NCAA new Academic redshirt rule.

[sooner_mike]

Very interesting

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The NCAA's new academic redshirt rule will leave some recruits ineligible as freshmen


http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/1/27/10822442/ncaa-academic-redshirt-rule-requirements

 

[SoonerTulsan]

Very interesting

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL
  
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECRUITING

The NCAA's new academic redshirt rule will leave some recruits ineligible as freshmen


http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/1/27/10822442/ncaa-academic-redshirt-rule-requirements

It's a good "idea" on the surface. Yet I'm not a big fan of the NCAA administration as a whole.

 

[sooner_mike]

It's a good "idea" on the surface. Yet I'm not a big fan of the NCAA administration as a whole.

That makes two of us. They're never consistent.

 

[SoonerTulsan]

That makes two of us. They're never consistent.

They're consistent about making $$ and selectively enforcing "rules"...But that's about it.

 

[Plainosooner]

Oh I disagree with that. The NCAA might not be consistent in all things, but neither are the women in OUr lives.

And they are very consistent about recruiting violations in the state of Texas. UTexas never does anything wrong. Anyone taking recruits away from UT is guilty unless proven innocent. UT players can be caught driving 900 dollar a month cars and other luxuries, it is perfectly reasonable.At SMU it is worth the death penalty.

 

[SoonerTulsan]

Oh I disagree with that. The NCAA might not be consistent in all things, but neither are the women in OUr lives.

And they are very consistent about recruiting violations in the state of Texas. UTexas never does anything wrong. Anyone taking recruits away from UT is guilty unless proven innocent. UT players can be caught driving 900 dollar a month cars and other luxuries, it is perfectly reasonable.At SMU it is worth the death penalty.

NCAA equity is directly proportional to the amount of univer$ity contribution$ a given $chool make$. Texa$ is known for being quite generou$.

 

[sooner_mike]

NCAA equity is directly proportional to the amount of univer$ity contribution$ a given $chool make$. Texa$ is known for being quite generou$.

Now wait a minute, Texas is squeaky clean haven't you haven't you heard???? Lol

 

[SoonerTulsan]

Now wait a minute, Texas is squeaky clean haven't you haven't you heard???? Lol

Not since I frequented OB on a regular basis before the message board nazi took over moderating.

 

[trademarcs]

Not since I frequented OB on a regular basis before the message board nazi took over moderating.

You can say THAT again!

 

[MdSooner#1]

I am conflicted about this issue.

I think maybe (MAYBE) go back to old rule that says freshman can't play their first year. This gets rid of the one and done basketball players


I think giving kids (I don't care of their race, sex, or nationality) a chance at a college education is wonderful.


When I went to OU there were a list of 10 or so requirements to be admitted. The very last requirement was "CAN YOU AFFORD ADMISSION". Needless to say I got in.


With todays requirements for admission into OU I would not get in.

I got off on a tangent - sorry. Give these kids an opportunity. That is all I'm saying