Teasdale and Reno?

[dicemen99]

I see. I just don't understand how he would be back in the room with the team and possibly competeing at the scuffle if he were greyshirting. Maybe dice could offer some insight?

Being back in the room and practicing with the team does not effect the greyshirt.

Only competition is prohibited after the grace period. Athletes may still train and practice with a team or coach indefinitely after they graduate high school, so long as he or she does not appear in organized competition. Competition is on a yearly basis. If you play one game during a year, it is the same as playing an entire season.

Dinmore did the same thing a few years back. Enrolled 2nd semester, was on roster and competed unattached. Came back the next year with trFR eligibility. Delaying a single semester will have the effect of pushing the clock back a year - as long as he doesn't compete attached. If he is granted the medical exemption, that's basically what he is doing.

I'm not sure what the Scuffle rules are. I know it is not an open and more an invitational, so that is up to the Scuffle. They may allow him, they may not. I don't know.

 

[Cowbell Man]

It is my understanding that once the eligibility clock starts, it doesn't stop, except for Olympic red shirt. If withdrawing from school for a year pauses it, Cassar would be a JR since he wasn't enrolled for a year after his surgery.

I thought a grey shirt meant deferred enrollment. I thought you couldn't sign a LOI or enroll in the school to be considered a grey shirt. It may have something to do with receiving scholarship money as well? Which is why Brooks, Beard, and Nevills aren't on campus or with the team?

It's all confusing, glad I don't have to keep all those rules straight.

The clock can pause for several reasons: Olympic, military, mission, pregnancy.

It does not stop for withdrawing. But this is different. The withdrawal happens in the very first semester, meaning.....he didn’t really start, even though he did. I don’t recall seeing that situation before. So...I’m this weird situation my question is did it start. If it did not, that could explain the greyshirt reference. Since the enrollment is kind of deferred until January.

We need a Doc Brown to explain this....

 

[Sportfan2017]

The clock can pause for several reasons: Olympic, military, mission, pregnancy.

It does not stop for withdrawing. But this is different. The withdrawal happens in the very first semester, meaning.....he didn’t really start, even though he did. I don’t recall seeing that situation before. So...I’m this weird situation my question is did it start. If it did not, that could explain the greyshirt reference. Since the enrollment is kind of deferred until January.

We need a Doc Brown to explain this....

I was of the understanding that greyshirts can not practice with the team at official team practices.....only at the NLWC or other places.....because you are not enrolled at PSU. Is that not true?

 

[dicemen99]

I was of the understanding that greyshirts can not practice with the team at official team practices.....only at the NLWC or other places.....because you are not enrolled at PSU. Is that not true?

If you are not enrolled, this is correct. You can, however, enroll in the spring semester and still defer your eligibility clock.

 

[Dwayne_Johnson33]

Being back in the room and practicing with the team does not effect the greyshirt.

Only competition is prohibited after the grace period. Athletes may still train and practice with a team or coach indefinitely after they graduate high school, so long as he or she does not appear in organized competition. Competition is on a yearly basis. If you play one game during a year, it is the same as playing an entire season.

Dinmore did the same thing a few years back. Enrolled 2nd semester, was on roster and competed unattached. Came back the next year with trFR eligibility. Delaying a single semester will have the effect of pushing the clock back a year - as long as he doesn't compete attached. If he is granted the medical exemption, that's basically what he is doing.

I'm not sure what the Scuffle rules are. I know it is not an open and more an invitational, so that is up to the Scuffle. They may allow him, they may not. I don't know.

Ok, thanks for the clarification. Interesting, I remember Dinmore enrolling Spring semester and maintaining trFR eligibility the following season. However, I did go back and check the roster for his greyshirt year (2014-2015) and didn't see him listed on there. I guess I would have another question, I'm not sure if you'll have an answer but does being a scholarship athlete have any impact on this? Would the student athlete remain eligible for funding for the Spring semester and still not use a year of their 5 year clock? Or would they not be eligible for athletic funding until the following year when their clock starts. I hope that makes sense.

