Students have 5 years from initial enrollment in a division I school before eligibility runs out. More info: http://www.ncaa.org/
True freshman is a term used in collegiate sports, indicating that an athlete is playing the sport in his first year of college, rather than redshirting for one or more years to protect future college eligibility. In football, freshmen usually are redshirted because they do not have as much of a chance of starting or getting playing time for a team as a sophomore, junior, or senior, and could allow them to play an additional year or years later on in their collegiate careers when they are more experienced and physically mature. Redshirting is used less frequently in other sports. According to Wikipedia.com.
If you redshirt as a freshman in junior college you will still have 4 years of athletic eligibility left. Some Players redshirt in order to protect their eligibility, hoping to play one year in Junior college. Then transfer to a Big time 4 year University w..ith 3 years to play.
yes
In college football, a player may only play for 4 seasons. Redshirt is a freshman that may be on scholarship, but because of depth the school doesn't want to play them and wants them to be on the team for practices, etc. This means they still have 4 years of eligibility to play for the school.
That depends; who are you? If you were a past college football player who wants to return after playing four years, sorry, but you cannot return to play college football after your 4 years of eligibility are up.
Hershel walker of Georgia
If they are a redshirted freshman this can happen
In college sports a prized recruit might be given the designation of a red shirt freshman. This means that can practice with the team, but will not play. It will mean that the student will be one year ahead of their athletic eligibility.
No, you are not eligible. Transferring from a smaller school cancels out your availibility to play.
A freshman is just a new student in a college.(any)
Yes. If you have not already played. You have 4 years of eligibility to college sports.
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