Grady Bennet Rule
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Grady Bennet Rule
Back after Grady Bennet transferred from Montana State to U of Montana the Big Sky passed a conference rule that became known as "The Grady Bennet Rule" basically stating that if a player transfers with in the conference they must sit out 2 years before they can suit up for the new Big Sky rule.
Idaho State DB Eric Stoll is transferring to UM. As far as I can tell the Grady Bennet Rule is still a valid. So won't he be sitting 2 years. Can anyone know more about how this works?
Idaho State DB Eric Stoll is transferring to UM. As far as I can tell the Grady Bennet Rule is still a valid. So won't he be sitting 2 years. Can anyone know more about how this works?
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Here is what I found out is the current rule:
In all BSC sports, a student-thlete who receives athletically-related funancial aid and transfers directly to another BSC institution must fulfill a residence requirement of one full academic year (two full semesters or three full quarters excluding summer term) before competing. During that period the student-athlete shall not be offered, provided or have arranged directly or indirectly any earned or unearned athletically-related financial aid.
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HA you honestly think that is going to happen? They have to be cutting him something or he would stay at the school which is paid formslacat wrote:Here is what I found out is the current rule:In all BSC sports, a student-thlete who receives athletically-related funancial aid and transfers directly to another BSC institution must fulfill a residence requirement of one full academic year (two full semesters or three full quarters excluding summer term) before competing. During that period the student-athlete shall not be offered, provided or have arranged directly or indirectly any earned or unearned athletically-related financial aid.
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I'm just wondering what the hell funancial aid is. Do they assist in making the college experience more enjoyable? Y'know...more fun!mslacat wrote:Here is what I found out is the current rule:In all BSC sports, a student-thlete who receives athletically-related funancial aid and transfers directly to another BSC institution must fulfill a residence requirement of one full academic year (two full semesters or three full quarters excluding summer term) before competing. During that period the student-athlete shall not be offered, provided or have arranged directly or indirectly any earned or unearned athletically-related financial aid.
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