Editor: The following is a press release from gosoutheast.com.
(Cape Girardeau, MO) – It was announced Monday that the NCAA’s academic and membership affairs staff granted the Southeast Missouri men’s basketball program full relief from all practice and competition restrictions for the 2018-19 academic year related to the team’s four-year Academic Progress Rate score.
As a result of that score, SEMO was prohibited from participating in the 2017-18 postseason and was mandated to shift four of its 20 weekly practice hours to academic and retention efforts along with having to take two days off a week instead of the NCAA mandatory one day off per week while in season.
Having improved their score and put in place a number of departmental enhancements, the Redhawks will be able to compete in the postseason and there will be zero restrictions this upcoming 2018-19 season.
“I’m pleased with the steps that we have taken to improve our men’s basketball APR score,” said Director of Athletics Brady Barke. “Coach [Rick] Ray and his staff have taken ownership in ensuring the academic success and retention of our student-athletes and our support staff has been wonderful in providing the support and resources necessary to succeed.“
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.@SEMOMBB wins at home and is 2-0, tied with @MSUEaglesMBB atop the @OVCSports. Our prayers are with the @LRTrojans after the death of one of their managers Josh Claxton. Their game with EIU was postponed today.
Good officiating in the @SEMOMBB/@SIUEMBB in a little late game dust up.
BTW, @LindenwoodWBB is 2-0. @CoachAmyEagan has that program headed the right direction.
With @SkyhawkHoops winning on the road and @LUMensBball winning at home, right now, 5 @OVCSports teams are 1-1.
