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| Nov. 17, 2014 Ceres 73 posts | Elegiblity Can a AAA player move to a AA team if his AAA team folded and there are no AAA teams in his area? |
| Nov. 17, 2014 taits Men's 65 4548 posts | Yes, but there are consequences for the "team" as for your playing history at AAA. If the team comes back into play as a team with say 6-7 ( not sure exactly how many) of the existing players, if no one else has played AAA within the last 2-3 years and no one else the team picks up to complete the team shouldn't suffer. However if there are 3 AAA players on it, you can count on playing 3A. What the hey, play 3A and you all will improve. Stay healthy. |
| Nov. 18, 2014 Ceres 73 posts | taits, I don't completely understand your reply. We have a AA team. A AAA player wants to join our team because his AAA team folded. He will be the only player joining our team. Is he allowed to join? |
| Nov. 18, 2014 chico senior Men's 60 134 posts | Unless the rule has changed you can have up to 3 players from the higher rating and not be penalized. Call SSUSA for the official rule but I'm just about sure that is the rule. |
| Nov. 18, 2014 Duke Men's 65 908 posts | Ceres, Mr. Tait answered more than you asked for. Simply put, as a AAA player, you can play for a AA team in the same age bracket. If that team does not have on their roster more than 3 AAA players. If the AA team has more than 3, then they will be moved up to AAA. The other item that Mr. Tait addressed, is a different issue, and the number is 6. Andy Smith, R & R Strokers, 60 Major |
| Nov. 18, 2014 titanhd Men's 60 638 posts | Ceres. The simple answer is yes as long as he does not cause that 55 AA team to exceed the maximum of 3 out of rating players. |
