- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
There are recruits that probably have moms and dads who weren't even around for that game
.OFFICIAL 2018 COLLEGE FOOTBALL OFFSEASON THREAD
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by Bobby Layne,
- Start date
There are recruits that probably have moms and dads who weren't even around for that game
.
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
Guy who runs the program is a former Don Brown player.
About to have a Euro pipeline
.
- 9,886
- 6,666
- Joined
- Feb 9, 2013
Guy who runs the program is a former Don Brown player.
About to have a Euro pipeline
He needs to say hi to Daddy Bjoern lol
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
Looks like Shea's argument for the waiver is that he was lied to by OM about the severity of the investigation, even though his brother was on the staff in 15-17.
I mean Amir Carlisle got a hardship waiver for like the dumbest ****, so there is still probably a chance, but I don't see him playing this season if this is all they got.
- 27,111
- 14,584
- Joined
- May 2, 2012
- 23,943
- 19,225
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2010
the new U
- 25,223
- 13,280
- Joined
- May 30, 2006
Bobby Brown dropped A&M yesterday...
Says new decision coming by tomorrow - Probably Bama.
Jimbo firing on all cylinders.
Says new decision coming by tomorrow - Probably Bama.
Jimbo firing on all cylinders.
Sonny Corinthos
formerly joeclear
- 18,391
- 9,946
- Joined
- Nov 22, 2008
How good is Emory ?
- 1,377
- 854
- Joined
- Sep 11, 2017
Oh look another UGA Commit welcome Luke ford 
- 33,197
- 12,340
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2006
FSU may not be Bowl Eligible
Florida State is scheduled to play in a record 36th consecutive bowl game, the Independence Bowl, against Southern Miss on December 27. Their 6-6 record includes a win over Delaware State, an FCS program. For an FCS opponent to be countable towards bowl eligibility, the FCS program must have awarded at least 90% of the FCS scholarship limit. After our own investigation, we have determined and confirmed that Delaware State has not met the 90% threshold set by the NCAA. As a result, Florida State's bowl countable record is 5-6, thus making them ineligible for a bowl game this season. At present, there are three other bowl eligible teams that were not offered a game and it would be unprecedented for a team to go bowling without either eligibility or a waiver while teams who are eligible stay home.
/r/CFB is the first to report on this after an extended investigation into the number of football scholarships at Delaware State. It is important to note that Delaware State is at no fault here, having complied with NCAA rules regarding scholarships and awards. Based on current NCAA rules, Florida State cannot count a win over Delaware State towards bowl eligibility. Given that the Independence Bowl is a week away, there are several options available with most resulting in Florida State playing in this bowl. However, if they do so, they may do so without being bowl eligible.
Delaware State Data
Delaware State has been in a bit of flux lately, changing both Athletic Director and Football Head Coach the day after the loss to Florida State. As a result, it's taken a little while to get the data we needed for this, but we did receive validated data from the Delaware State University Department of Institutional Research, Planning, and Analytics. They confirmed in writing the following data:
Academic Year Football Players with Countable Aid Full-time Grant Equivalent Total
2015-16 78 56.43
2016-17 63 53.20
Average 70.5 54.815
The difference between the 2nd and 3rd column is the second is the number of students on any kind of scholarship (full or partial, fairly common in FCS), while the second is the sum of the scholarship equivalents, so 2 half scholarships add up to 1. This is the value the NCAA cares about for bowl eligibility. The average of of grants-in-aid per year in football during a rolling two-year period is 54.815. This is 87.008% of the permissible maximum number of 63. As this is less than 90%, Florida State cannot count the Delaware State game through Exception 18.7.2.1.1.
Florida State is scheduled to play in a record 36th consecutive bowl game, the Independence Bowl, against Southern Miss on December 27. Their 6-6 record includes a win over Delaware State, an FCS program. For an FCS opponent to be countable towards bowl eligibility, the FCS program must have awarded at least 90% of the FCS scholarship limit. After our own investigation, we have determined and confirmed that Delaware State has not met the 90% threshold set by the NCAA. As a result, Florida State's bowl countable record is 5-6, thus making them ineligible for a bowl game this season. At present, there are three other bowl eligible teams that were not offered a game and it would be unprecedented for a team to go bowling without either eligibility or a waiver while teams who are eligible stay home.
/r/CFB is the first to report on this after an extended investigation into the number of football scholarships at Delaware State. It is important to note that Delaware State is at no fault here, having complied with NCAA rules regarding scholarships and awards. Based on current NCAA rules, Florida State cannot count a win over Delaware State towards bowl eligibility. Given that the Independence Bowl is a week away, there are several options available with most resulting in Florida State playing in this bowl. However, if they do so, they may do so without being bowl eligible.
Delaware State Data
Delaware State has been in a bit of flux lately, changing both Athletic Director and Football Head Coach the day after the loss to Florida State. As a result, it's taken a little while to get the data we needed for this, but we did receive validated data from the Delaware State University Department of Institutional Research, Planning, and Analytics. They confirmed in writing the following data:
Academic Year Football Players with Countable Aid Full-time Grant Equivalent Total
2015-16 78 56.43
2016-17 63 53.20
Average 70.5 54.815
The difference between the 2nd and 3rd column is the second is the number of students on any kind of scholarship (full or partial, fairly common in FCS), while the second is the sum of the scholarship equivalents, so 2 half scholarships add up to 1. This is the value the NCAA cares about for bowl eligibility. The average of of grants-in-aid per year in football during a rolling two-year period is 54.815. This is 87.008% of the permissible maximum number of 63. As this is less than 90%, Florida State cannot count the Delaware State game through Exception 18.7.2.1.1.
dacomeup
Supporter
- 26,272
- 36,899
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
Saw that earlier. No way do they take the bowl from FSU.
- 17,524
- 24,527
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2009
Luke Ford to UGA (Nation's #2 TE). Coach Smart is out here having one of my NCAA Football video game recruiting classes, I swear.
- 9,886
- 6,666
- Joined
- Feb 9, 2013
dacomeup
Supporter
- 26,272
- 36,899
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
How many more spots does UGA even have?
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
Are you still allowed to backcount EE’s under the new rules?
- 17,524
- 24,527
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2009
1 more after this signing. I think that's why Luke Ford signed today. He knew that we only had, at most, 2 spots left in this class and didn't want to get squeezed out.
dacomeup
Supporter
- 26,272
- 36,899
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
Yea, I don't think that changed at all.
- 31,964
- 1,056
- Joined
- Jul 23, 2007
Sec changed to 25 per class? correct?
MVP
Supporter
- 82,857
- 85,200
- Joined
- Feb 28, 2008
All that talent to go 9-3. Shameful.
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
Nah, just looked it up, they closed it.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/247spo...ting-rules-for-college-football-111304065/Amp
Everyone has a hard cap of 25 now. UGA has one more spot if their current unsigned commits stick.
- 1,377
- 854
- Joined
- Sep 11, 2017
Sure...pathetic
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
dacomeup
Supporter
- 26,272
- 36,899
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
My bad I misunderstood what you were asking. They can backwards count up to that cap right?
- 12,525
- 5,618
- Joined
- Aug 22, 2013
Nah, that was what I was asking. Looks like there is a hard cap on the amount guys you can sign and you can’t backcount anymore. Even if you have room for like 28 for example, the cap is 25 and there is no way to manipulate it unless you bring in non-JC transfers.
- 1,377
- 854
- Joined
- Sep 11, 2017
I still don’t understand Michigan fans in this thread, I’ve never seen a more pathetic program in my life...clowns are Tennessee with a bmf history and dirty water
