It is indicated above that there is no adjustment to the scholarship limit of 9.9. How are schools keeping their scholarship commitments to incoming recruits? Are any of these 6th year students actually working on an advanced degree like at least a master's or is this a dumb question? Thank you.
To Return or Not to Return, That is the Question
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See that's why I think there will be kids who said they are returning changing their minds or someone (coaching staffs a/o parents) changing it for them. Once coaches sit down and see how their returning affects the teams future, they may decide it's best if they dont come back and will honor the scholly money they promised to the young guys. And if they decide to come back anyway, parents may be convincing them it's not smart to be paying out of pocket to attend school so they can wrestle a other year.
I just watched the Brands press conference from Saturday night. When a reported said to him that he would be having his entire team back Tom replied, "well there's alot to be ironed out." So yeah, I' be surprised if they do have entire team back.
Jesus may have trained you BUT you must have done something REALLY BAD for him to have forsaken you at the NCs EVERY YEAR!!!!
I don't believe this is entirely true. If a school can fund the extra ships, they can have more than the NCAA limit. This seems unfair to me. A kid could have eligibility, but schools should have to live by the scholly limit. If you have been on ship and what to take the extra year, a school either tells some youngster, sorry, or you have to pay your own way, or go to the portal as a hired gun. Of course, who knows.
NCAA Extra Year of Eligibility | Coronavirus Rules
Learn more about the NCAA decision to grant an extra year of eligibility relief to Division 1, 2 and 3 athletes due to COVID-19.
www.ncsasports.org
What about athletic scholarships?
There are two factors that control the availability of scholarships at the D1 and D2 levels. The NCAA scholarship limits per sport and whether or not the school is fully funded. For D1 fall sports, seniors who have scholarships and who will be using the extra year of eligibility will not count against the team’s scholarship limit for the 2021-22 season. The D2 level has not provided any waivers, so there is no potential for D2 programs to offer additional scholarship money for fall sports recruits.
This does not mean a college will go over the limit of maximum scholarships. Each school will decide how many scholarships they can fund for each team depending on their budget. In a recent survey, 80% of college coaches said they do not plan on cutting scholarships as part of their budget cutting measures. For recruits pursuing an athletic scholarship, hopefully this means the maximum, and possibly over the maximum number of scholarships, will be available for the 2021-22 school year.
Here is an example of how this could play out for a college team:
- A fully funded NCAA D1 FBS football team has a maximum of 85 scholarships. All D1 FBS scholarships are full-rides.
- For the 2020-21 season, the team has 25 seniors on scholarship. Let’s say all of these seniors get an extra year of eligibility.
- For the 2021-22 school year, this program could bring back up to 25 seniors and all of those seniors are eligible to keep their scholarships.
- If the school is able to fund the maximum number of scholarships it can for the 2021-22 school year, they could have 110 athletes on scholarships. That means 25 returning seniors and 85 others.
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I guess you don't watch the same late night TV reruns
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I was watching the Flo link of them watching the finals (loved watching them hate on PSU). J'den Cox dialed in for the 141lb match and was pulling for Jaydin on his "play-by-play". Mentioned that they go back a bit together and I see that Jaydin Eierman is only 10 months younger than J'den!! 2015 he lost to Snyder and McIntosh. 2016 he beat Morgan (4-2) for the championship. Repeated in 2017 when he finished his college career. Quite the college gap between the twoYes, and he is 24 and will be 25 in May. You have now flunked Math 101 for the second time.
LOL, missed that so I flunk Reading Comprehension 101.
Except that it says "Wrestling Champi" and, as everyone knows, a champi is an Indian hair massage, sometimes done with hot oil. No wonder Eierman's teammates want him back next year (except for Marinelli, he doesn't care).That’s a cool photo of Eierman, framed to show the text “wrestling champ” from the huge “... wrestling championship” banner behind him. Good thing for him the banner did not instead say “... NCAA championship”, which would’ve made the photo unusable.
In regards to how the NCAA will be handling scholarships, sounds like something Dan Gable threw together for them...I don't believe this is entirely true. If a school can fund the extra ships, they can have more than the NCAA limit. This seems unfair to me. A kid could have eligibility, but schools should have to live by the scholly limit. If you have been on ship and what to take the extra year, a school either tells some youngster, sorry, or you have to pay your own way, or go to the portal as a hired gun. Of course, who knows.
NCAA Extra Year of Eligibility | Coronavirus Rules
Learn more about the NCAA decision to grant an extra year of eligibility relief to Division 1, 2 and 3 athletes due to COVID-19.
