A STUDENT-ATHLETE HAS BEEN INJURED in competition, hurt in an accident or had an illness that affects their ability to compete.
A COACH OR ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HAS CANCELLED a student-athlete’s scholarship for “violating team rules.”
A STUDENT-ATHLETE HAS EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES including illness or death of a family member, causing them to take a break from competition.
A STUDENT-ATHLETE IS DENIED eligibility and there are extenuating circumstances.
A COACH OR ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DENY an athlete’s request for “permission to contact” other schools, or refuse to grant an athlete their “One-Time Transfer Exception.”
Rick & Julie Allen
Informed Athlete
Because every student-athlete’s situation is unique, the best way to get started is to schedule a Waivers & Appeals Consult.
During the Waivers & Appeals Consult we will discuss your situation, answer any questions you may have and if needed, help determine your best set of “next steps.”
Because every student-athlete’s situation is unique, the best way to get started is to schedule a Waivers & Appeals Consult.
During the Waivers & Appeals Consult we will discuss your situation, answer any questions you may have and if needed, help determine your best set of “next steps.”
Rick & Julie Allen
Informed Athlete
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