Kicker commit

[jsenleo]

Can the "Student Bill of Rights" be terminated ?

Sure, as long as they're already on Double Secret probation....

 

[76-1]

Don't know, but I haven't heard of it being terminated.

It's still with us.

It's a good recruiting tool although I'd imagine other schools have followed our lead by now...

The athlete who it really protects is the one who's been injured and can no longer produce at his or her prior level, at which point, many coaches across the country simply pull their scholarships citing pretty much any reason other than injury (and this cold hearted practice has gone on for decades due to scholarship limitations).

Here's its being heralded at its inception:

First-of-Its-Kind Policy: Student Athlete Bill of Rights - Indiana University Athletics

IU's groundbreaking Student-Athlete Bill of Rights puts student-athletes first.

iuhoosiers.com

Here it is today:

https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sidearm.nextgen.sites/iuhoosiers.com/documents/2022/9/9/9.6.22_2022-23_SA_Handbook_-_FINAL.pdf

(See pages 10 and 11 + for what we are discussing)

 

[red hornet]

Clearly states cancellation of athletic scholarship upon withdrawing from team.

 

[76-1]

FG's-10/12(1 block) For 2023 season

2-2 outside 50yds.

16-17 XP's(1 block)

23-37 touchbacks

Both he and the Long Snapper are relatively big guys (for their position). Hopefully. that bodes well for better Kick coverage...