Wadley had no idea whether the NCAA would change its rules when he was studying hard to earn his degree in four years. In fact, he saw former teammate Rasheed Brokenborough enter Temple under the same circumstances, graduate on time, but not get his year back, because the rules hadn't been changed. Still, Wadley pushed on with no guaranteed reward except his degree. Quincy took 15 credits in summer school so he could graduate on time. That's cramming a semester into six weeks.
Kids can do the work if given the chance.
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