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Once he plays a minute in a real (non-exibition) game, you cannot redshirt him again that year (highly unlikely to take one in later years).

Medical redshirts have never been implemented.

Hope that helps you out.

That's not what medical hardship means anyway. That applies to the player who broke his leg, not someone who was forced to be un-redshirted because of a lack of depth.

Medical hardship applies to the injured player not the player replacing the injured player. So, if you put a player on R/S and later that season pull it off, then he has used his R/S eligibility for his career (unless he himself later qualifies for a medical hardship).

The criteria to qualify for a medical hardship are nearly impossible to meet. Many seasons ago, I had a player earn a medical redshirt because he was injured in the 4th or 5th game of the season and he did not recover until after the season had ended. That is what it takes to qualify. His health rating went down to a 1.

OK, thanks guys