Who's starting at 174 this season?
- Thread starter Cali_Nittany
- Start date
This is an ecspecially bad thread.
JP has been dominate in my opinion
(inaudible cursing)
Just an FYI, Mark Hall does not appear to be enrolled
I won't be surprised but also won't believe it until I see it in 3 more weeks, what about Manville?
he's staying with me this year and training in Easton. this was determined in 2013 as part of the slush-fund-master-plan-post-grad-recruiting-promise made to Mark. working out well so far.
Please tell me you are not his dietitian.
Could someone please explain how a collegiate wrestler taking a year off from collegiate competition on Olympic Redshirt actually works, vis a vis the school?
I understand there are certain qualifications to be eligible, and I am not asking about that.
1. Assuming the wrestler is on scholarship, does he stay on scholarship?
If so, does his scholarship count against the schollies the school is allowed to have that year when he is on the Olympic redshirt?
Or is there a waiver for that kids schollie, so the school can keep his schollie for him, but also use that amt of scholarship money for a kid that will be competing for the school that year?
2. Is the wrestler allowed to stay in school, working on his degree?
Does he have to?
3. Is the wrestler allowed to continuing practicing folkstyle at all with his collegiate team?
Or must he confine himself to practicing with his school’s freestyle training team (if it has one)?
4. Does the wrestler have to go to an Olympic regional training center, or is he free to practice anywhere he chooses (other than his collegiate team)?
5. I think a wrestler can take an Olympic redshirt, and then later take the regular redshirt, assuming it hasnt already been used of course; is that correct?
It seems that depending on where the wrestler is in his collegiate eligibility, along with these issues may affect a decision whether to take the redshirt year, as much as one's chances of success in making the
team.
Thanks
I understand there are certain qualifications to be eligible, and I am not asking about that.
1. Assuming the wrestler is on scholarship, does he stay on scholarship?
If so, does his scholarship count against the schollies the school is allowed to have that year when he is on the Olympic redshirt?
Or is there a waiver for that kids schollie, so the school can keep his schollie for him, but also use that amt of scholarship money for a kid that will be competing for the school that year?
2. Is the wrestler allowed to stay in school, working on his degree?
Does he have to?
3. Is the wrestler allowed to continuing practicing folkstyle at all with his collegiate team?
Or must he confine himself to practicing with his school’s freestyle training team (if it has one)?
4. Does the wrestler have to go to an Olympic regional training center, or is he free to practice anywhere he chooses (other than his collegiate team)?
5. I think a wrestler can take an Olympic redshirt, and then later take the regular redshirt, assuming it hasnt already been used of course; is that correct?
It seems that depending on where the wrestler is in his collegiate eligibility, along with these issues may affect a decision whether to take the redshirt year, as much as one's chances of success in making the
team.
Thanks
If Hall "is" living with Smalls, who will Smalls pair Mark up with at WNO? I'd like to see a another match with Alex Meyer at CHA.
Different results this time!
While we're at it sent the whole damn team to Easton to visit Larry Holmes before the next Rutgers match.
Different results this time!
While we're at it sent the whole damn team to Easton to visit Larry Holmes before the next Rutgers match.
for a second I thought you said LAPD lockup
That would have been PDIII lockup.
LOL...
LDAP = Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. its used with active directory environments (computer networks) to locate people and devices.
LDAP = Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. its used with active directory environments (computer networks) to locate people and devices.
Great questions! I have guesses/assumptions, but am also interested in the answers.
I will take a stab and hopefully someone will correct anything I get wrong.
1. Not on ship.
2. Not allowed to stay in school. I didn't think this was true but Jason Bryant posted that on themat.com and he would know better than I.
3. Not sure on this one. He can't certainly practice any time he wants with any one he wants to outside of official college practices, but he may not be allowed to official college practices.
4. Can practice anywhere they want.
5. Olympic Redshirt is completely separate from a normal redshirt and has no effect on the ability to take a regular RS. As an example, if Hall takes an Oly RS this season he could still take a regular RS the next season if he wanted or needed to.
Nova seems like he is listed but as a coach/counselor kinda like how Kyle conel was before having his status changed to grad student.
Pretty sure he is a middleweight. But he is short and old for his class. Oh and his lack of offensive attacks might factor in?
Iowa has the best Lightweight Directory Access Protocol in the world.
It's a map with a big arrow pointing to Pennsylvania.
1. Only if he gets financial aid is he on scholarship, which would only be the case if he continues part-time as a student. Yes, it would count against the 9.9, I believe, though it's rare as most OLY RS's aren't in school, therefore not on scholarship.
2. As I understand it, yes, but part-time only. Again, rare...which means he does not have to.
For the previous two answers, here's a hint into whether a student-athlete can go to school when taking an OLY RS. The NCAA language references the following re. the Olympics, "A student with eligibility remaining who is nor enrolled or who is enrolled in less than a minimum full-time program or studies..."
3. Don't know the folk vs free rule, though E-J is correct -- go all in on free for the year.
4. The wrestler is allowed to practice "at the institution the individual previously attended as an undergraduate, or currently attends or previously attended as an undergraduate". The institution must receive confirmation from the US Olympic Committee or national governing body in the sport has recommended the individual's participation. And, such participation only during the academic year immediately preceding the Olympics. So, it's the OTC or an RTC at a school they are attending or previously attended.
5. You are correct.
I don’t think this will impact Marky’s decision l, but here it is:
Most of flo's lovingly supplied #content on this piece comes from Nomad paraphrasing this (no pay wall!) tweet from ASU Wrestling:
Though the writeup does have this sentence:
I’m no rocket scientist but the 97 probably corresponds to his birth year and not his weight lol
sorry i missed the winky face letting everyone know i was joking. will edit.
