THE IUP Football Thread

[goalieman]

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[IUP24]

Matt ..... that isn't how you make the percent calculation.

You are correct about the Hardship Waiver in that the injury has to happen before the start of the second half of the season, has to be season ending as certified by the athletes attending physician, and the player cannot have played in more than 30% of the teams games .....

If a team plays 10 games than 30% x 10 = 3, so he cannot play in more than 3 games and be eligible for a medical hardship waiver ......

If a team plays 11 games than 30% x 11 = 3.3 ..... the caveat is that if there is any fraction in the percent calculation, you round up to the next highest number of games which in this case would be 4 .... so if the team plays 11 games, a player cannot play in more than 4 games and be eligible for the redshirt.......

If a player plays one play in a game it counts as one full game.

So Fowler has played in 4 games and if IUP plays 11 games, he should be eligible for a hardship waiver.

What I'm not sure of in D2 is whether playoff games count in the number of games played ...... I think they might (but again I'm not 100% sure about that) and if they count, they may only count as one game even if you play more than one playoff game.

If you want a mathematical formula here it is : a/b = 30% or a = 0.3 x b, where "a" = the number of games you can play and be eligible for the hardship waiver and "b" = the number of games played ..... and where if "a" has a fraction of a number in the calculation, you round to the next highest number of games.

Maybe I'm simply being lazy and not reading everything that's been posted to this point about this. But I thought this rule was changed a couple years ago and is standard across the board? It's pretty well publicized (in Division 1 football) that you can play in 4 games and NOT lose a year of eligibility. Not percentage of plays or percentage of games. If you play one snap, it counts as a game played. So you can effectively play 4 total snaps, one in 4 separate games, or every snap in all four of those games, and not lose a year of eligibility. That's the rule in Division 1. If it's different in Division 2, then disregard.

[goalieman]

Well, I wasn't a math major, but I am sure that 4 games played out of 12 is 33%.
4 out of 13 is .30769%, and the NCAA rounds that up to 31%.
So to get under 30 percent, it would have to be 14 games (29%).

Unless I'm misunderstanding you.

Matt ..... that isn't how you make the percent calculation.

You are correct about the Hardship Waiver in that the injury has to happen before the start of the second half of the season, has to be season ending as certified by the athletes attending physician, and the player cannot have played in more than 30% of the teams games .....

If a team plays 10 games than 30% x 10 = 3, so he cannot play in more than 3 games and be eligible for a medical hardship waiver ......

If a team plays 11 games than 30% x 11 = 3.3 ..... the caveat is that if there is any fraction in the percent calculation, you round up to the next highest number of games which in this case would be 4 .... so if the team plays 11 games, a player cannot play in more than 4 games and be eligible for the redshirt.......

If a player plays one play in a game it counts as one full game.

So Fowler has played in 4 games and if IUP plays 11 games, he should be eligible for a hardship waiver.

What I'm not sure of in D2 is whether playoff games count in the number of games played ...... I think they might (but again I'm not 100% sure about that) and if they count, they may only count as one game even if you play more than one playoff game.

If you want a mathematical formula here it is : a/b = 30% or a = 0.3 x b, where "a" = the number of games you can play and be eligible for the hardship waiver and "b" = the number of games played by the team..... and where if "a" has a fraction of a number in the calculation, you round to the next highest number of games.

[IUPNation]

Let's beat Edinboro first.

Practicing punt protection must be a top priority this week…

[jrshooter]

So, the question becomes why is he out this time?


I know he's perhaps special ... but he's out constantly.

Your best ability is your availability. He's not available much.

I can't begin to argue with that. You have to be available.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Just read the recap on the IUP/CAL U game. I did not know today is Frank Cignetti Sr birthday..

They got him a nice present.

[IUP PSAC Fan]

IUP is now 60-27-2 vs The Spocks all time.

Jail yard U.

[ShoNuff]

Just read the recap on the IUP/CAL U game. I did not know today is Frank Cignetti Sr birthday..

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Maybe he is not 100%

It's Week 6.

Nobody is 100%.

[ShoNuff]

I must have missed him.

So, the question becomes why is he out this time?


I know he's perhaps special ... but he's out constantly.

Your best ability is your availability. He's not available much.

Maybe he is not 100%

[IUPbigINDIANS]

I saw 28 standing next to his brother, 15, throughout the first half, anyway.

Speaking of 15, remember I said Isaiah was PSAC-worthy back when he was a 135-pound HS senior.

I must have missed him.

So, the question becomes why is he out this time?


I know he's perhaps special ... but he's out constantly.

Your best ability is your availability. He's not available much.

[jrshooter]

#15 is lighting fast. Very elite level speed.

He was a factor in the PIAA state finals two years ago. 100-200-400-relay.

[ironmaniup]

Let's beat Edinboro first.

well for the coach and players, yep its the next game

but for us fans, pretty solid money Iup will be hosting Shep for the PSAC championship

[IUP PSAC Fan]

I saw 28 standing next to his brother, 15, throughout the first half, anyway.

Speaking of 15, remember I said Isaiah was PSAC-worthy back when he was a 135-pound HS senior.

#15 is lighting fast. Very elite level speed.

[jrshooter]

No RB Houser today. I don't even think he was in the stadium.

Game-wise, some minor stuff but I think they got out pretty clean. Kelly and 91 were banged up but I think both should be OK.

I saw 28 standing next to his brother, 15, throughout the first half, anyway.

Speaking of 15, remember I said Isaiah was PSAC-worthy back when he was a 135-pound HS senior.