What does the term redshirted mean?
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It means you sit out a year from playing your sport of choice.
You still go to classes, and have to take at least 12 unit's.
You still go to classes, and have to take at least 12 unit's.
Does the year you set out go against your years of eligibility?
No thats the whole idea of a redshirt, and one of the benefit's.
You don't play but you can practice I believe.
It's a good thing if your working on your Academic's.
But you sit, and thats not fun.
Another alternative is a gray shirt.
Meaning your not part of the team and you take less then 12 unit's.
But you still have all your eligability, and then could use a redshirt later or a medical waiver if need be.
EH
You don't play but you can practice I believe.
It's a good thing if your working on your Academic's.
But you sit, and thats not fun.
Another alternative is a gray shirt.
Meaning your not part of the team and you take less then 12 unit's.
But you still have all your eligability, and then could use a redshirt later or a medical waiver if need be.
EH
Thank you very much for all your insight. I really appreciate it.