At about 41 seconds into the HUDL video that one kid jumps up just as he shoves him in the chest and just tosses the kid away.
RECRUITING: Football commits
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I wouldn’t be surprised if he was awarded some academic scholarships or got some other type of financial aid to lessen the financial burden.
I don't think they can do this anymore. Too many stories of abuse to get around the 85 scholly limit, e.g., putting a kid on a track scholarship while he also plays FB.
This is correct. However, it is my understanding that they don't HAVE to enroll for the fall semester. They can wait to enroll in spring semester, when their scholarship kicks in. Most grayshirts, however, opt to enroll in the fall to take advantage of the weight room and get a jump on training and playbook. They can't, however, do those activities with the team.
He reminds me quite a bit of Sean Foster. They look like clones (no pun intended) in their highlight videos.
Obviously doesn't possess the offers Foster had, but still.
Can't they enroll in the fall as part-time as a student with a greyshirt and then go full-time after fall semester?
But why wouldn't they be able to be like a regular walk on, and join the team after camp? Then they'd be working out with the team, and be at practices. Then be given the scholarship at the semester.
Or is a greyshirt an actual ncaa protected position, to where the school is required to offer the scholarship at semester, and the kid doesn't have to worry about them backing out?
Doesn't it all have to do with starting the NCAA 5 to play 4 clock? If they start as a full time student in the fall then their clock starts and their first season with the team (the next fall) is the second year of their five years. Is that correct?
My Lord, I'm confused! I think there needs to be Tax Reform....I mean NCAA Rule Reform.
As answered above, that would start the clock.
Back in the 2000’s it was common for them to be part-time at ISU and to also take classes at DMACC while unofficially working the staff to get in S&C and playbook work. Greyshirts are great for linemen as they can basically get two redshirt years in to develop.
Not sure what this means, but Brock Purdy’s mom just walked out of the UBS with a fistful of Cyclone swag
She could have been carrying a dead cat and I'm not sure I would have noticed.
