Ivy League Won't allow Extra Year Eligibility for Spring Athletes

Ripken Fan10,000+ posts

In some ways not surprising but contrary to rest. All surrounds with "ideals" of the league. Seniors can still play as grad students elsewhere as some have in the past. But what a scramble that would be. Wonder if there are HA D1 baseball freshman commits to some of the bigger conferences will now find Ivy attractive? A few of the Ivies have recruited undergraduate transfers before (but not many).

https://www.inquirer.com/colle...aduate-20200402.html

4/3/209:20 AM

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