While both recipients of grey and red shirts attend classes at a school before participating in football games, the difference is in the player-to-be's time of enrollment:
Via John Mackovic of The Desert Sun: "Grey shirt is a term used to designate an incoming freshman who waits until the second semester to enroll rather than the fall. Collegeathletes are allowed a five year calendar to play four seasons. The calendar begins once one is enrolled. By waiting until the spring to start college, a player will be playing his last season in the sixth year after high school rather than the fifth. "
In contrast, infoplease.com explains that "When a player is given the "red-shirt" designation by his or her coach, that means he or she has participated in a college's academic year, but did not participate during that year's sports season. Most likely a "red-shirt freshman" in College Football is a sophomore in college who practiced with the team his first year, but did not play in any games (at the coach's request), or was seriously injured during his first season." By redshirting, a player gains an opportunity to learn schemes and techniques, rehabilitate an injury, learn a new position and/or physically develop without losing a year of eligibility.
If a player gets red shirted in college it means he was injured and will not be able to play the year. Under year on a roster it will say "RSR", "RJR", "RSO", "RFR. meaning red shirted senior, red shirted junior, red shirted sophomore, red shirted freshman.
Red is a SODING dope and grey is a stupid poxy slap on the floor with Joyce
wht is the difference between status & role
i think there is no difference between two concepts.
Yes, because the relationship between socioeconomic status and college entrance is that there are a smaller percentage of students from a lower socioeconomic status entering college than those in a higher status. There are several reasons for this, but money to pay for the education can often play an important role.
we occupy a status which is a social position but play a role which is a social expectation
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role is wht you are suppose to be acting like based on your stats and status is what you are ex mother
If used to determine military service status there is no difference. They both mean compulsory service.
A ronin is a samurai. Samurai was a status in Japan. A ronin was simply someone of samurai status that had no clan affiliation.
Ascribed role of status is something that comes to you as a result of inheritance. In contrast achieved role or status is something that comes to you because of what you have done or accomplished.
Ascribed is what you are doing to get to a specified status. Achieved would mean you have done all required to obtain that status.
The amount of taxes withheld due to your status.
eminent means prominent, having status imminent refers to something that is about to happen