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If a player leaves a team after the season starts, early - fewer than 10 games, does he still lose the year according to NCAA?
 
Posts: 4 | Location: Tennessee | Registered: May 03, 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I am sure someone can quote chapter and verse of the NCAA regulations, but as far as I know, the only exception ... where a player might not lose the year of eligibility ... would be if he incurred a season ending injury, and then there are still restrictions on that as to number of appearances/games played as a percentage of total games for the season.

Basically, as far as I know, if a player pinch runs one time for another player during the season, he is considered to have used a year of eligibility. It's tough but then it IS the NCAA ... !!!


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My understanding is that a player has a certain # games (?) or maybe innings (?) until a redshirt decision. Don't quote me on that. Also if one is needed, don't forget about a release. Penalties in D1 for just leaving.

The best scenerio, IMO, is to receive a redshirt before a move is made.

Best thing I can suggest, is to call the NCAA, get it straight from the source.
 
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If you are talking about the DI level, then I believe FBM is correct. Unless an injury is the cause of the inability to play, a player cannot be redshirted if he appears in a regular season game. In the scenario you describe, you would lose that year of eligibility for having appeared and competed, even in fewer than 10 games.
I think TPM is referring to medical redshirts. The number of innings is only injury related.
If you are leaving a DIII team, they no longer allow redshirts and would lose the year of eligibility.


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Posts: 2051 | Location: ca | Registered: February 11, 2003Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Thanks for the input.

Additional info:
Yes it is D1
He has not been in a game this year, only practice.
his coach told him that he was going to redshirt him...but has not so far
 
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