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Does anyone know for sure if Deandre Johnson is eligible to play this year? i.e. did he get a waiver from Iowa?*

Please don't reply with the statement, "He's a walk-on, so it is unnecessary." That would not be accurate.

Would love to see him possibly be some competition to spell Duke.
 
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If he was paying is own way he is eligible. The only time transfer rules apply is if there is a scholly given at the new school. Also, he was dismissed before the start of last season, so he sat out all of 2012.
 
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If he was paying is own way he is eligible. The only time transfer rules apply is if there is a scholly given at the new school. Also, he was dismissed before the start of last season, so he sat out all of 2012.
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Sorry, but that is not true! That is exactly why I wrote the above caveat. He still needs a waiver.
 
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btcane said:
tsimonitis said:
If he was paying is own way he is eligible. The only time transfer rules apply is if there is a scholly given at the new school. Also, he was dismissed before the start of last season, so he sat out all of 2012.
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Sorry, but that is not true! That is exactly why I wrote the above caveat. He still needs a waiver.
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Actually that is true. If he's walking on and not receiving an athletic scholarship then he doesn't require a waiver.
 
btcane said:
Does anyone know for sure if Deandre Johnson is eligible to play this year? i.e. did he get a waiver from Iowa?*

Please don't reply with the statement, "He's a walk-on, so it is unnecessary." That would not be accurate.

Would love to see him possibly be some competition to spell Duke.
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he transferred from a juco so obviously he is eligible to play right away. do research before asking a question like this again please
 
tdub85 said:
he transferred from a juco so obviously he is eligible to play right away. do research before asking a question like this again please
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Apparently some ppl are allergic to google. Its about the same effort to post as it is to search...
 
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btcane said:
The NCAA transfer rule applies to 'participation', i.e. eligibility to play. It does NOT apply to receiving financial aid (scholarship). Whether he pays, or the university pays is irrelevant to his 'eligibility' to play without a waiver from the one year residency requirement.

http://www.ncaapublications.com/p-4288-ncaa-transfer-guide-2012-13.aspx
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how illiterate are you bro??? he came from juco and even if he wasnt a walk on he is able to play this year.. are you really that dumb??
 
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how illiterate are you bro??? he came from juso and even if he wasnt a walk on he is able to play this year.. are you really that dumb??[/QUOTE]

I guess I am. What's a 'juso'?
 
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I'd neg the **** out of this font changing **** who can't even google if it wasn't the first day of camp and my rep clip wasn't already all used up.
 
Even if he attended a JUCO, he still would have had to successfully completed 12 credit hours in two semesters to be eligible. It's known as the 4-2-4 Rule.
 
btcane said:
Even if he attended a JUCO, he still would have had to successfully completed 12 credit hours in two semesters to be eligible. It's known as the 4-2-4 Rule.
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is he on the roster?? yes he is so obviously he got the credit hours needed to get accepted. and why do you even care that much about whether or not he is eligible to play anyway dude?? not like hes going to crck th erotation and pass up ot, dc, or gus bro
 
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According to UM SID, he DID NOT attend JUCO. Came directly from Iowa. That means he must receive a waiver to play this year. It DOES NOT matter if he is on schollie, or not!
 
btcane said:
According to UM SID, he DID NOT attend JUCO. Came directly from Iowa. That means he must receive a waiver to play this year. It DOES NOT matter if he is on schollie, or not!
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Ferentz dismissed him August 1, 2012. He didn't play last year. Didn't even practice for the fall. He doesn't need a waiver. He has already sat out a year.
 
'Sitting out a year' is NOT the rule! With all due respect to all critics of my post, you are invited to read the rule --- not just post without knowlege.
The transfering student-athlete must be 'in residence' at the transfering school as a full-time student for 2 semesters to be eligible to participate in contest (play). The exception is the 'one time transfer' rule, which requires a 'release & waiver' from the previous institution (or NCAA if appealed.)
Maybe Peter can find out if he is eligible this year.
 
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