tones3778
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I think it is 20%, but there has to be some sort of season ending injury to apply. I think I remember this coming up when D'Andrea got hurt. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.yt6 said:We will miss Pittman, when he has been in there, he has done a great job. Hall and Ross both don;t break tackels, Joe is just not fast enough. We need Pittman. How much time can a guy play and still be red shirtred. I know in some college sports it is a percentage of the games. Has Pittman used his redshirt possibility up?
http://ohiostate.scout.com/2/304240.html
According the NCAA website, an athlete injured in the first half of the season could be eligible under certain conditions. “14.2.4.3.3 First-Half-of-Season Calculation. In determining if an injury or illness occurs in the first half of the season that concludes with the NCAA championship in a sport with an odd number of scheduled contests or dates of competition, the injury or illness must have occurred prior to the beginning of the scheduled varsity contest or date of competition that starts the second half of the season that concludes with the NCAA championship (e.g., an injury or illness occurring at any time after the beginning of the scheduled sixth game of an 11-game football schedule would be considered to be after the first half of the institution's season and would not qualify the student-athlete for a hardship waiver).”
The tricky part about this calculation however is that an athlete seeking a redshirt cannot have appeared in more than 20% of the team’s games (or 3 games in a 12 game college football season). By playing against Northwestern, D’Andrea competed in 4 games.
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