Transferring from D1

FisherMom10+ posts

After reading the previous recruiting posts I have a few questions. Does anyone know if a player that played 10 games at the beginning of the season, got injured, and batted one time after the injury would be able to RS? Where do I find this information out? How do I start the RS process? Just turned 20 and am just finishing up my sophmore year. I'm 6'3/195 and plan on playing baseball for a living. All advise is appreciated.

6/9/1311:56 PM

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3FingeredGlove1,000+ posts

I'm not sure how an injury related hardship waiver is in a thread titled "Transferring from D1", but the exact rules for hardship waivers are in the D1 manual, 14.2.4. The injury has to be season ending, as certified by a physician. If you competed after the injury, then it wasn't season ending.

If a waiver is possible, your college has to initiate the process.

6/10/1312:11 AM

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