Reply to "D1 Baseball Roster Counter Rules"

First of all, thanks to Jess1 for the reference to our website!

IsItJustaGame?, to follow up on what Jess1 stated, the best chance for a waiver request to be approved is when the circumstances are "beyond the control of the student-athlete or coach." So, as pointed out, a season-ending injury or serious illness incurred by the athlete and supported by required medical documentation might be grounds for the NCAA to approve a waiver request.

If a counter quits the team, becomes ineligible, or is cut from the team, it would be highly unlikely for a waiver request of that type to be approved. In addition, the waiver request must be submitted by the school. An athlete can't submit a waiver request on their own.

2/18/136:08 PM

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