Someone taking the greyshirt route does not enroll in college until the spring semester. Therefore, in recruiting, he/she wouldn't be considered a true recruit for that year and sign a LOI until the next years signing day. EX: Running back that needs maybe more than one year to physically develop graduates H.S. in May 2008. Greyshirts, so he doesn't attend college till spring 2009. He doesn't sign a LOI until Feb. 2009 and may or may not redshirt in 2009-2010 season. He is then considered a freshman, but still has 5 years of eligibility left (4 that he can play). So his eligibility to play D1 ball doesn't run out until 2013-2014 season rather than 2012-2013.
I think it was grey in color
No, the grey shirt freshman cannot participate in team meetings, practice or weight train in any fashion not available to the general student population as a whole. They are essentially "on their own"
The Grey Cup was first awarded in 1909, eleven years before the National Football League was formed.
no
White\grey\black plain shirt(:
Black, white, a darker or lighter shade of grey,
light blue, off white, or teal shirt
chemise grise
No.
the clear football visor has not color or tint to it. while the 60 percent grey visor has a grey tint to it.
Any color shirt really, anything matches gray.
sure. grey matches anything