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NCAA takes away five scholarships from Zips football as academic punishment

Posted May 6th, 2008 by mrasor

Football

The Zips lost five scholarships as a result of failing to meet the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate requirements.

Three other MAC football teams also suffered a penalty (Buffalo, Toledo and Temple).

No team can be penalized more than 10 percent of its scholarship base. Akron will get 80 instead of the required 85 for the next recruiting season.

No Zips team earned a Public Recognition Award.

11 Responses to “NCAA takes away five scholarships from Zips football as academic punishment”

  1. Zipmeister Says:

    Are 85 scholarships required or allowed?

  2. Joe DesJardines Says:

    Allowed.

  3. Curious Says:

    CAN’T give scholarships?

  4. tom lower Says:

    OSU had an 870 APR! Does that mean they lose 55 scholarships since they are 1 of 4 at the bottom of the APR?

  5. tom lower Says:

    OSU had an APR of 870. Does that mean they lose 55 schorships in football? They were of of 4 at the bottomof the APR!

  6. tom lower Says:

    OSU had a 870 APR! Does that mean they lose 55 scholarships?

  7. tom lower Says:

    OSU had an 870 APR!

  8. tom lower Says:

    Ohio State earneda 870 APR! gOOD NEWS FOR THE BUCKEYES

  9. bob Says:

    who cares what ohio state did?

  10. Sick and Tired Says:

    Apparently tom lower cares enough to post it 5 times….SIGH

  11. madzip Says:

    As a former zip from long ago how in the world can football go from an 80% grad rate to being penalized 5 scholarships?

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