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Landon Robideau has won his first and last national championship. THAT I guarantee.
Good news. There is not yet an actual proposal that has been published.
Guessing the Ivies retain their current setup, minus the grayshirt.
Good questions! I take the liberty to add one more:
And grow his hair back.Good questions! I take the liberty to add one more:
6. If El Jefe and Efejle should shake hands, would the resulting release of matter-antimatter gamma radiation be sufficient to give Spencer Lee an Ohio State-level tan?
I would guess the Ivies continue to greyshirt at the same rate they currently do.
The share has already been reduced for the past 4 seasons due to the covid year and reduced barriers for redshirts of all kinds. That would have reverted some without this rule change. With this rule change it will become the norm.
It's actually lagging the trend of youth hold-backs, by more than a decade.
I feel similarly. Why start at 18 when you get the same number of years when you start at 19? Of course, that would have to be planned for well in advance so that HS graduation does not occur until after you turn 19.
Isn't he 19 now, and about to graduate? If so, he would still have 5 years as the wording I have seen is it the five years starts the season after turning 19, or the season after HS graduation - whichever comes first.
This got me thinking. The only two I can think of who wrestled in 2021 and have remaining eligibility are Zach Redding and AJ Ferrari. Am I missing anyone?
The next academic year after turning 19. Basset turned 19 in August before his senior year. I think the question is what is the official start date of an academic year for the NCAA.
Makes sense. Looks like first day of classes was August 20 and his birthday was August 25, so should be good I think.
Most likely none of them plan on needing medical shirts in college.
I would expect this to be in line with or after HS state age requirements. No idea about other states, but the PA rule is you're OK if you turn 19 on/after July 1.
So that would basically ensure Bo will be the oldest or very close to the oldest college wrestler his senior year except for anyone who met any of the three exceptions (military, missions, pregnancy)? I am spit balling here, but might a future recruit who is old for their grade like Bo, choose a program whose school start date would not lose them that fifth year? For instance, what if a future recruit was in Bo's situation, but the final few schools he was looking at had different school start dates, with only one starting before his birthdate? The recruit would probably either choose the school with the earlier start date or re-classify like Jax if they wanted to go to either of the two other schools.
I love a good optimization problem so I am all in on this.
Taking this a step further, what happens if a wrestler who barely qualifies for 5 years, like Bo, wants to transfer in college, does he lose a year if he transfers to a school that started their academic year later than his birthday?
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