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NCAA Board of Governors approves fall eligibility waiver; how it affects Georgia
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NCAA Board of Governors approves fall eligibility waiver; how it affects Georgia
ATHENS -- The NCAA Board of Directors has approved a new waiver policy that will grant all fall sports athletes an added year of eligibility, regardless of whether or how much they compete in the fall or spring semester. NCAA pic.twitter.com/QXZAQn7ur2 — WELCOME TO THE CREEK (@ToCreek) August 21, 2020
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This creates another opportunity for "the process" to play out. Those programs without a process are going to mishandle this and those with a process will prosper even more
Hopefully the NCAA will increase the scholarship limit at least 10-15 to around 100. Otherwise there will be chaos with roster management. Go Dawgs!!!