The NCAA will want to know how they're going to keep fundraising separate. Students won't be able to just affiliate with another campus easily. ie Play football for 2 years on Campus A and then transfer to Campus B. They'll want the Financial Aid separate. Stuff like that.
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Originally posted by complaint_hopeful View PostThe NCAA will want to know how they're going to keep fundraising separate. Students won't be able to just affiliate with another campus easily. ie Play football for 2 years on Campus A and then transfer to Campus B. They'll want the Financial Aid separate. Stuff like that.
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I want to be optimistic, as well. There just isn't any reassuring info available right now. There certainly isn't reassuring info in the article below.. Happy talk, but nothing concrete.
From the Pennsylvania Capital-Star July 20, 2021
But with no final decision from the National Collegiate Athletic Associationstatementtold the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the NCAA discussed the request during a panel at a two-day meeting. However, no formal action has been taken on the proposal.
The NCAA Division II membership committee will meet in September, according to a meeting notice.
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Originally posted by complaint_hopeful View Post
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View PostHe says "I am hopeful" and "I am optimistic" but there is nothing concrete in that statement.
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
Yes. I understand the current situation. I also believe that anything can be negotiated. I do not believe for a second that this could not have been presented to the NCAA stating that we need an answer based on what we have in order to move forward.
Of course, there are details to be worked out for consolidation. However, there is enough structure already in place for the NCAA to communicate yay or nay. I believe that. I believe Greenstein did not try hard enough. Or, that he knows the answer is going to derail his plans.
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
Ok, well a law has been put in place by the PA legislature enabling this process. The BOG has approved a plan that covered something like 450 pages. Tell me, do you think there is not enough info to get a ruling from the NCAA?
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Originally posted by WarriorVoice View Post
We don't know what the end result of this will really be. The NCAA doesn't give a hoot about the PA legislature. Speaking of which, the legislature is one of the major reasons this whole consolidation plan is necessary. If the legislature had properly funded PASSHE schools, the situation would not nearly be as bad as it is...
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