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RE: NLI Program
This website addresses other issues:

https://www.ncsasports.org/recruiting/ma...igibility.

The bottom section address releases and also when a NLI may become null and void.

E.g., A recruit signs but there are academic issues. Recruit fails to meet NCAA eligibility requirements. The NLI is null and void. Like someone buying a house contingent on obtaining a mortgage. If they are denied a mortgage, the pending house sale is now null and void.

Good example, a recruit signs but does not qualify. He is automatically released from his NLI and may be re-recruited say by a JUCO.

James Head signed with Iowa and was released because he 'supposedly' didn't qualify for admittance to Iowa. Sometimes that can be used as a 'loophole'. I believe the word was James didn't have a great senior year and Iowa had 2nd thoughts.
(This post was last modified: 05-13-2022 09:35 AM by emu steve.)
05-13-2022 09:28 AM
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