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Post by ohsixrain on May 25, 2011 13:50:50 GMT -5
I'm still studying...I'll be ready for my exam in due time...thanks, westcoast!
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Post by A&T AGGIE 96 on May 26, 2011 7:34:10 GMT -5
Look at how this news played out across the state, and hey, UNCW doesn't have a football team? This reports seems more balanced...it focused on N.C. State, but also highlighted scholarship losses and APR from North Carolina and ACC schools. . . . . . "N.C. State will be limited to 8.9 scholarships, which Jordan said are spread among 30 wrestlers. "We're doing what we can do, but when you have a bad year, then you're in trouble," Jordan said. "It's almost impossible to recover. The good news is the bad number will be replaced with a perfect score in the next calculation." Jordan said he planned for the loss of a scholarship in the previous recruiting cycle. No wrestlers will be displaced from the team because of the scholarship loss, he said. "We knew it was coming," Jordan said. "We'll get that scholarship back next year. From a practical standpoint, once you get past the embarrassment of it, we were able to recruit and deal with it. But believe me, it's the last thing any coach wants to deal with." Among other ACC schools, Georgia Tech is losing one scholarship in men's basketball and Maryland has been penalized three football scholarships. Elsewhere in the Carolinas, N.C. A&T was docked 3.15 scholarships in football and will have a reduction in practice time as a result of its low APR. UNC Wilmington has been penalized one scholarship in football, and Charleston Southern is losing 2.72 scholarships in football." www.newsobserver.com/2011/05/26/1226430/academic-slip-costs-nc-state-a.html
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Post by 4XLAGGIE on May 26, 2011 9:09:59 GMT -5
I figured it out. For the 10/11 season, we were only allowed 48.0 Counters for Football. A counter - A student receiving any form of Athletic Aid. So A&T Could only have 48 guys with at least a partial scholly. How we got the 927 during the 09/10 year: Since we only could have 48 guys with a scholly, for us to get a 1,000 for an APR score, we would have had all 48 guys remain Academically Eligible and not drop out. So we had 44.5 counters remain eligible out of the 48. I am not sure how that .5 came in but that's probably because one of the 4 gentlemen did leave the school academically ineligible. So the equation is this: 2(44.5)/2(48) x 1000 = 927 For the 2011/12 season, we will have 54 counters. For us to get a .927 or higher, we can only have 4 players that are receiving athletic aid academically ineligible. This also means we can give 6 more players athletic aid. But if we do not have 54 counters, the formula is this: 2(# of players eligible)/2(# of counters) x 1000 I hope this helped some. Each scholarship player can receive a maximum of 2 points per semester. (1 for eligibility, 1 for retention) A max of 4 per scholarship athlete per year. You take the number of possible points and divide them by the number of actual points to get your APR score. (Lets say you have 54 players that can obtain 4 points each, thats 216 points. Lets say they actually earn 200 points. (Divide 216 into 200= .925 Apr Score) Hope this helps.
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2011 9:48:17 GMT -5
Thank you for the clarification.
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Post by Aggie Monster on May 27, 2011 7:12:52 GMT -5
I guess all I need to know is how many scholarships we can field this coming year. That's all I care about, can someone just tell me that total without all the mathmatics? Is that number 54?
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2011 9:38:01 GMT -5
We can give 54 players some sort of athletic aid and the money spent on athletic aid must be equal to about 46 full athletic scholarships.
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Post by natedizzle on May 27, 2011 10:17:27 GMT -5
so if ten players have full financial aid through grants they dont count against that number?
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2011 11:11:06 GMT -5
Nope. The only players count for our APR score are the ones that receive any form of Athletic Aid.
However, for the sake of continuity, I bet those players on academic scholarships playing football will be "required" to keep their grades up and attend study hall like the rest of them.
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Post by ohsixrain on May 27, 2011 11:51:10 GMT -5
Well then, the statement oleschoolaggie made was correct...we only regained about 2 extra scholarships from the last season. Oh well...2 is better than none.
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Post by The Professor on May 29, 2011 16:33:10 GMT -5
Is anyone not concerned that Grambling is under penalties , same penalties we are trying to get out of
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2011 9:05:12 GMT -5
Is anyone not concerned that Grambling is under penalties , same penalties we are trying to get out of That's Grambling Basketball, not Grambling Football that is under APR sanctions. Coach Broadway's team earned a APR score of 962 and increased their multiyear APR score from 875 to 911. A score of 962 is around Patriot League Levels. It was also noted that each of the past 2 seasons that Grambling avoided sanctions due to the team's vast improvement and out pacing the schools General Population in maintaining Academic Eligibility and Graduation. web1.ncaa.org/maps/aprRelease.jsp
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