re: 2017 Ole Miss Football Suicidal Recruiting Thread

It may not be. When I look up the rule now I only see reference to missing 1 season due to an incapacitating injury in which the player missed more than 80% of the season. But I remember some guy linking the rule of scout where it specifically said you had to miss two seasons due to injury. Hopefully it's just one

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Compliance 101, Session 3: Extensions of the Five-Year Clock Compliance 101: Your source for learning the ins and outs of NCAA and Big 12 rules. An application for an extension of his five-year clock is much rarer and more difficult to attain. For an extension request to be successful, the institution requesting it on behalf of the studentathlete must prove that the student-athlete was deprived of more than one season of competition for reasons beyond his or her control. For example, a student-athlete could have been forced to withdraw from school for two years to help support his family or to care for an ailing parent. More commonly, the basis for an extension request is incapacitating injury. In cases of injury, the institution must show that the student-athlete suffered injuries or illnesses that prevented him or her from competing for two seasons.

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The above is what I remembered reading