According to the Charlotte Sun article I read (behind paywall), he transferred to PCHS for football but said before the season started that it was a football-only transfer and he would be back at Charlotte for bball season.  It was all out in the open what his intentions were.

Did he transfer to Charlotte before the season? Because his family might just live in apartments that are one year leases. I went to a different school from kindergarten to 11th grade every year. Technically 9th grade was the same as 11th and 12th. So I switched schools from K-11 every year. We grew up in apartments and moved every year. 

Punta Gorda Charlotte HS star WR Dior Evans transferred to rival Port Charlotte HS this fall to play for the most talented PCHS team in history.  He then transfers back to Charlotte HS for the winter/spring semester to play for the CHS basketball team.  How is this even allowed per FHSAA rules?  I'm guessing it's technically against the rules but the rules are unenforceable?

You might be on to something because Central alumni is like Northwestern alumni. Not as old because they didn't become predominantly black until the 70's, but they don't play about their school. In addition Central doesn't like to lose especially in certain ways. Had Central not gotten disqualified for the playoffs in 2024 they might have beaten Northwestern in the playoffs and definitely beat the breaks off Raines. Also in 2023 Central played Norland twice and in both meetings they had a lead and let Norland come back to win. I think Central would have beaten Berkeley Prep in my opinion and had a 6 peat. All in all I'm not shocked because in Miami depending on which school you are at the alumni don't play and you have to be ready. Now I'm more ready than ever for the 2025 season to start and Northwestern might be the front runner.

Next season is gonna be very interesting. Wish it was august already lol.