Class Year of Players and MU Records

[withoutbias]

Imagine being an anonymous internet poster and considering yourself the authority on all things NCAA rules and regulations.  And then not actually giving answers, but just telling people they are wrong so people can beg you to give them the oh so valuable information.

Oh and sending screenshots of a permaban to other posters so they can share it on that website, only to return to posting.

[panda]

They are, depending on your def of redshirt.

Redshirt is a description used by people. It's not an NCAA term.

Justin's classification for eligibility purposes is absolutely FRESHMAN.

Even by the most generic and widely accepted definition of redshirt freshman, none of those second year players fit into that definition.

[rocky_warrior]

Redshirts are the folks on Star Trek that always die, right?

[Jay Bee]

Even by the most generic and widely accepted definition of redshirt freshman, none of those second year players fit into that definition.

False! Absolutely does. They were in school for an academic year in which they did not use up a year of athletic eligibility.

[rocky_warrior]

False! Absolutely does. They were in school for an academic year in which they did not use up a year of athletic eligibility.

False!  They were granted an extra year to compete.

https://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/di-council-extends-eligibility-winter-sport-student-athletes

Winter sport student-athletes who compete during 2020-21 in Division I will receive both an additional season of competition and an additional year in which to complete it, the Division I Council decided.

I expect better from your semantics checking JB.

[panda]

False! Absolutely does. They were in school for an academic year in which they did not use up a year of athletic eligibility.

Lol gimme a break