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Looking through the NCAA database, it appears Idaho State is getting one. Anyone willing to look to see if there are others?

http://web1.ncaa.org/maps/cVbnp9TaprRelease.jsp

Kind of redundant-they already have a self-imposed one.

Grizalltheway wrote:Kind of redundant-they already have a self-imposed one.

Shut up Vidav....oh. Sorry. I get you two confused.

grizzaholic wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:Kind of redundant-they already have a self-imposed one.

Shut up Vidav....oh. Sorry. I get you two confused.

Still not sure if I should actually meet him-Russians and Germans don't tend to get along very well.

Grizalltheway wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
Shut up Vidav....oh. Sorry. I get you two confused.

Still not sure if I should actually meet him-Russians and Germans don't tend to get along very well.

So breaking some bread over a bottle of




is out of the question?

grizzaholic wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
Still not sure if I should actually meet him-Russians and Germans don't tend to get along very well.

So breaking some bread over a bottle of




is out of the question?

Maybe, but it'll have to be at the Bayern brewery.

Grizalltheway wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
So breaking some bread over a bottle of




is out of the question?

Maybe, but it'll have to be at the Bayern brewery.

Another way that the Russians are better than the Germans. They know the difference between a brewery and a distillary.

grizzaholic wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:
Maybe, but it'll have to be at the Bayern brewery.

Another way that the Russians are better than the Germans. They know the difference between a brewery and a distillary.

I'm saying Bayern would balance out the Russian aspect of the meeting. That bottle looks pretty easy for Grizo to 'mule' in.

Grizalltheway wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
Another way that the Russians are better than the Germans. They know the difference between a brewery and a distillary.

I'm saying Bayern would balance out the Russian aspect of the meeting. That bottle looks pretty easy for Grizo to 'mule' in.

But you would have to get Grizo to show FIRST
Get him to give up the bottle SECOND
Vidav wouldn't show if the vodka wasn't poured and waiting when he arrived.

Grizalltheway wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
So breaking some bread over a bottle of




is out of the question?

Maybe, but it'll have to be at the Bayern brewery.

Name the date. Any day except Tuesday and after 8 and I'm free.

The full list of APR penalties

Idaho State will lose 2.98 scholarships and ban from playoffs

Jackson State - playoff ban, loss of 6.3 scholarships

Southern - playoff ban, loss of 1.67 scholarships

North Carolina A&T faced a postseason ban, but the NCAA granted it a conditional waiver for this coming year. Waivers generally include demonstrated academic improvement, active presidential involvement, meeting certain APR benchmarks and implementation of an APR improvement plan. The Aggies, however, can face historical penalties for poor academic performance over time.

Delaware State, 9 scholarships

Howard, 6.3 scholarships

Missouri State, 6.25 scholarships

Georgia Southern, 4.47 scholarships

Sam Houston State, 3.25 scholarships

Howard, 2.84 scholarships

Charleston Southern, 2.72 scholarships

Southeastern Louisiana, 1.69 scholarships

Weber State, 0.43 scholarships

Portland State, 0.29 scholarships

what the hell is .29 of a scholarship worth in terms of money and/or athletes?

clenz wrote:The full list of APR penalties

Idaho State will lose 2.98 scholarships and ban from playoffs

Jackson State - playoff ban, loss of 6.3 scholarships

Southern - playoff ban, loss of 1.67 scholarships

North Carolina A&T faced a postseason ban, but the NCAA granted it a conditional waiver for this coming year. Waivers generally include demonstrated academic improvement, active presidential involvement, meeting certain APR benchmarks and implementation of an APR improvement plan. The Aggies, however, can face historical penalties for poor academic performance over time.

Delaware State, 9 scholarships

Howard, 6.3 scholarships

Missouri State, 6.25 scholarships

Georgia Southern, 4.47 scholarships

Sam Houston State, 3.25 scholarships

Howard, 2.84 scholarships

Charleston Southern, 2.72 scholarships

Southeastern Louisiana, 1.69 scholarships

Weber State, 0.43 scholarships

Portland State, 0.29 scholarships

playoff ban for two teams that don't go to the playoffs The APR issue is serious at both schools, but the punishment is humorous, especially for a 2-9 team that will probably be worse this year.

CatMom wrote:what the hell is .29 of a scholarship worth in terms of money and/or athletes?

At UNI .29 scholarships is is $4,394.56 for an out of state player.

It doesn't sound like much, but with only 63 scholarships to fill a roster of about 100 it can cause some unhappiness with whoever is losing the scholarship money.

clenz wrote:

CatMom wrote:what the hell is .29 of a scholarship worth in terms of money and/or athletes?

At UNI .29 scholarships is is $4,394.56 for an out of state player.

It doesn't sound like much, but with only 63 scholarships to fill a roster of about 100 it can cause some unhappiness with whoever is losing the scholarship money.

Thanks for the info clenz. Not my area of expertise but good to know.