Buss

[DownGoesKansas]

Will he get a 6th year if he wants?

[ProwlingPanther]

Re: Buss

I would think they could if they really pushed for it.

[06panther10]

Re: Buss

No, he will not get a 6th year.

[DownGoesKansas]

Re: Buss

I would think they could if they really pushed for it.

ah, I wasnt sure if they both had to be medical red shirts or not....


or if some part of your name had to be settles......

[Khan4Cats]

Re: Buss

Will he get a 6th year if he wants?

Won't know for sure until his senior year. Can't even apply until then.

[9YRPLAN]

Re: Buss

He voluntarily redshirted his first year to my knowledge. Perhaps they can use the case keenum example (which was unprecedented) and argue that he redshirted because he was hurt that year but i doubt it.

[D Panther]

Re: Buss

or if some part of your name had to be settles......

or Hummel

[06panther10]

Re: Buss

Hummel had two different seasons missed to knee injuries. Buss took a healthy redshirt year, his chances of getting a medical redshirt year are next to nothing.

[PFan23]

Re: Buss

Since he hasn't even played yet, not sure I'd want to give up that year of a scholarship for him instead of an incoming freshman.

[Codytwo]

Re: Buss

I know nothing about redshirting, but I don't know why he wouldn't be able to get a grey shirt.

[BCPanther]

Re: Buss

I know nothing about redshirting, but I don't know why he wouldn't be able to get a grey shirt.

Apparently you don't understand grey shirting either.

[Trapped in California]

Re: Buss

Greyshirt = year without scholarship $$, or a 4 for 5 type deal

NCAA basically states that once you enroll in a college, you have 5 years to complete 4 years of athletic eligibility. Doesn't matter when you start competing, you have a total of 5 years' of eligibility - except in the extremely rare situations where a hardship waiver (6th year) is provided.

Those 6th years generally are a result of 2 years being lost to medical injury before or at the beginning of the season. The later in the season the injury occurs, the less likely a 6th year waiver is granted.

There is an religious mission exception - which generally only comes into play for LDS/Moron athletes. That exception essentially stops the clock for 1-2 years.

[panther-state]

Re: Buss

There is an religious mission exception - which generally only comes into play for LDS/Mormon athletes. That exception essentially stops the clock for 1-2 years.

FIFY...Or at least I assume that was a typo.

[Trapped in California]

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[9YRPLAN]

Re: Buss

Greyshirt = year without scholarship $$, or a 4 for 5 type deal

NCAA basically states that once you enroll in a college, you have 5 years to complete 4 years of athletic eligibility. Doesn't matter when you start competing, you have a total of 5 years' of eligibility - except in the extremely rare situations where a hardship waiver (6th year) is provided.

Those 6th years generally are a result of 2 years being lost to medical injury before or at the beginning of the season. The later in the season the injury occurs, the less likely a 6th year waiver is granted.

There is an religious mission exception - which generally only comes into play for LDS/Moron athletes. That exception essentially stops the clock for 1-2 years.

not exactly. a greyshirt cannot even enroll in college full time.