[DOC] [TLE] Frequently Asked Questions About the NCAA | NCAA.org - The ... [PAR] Student-athletes who must sit out for a year at their new school may or may not ... 
Penalties include repayment of money, sitting out a specified number of games or
, ... need to preserve their eligibility by meeting NCAA amateurism requirements. 
... If the college-bound student-athlete was chosen to participate because of his... [DOC] [TLE] Avoid Losing Eligibility Due to Delayed Enrollment - Athletic ... [PAR] Sep 14, 2012 ... Athletes who are preparing to play their final season find out that they ... 
Generally athletes have one year after they graduate from high school to enroll in 
college. ... must stop competing in their sport in order to preserve their eligibility. 
... more games between August 2015 and August 2016: sit out one year,... [DOC] [TLE] NCAA Transfer Exceptions. College Transfer Waivers. - Athletic ... [PAR] If you are being told you will need to sit out, not be able to play right away or not 
... commonly used exception for transfers from one four-year college to another, ... 
At the time of the transfer, the athlete would have been academically eligible at ... 
his or her athletic scholarship or offer an athletic scholarship for the following... [DOC] [TLE] With College Transfer Rules, Hypocrisy Never Sits Out a Year - The ... [PAR] Apr 2, 2016 ... Assuming he gets it, he'll have a year of athletic eligibility left after he graduates. 
... The transfer rule, of course, forces an athlete to sit out a year after ... That may 
be, but his coach was still trying to place restrictions on him that no other ... 
Congressmen would have to act to keep their constituents happy, he... [DOC] [TLE] TO PLAY OR NOT TO PLAY - ESPN.com [PAR] While 68 college football teams are preparing for bowl games this December, the 
head ... He asks the rest to take a redshirt, to sit out one year for the sake of the ... 
Grobe wants his athletes to swallow their pride and wear the redshirt for one year
, .... redshirts could be used only to preserve the eligibility of an injured athlete. [DOC] [TLE] Advice for College Athletes Regarding Transfer Situations | Informed ... [PAR] NCAA Transfers - Common MistakesSeptember 9, 2014In "College Athletes - 
Transfers" ..... My daughter just completed her freshman year on a full D1 
scholarship to play basketball. ...... 4 soccer games and then choose to red shirt 
and preserve my two years eligibility, ... Is he eligible to transfer to D1 and not sit 
out a year? [DOC] [TLE] NCAA Transfer Rules from Junior College: Make ... - Informed Athlete [PAR] Topics ACT, athletic eligibility, Baseball draft, college athletic transfers, ..... take a 
year off his 4-year elgibility. and when transfering and you have to sit out a year, 
...... and played 8 games threw for 1100 yards and 11tds a top juco standout. ...... 
eligibility status and their academic preparation for college, while preserving all... [DOC] [TLE] NCAA Student Athlete guide - American Water Polo [PAR] What is the college-bound student-athlete's NCAA initial-eligibility status? ... In 
order to compete in the first year, prospects must meet all of the above and: ... 
requirements in order to preserve their eligibility for NCAA intercollegiate 
athletics .... Penalties include repayment of money, sitting out a specified number 
of games or,... [DOC] [TLE] Do You Lose a Year of Athletic Eligibility if You Transfer Schools ... [PAR] As a college athlete, choosing where to go to school can be one of the most ... 
players do not attend their original school by the end of their sophomore year. ... 
year of eligibility athletically, all student-athletes who transfer are required to sit 
out ... to attend practices and games, but you cannot participate until that year is 
over. [DOC] [TLE] NCAA considers 'five-for-five' proposal | savannahnow.com ... [PAR] Oct 20, 2004 ... ATLANTA - Levon Thomas didn't want to sit out his first football ... NCAA rules 
says a student-athlete has a five-year span to play four

Question: A college athlete sitting out a year of games, preserving his or her eligibility
Answer: a redshirt