Should incoming college freshmen be ineligible for competition?

38%

Yes

62%

No WINNER

38%

Yes

A year of readiness would increase chances of graduation and relieve a large amount of pressure put on incoming freshmen athletes.

A year of readiness would increase chances of graduation and relieve a large amount of pressure put on incoming freshmen athletes. Show Less

2 Comments

Bob Lines

Yes! Academic support is there for them every step of the way. If they are able to compete then they should have the option to compete. Remember why Marshall needed to play freshmen back in the day??

Brian M Wilson

What is the rush? Let them Develop, Academically and Physically!!

62%

No

Blocking freshmen from being eligible to play isn't the response to combat the feeder system into the pro's. They are adults and limiting their choices is the wrong approach.

Blocking freshmen from being eligible to play isn't the response to combat the feeder system into the pro's. They are adults and limiting their choices is the wrong approach. Show Less

6 Comments

Adam Cummins

Antiquated philosophy. College athletes at most schools have excellent academic support and are set up to succeed. I think in basketball, the JUCO system would florish. But, it might destroy the Calipari model, which may not be a terrible thing.

Jerrod W. Atkinson

Because that is rediculous

Daniel Revas

We have had and settled this debate already. some of these "Kids" come out of Programs that would rival some small colleges. Freshman can be Red Shirted if they are not ready.

Zach Akin

Recruiting impact plus if a freshmen can play let them. They earn it through skill and work.

Visitor

One word.....Winston

Visitor

only works if all conferences adopt policy otherwise a significant recruitment advantage

Should incoming college freshmen be ineligible for competition?

38% Yes

62% No WINNER

38% Yes

62% No

38%

Yes

62%

No WINNER

38%

Yes

62%

No