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'20 CO RB Jayle Stacks (SIGNED to COLORADO)

zbuff said:
from sbnation, blueshirts can't play;

Shirt typeOn scholarship?Can play?Can practice?Meaning
RedshirtYesNoYesAthlete sits from competition for a year, then gets another year to complete four seasons.
GrayshirtNoNoNoAthlete waits an extra semester to become a full-time student and part of the team.
BlueshirtYesNoYesAthlete is not formally recruited, but is put on scholarship at start of freshman practice.
GreenshirtYesYesYesAthlete enrolls in school a semester early.
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@TSchekler had it correct above. They can absolutely play -- it's just that when they do they are no longer classified as a blueshift. Same is true of a redshirt -- if you play him he's no longer a redshirt.
 
Buffnik said:
@TSchekler had it correct above. They can absolutely play -- it's just that when they do they are no longer classified as a blueshift. Same is true of a redshirt -- if you play him he's no longer a redshirt.
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The table is also correct. People wondered about the definition. To be a blueshirt, you cannot play.
 
Luke Stillwell is a blueshirt this year and has played in the last three games on special teams. With the new redshirt rule it looks like a blueshirt can play in up to four games just like his redshirt counterpart. Only difference between the two shirts is the class for which they are counted in and the way they are recruited or not recruited in the case of the blueshirt.
 
Welcome!
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Hearing question marks on the offer list...an Air Force offer is validity of many Characteristics we need to be focusing on. Great to have this young man on the Buffs!
 
Welcome to the University of Colorado and the Buffs. Great things in Your future Young Man.

GO BUFFS !!
 
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