[Hawkeye11en1]

Originally Posted by Clark

From my understanding, that's why they are required to provide evidence to the Big 10 offices. I would imagine the Big 10 keeps a close eye on that.


The only player I can think of that Iowa has used a medical hardship on was Murphy.

Originally Posted by ColumbusHawk

That is what you do if you are in the SEC. However, in the Big Ten, the school has to send in the medical records. It is one of the things that is being looked into at Alabama. Here is a wonderful article from the Wall Street Journal.

Alabama Crimson Tide Football Has Some Unhappy Castaways - WSJ.com

Ah, yep, thats where I read that. Thanks for the correction fellas.

[Clark]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye11en1

Ah, yep, thats where I read that. Thanks for the correction fellas.

Oh by the way, don't think I didn't notice you getting voted out early in Mafia over at CF. I expect more from you.

[Hawkeye11en1]

Originally Posted by Clark

Oh by the way, don't think I didn't notice you getting voted out early in Mafia over at CF. I expect more from you.

Those bastards take me out early every time. And I'm never mafia damnit!

[SECisCRAP]

Lambert had his chance. Commit now or expect to be left out in the cold.

[MoseSchrute]

Yep, forget about Lambert at this point.

[Hawkeye11en1]

So I found this on the NCAA bylaws page.

13.9.2.3 Limitation on Number of National Letter of Intent/Offer of Financial Aid Signings—Bowl Subdivision Football. [FBS] In bowl subdivision football, there shall be an annual limit of 28 on the number of prospective student-athletes who may sign a National Letter of Intent or an institutional offer of financial aid from the initial signing date of the regular signing period of the National Letter of Intent through May 31.

[Hawkeye11en1]

But this is probably a better look at the Big Ten rules:

The Big Ten's take on oversigning, Part I - Big Ten Blog - ESPN

[ColumbusHawk]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye11en1

So I found this on the NCAA bylaws page.

13.9.2.3 Limitation on Number of National Letter of Intent/Offer of Financial Aid Signings—Bowl Subdivision Football. [FBS] In bowl subdivision football, there shall be an annual limit of 28 on the number of prospective student-athletes who may sign a National Letter of Intent or an institutional offer of financial aid from the initial signing date of the regular signing period of the National Letter of Intent through May 31.

Big Ten schools do not abide by the NCAA rules. The Big Ten rules are considered more restrictive than the NCAA rules. There is the Big Ten & everybody else under NCAA rules. Understand that the NCAA rules do not apply.

The Big Ten is in a whole different world.

[Hawkeye11en1]

Originally Posted by ColumbusHawk

Big Ten schools do not abide by the NCAA rules. The Big Ten rules are considered more restrictive than the NCAA rules. There is the Big Ten & everybody else under NCAA rules. Understand that the NCAA rules do not apply.

The Big Ten is in a whole different world.

Read that next link and give me your thoughts. I don't really know how to take them. Pleasenthanks.