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Jonathan Pollock is a Rutgers early enrollee. That first tweet is about 3-star DE and Penn State commit Michael Dwumfour. The second tweet is about 4-star wide receiver Kelvin Harmon.
Wasn't this on the board earlier?
Yea, I thought there was a long thread about itWasn't this on the board earlier?
So he graduated high school early?
That always surprises me, when a football player is able to swing that.
It's HS. Let's be real. Anyone that comes from a healthy 2 parent family that has at least average means and does not have a diagnosed learning disablity should be able to graduate HS in 3 years.
I really like this kid. Football wise the kid has a motor too. He may get time next year.
I don't disagree, but it does mean some kind of special cooperation with the school district. No one ever did that when I was growing up.
I don't disagree, but it does mean some kind of special cooperation with the school district. No one ever did that when I was growing up.
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Jonathan Pollock is a Rutgers early enrollee. That first tweet is about 3-star DE and Penn State commit Michael Dwumfour. The second tweet is about 4-star wide receiver Kelvin Harmon.
1.) you need to be a decent student -
2.) you need to begin planning for this early - maybe start planning during freshman year
3.) your state & local school system has to be amenable to early graduation
4.) your high school graduation requirements need to be achievable on an accelerated basis.
5.) you have to get all of the NCAA core courses
in some places it may be easier if you are in a private school - know that local school district here is pretty firmly opposed to a student leaving early - not impossible - but they certainly make it extremely challenging.
It's HS. Let's be real. Anyone that comes from a healthy 2 parent family that has at least average means and does not have a diagnosed learning disablity should be able to graduate HS in 3 years.