2022-23 Roster | The Boneyard

2022-23 Roster

BRS24

BRS24

LisaG
Joined
Aug 26, 2011
Messages
6,629
Reaction Score
44,165
It's now never too early, and never ends.

1649368468376.png
 
So Aubrey played as a freshman in 2019–20, and as a sophomore in the 20-21 Covid year. She was out this year, 21-22, as a medical redshirt.

Since the Covid year does not count, it seems like she actually has three years left if she wants to.

Am I correct?
 
I like the way this looks. A nice young team building chemistry as they grow

I would love Angel Reese and a strong graduate transfer Guard (Dijonai Carrington) like to come to Storrs in the fall.
 
Huskee11 said:
So Aubrey played as a freshman in 2019–20, and as a sophomore in the 20-21 Covid year. She was out this year, 21-22, as a medical redshirt.

Since the Covid year does not count, it seems like she actually has three years left if she wants to.

Am I correct?
Expand ...
Yes
 
.-.
Huskee11 said:
So Aubrey played as a freshman in 2019–20, and as a sophomore in the 20-21 Covid year. She was out this year, 21-22, as a medical redshirt.

Since the Covid year does not count, it seems like she actually has three years left if she wants to.

Am I correct?
Expand ...
No medical redshirt for Aubrey. She never played this season.
 
hoopsfan22 said:
No medical redshirt for Aubrey. She never played this season.
Expand ...

I guess the question is how her “missed season”, however pigeonholed or defined, is treated for eligibility purposes.

Are you saying it counts against her, so that she only has two years remaining? What if she played 5 minutes against Arkansas and then stopped playing due to injury?
 
mmeade258 said:
I like the way this looks. A nice young team building chemistry as they grow

I would love Angel Reese and a strong graduate transfer Guard (Dijonai Carrington) like to come to Storrs in the fall.
Expand ...
think you meant someone else, Carrington is in the WNBA
 
Huskee11 said:
I guess the question is how her “missed season”, however pigeonholed or defined, is treated for eligibility purposes.

Are you saying it counts against her, so that she only has two years remaining? What if she played 5 minutes against Arkansas and then stopped playing due to injury?
Expand ...
You get 5 years to play 4 seasons, or in the case of those that played in 2020 6 years to play 5. If she played 5 minutes and then stopped and didn't play for the rest of the season, she could apply to get the year back but it has to be proven that she couldn't come back and play which obviously Aubrey couldn't after having back surgery.
 
The term "redshirt" is being tossed around here incorrectly. Actually it's a made up term and I do not beleive it is a term in the rulebook at all but maybe I'm wrong.

Forget the term redshirt. The basic rule is you have 5 years to use your 4 years of eligibility.

As far as Aubry she has used 1 year of eligibilty (freshman). Then the covid rule came into play for her second (Sophomore) year so that year does not count as either used eligibility or as a year of the 5 year "window". It does not exist...wiped clean.

This past season she did not play a minute on the court so she has not used a year of eligibility. Since she did not play at all there will be no need to apply for a medical waiver ("redshirt" if you will).

So she has used 1 year of her 4 years of eligibilty to date and has the window of the next 3 years to play out that eligibility. Assuming she plays those three years of eligibilty in the next three calendar years no waiver is required.
 
I like this chart, as it is easier to decipher for me anyway. Take notice of the symbols as to who is eligible for an extra year for covid or "red shirt"/not playing years.

What are the numbers for in the chart listed above? Like the red #1's?


uconn scholarship chart.JPG
 
.-.
Biff said:
The term "redshirt" is being tossed around here incorrectly. Actually it's a made up term and I do not beleive it is a term in the rulebook at all but maybe I'm wrong.

Forget the term redshirt. The basic rule is you have 5 years to use your 4 years of eligibility.

As far as Aubry she has used 1 year of eligibilty (freshman). Then the covid rule came into play for her second (Sophomore) year so that year does not count as either used eligibility or as a year of the 5 year "window". It does not exist...wiped clean.

This past season she did not play a minute on the court so she has not used a year of eligibility. Since she did not play at all there will be no need to apply for a medical waiver ("redshirt" if you will).

So she has used 1 year of her 4 years of eligibilty to date and has the window of the next 3 years to play out that eligibility. Assuming she plays those three years of eligibilty in the next three calendar years no waiver is required.
Expand ...
Thank you for clarifying that.
 
Looking at that depth chart, hopefully there is a plan in place for some quality transfer portal pieces.
 
DrummerDee said:
I like this chart, as it is easier to decipher for me anyway. Take notice of the symbols as to who is eligible for an extra year for covid or "red shirt"/not playing years.

What are the numbers for in the chart listed above? Like the red #1's?
Expand ...
The numbers next to players names are the rankings coming out of HS, just as a reference. There was some discussion way way back about rosters and rankings, so I added them. The chart I made has gone thru some changes based on input by others. I added the second section to show what rosters look like if players used a covid year, as it showed a significant change, especially in 22-23 if ONO, CW, and EW returned, and again in 24-25 for PB, NM, and AE. I also keep players grouped with their recruiting class, as I don't assume anything about redshirt/extra years, so in the case of Aubrey, she is a senior for next season, and if she returns for a 5th year, I'll add her back in.
 
JellyBean said:
Looking at that depth chart, hopefully there is a plan in place for some quality transfer portal pieces.
Expand ...
Agreed. 10 is a short number. 12 is much better. With 10, 1 injury and they can't go 5v5 when away from home. (men practice players don't travel with team as far as I know)

So picking up a couple players (portal or walk-on) seems like a good idea.
 
.-.
With a revolving door on every college campus, Geno must add more scoring, rebounding, defense minded players.
 
mmeade258 said:
I like the way this looks. A nice young team building chemistry as they grow

I would love Angel Reese and a strong graduate transfer Guard (Dijonai Carrington) like to come to Storrs in the fall.
Expand ...
If Carrington can play like she did against us on the regional in ‘21, we’ll take her in a heartbeat!!
 
.-.
DrummerDee said:
I like this chart, as it is easier to decipher for me anyway. Take notice of the symbols as to who is eligible for an extra year for covid or "red shirt"/not playing years.

What are the numbers for in the chart listed above? Like the red #1's?


View attachment 75391
Expand ...
Time to update with the GT from Fairfield. Thx.
 
Longtime fan said:
Time to update with the GT from Fairfield. Thx.
Expand ...
The chart referenced is from a UConn blog writer. I created the one posted and update/share it as necessary.
 
mmeade258 said:
I like the way this looks. A nice young team building chemistry as they grow

I would love Angel Reese and a strong graduate transfer Guard (Dijonai Carrington) like to come to Storrs in the fall.
Expand ...
Carrington is about to start her 2nd season on the WNBA's CT Sun.
 
This probably has been asked before, but doesn't Aubrey have two years of eligibility remaining (without including the COVID year) or does she have to go through a formal process to have a red shirt designation?
 
.-.
You must log in or register to reply here.

Forum statistics

Threads
168,566
Messages
4,583,276
Members
10,493
Latest member
Mwil1032


Top Bottom