do that.

An article in the paper today said an Illinois player was transferring to Florida to play, where his parents have a vacation home. The article stated that IHSA rules would allow the kid to move with his family to Florida and play there in the Fall and move back with his family and play in Illinois in the Spring. I'm not sure of the rule, but that is a lot of football.

Wow, now that's making lemonade out of lemons.

Is this some 5 star recruit or some kid who'll end up playing a lower level?  FWIW, I think his parents are insane.

To my knowledge only a handful of Power 5s have ever offered skollies to long snappers. I think it's insane, too... unless it pays off.

[WW]

A couple Wiscy schools will play football this winter...

"In the sports of football, men's and women's soccer, and women's volleyball, the NACC has adopted plans to conduct Conference regular-season and postseason events that will take place after January 1, 2021. For football and men's and women's soccer, scheduling will be divisionally-focused, while women's volleyball will contest a full single round-robin schedule coordinated with a revised NACC men's volleyball slate. As NCAA Division III has canceled national championships in these sports, all NACC programs that sponsor these sports will have the opportunity to participate in a NACC postseason tournament, although these tournaments will be flighted with teams qualifying for specific flights based on their finish in the final league/divisional standings."