My UCLA Tark team is ranked #1 in the country with 3 regular season games left. We have a player, Kenneth Allman, who is top 20 on the draft board as a sophomore. He came into the second semester with a 2.4. Okay, a little low, so I gave him 4 study hall minutes (in line with what he had the first semester). After game 18 he comes back with a 1.6. Whoa. So I give him 18 study hall minutes, for a total of 132 study hall minutes, 11 per game over 12 games. He pulls a 1.9. Title shot takes a major hit. Please don't read this as complaining, it's not, I know there is probability involved with everything in this game. That said, this seems like a fairly major outlier. I can't remember ever giving a player that many study hall minutes, especially an upperclassman, and having them go ineligible. Has anybody ever given an upperclassman that many study hall minutes and had them become ineligible?

I had that happen not too long ago. It’s a weird thing when they are at a 1.8 with zero minutes, you add 12 and they still fail lol.

It feels like grades/SH are way wackier in 3.0.

Lesson learned

All you that laugh at me, see OP for my reasoning.....

Playful joke piman, not directed at you. I just get laughed at for over SH'ing all the time, for this very reason. I'm sorry it happened to you. And I know you're not complaining.... really. HD has its way of ripping your heart out at times when it's not expected

Or maybe, 3.0 is complex enough to account for the “extra” attention paid to a recruit, resulting in Allman, “being a little rebellion”? Maybe?