What about the spring sports?How does this hurt the NCAA?
Every single player should get the option to have another year of eligibility.
It doesn’t mean the players would take it. This would be taking care of the athletes.
Sure give them another year as well if they want it.What about the spring sports?
Would you expand roster size to allow for this, in terms of allowable number of schollies? 90 percent of basketball players were done for the year before today. I just don’t see the point.Sure give them another year as well if they want it.
I am not saying the athletes need to take the extra year but these athletes who aren’t going pro should actually be a priority for the NCAA.
If the NCAA cares about “student-athletes” this is about fairness.So the 30 game prior don’t matter? They get a whole extra year of eligibility because they didn’t get an extra game or 2?
Do you change scholarship restrictions?
Do FR,SO,JR also get an extra year?
They’d all also be grad transfers technically
Makes no sense to me
No expansion players are still going to go pro, transfer. Most teams don’t even use all their 13 scholarships.Would you expand roster size to allow for this, in terms of allowable number of schollies? 90 percent of basketball players were done for the year before today. I just don’t see the point.
No expansion players are still going to go pro, transfer. Most teams don’t even use all their 13 scholarships.
This would actually help midmajors. Players who graduate would essence get a free year of postgraduate degree and could go anywhere.
This is all about doing right by the players.
If the NCAA cares about “student-athletes” this is about fairness.
The players don’t have to use the extra year. Just give them the year of eligibility. All the players deserve it. They don’t get compensated so who cares.
So you're just talking about basketball? What about other sports at smaller poor schools that have fewer scholarships that incoming high school athletes were promised?No expansion players are still going to go pro, transfer. Most teams don’t even use all their 13 scholarships.
This would actually help midmajors. Players who graduate would essence get a free year of postgraduate degree and could go anywhere.
This is all about doing right by the players.
Any sport that had its championship cancelled give them an extra year.So you're just talking about basketball? What about other sports at smaller poor schools that have fewer scholarships that incoming high school athletes were promised?
What happens to incoming freshman intending to go to schools and play non revenue sports that can't afford to extend a year to current seniors AND incoming players. Those exist. Something will have to give.Any sport that had its championship cancelled give them an extra year.
Right. And there would be fewer to go around.most of those sports dont give full scholies to kids anyway
Players who current seniors can go to another school as a grad transfer. Get a free year of post graduate elsewhere and they get a chance to complete an entire year.What happens to incoming freshman intending to go to schools and play non revenue sports that can't afford to extend a year to current seniors AND incoming players. Those exist. Something will have to give.