Proposed grad-transfer rule change rejected
According to the Associated Press
https://collegebasketball.ap.org/article/ncaa-rejects-mandatory-2-year-commitment-grad-transfers
"A proposal to require a graduate transfer to count against a team's scholarship total for two years in football and basketball has been rejected by the NCAA.
The Division I Council on Friday voted down a proposal that could have tapped the brakes on the de facto free agency created by a rule originally intended to give athletes more freedom to pursue graduate degrees."
Good.
#FCKTHENCAA
#JUSTPAYTHEMALREADY
#WHYAMIYELLING
#METHINKSBECAUSETHENCAABLOWS
Good. That would have been a stupid rule. No doubt proposed by the sort of person that steals used panties from family and friends at every opportunity.
Wait I do that and I wouldn’t of proposed that rule
Male or Female or Both, or does it matter???
/asking for an AD
Wow, good job NCAA?
That feels as weird to write as, “I’m tired of all this cash and all this consequence-free sex with a different beautiful woman every day!”
woo hoo. yay.
The NCAA voted against a dumb idea.
How the hell does something like this even get proposed in the first place? Somewhere there is a coach and AD that seriously thought, "damn all those kids who can get degrees in 3 and 4 years. Don't they know they came here to play sports!!!"
Amusingly, it was John Calipari who allegedly first proposed this rule, whose favorite type of recruit doesn't care about getting a degree in any amount of time.
Welp, this bit of news just made my day dumber than it already was.
A small to mid-sized school's AD must have incriminating evidence on Calipari.
I think the more plausible explanation is that Calipari's advantage grows if teams can't use grad transfers to compete with his team. His proposal of the rule is self-serving as it doesn't impact his ideal recruit.
Same fuckers who thought satellite camps were detrimental to the potential recruits.
Would the grad transfer have gotten a 2 year scholarship or is this (shockingly) not about the student?
No. Schools would have been punished for taking grad transfers that didn't finish a masters in one year. The proposal was completely negative for players. It only benefited smaller schools tired of losing transfers and recruiting behemoths that need them less than their rivals.
What a stupid ass proposal. They finally got something right this time.
Looks like the blind squirrel found the stopped clock. Yay.