Beat me to itI think the conferences can still impose restrictions. Schools can't anymore. From the NCAA web site:
Beat me to itI think the conferences can still impose restrictions. Schools can't anymore. From the NCAA web site:
Can they, would they, will they, have they? Any reason to think they would restrict this kid?Conferences can still restrict according to an article I saw earlier.
Personally I have no problem with restrictions within the conference. Not sure what the big 10 has to say on the subject.Can they, would they, will they, have they? Any reason to think they would restrict this kid?
Conferences can still restrict according to an article I saw earlier.
and if they allow what could be wrong about this young man if anything?Can they, would they, will they, have they? Any reason to think they would restrict this kid?
If there weren't restrictions, if would create a free for all. In the B1G, if Urb was still going to be HC at OSU, wouldn't you think he would secretly recruit that Purdue WR if he knew he would only have to sit out 1 year instead of 2 (which I believe is the years to sit out for an in-conference transfer)?
There was always a way to circumvent that with a one-year stop at a JUCO. A.J. Bush and Drake Martinez ended up at other B1G schools.The rule used to be for in-conference transfers you would sit out 1 year, but lose 2 years of eligibility, you wouldn't sit out 2 years. I don't know if they have relaxed the rule on that, or if that's still up to the conferences and how the Big Ten looks at that.
There was always a way to circumvent that with a one-year stop at a JUCO. A.J. Bush and Drake Martinez ended up at other B1G schools.
ok, I knew they lost 2 something...so he would go from being a soph to be to a SR to be in my hypothetical scenario.The rule used to be for in-conference transfers you would sit out 1 year, but lose 2 years of eligibility, you wouldn't sit out 2 years. I don't know if they have relaxed the rule on that, or if that's still up to the conferences and how the Big Ten looks at that.