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If a player is in a red shirt status for the year 2009, can he keep his four years of eligibility and play in a January 2010 bowl game?
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What the heck is "red shirt status"?
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"Red shirt" status is when a player in a member of the team, but does not play in any games that year, and keep all four years of eligibility.
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I don't think so - wouldn't it be the 'season' - not the year? So if he's red shirted for 09-10 season and doesn't play, he still have the 4 years.
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Is a bowl game considered to be in the "season"?
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Edited by
Quietman_2009
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Sun 12/13/09 10:07 AM
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I think so
a redshirt freshman is sometimes a transfer student and the "redshirt" year doesn't count towards his NCAA eligibility as opposed to a "true" freshman EDIT: come to think of it, its the scholastic term so prolly Fall/Spring of 2009/2010 |
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Bummer. Boise State has a red shirt that I was hoping could play in the Fiesta bowl.
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Edited by
Jtevans
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Mon 12/14/09 06:36 AM
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If a player is in a red shirt status for the year 2009, can he keep his four years of eligibility and play in a January 2010 bowl game? nope.a red shirt player has to sit out the complete season,including bowl/championship games |
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