Dave Delchamps writes:
>        I'm looking to find out what number of games a player has
>to play during a given season in order to use up a year's eligibility
>(perhaps the answer is a percentage of games played).  Is there a
>uniform NC$$ rule, or is it different by divisions and/or by conferences?
>Is there an appeals process available for borderline cases?
 
I haven't tracked down the official wording of this rule yet (when I do,
I'll post it), but my understanding is that if a player in any sport parti-
cipates in 20% or more of the total number of games played, he or she uses
up a year of eligibility.  This includes games that a player dressed for but
did not see action in, and junior varsity games count also.
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