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It more or less aligns with medical redshirt requirements
Posted on: June 14, 2018 at 02:04:26 CT
zodiac6 JC
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The medical hardship requirements are 30% of your games or three games, whichever is greater (I've also seen NCAA documents that say one third of the season). That applies to regularly scheduled games, so I assume that means 12 for football. Which means the cutoff is either three or four games, depending on how the NCAA calculates the math.
Because this exception includes post-season games, though, even if the medical redshirt cutoff is three, I think it's fair to add a fourth game.
That allows a player to play the same amount he would in the case of a season-ending injury under existing rules then also play in a bowl game.
Because this exception includes post-season games, though, even if the medical redshirt cutoff is three, I think it's fair to add a fourth game.
That allows a player to play the same amount he would in the case of a season-ending injury under existing rules then also play in a bowl game.
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It more or less aligns with medical redshirt requirements - zodiac6 JC - 6/14 02:04:26