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An article on how D-1's use "greyshirting" in football.

In baseball, "greyshirting" it is used as a means of delaying the 5/4 clock while a player is rehabbing from an injury he suffered in his senior year in HS. He can attend a JUCO, JC for an entire year, take less than 12 units per semester and remain eligible for the 5/4 while preparing to play the following Spring. As long as he does not play in an NCAA sanctioned event he is no more than like any other student, with the exception he is working out with the BB team.

http://www.athlonsports.com/article.php3?story_id=2385§ion=Home

11/7/0511:35 AM

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