Reply to "D1 Baseball Roster Counter Rules"

IsItJustaGame?Member

Thanks, I heard there is a waiver process to request relief from 17.2.8.3. Anyone know under which circumstances the NCAA grant those waivers? Logically, I'd think if you cut a player who's getting $ you can't get a waiver because coaches would make it routine to cut a counter they decide they don't like to make room for a walk-on they like better. However if a counter quits or is ineligible then the waiver seems appropriate. Or when you red-shirt a freshman who is a counter it would seem reasonable to grant a waiver. A waiver for an injury seems questionable unless there is proof that the injury is legit and the player can't play.

Anyone have any knowledge of how this waiver process works?

1/28/131:15 PM

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