Mario Ojemudia Loses His Appeal

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Well, he only played in half of the snaps on those games!  He's no Jabrill Peppers, after all.  So 19.25% is most definitely < than 30%.

let's assume x = 1

Then x^2 = x^3

So x^2-1 = x^3-1

Factor into (x+1)(x-1) = (x^2+x+1)(x-1)

cancel x-1 to get x+1 = x^2+x+1

plug back in x=1 to get 2 = 3

and the rest is obvious 

But Devin hasn't even enrolled yet!

"Brady was talking to Welker and Deion Branch, who were suggesting the touchdown Brady had just scored wouldn’t stand up to official review. The two Patriots receivers had been “jawing” with their quarterback."

I agree with the rule it's just the ncaa has made so many bizarre rulings against student athletes that make no sense it would be nice to make a nonsense call that favors a student athlete

Where did the poster say it was "unfair?"

...the rule as it exists is harmful to players for no good reason. Ojemudia is the perfect example, unfortunately. He would be much better positioned with respect to the NFL if he could finish his career with a full season. He instead has to head to the draft when, at the peak of his ability, he didn't even get to play a half season. You could draw the line at, say, 80% of a season. That would put seniors in a better place with regard to the draft. Teams might decide to sacrifice 20% of a season by exaggerating an injury to get another full season out of a player, sure, but that would be fair enough as long as everyone could do it. And teams already abuse the medical redshirt rule (see Devin Gardner's aborted freshman season).