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Post by stevehorn on May 17, 2022 13:29:53 GMT -5
Is this specific to volleyball or does football have a different set of rules? I thought for the next few years, anyone enrolled at school during the 2020-2021 school year would be eligible for an extra year, and they wouldn’t count against the scholarship limit of 85 for football. Did I hear that wrong for football? For those of you who were tired of Dana Rettke after 5 years - heard this from a compliance person the other day - In spring sports with 2 exemptions, a player with a medical redshirt could play in (part of) 7 different seasons. They could theoretically get a bachelors and law school or PT school completed on their athletic scholarship. That can happen in all sports - not just spring sports. There were a few volleyball players who were in their 7th year last season. Question - I don't understand what you are referencing that spring sports have 2 exemptions. Do you mind explaining?
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Post by robtearle on May 17, 2022 13:42:49 GMT -5
Is this specific to volleyball or does football have a different set of rules? I thought for the next few years, anyone enrolled at school during the 2020-2021 school year would be eligible for an extra year, and they wouldn’t count against the scholarship limit of 85 for football. Did I hear that wrong for football? For those of you who were tired of Dana Rettke after 5 years ... Keep in mind: Kayla Caffey enrolled at Missouri the year BEFORE Rettke started at Wisconsin. Dana is gone, but Caffey may not yet be.
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Post by vbnerd on May 17, 2022 14:22:26 GMT -5
For those of you who were tired of Dana Rettke after 5 years - heard this from a compliance person the other day - In spring sports with 2 exemptions, a player with a medical redshirt could play in (part of) 7 different seasons. They could theoretically get a bachelors and law school or PT school completed on their athletic scholarship. That can happen in all sports - not just spring sports. There were a few volleyball players who were in their 7th year last season. Question - I don't understand what you are referencing that spring sports have 2 exemptions. Do you mind explaining? So fall athletes are not charged a year of eligibility for fall 2020. As I understood it spring athletes are not being charged for Spring 2020 or 2021.
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Post by n00b on May 17, 2022 14:31:59 GMT -5
That can happen in all sports - not just spring sports. There were a few volleyball players who were in their 7th year last season. Question - I don't understand what you are referencing that spring sports have 2 exemptions. Do you mind explaining? So fall athletes are not charged a year of eligibility for fall 2020. As I understood it spring athletes are not being charged for Spring 2020 or 2021. This isn't true. Only 2020 doesn't count for spring sport athletes.
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Post by vbnerd on May 17, 2022 14:42:56 GMT -5
So fall athletes are not charged a year of eligibility for fall 2020. As I understood it spring athletes are not being charged for Spring 2020 or 2021. This isn't true. Only 2020 doesn't count for spring sport athletes. Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how.
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Post by robtearle on May 17, 2022 14:48:07 GMT -5
This isn't true. Only 2020 doesn't count for spring sport athletes. Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how. The pre-COVID rules were four years of eligibility to be used in a five year 'window'. One could think of the COVID year as extending that to five years eligibility in a six year window. But if an athlete lost two years to medical hardship, sometimes the regular five year window could be extended to a sixth year. So during the COVID period we're in, if you had an athlete who lost two years to medical hardship, we might see the COVID six year window extended to a seven year window with the 2020 year somewhere within it. (None of that specific to spring vs fall, etc.)
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Post by stevehorn on May 17, 2022 14:59:15 GMT -5
Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how. The pre-COVID rules were four years of eligibility to be used in a five year 'window'. One could think of the COVID year as extending that to five years eligibility in a six year window. But if an athlete lost two years to medical hardship, sometimes the regular five year window could be extended to a sixth year. So during the COVID period we're in, if you had an athlete who lost two years to medical hardship, we might see the COVID six year window extended to a seven year window with the 2020 year somewhere within it. (None of that specific to spring vs fall, etc.) Correct. The only thing I would add is that about 3-4 years ago, I understand they added an additional option for the 6th year. If an athlete was a regular redshirt in their first year and then missed another year due to injury, they would also be eligible to apply for the 6th year (7th year with the free COVID year).
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Post by wahine4iosia on May 17, 2022 15:18:53 GMT -5
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Post by savannahbadger on May 18, 2022 8:04:45 GMT -5
This isn't true. Only 2020 doesn't count for spring sport athletes. Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how. I suppose it could be possible for someone to transfer after a fall semester and be eligible for beach VB in the spring. Maybe that’s what that meant? I noticed that Izzy Ashburn has graduated from Wisconsin in 3 years, and is going to be a senior this fall. She should be able to come back for the extra year if she wants in the fall of 2023, assuming Sheffield wants her back. Is the Akana thing more of a “I have incoming freshman to prioritize for scholarships” or is it something else? I don’t really understand how Cook can just pull a scholarship from her like that, especially since she was huge in helping keep the championship match close against Wisconsin. Is Akana not in an “extra year” situation/exemption this fall?
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Post by stevehorn on May 18, 2022 8:51:33 GMT -5
Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how. I suppose it could be possible for someone to transfer after a fall semester and be eligible for beach VB in the spring. Maybe that’s what that meant? I noticed that Izzy Ashburn has graduated from Wisconsin in 3 years, and is going to be a senior this fall. She should be able to come back for the extra year if she wants in the fall of 2023, assuming Sheffield wants her back. Is the Akana thing more of a “I have incoming freshman to prioritize for scholarships” or is it something else? I don’t really understand how Cook can just pull a scholarship from her like that, especially since she was huge in helping keep the championship match close against Wisconsin. Is Akana not in an “extra year” situation/exemption this fall? Akana will be a junior. She is in no out of the ordinary situation. There are no exemptions starting this fall. All scholarship players, including ones using their free COVID year, will count against the school's scholarship limit.
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Post by vballfreak808 on May 18, 2022 14:11:25 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2022 18:53:33 GMT -5
This isn't true. Only 2020 doesn't count for spring sport athletes. Ok, so then I missed something, but this compliance person said we may see 7 year spring athletes. I didn't ask how. you didn’t miss something. Spring Athletes got 2020 back, and then 2021 didn’t count for anyone. There are plenty of baseball and softball players who used both
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Post by avid 2.0 on May 23, 2022 16:43:57 GMT -5
Indiana is getting an OH from Spain
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Post by vballfreak808 on May 24, 2022 12:12:50 GMT -5
Molly Brown - Middle - Purdue to Texas A&M
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Post by wahine4iosia on May 24, 2022 16:20:07 GMT -5
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