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Ian Pike Hammer
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a scholarship offer to a player/athlete? Is a Div. 1 school obligated to maintain the offer for a full 4 yrs? What if it wanted to revoke an offer to a player?
a scholarship offer to a player/athlete? Is a Div. 1 school obligated to maintain the offer for a full 4 yrs? What if it wanted to revoke an offer to a player?
Who's scholly do you want pulled?
After the Dolph fiasco and the subsequent PR nightmare, Wieskamp would get his scholarship pulled before Dailey.Dailey, @ the end of the year
Dailey, @ the end of the year
Dailey, @ the end of the year
Does the University usually follow your direction on these type of matters?
Oh that would be a good recruiting tool. Your scholarship is for one year and may be revoked if not deemed good enough. Sure to get some great players that way. Others schools wouldn't use that against us would they? About the stupidest thing I've seen on here yet. You can quietly let them know that you wouldn't be opposed to transfer but revoke their scholarship because of quality of play, hell no. They came here because we recruited them and they turned down other offers to come here. Fire the recruiter, not the player.
There is nearly never an announcement that a scholarship is not being renewed, but rest assured when an underperforming scholarship athlete decides to transfer to a lower level program, he was given some help in arriving at that decision.Scholarships are 1 years deals, not a guarantee of 4-5 years free education. Don't see may pulled ever, unless there is a academic or legal issue
Oh that would be a good recruiting tool. Your scholarship is for one year and may be revoked if not deemed good enough. Sure to get some great players that way. Others schools wouldn't use that against us would they? About the stupidest thing I've seen on here yet. You can quietly let them know that you wouldn't be opposed to transfer but revoke their scholarship because of quality of play, hell no. They came here because we recruited them and they turned down other offers to come here. Fire the recruiter, not the player.