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A few examples to back up my statement above:
Excerpt from University of Florida Club Sport Rules
Present scholarship athletes, walk-ons and practice team players are not eligible in their related sport until the following academic year (beginning Summer B) after they have quit the team or their eligibility has expired. The walk-on or practice team player will be considered ineligible if they are participating/practicing with the team during their NCAA sanctioned semester.
From Northwestern State
Varsity athletes are welcome to participate in intramural activities with the following stipulations:
Excerpt from University of Florida Club Sport Rules
Present scholarship athletes, walk-ons and practice team players are not eligible in their related sport until the following academic year (beginning Summer B) after they have quit the team or their eligibility has expired. The walk-on or practice team player will be considered ineligible if they are participating/practicing with the team during their NCAA sanctioned semester.
From Northwestern State
- NCAA athletes can play any sport that they did not letter in. For example, an NCAA football player can play volleyball, basketball, or softball.
- Any individual receiving financial aid directly for his/her athletic participation shall not be eligible to participate in that sport during that same year of an NSU competitive intramural program.
Varsity athletes are welcome to participate in intramural activities with the following stipulations:
A current varsity athlete may not compete in an intramural activity in his/her varsity sport or related sport. This includes redshirt athletes and redshirt freshmen, but does not include non-qualifiers that are not practicing, competing or traveling with the team..
A former varsity athlete, including any redshirt, must sit out for two years from the end of his/her intercollegiate participation before participating in an intramural activity in his/her varsity sport or related activity.