Saving Hubbs a year of eligibility?

[iKrager]

"Popularly known as a medical redshirt, a hardship waiver may be granted to athletes who appear in fewer than 30% of team competitions (none after the midpoint of the season) then suffers a season-ending injury. Players granted such a waiver are treated for the purposes of eligibility as though they did not compete in that season."

Robert Hubbs has played 30% of our total games played (12 games out of 36) and if we play one more he will be under the 30% mark. Is it possible we can save him a year of eligibility?

 

[ItsAllVols]

It would be nice, I believe if CCM is back Jarnell will stay for his final year

 

[Vols410]

12/36 is 33%. We would have to play 40.

 

[cncchris33]

Robert Hubbs has played 30% of our total games played (12 games out of 36) and if we play one more he will be under the 30% mark. Is it possible we can save him a year of eligibility?

Does the rule include postseason games? I mean, it would make sense to becacause they are theoretically games he could have played in, but the NCAA and 'sense' don't often go hand in hand.

 

[cncchris33]

12/36 is 33%. We would have to play 40. Impossible.

Meh. Not impossible. Improbable though. We'd have to play in the finals.

 

[Vols410]

Meh. Not impossible. Improbable though. We'd have to play in the finals.

But even that would be exactly 30%. He would have to be at less than 30%.

 

[omghulkhands]

12/36 is 33%. We would have to play 40.

"a 32.33 (repeating, of course) percentage of survival"

 

[ShowSomePride]

If all goes accordingly we don't have to worry about eligibility issues with Hubbs.

 

[bleedingTNorange]

Robert Hubbs has played 30% of our total games played (12 games out of 36) and if we play one more he will be under the 30% mark. Is it possible we can save him a year of eligibility?

12/36 does not equal 30%

SecT counts as 1 game

So no, there's no way to save him a year of eligibility.

 

[Aesius]

"a 32.33 (repeating, of course) percentage of survival"

Leeeeroy

Jeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnkins

 

[omghulkhands]

Leeeeroy

Jeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnkins

Yes!:good!:

 

[RibFeast]

Leeeeroy

Jeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnkins

That's so 2000 and late. :no:

 

[omghulkhands]

That's so 2000 and late. :no:

Classics never die

 

[omghulkhands]

That's so 2000 and late. :no:

and c'mon, you are basically quoting a Black Eyed Peas song.

 

[cncchris33]

But even that would be exactly 30%. He would have to be at less than 30%.

Good point.

 

[DownTheField]

Robert Hubbs has played 30% of our total games played (12 games out of 36) and if we play one more he will be under the 30% mark. Is it possible we can save him a year of eligibility?

math fail

 

[iKrager]

Math done wrong... Haha I guess I'm in the wrong Major.

 

[CWEBB82]

Wes Rucker tweeted a couple months back that, if healthy, Robert Hubbs is good enough to leave for the NBA after two or three years, so I hope he's that good!

 

[VolArmy74]

As the above post pointed out, we need to hope Hubbs is in the NBA before a potential 5th year would mean anything. Say what you will about coaching stability or whatever, for the elite players, seeing people come in for a year and get picked in the 1st round is the #1 consideration. It's why Cal has turned into a monster recruiter. He was lucky enough to have WWW line him up enough 1 and dones at Memphis early in the process to make him untouchable in the "get you to the NBA" process.

 

[Kusotate]

Wes Rucker tweeted a couple months back that, if healthy, Robert Hubbs is good enough to leave for the NBA after two or three years, so I hope he's that good!

That remains to be seen.....

 

[JohnnyBall]

Robert Hubbs has played 30% of our total games played (12 games out of 36) and if we play one more he will be under the 30% mark. Is it possible we can save him a year of eligibility?

Math is not your friend

 

[RibFeast]

and c'mon, you are basically quoting a Black Eyed Peas song.

Yeah... I was being stupid. :baloon:

 

[Volswagg1017]

Does it really matter ... even tho yall think he going to be gone senior year