Chris Clark

[PhPanther1]

is he officially out for this year, or is the appeal process still going on? I haven't heard anything for a while, unless I missed it.

Thanks in advance.

 

[9nationalchampionships]

As expected!

 

[Pitt-Chains]

is he officially out for this year, or is the appeal process still going on? I haven't heard anything for a while, unless I missed it.

Thanks in advance.

Injured..

 

[PhPanther1]

So I take it that the NCAA hasn't given a final ruling on Pitt and chris' appeal.

 

[chethejet]

eligible 2017. NCAA denied his request.

 

[Willie Lump]

How many years of eligibility will he have beginning 2017 season?

 

[PhPanther1]

How many years of eligibility will he have beginning 2017 season?

3, but don't expect him to be here that long.

 

[pittdan77]

Can someone explain how this works? I still don't understand any of it. I see kids transfer and are eligible immediately all the time.

 

[thebadby2]

Can someone explain how this works? I still don't understand any of it. I see kids transfer and are eligible immediately all the time.

General rule is if you transfer from one D1 program to another you have to sit a year. Hardship exceptions are available to transfers who apply for them under unusual circumstances. If you transfer up or down a division level you are innediately eligible. Beyond that I don't know the nuances and the rules have changed some over the past few years. Clark didn't have the compelling circumstances necessary to get a waiver, he was just homesick and unhappy at UCLA.