Word: redshirt
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...NCAA will not grant Clemente a medical redshirt this season because after appearing in six games, he has already played in 22 percent of the Crimson's 27 games this year. According to NCAA rules, a player must have appeared in less than 20 percent of the team's games in a season in order to claim a medical redshirt...
Clemente played in six of the Crimson's 27 games this season, exceeding the 20 percent limit necessary to be given a medical redshirt by the NCAA. As a result, it is likely that Clemente will lose this year of eligibility, giving him just one season with Harvard...
...found your article on the accelerated rate of teaching reading and math in kindergarten very interesting [EDUCATION, Nov. 8]. I am a parent of a six-year-old kindergartner who has been "redshirted," or held back from starting first grade. I did not make this decision based on theories like that of the early-education consultant who claims that kids need "more time in the classroom." Quite the contrary. I felt that what our young son needed most was more time to play. If what he has ahead of him in later grades is the kind of education tedium that...
...highly-touted recruit Javy Lopez, who took a medical redshirt after playing in just three games, could return from a devastating eye injury sustained during fall batting practice to see outfield time...
When Harvard received its seeding in the NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament, sixth in a six-team field, scheduled to battle top-seeded UCLA in the first round, the doubters of Harvard baseball--and Ivy League baseball in general--ho-hummed. UCLA was stocked with redshirt athletes and future Major Leaguers; Harvard was peopled by the future of consulting...