You are here:
College Football/release
Advertisement
Question
Mornin Thom,
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I have 1 more question. If I was not on a Football Roster for 09, would I still need to have a release signed?
Thanks again Thom. Have a great day
Matt
Matt, you definitely need a release from the Doctor before playing again, after an injury. If you were on schaolarship, you would need to have it formally withdrawn in order to get another. Talk to the new school and the current school. They will give you the NCAA rules on transfers/redshirts/sitting out after a transfer to an equal or higher division and your medical condition to start playing again.
It will work out but follow the procedure and the colleges should take good care of your worries.
Let me know which school you will play for so I can follow your progress!!
Thom Brooks
Savannah Bombers Baseball, Head Coach
Savannah Adult Baseball League
- Add to this Answer
- Ask a Question
Questioner's Rating
| Rating(1-10) | Knowledgeability = 10 | Clarity of Response = 10 | Politeness = 10 |
| Comment | Hey Thom, I can't believe you answered another question for me. Thank you so much for all your help. You have brought things to my attention that no one else has. I will still pursue the NCAA for definite answers. Thanks alot for everything. Matt P.S. I will definitely keep you in touch. | ||
Related Articles
Thom Brooks
Expertise
I would be honored to help you find your answers on history, trivia or stats of College Football. I may not be your best source, but can advise where you can find the answers you seek!
Experience
I've been watching it for over 55 years!
Organizations
Brooks Insurance School, where I've taught over 39,000 students. Author of the Bubba Book of Knowledge (History and Trivia). I coach a men's baseball team through the MABL/MSBL, and officiate high school football.
©2012 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved.