For a few years, the new rule allows two hours of full instruction and six hours of strength and conditioning per week, spread out over eight weeks (16 total hours). Under the rule, players either have to be enrolled in summer school or be in good academic standing in order to practice if they are not in summer school. I've seen a few stories about some schools practicing at the end of June, plus the UT women get some extra practices before their European trip. Anyway, has anyone seen any practices?

(07-04-2015 03:39 AM)DetroitRocket Wrote:  For a few years, the new rule allows two hours of full instruction and six hours of strength and conditioning per week, spread out over eight weeks (16 total hours). Under the rule, players either have to be enrolled in summer school or be in good academic standing in order to practice if they are not in summer school. I've seen a few stories about some schools practicing at the end of June, plus the UT women get some extra practices before their European trip. Anyway, has anyone seen any practices?

I was at Grounds for Thought yesterday and the BG paper referenced their practices. I forgot that was allowed.

(07-04-2015 07:10 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(07-04-2015 03:39 AM)DetroitRocket Wrote:  For a few years, the new rule allows two hours of full instruction and six hours of strength and conditioning per week, spread out over eight weeks (16 total hours). Under the rule, players either have to be enrolled in summer school or be in good academic standing in order to practice if they are not in summer school. I've seen a few stories about some schools practicing at the end of June, plus the UT women get some extra practices before their European trip. Anyway, has anyone seen any practices?

I was at Grounds for Thought yesterday and the BG paper referenced their practices. I forgot that was allowed.

BG paper=EZ Widers

(07-04-2015 11:10 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(07-04-2015 07:10 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(07-04-2015 03:39 AM)DetroitRocket Wrote:  For a few years, the new rule allows two hours of full instruction and six hours of strength and conditioning per week, spread out over eight weeks (16 total hours). Under the rule, players either have to be enrolled in summer school or be in good academic standing in order to practice if they are not in summer school. I've seen a few stories about some schools practicing at the end of June, plus the UT women get some extra practices before their European trip. Anyway, has anyone seen any practices?

I was at Grounds for Thought yesterday and the BG paper referenced their practices. I forgot that was allowed.

BG paper=EZ Widers

Not the school paper, the one you put under your tractor to soak up oil spills.