@BishopLeftiesDad posted:Actually this article specifically mentions D3 players with eligibilty left:
Division III graduate and postbaccalaureate students with remaining eligibility will now be permitted to participate in college athletics at the Division III institution of their choice.Somehow I am missing your point. Yes most d3's do not have graduate schools, But this legistlation, Allows D3 students to transfer to another D3 that has a grad school. In the past that was not possible. If you had eligibility left you had to find a D1 willing to take you. We had a long time poster who actually went that route. He had an injury and when his D3 playing time came to an end he had eligibility left and he moved on to play at a D1 as a grad student. J H. He no longer posts.
And there is also this from the article:
During Saturday’s Division III business session at the 2018 NCAA Convention in Indianapolis, delegates voted to adopt a proposal that permits those who have graduated from Division III schools and have remaining athletics eligibility to compete at another Division III school. Students must be seeking a second baccalaureate or graduate degree, and participation must occur within the legislated 10-semester/15-quarter