NCAA Transfer Rule Changes Possible/Probable/Impossible?

Al Pal500+ posts

Hi experts: Quick question regarding the transfer rules. From reading the threads re D-1 to D-1 transfer issues, including the most recent illuminating "Goff" thread, I'm wondering if anyone has seen/heard about a movement to try and wrest control of a student's baseball life from the NCAA overlords (exaggeration intentional!). I really do understand the perspective of trying to protect students from hopping around without actually studying/graduating etc. But...sure seems like NCAA rules transfer rules are stacked firmly against students' interest. Has there ever been a lawsuit (America's favorite method of retaliation)? Is resistance futile?

5/28/1712:45 PM

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