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NCAA statement: "As a result of today’s decision impacting Division I student-athletes, the Association will not enforce the year in residency requirement for multiple-time transfers and will begin notifying member schools."
Multi-time transfers are eligible to play right now.
Academic requirements could slow this unfettered movement down.
What decision? Court or NCAA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott Malkinson
CourtQuote:
Originally Posted by CharlieK
Essentially every player is a free agent every year.....this is going to get very very very expensive for P5 boosters. School doesn't (directly) pay the NIL
For now its temporary (14 day window) but most think this will be permanent....Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlieK
Academics in the SEC at this point is an afterthought at best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turbine
. . . this case is out of West Virginia . . .
The Walker Howard’s of the world rejoice!
2k plus in the portal is now a real possibility.
So is high school now officially the last level of amateur athletics?
Lol .. Texas A&m is paying Acadian's DL $3,000 a month NILQuote:
Originally Posted by KajunKrazy
I'm not surprised by this ruling. I fully expect the door on transferring to be flung wide open and players will be able to transfer annually without penalty. You can thank NIL for this gift. The next question is when will the number of scholarships grow to a higher number?
Acadians? Like the paramedic?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott Malkinson
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by zephyr
Yup. As soon as you can say they can earn money, it’s collusion to conspire to keep them at one place of employment when they can make more by changing jobs.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginCajun77
Only answer to this is to divorce big time athletics from the universities and have them be minor leagues to the professional sports. Obviously that won’t happen, as too many rich people take weird joy in “winning” a college championship by buying it.
. . . you don’t think just about every national championship for years has been bought by the rich people . . . the bagman along with the rich people to fill the bags have been around since forever . . .
Whatever happened to APR?
Who said they weren’t?Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunVic
Listened to college sports talk this morning. Rick Nuehisel (apologies for spelling) stated the NCAA should move the transfer portal window to after the bowl/playoff post season. Doubt it will happen but should be doable. These athletes pretty much know where their opportunities are before even entering the portal!
Some schools allow players portaling out to play in bowl games (Missouri for example), while others say “bye bye” immediately. Word was Texas told QB Murphy he could stay on the team through playoffs but he decided it was in his best interest to do visits, etc. “Always” a Longhorn he says …. Ya right!
It’s such a freaking mess!!
That’s one of interesting situations. Arch Manning, what does he do? Top end P5s technically no longer have to develop players.Quote:
Originally Posted by shof
Jay Johnson said it loud and clear on national TV after LSU won the CWS this year. He wants transfers. These programs won't waste time developing talent. They'll just grab them from the G5 after a couple years at the college level.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoomZoom
Here is today’s wrinkle with the court’s ruling.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Sports/nc...y?id=105675157
McNeese holding a few guys out in MBB.
Yet, schools who transfer conferences have to wait a year for post play? Doesn't make sense.
Felder is supposed to play Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZoomZoom