The No. 1 football recruit and consensus USA TODAY Defensive Player of the Year has been a boon for South Pointe Mixed (Rock Hill, SC). Defensive lineman Jadeveon Clowney.
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Clowney said he will travel to South Carolina Jadeveon Monday at a news conference.
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Clowney said he will travel to South Carolina Jadeveon Monday at a news conference.
On Monday, he turned 18 and announced to his school he go to South Carolina. His decision was broadcast live on ESPN SportsCenter. As high-major frame and only player to February 14 waiting to subscribe, also wanted less control.
On Saturday, the New York Times quotes the Hargrave Military (Chatham, Va.). Coach Troy Davis said he had seen a transcript Clowney, and it is unlikely that the fighting cocks is Clowney school eligible to play.
"A lot of D's it," Davis was quoted as saying, adding that it was not for a recording as a nonqualifier Clowney are rare.
Davis cites angered South Pointe Principal Al Leonard, who said: ". I do not know on the testimony of my students to speak, when I heard the remarks attributed to the coach, I thought they were morally wrong and possibly illegal. "
The rights of family education and privacy and gives parents certain rights to students, as their records may be disclosed. transcripts of students are simply "not good" information in FERPA and may not be published without the written consent of the student.
Jim Bradshaw, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Education, said by e-mail that his office "reading test our compliance office for a family ... whether a violation of FERPA has occurred. "He added that usually begins an investigation" if a complaint alleged by an individual, his personal rights were violated is received. "
Davis did not return phone calls or e-mail by USA TODAY. South Carolina athletics director Eric Hyman on Monday after the words of Davis as "totally inappropriate," said the coach, using "very bad decision."
"(Clowney) go through the admissions process as everyone else, and if he qualifies, he will be allowed."
Clowney former coach at South Pointe, Bobby Carroll, who recently coached at the University of York, SC, said the suggestion that Clowney is not academic eligibility was "repugnant. They said nothing about the classes made to get where he has A and B. I 'll bet my annual salary that Clowney eligible if it is not so. "
According to FoxSports.com, Clowney said his GPA from 2.5 to 2.6, and last semester he had all A's. "I'll qualify," he said. "Without doubt. Everybody knows it."
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