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Originally posted by LongTimeFan
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That is correct. The way I have seen it described, for at least the one year, those seniors getting an extra year of eligibility may not count toward the scholarship limit, so most schools would have more than 13 scholarship players. That, combined with the one-time free transfer rule that could be adopted, would produce a wild west type of raiding of mid-major rosters by the bigger schools looking to grab players who could help them. It could affect Bradley.
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It appears the NCAA oversight committee is not in complete agreement about granting the extra year of eligibility for winter sports athletes-Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
As noted elsewhere, the NCAA is set to vote on whether to allow winter sports athletes to have an extra year of eligibility, too-
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Now Jeff Goodman has deleted his above tweet, and posted a different take-Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
https://twitter.com/GoodmanHoops/sta...74868012658688
He now thinks the motion to grant an extra year of eligibility will pass.Comment
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Does this only apply to college seniors? It should only apply to players if they stay at this year's school.Comment
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I wonder if those are some of the issues that the committee members must be discussing and trying to decide.Originally posted by LongTimeFan View PostComment
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The motion to grant an extra year of eligibility has been passed by the NCAA-
A source said “those who exhausted eligibility will be exempted from counting against 13 scholarship limit."
That would appear to mean that Elijah Childs and Danya Kingsby could return to Bradley for a 5th year next year, even if there are no available scholarships.Comment
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Please let that happen!Originally posted by Da Coach View PostThe motion to grant an extra year of eligibility has been passed by the NCAA-
A source said “those who exhausted eligibility will be exempted from counting against 13 scholarship limit."
That would appear to mean that Elijah Childs and Danya Kingsby could return to Bradley for a 5th year next year, even if there are no available scholarships.Larry Bird
I've got a theory that if you give 100 percent all of the time, somehow things will work out in the end.Comment
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Am I missing something? What about the non-seniors players? Will non-senior players also get an additional year? It may be a good thing that Bradley only has two seniors and the additional number of scholarships would be limited to two and be less expensive.
There is also a possibility that fall signees will not want to go to the school now that seniors will be allowed an additional year? Would they be let out of their NLI? It seems like this may open up more problems for the NCAA to deal with?Comment
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It would seem the rule applies to all players, not just seniors.
The problem that we should be worried about, and all mid-majors will worry about, is that the seniors will graduate, and effectively become "free agents". There will be a feeding frenzy for the most talented players. The NCAA has opened a can of worms that they cannot control.Comment
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The NCAA again extends the recruiting dead period, this time to April 15, 2021-Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
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When is the spring signings? It will be hard to get a feeling for the talent and the personalities of various recruits.Comment
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The regular signing period for 2021 recruits is April 14, 2021 to May 19, 2021Originally posted by LongTimeFan View Post
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The NCAA recruiting "dead period" has been in effect since March, 2020. It is being reported that the NCAA is finally ready to lift the recruiting restrictions imposed in the "dead period" starting June 1, 2021. If so, that will allow college coaches the ability to recruit off campus and do in-person evaluation and contact with recruits for the first time since March, 2020.Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
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The NCAA officially announces the recruiting "dead period" will end and normal recruiting can resume June 1, 2021-Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
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