What about athletic scholarships?
There are two factors that control the availability of scholarships at the D1 and D2 levels. The NCAA scholarship limits per sport and whether or not the school is fully funded. For D1 fall sports, seniors who have scholarships and who will be using the extra year of eligibility will not count against the team’s scholarship limit for the 2021-22 season. The D2 level has not provided any waivers, so there is no potential for D2 programs to offer additional scholarship money for fall sports recruits.
This does not mean a college will go over the limit of maximum scholarships. Each school will decide how many scholarships they can fund for each team depending on their budget. In a recent survey, 80% of college coaches said they do not plan on cutting scholarships as part of their budget cutting measures. For recruits pursuing an athletic scholarship, hopefully this means the maximum, and possibly over the maximum number of scholarships, will be available for the 2021-22 school year.
Here is an example of how this could play out for a college team:
The determining factor is whether or not a school can afford to give scholarships over the maximum.
- A fully funded NCAA D1 FBS football team has a maximum of 85 scholarships. All D1 FBS scholarships are full-rides.
- For the 2020-21 season, the team has 25 seniors on scholarship. Let’s say all of these seniors get an extra year of eligibility.
- For the 2021-22 school year, this program could bring back up to 25 seniors and all of those seniors are eligible to keep their scholarships.
- If the school is able to fund the maximum number of scholarships it can for the 2021-22 school year, they could have 110 athletes on scholarships. That means 25 returning seniors and 85 others.
You have to assume everyone comes back and they make a last run because they are in trouble the year after that. If I had to pick one not coming back I'd agree with your Kemerer pick. I think that would be his 7th year of college. They already call him grandpa. It could be in question if the university is willing to give DeSanto an extra scholarly depending how egregious it was that he said especially with his history. (Most likely no big deal) Lee could be in question too. Myself having had an acl reconstructive surgery I cant imagine wrestling without one or two.
I get supporting a strong team under normal circumstances, but funding extra scholarships the year after eliminating four sports is pretty tone deaf. If they have the extra money, try and keep a sport.
Yeah. If Iowa was okay with him trying to break Micic’s bones, then words will never disturb them.
I can’t wait for Casey’s son to beat him at NCAAs.
I don't see how that's even possible for the entire team to come back. Lol.
The reason I say this is that I think Mike is ready to move on to either a freestyle career or his next career path..and with Young, he is from a very rural part of Central pa in punxy, and it's just inherent to that area that folks usually return to their homes eventually. Long way from Iowa City which is a metropolis compared to his own home town.
...Yanni and Nick are a two-headed monster he will dream abut Omer the next months...
Well I wouldn't mind if he stayed in IC long term. We dont need his father in law in pa any more than he already is....
I hear ya, but if one is in Punxsutawney, is one really in civilization to begin with? I say this as someone who has seen the town, and that town is a place that sets back time by 50 years.
I think there will be a significant number of wrestlers who sit out the Fall semester, enroll for January in order to reduce college costs.
I'm channeling dogwelder here and after also learning the need now for extra scholarship money it made sense.
Anyhow in one of the tv shots on Saturday night when they were recapping, ESPN showed the outside of the Enterprise Arena and in the clip was a guy in a Hawkeye shirt wearing a coach's credential, with a tip cup reading "I'm not homeless but need money for scholarships for the elderly".
I couldn't tell who it was, maybe Tom or Terry?
Anyhow in one of the tv shots on Saturday night when they were recapping, ESPN showed the outside of the Enterprise Arena and in the clip was a guy in a Hawkeye shirt wearing a coach's credential, with a tip cup reading "I'm not homeless but need money for scholarships for the elderly".
I couldn't tell who it was, maybe Tom or Terry?
I just rewatched it. The guy in the Hawkeye shirt, threw the cup at a guy while yelling you call that a tip, this is needed for hard wrestling.......
So it Was Terry!
So it Was Terry!
good grief. I would have been better off with the thread @ptomaselli started on Marinelli which I converted in a thread on all seniors. You never know what will happen to a thread.
That's a school policy and therefore varies schhol-by-school for both spouses and children.
What is constant is that schools cannot apply it selectively for athletics. If Iowa does not discount tuition for all spouses, then they can't for Mariah Marinelli's husband.
good grief. I would have been better off with the thread @ptomaselli started on Marinelli which I converted in a thread on all seniors. You never know what will happen to a thread.
@Tom McAndrew No good deed goes unpunished.
Philipsburg, PA?? And you think Punxsutawney sets time back? Okay . . .
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