 

[dicemen99]

Ok, thanks for the clarification. Interesting, I remember Dinmore enrolling Spring semester and maintaining trFR eligibility the following season. However, I did go back and check the roster for his greyshirt year (2014-2015) and didn't see him listed on there. I guess I would have another question, I'm not sure if you'll have an answer but does being a scholarship athlete have any impact on this? Would the student athlete remain eligible for funding for the Spring semester and still not use a year of their 5 year clock? Or would they not be eligible for athletic funding until the following year when their clock starts. I hope that makes sense.

You can be funded as long as you are eligible. 6 or even 7 years, as there have been rare cases of this. If you look around there is at least one football player who was granted a 7th year on his clock. Not aware that this has happened in wrestling yet.

 

[PAgeologist]

Being back in the room and practicing with the team does not effect the greyshirt.

Only competition is prohibited after the grace period. Athletes may still train and practice with a team or coach indefinitely after they graduate high school, so long as he or she does not appear in organized competition. Competition is on a yearly basis. If you play one game during a year, it is the same as playing an entire season.

Dinmore did the same thing a few years back. Enrolled 2nd semester, was on roster and competed unattached. Came back the next year with trFR eligibility. Delaying a single semester will have the effect of pushing the clock back a year - as long as he doesn't compete attached. If he is granted the medical exemption, that's basically what he is doing.

I'm not sure what the Scuffle rules are. I know it is not an open and more an invitational, so that is up to the Scuffle. They may allow him, they may not. I don't know.

Thank you for the clarifications. I understand from some other threads I read that you are experiencing something similar with a family member, so you would have first hand knowledge.

 

[PAgeologist]

The clock can pause for several reasons: Olympic, military, mission, pregnancy.

It does not stop for withdrawing. But this is different. The withdrawal happens in the very first semester, meaning.....he didn’t really start, even though he did. I don’t recall seeing that situation before. So...I’m this weird situation my question is did it start. If it did not, that could explain the greyshirt reference. Since the enrollment is kind of deferred until January.

We need a Doc Brown to explain this....

It certainly is confusing.

 

[nitlion6]

I hearken back to the days when my then wife used to dress me.

I always like it when my wife undresses me. Just saying.

 

[Dogwelder]

I always like it when my wife undresses me. Just saying.

Hey NL! Aren’t you the guy who couldn’t even post in another thread because your wife was calling you to bed? You are the Zain Retherford of love!

 

[Cowbell Man]

Hey NL! Aren’t you the guy who couldn’t even post in another thread because your wife was calling you to bed? You are the Zain Retherford of love!

There are a lot of assumptions in there.....

 

[jrd23psu]

its a discussion/forum board. not for nothing if you found this thread strange then there is no need to comment. but last i checked i thought a forum was an open discussion.

It is, but that doesn't mean all discussions are necessary nor does it mean some of them aren't just plain silly.

 

[nitlion6]

Hey NL! Aren’t you the guy who couldn’t even post in another thread because your wife was calling you to bed? You are the Zain Retherford of love!

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

 

[El-Jefe]

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

You bring the pain?

Or, you stall on top?

 

[NittanyLion84]

Parallel ride.

 

[PSUbluTX]

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

And you probably get gassed from bottom?

 

[District four]

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

Does that mean you don't Staul on top lol

 

[1AA]

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

Extra point for riding over a minute?

 

[jschrantz]

Get the legs in deep

 

[Sportfan2017]

That is certainly open to interpretation.
I am the King of the top position?
I can ride forever?
I am just brutal.

I am sorry......but a minute of riding time is not something you should roll over and brag about. . And a parallel ride??...….if I remember my biology correctly......will not get anybody to the finish line......but ...hey......nice effort.......just remember......this year.....anything in the face is a penalty point…. We are truly sick people......guilty as charged your honor

 

[CowboyUp61]

I am not sure why the CDT would have Teasdale/Teske competing in Reno to get some matches. The Wilkes Open is Saturday, that would seem to be a much better financial option for some competition. Wrestle Saturday, home Sunday for a few days with Christmas at home.

C'mon, we all know that Teasdale has a rich uncle