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Thanks John. Signed and shared. I'd love AB to be the only 5-timer at the Big 10 Championships!The link is highlighted in the article
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I'm with nerf, hoping and praying something fair can be done. It's surely going to be discussed by the NCAA at some point. When thinking it through, I can imagine it becomes a discussion, not just about seniors, but underclassmen who also are losing a year. Then there's the scholarship discussion for all 32 affected sports. Follow that with a discussion about how this will be paid for (Auriemma's suggestion that the NCAA "foot the bill"). Won't be easy, plus this coronavirus thing is only beginning, and we have no idea if other sports will be affected in the Fall.Signed and shared. My heart goes out to Aaron and his teammates John. Humanity is resourceful—I pray that something fair for all can be done once things settle down.
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There is no solution that will appease everyone. Not all athletes receive scholarship money, or if they do, very little. How many families can afford another year? In state costs are high, out of state much more so. The only “fair” way would be to grant all rostered students an extra year, with all costs paid. This would have to be applicable to all affected sports. The costs would be astronomical. As much as I would like to see this happen, I seriously doubt it will. Speaking of costs, what would the ACTUAL cost per student be? Yes, in state tuition with room and board is $32k-$35k but what is the actual dead cost to the university? Why would it cost the university more to scholly an out of state student vs an in state student? No easy answers...I'm with nerf, hoping and praying something fair can be done. It's surely going to be discussed by the NCAA at some point. When thinking it through, I can imagine it becomes a discussion, not just about seniors, but underclassmen who also are losing a year. Then there's the scholarship discussion for all 32 affected sports. Follow that with a discussion about how this will be paid for (Auriemma's suggestion that the NCAA "foot the bill"). Won't be easy, plus this coronavirus thing is only beginning, and we have no idea if other sports will be affected in the Fall.
THIS! The silver lining. Thank you.Thanks John. Signed and shared. I'd love AB to be the only 5-timer at the Big 10 Championships!
I agree with your thoughts, and yes, there’s not an easy answer where “everyone wins”. My only comment on the astronomical costs associated are that another year all expenses paid should be pretty doable for a significant majority of colleges. The current costs of attending college are so high, and I think most of us....maybe even all of us....can agree that it’s at a level that simply makes no sense at a lot of schools. Any type of return on the investment is many years down the road. This, combined with endowments that are in the 100s of millions, if not over a billion, leads me to have the opinion that requiring schools to cover or subsidize a significant amount of costs for athletes impacted is more than feasible. Just my humble opinion, but whatever solution ends up being proposed, I’ll be extremely disappointed if the NCAA and universities don’t include measures that prevent any direct costs to the athlete if they elect to take another year. Kids are giving up a year of post college income as well, and there is plenty of money in the coffers to do the right thing for the athletes.There is no solution that will appease everyone. Not all athletes receive scholarship money, or if they do, very little. How many families can afford another year? In state costs are high, out of state much more so. The only “fair” way would be to grant all rostered students an extra year, with all costs paid. This would have to be applicable to all affected sports. The costs would be astronomical. As much as I would like to see this happen, I seriously doubt it will. Speaking of costs, what would the ACTUAL cost per student be? Yes, in state tuition with room and board is $32k-$35k but what is the actual dead cost to the university? Why would it cost the university more to scholly an out of state student vs an in state student? No easy answers...
This is a special circumstance, but your Pearl Harbor point is well taken . The flip side of the argument is, hypothetically, if Mark beats out Starocci and Starocci walks, from a team standpoint is 1 year of Marky better than 4 years of Starocci? Somewhat rhetorical but my answer would be no.No underclassman is forced to be stuck behind an upperclassman. He can earn the spot over the upperclassman.
Was it over when Nick Nevills had the spot over Cassar at Pearl Harbor?
Also, if “pity the underclassman” were a good argument, then it would be so good that no medical redshirts should exist.
This is a special circumstance, but your Pearl Harbor point is well taken . The flip side of the argument is, hypothetically, if Mark beats out Starocci and Starocci walks, from a team standpoint is 1 year of Marky better than 4 years of Starocci? Somewhat rhetorical but my answer would be no.
So you’re saying:ever hear the saying "don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good"?
So you’re saying:
Stop the Coronavirus shirt today, and worry about stopping the evil medical redshirt tomorrow? One battle at a time?
For Iowa, live by the double recruiting class, die by the double recruiting class! (IF we get Cenzo, Mark, and healthy Shak back.)... LOL IOWA!!!!!
I thought Shak (and Cassar) got granted TWO extra yrs already?? If so, why doesnt he just cash that in?
I thought Cassar got two but Shak one, but I could be wrong...I thought Shak (and Cassar) got granted TWO extra yrs already?? If so, why doesnt he just cash that in?
I thought Shak (and Cassar) got granted TWO extra yrs already?? If so, why doesnt he just cash that in?