Rensselaer announced Friday that junior forward Jimmy DeVito is expected to regain his eligibility in early January 2016.<\/p>\n
DeVito has practiced, but not played this semester due to failure to meet the NCAA’s mandatory progress-toward-degree requirement.<\/p>\n
“Jimmy has had the opportunity to concentrate on the most important aspect of college- earning a degree – and he has taken advantage of this chance by fully concentrating on his coursework,” said RPI director of athletics Dr. Lee McElroy in a statement. “While we are eager to have him rejoin his teammates for competition, we are most interested in Jimmy becoming a Rensselaer graduate and we continue to assist him in that endeavor.<\/p>\n
“We appreciate the NCAA’s efforts in doing their due diligence through the waiver and subsequent appeal processes.”<\/p>\n
In his first two seasons with the Engineers, DeVito posted two goals and nine points in 64 games.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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