Jarren McAllister

JDI · Dec 2, 2020

Question is does JMAC get one year or two?

LQuarles · Dec 2, 2020

Three years, if he wants them.

Ululating Daddy · Dec 2, 2020

Dammit, that sucks. Wishing you a full and speedy recovery, JMac!

DisplacedRam · Dec 2, 2020

seriously...still bummed out over this. What he was showing with his game last season would have TOTALLY fit in with that this team is trying to do this season. I hope he has good fam, friends, and teammates lifting him up right now.

MobileMunchies · Dec 2, 2020

Gonna miss seeing him do his thing this year, and hope he comes back ten times stronger than before.

JDI · Dec 2, 2020

LQuarles said:
Three years, if he wants them.

JMAC came into this season with 3 years of eligibility. He then got the extra year that everyone else got. Now he is up for a medical red shirt. Does the NCAA give him one or both years?

WI.Ram10 · Dec 2, 2020

JDI said:
JMAC came into this season with 3 years of eligibility. He then got the extra year that everyone else got. Now he is up for a medical red shirt. Does the NCAA give him one or both years?

I would assume 3 more years of eligibility. This is basically a year that doesn’t count. Can’t imagine a medical redshirt would apply to a year that doesn’t count

PRock · Dec 2, 2020

JMac hasn’t played a minute, he would have been able to RS regardless. Moot point though, this is a free year for RS and Seniors anyway.

WI.Ram10 · Dec 2, 2020

PRock said:
JMac hasn’t played a minute, he would have been able to RS regardless. Moot point though, this is a free year for RS and Seniors anyway.

Does anyone know the rule for next year and roster capacity?

share the ball · Dec 2, 2020

WI.Ram10 said:
Does anyone know the rule for next year and roster capacity?

as of this date the major restriction remains 13 scholarship players - in basketball you cannot split scholarships among multiple players (who knows if the NCAA will provide any relief because of COVID)
as far as roster capacity - not sure there any limits in D-1 (nba has limits but not college) - you can have as many non scholarship players as the coach wants
hope this helps

WI.Ram10 · Dec 2, 2020

share the ball said:
as of this date the major restriction remains 13 scholarship players - in basketball you cannot split scholarships among multiple players (who knows if the NCAA will provide any relief because of COVID)
as far as roster capacity - not sure there any limits in D-1 (nba has limits but not college) - you can have as many non scholarship players as the coach wants
hope this helps

Yeah, more so was just wondering what the rule is gonna be for scholly capacity. If everyone wanted to return, they could, but then a coach would have to make tuff calls on allocation of the 13.

TampaKAP · Dec 3, 2020

WI.Ram10 said:
Yeah, more so was just wondering what the rule is gonna be for scholly capacity. If everyone wanted to return, they could, but then a coach would have to make tuff calls on allocation of the 13.

This year’s seniors will not count against next year’s limit. So if our two seniors were to return, we could have 15 scholarship players

WI.Ram10 · Dec 3, 2020

That’s crazy. I team like Wisconsin has 4-5 very key seniors. Could they have 18 next year??

JDI · Dec 3, 2020

WI.Ram10 said:
That’s crazy. I team like Wisconsin has 4-5 very key seniors. Could they have 18 next year??

Yes.

Wolfpack Ram · Dec 3, 2020

WI.Ram10 said:
That’s crazy. I team like Wisconsin has 4-5 very key seniors. Could they have 18 next year??

So does fur.