Breaking - Tate Forcier Ineligible for Gator

I'd seriously doubt it.  This is the best I could find.  I'd be seriously surprised if Michigan had a higher standard.  A 1.8 or 1.9 is really bad, but it's passing and there's worse out there.  There are lots of Freshman that have seriously awful first years and need to dig out of a big hole.  Why would athletes need better?

http://www2.stetson.edu/advising/students/ncaa.htm

To maintain eligibility to practice and compete, all student-athletes must:

1. Maintain full-time enrollment of 12 credits (3 units) for undergraduates.
2. Earn 6 credits (1.5 units) in the preceding REGULAR academic term.
3. Earn a minimum number of credits each year. Rising sophomores must earn 24 credits (6 units) in the preceding (freshman) academic year, at least 18 credits (4.5 units) of which must be completed during the regular academic terms (fall and spring). All other undergraduates must earn 18 credits (4.5 units) in the preceding academic year.
4. Declare a major by the beginning of the third year of full-time enrollment (at this point, all credits used to satisfy continuing eligibility standards MUST be degree-countable).
5. Maintain satisfactory progress toward a degree. Student-athletes enrolling full-time in August, 2003 or later must complete 40%, 60%, and 80% of degree requirements by the beginning of their third, fourth, and fifth years, respectively, of full-time enrollment. Satisfactory progress rules are first applied at the completion of two years of full-time enrollment.
6. Maintain a satisfactory GPA. For student-athletes enrolling in August, 2003 or later, the cumulative GPA must be 1.80 or better for those entering their second year of full-time enrollment, 1.9 or better for those entering their third year of full-time enrollment, and 2.0 or better for those entering their four year or beyond of full-time enrollment.