Reply to "4 years D1 after Juco?"

fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

I realize this is a one-off NCAA situation with the Vanderbilt QB, and unlikely to apply to the general sports population in the future. However, I can't help to wonder out loud if these eligibility issues, and issues like them are part of women's college sports? Honestly, I don't hear or read anything about NCAA college eligibility issues in women's college sports, and they are subject to the same rules. My family tree is almost all male, so I don't get much of a female perspective about college sports these days. Thoughts?

12/19/249:32 AM

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