Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Norm Nixon Jr.
Perhttp://goupstate.us/index.php/2008/06/16/nixon-heading-home-to-hollywood?blog=16 he played on a total of 2 minutes in his last 7 games and rarely was a starter. Wikipedia has vague notability guidelines, just as the US Constitution has vague rules, but Wikipedia has no Supreme Court to make the final call. We have the unlikely possibility of consensus on the discussion page of a guideline, and we have AFD, where editors can assert their idea of what "highest level of amateur sport" means. I am opposed to blanket granting of inherent notability to every one of the thousands of men and women who put on a college jersey each year, or who had 30 seconds on the basketball court in 1930. I also disagree with the previous commentor who restricts it to the "college all star team"  (does it even exist?) and the NCAA finals (only 2 teams, or all 16?) or "setting a league record" (what if the record only held for 1 month i 1882? This article presents no sources other than to say the man played for his college team, which basically does not show satisfaction of .  The guideline needs to be made more explicit
— User:Edison, 19:30, 29 July 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)