NCAA eligibility and redshirt rules for a player transfering from a junior college?

Question:

Let say after high school I wanted to go play football for a junior college to get noticed and a division 2, division1-AA, or even a division1-A school wanted to give me a scholarship to play for them. Would the seasons I played in junior college effect the amount of season I have to play for the university that picked me up. Another words would I still 4 seasons to play for the college that gave me a scholarship? and now once I am there could I red shirt?

Answer:
No your class when you join the NCAA would be Junior.

you have to sit out your first year at the new school im pretty sure of

u r class is junior when transfer from jr college to ncaa

if you complete a 2 year junior college then you only have 2 years of eligibility left. if you went one year then you would have 3 years of eligibility. And yes you could to give you 3 years at that school.

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Why would you "red shirt" in Jr. College ?makes no sense.
You can only play 4 elgible years of College football and red shirt one time.
If your any good Fork Union will get you a scholarship ,... then you can redshirt and still have 4 years of elgibility.
If you can t hack FUMA - you won t hack any major scholarship program.
Good Luck - JR. COLLEGE for talented players is a poor choice.

NCAA eligibility and redshirt rules for a player transfering from a junior college?

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