for Spring sports athletes and they are discussing Winter sports athletes now.
Wow where are you seeing this..?
Winter sport athletes should not get another year. Yes, it sucks not playing in a championship tourney but they played basically the whole year up until now.
Mute point, aren't we all gonna be dead?
Seriously? And do what, have an A&B team or a JV? What would Fran do with 17 guys on the roster? What would be the fallout with the five freshman. Suppose someone like Perkins doesn't want to redshirt? So he loses an entire year riding the pine, because unfortunately this years seniors mised out on a game or two? This would be a gigantic clusterfXXX, and a terrible idea, and its unwarrented.That's the best way to handle it. Give the winter & spring sport seniors the option to come back. It'll be interesting to see how many would take advantage of that option or going about their lives.
Seriously? And do what, have an A&B team or a JV? What would Fran do with 17 guys on the roster? What would be the fallout with the five freshman. Suppose someone like Perkins doesn't want to redshirt? So he loses an entire year riding the pine, because unfortunately this years seniors mised out on a game or two? This would be a gigantic clusterfXXX, and a terrible idea, and its unwarrented.
I understand its optional. Its not like you could make the guy come back. Still don't see anyway you could have a unified functional team with that many players on it, counting the incoming freshman. I also realize that redshirting is ultimately up to the players, as it should be. You have to admit though if Kreiner and BE returned that Fran would play them, and thats going to cut into playing time for guys like Perkins, and Ulis, and hell who knows maybe even the twins. Just don't think it is in teams best interest to screw up an entire season, because of this situation.There is no ideal situation here. The extra year thing would be optional, not mandatory. Each coach would have to be honest about how much the returning player would play, and come to a decision that way.
It really doesn't matter if incoming freshmen don't want to redshirt. This is an unusual situation. They don't have to redshirt. If they're good enough to play, they'll play.
I understand its optional. Its not like you could make the guy come back. Still don't see anyway you could have a unified functional team with that many players on it, counting the incoming freshman. I also realize that redshirting is ultimately up to the players, as it should be. You have to admit though if Kreiner and BE returned that Fran would play them, and thats going to cut into playing time for guys like Perkins, and Ulis, and hell who knows maybe even the twins. Just don't think it is in teams best interest to screw up an entire season, because of this situation.
Settles eligible?
Selfishly, I want Ryan K to have a final b10 and ncaa tourney- that kid left it all on the court for the Hawksfor Spring sports athletes and they are discussing Winter sports athletes now.
It's a logistical nightmare. Many sports offer partial scholarships.That's the best way to handle it. Give the winter & spring sport seniors the option to come back. It'll be interesting to see how many would take advantage of that option or going about their lives.
so have all the hawks that have been waiting for the minutes that he'd be taking.Selfishly, I want Ryan K to have a final b10 and ncaa tourney- that kid left it all on the court for the Hawks
Or they could bring back the NCAA tournaments for winter sports in a few weeks or a month....
Basketball is a winter sport. An additional year may be granted to athletes in baseball, softball, track, etc.
When you add up DI DII DIII and all the JUCOs I would guess most athletes get nothing in terms of scholarships. A vast majority will not hang around and pay a good chunk of tuition and room and board to play another year.
not true. NCAA thinking about allowing something for themAgain, this does not impact basketball. Additional eligibility may be granted to spring athletes, not winter.
not true. NCAA thinking about allowing something for them
I would guess 90+% of winter athletes completed their senior season.
Ncaa basketball could have played their tournament in school arenas in late May IMO if the virus cooled off but apparently they decided just to can it.
So Connor probably is done with basketball, but can play another yr of baseball?
Or, can seniors that didn't "grad transfer" now transfer for baseball and/or other spring sports?
Inquiring minds are hyper speculating all the dynamics.
Pretty sure Winstons interests will be in the NBA draft, and not another year in East Lansing.....Tom Izzo chomping at the bit to get Winston back for another year
Connor just completed his sophomore season. So I don't understand your question.
This. Compared to some other teams, Iowa would not benefit from this.It certainly sucks that Kreiner, Evelyn, and Till don't get an opportunity to play in the tournament this year. But.... be careful what you ask for. If you look at what Iowa loses (2 key bench players and a walk-on who was leaving anyway), it's much less impacting that many other conference teams.