Help with your Questions
posted by Compliance Guy @ 9:55 AM
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NCAA Rules
College athletic's NCAA rules and regulations can be very confusing and complex. Misunderstanding the rules could cost you your eligibility or your scholarship. We have the resources to assist you in areas such as: Clearinghouse, Scholarships, Practice, Redshirt, Recruiting, Transfers, Eligibility, Violations, Extra Benefits, Academics, Walk Ons, Or any other subject. Please visit http://www.collegeeligibility.com for help on these topics.
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Can a coach release a scholarship athlete because they "do not live the lifstyle that is expected" of the school? And does the parent have a right to know the truth about what is going on even if the athlete is over 18?
what if someone plays a D1 sport and is a sophmore and wants to transfer to another school but grades are not the greatest and decides to attend a community college for a year to get grades up...would he still have 2 years left of playing eligibility?
I am currently helping my friend resurrect his collegiate football career and would like to know if he has any eligibility left in Division I or II.
1. My friend enrolled in a D-I school in fall 2003, where he played football.
2. In fall 2004, he was placed on an academic redshirt. Fall 2004 was his last semester at the Div I school.
3. In Fall 2005, my friend enrolled in a JUCO where he played ball. He stayed for the spring semester.
4. In Fall 2006, my friend transferred to a D-II school where he did not participate as a student-athlete on any varsity sports teams.
5. It is now fall 2008, and he would like to play in fall 2009. Is he eligible?
can a div 1 player transfer to a juco and statrt playing
can a div 1 transfer to a juco and start playing right away.although she played in twoo games not including exhibition games.
what if a coach promised you a scholarship but you never played, cause first yr you was redshirt and your second yr you didnt played. if you transfer schools will still be able to play all 4 yrs?
My son plays Div 1 baseball and I was wondering if he could take a supplement called Test X180 made by Force Factor. It is not a steroid but is supposed to raise your testosterone levels. My son says that any supplement that raises your testosterone level could be a problem. Jim
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