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@hbu_sybau@KickNDaPants The NCAA has a long history of picking and choosing which rules to follow in which schools have to follow them.
I suspect, religious trips and pregnancies will be will be treated with consistency in the NCAA.
At least I hope so.
The redshirt is dead — and most programs aren’t ready for what that means.
Every scholarship now starts a 5-year clock the moment a kid enrolls or turns 19. No extensions. No medical freezes.
That changes recruiting, roster building, and player development in one stroke.
Birthday math is now part of every offer conversation. A kid who turns 19 before he steps on campus has already burned time. Coaches who ignore that will regret it.
The portal gets leaner but more expensive. Fewer players with extra eligibility means a smaller pool — and the ones in it will cost more.
The programs that win this era won’t be the ones with the most NIL money. They’ll be the ones who evaluate 17-year-olds better than everyone else and stop hiding developmental needs behind a redshirt year.
The margin for error just got really small. @jrichardgoodman@VinnysCorner1@SergeantMartee@BeholdPaleH0rse #portal #NCAA @latsondheimer@KasselMedia #recruits #eligibility #hssports #coaches #coach
BREAKING: The NCAA is officially adopting the age-based eligibility structure, giving players 5 years to play 5 seasons from either when they enroll or from the season they turn 19 (whichever comes first).
The Division I cabinet was unanimous in their vote for the new model.
Hi Nelly the NCAA passed this ruling with the intention of stopping the chaos in the transfer portal.
Initially, we will see a spike in the portal numbers but ultimately with less people being available because of “medical red shirts” and red shirts in general, you’re gonna see a decrease in the number of athletes in the transfer portal in the long run.
I should also say it this way, you will see a decrease in the amount of elite athletes in the portal and as I keep saying portal athletes are gonna get more expensive.
@ShowMeZou@SoonerVirginia Having a smaller number of truly talented Players in the portal is a change and the portal prices just went up.
Hopefully it will return some attention back to the high school senior athletes.
@Crobo1982@AdairCoach It does affect early enrollees. However, I don’t think on the back end it will hurt early enrollees . They typically are elite in most cases.
@Devil4LifeO2V@USAGirlsGolf Pretending to be an AD lol hardly . Be nice or get to steppin’.
I’m here to talk athletics. Obviously have other agenda tactics. I’m not interested in.
@Devil4LifeO2V@USAGirlsGolf Man you just made me laugh - AI posts ? Check my grammar and spelling. AI pics ? That’s hilarious. Talk to me when you’re in your 60s. That’s me in the pic . Just trying to look younger and less fat.
@SpenceEmerson6@oufi19 It’s always about the amount of money in the collective. Look at Indiana and I was born instead of Indiana so I love my Hoosiers.
The coach is great but their collective and leadership and athletic department is why football has turned around.
You are correct, sir