@baseballhs posted:It is an NCAA issue. If they are going to “govern” they need more oversight. They also need to do more research ( like they are now, in regards to eliminating the one time portion of the transfer rule). They made a mistake in giving an extra year for COVID. It was short sighted. I think they also need to conduct exit interviews for kids entering the portal to determine if coaches are actually following the rules. I’m surprised to see what was posted on twitter, but it needs to be said.
Standing on its own the one time transfer rule is not the issue, the addition of NIL and how it is being governed at the state level has given those organizations the opportunity to create their own model.
IMHO, the NCAA saw that handwriting on the wall (9-0) decision by SCOTUS (Kavanaugh laid the groundwork for more deregulation)
House v NCAA which is schedule for Sept 2024, may have even deeper impact.
With respects to given student athletes another year, IMHO it was a no brainer, as for how can you charge me for something that I didn't use.
IMHO, the student would have filed a class action suit to get back their time.
Everybody is mad, about something with this process.
It is a new world. Each individual needs to figure out how they will navigate.
sometimes we have to take the “crooked with the straight”
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