Could the NCAA make a GOOD rule change?!

[rolltide14_0]

Transfer rules may change by next season, NCAA says - ESPN

I like this idea. Who was that player that Mike Gundy wouldn't let go to an SEC school? The coach or school should have ZERO say in where a player transfers to in my opinion.

 

[Smart]

The problem is that this could lead to opposing bench players getting recruited to provide inside info. This will be a good rule as long as the NCAA properly enforces tampering rules. Unfortunately, they are notoriously poor at that.

 

[john01992]

The problem is that this could lead to opposing bench players getting recruited to provide inside info. This will be a good rule as long as the NCAA properly enforces tampering rules. Unfortunately, they are notoriously poor at that.

id rather have the players exploiting this rule to slightly screw their former school rather than having the schools exploiting this rule to totally screw over their former players

 

[Smart]

id rather have the players exploiting this rule to slightly screw their former school rather than having the schools exploiting this rule to totally screw over their former players

I'm sorry, but the last thing we need is coaches spending the offseason trying to win steal walk-ons from the teams on their schedule the next year. Aside from introducing chaos, it would also provide a reason for coaches to exclude walk-ons who would probably never play. That's not a good thing, in my opinion.

 

[rolltide14_0]

I'm sorry, but the last thing we need is coaches spending the offseason trying to win steal walk-ons from the teams on their schedule the next year. Aside from introducing chaos, it would also provide a reason for coaches to exclude walk-ons who would probably never play. That's not a good thing, in my opinion.

I'm not worried about all that, I don't think it would be a big thing.

 

[cane_man]

Transfer rules may change by next season, NCAA says - ESPN

I like this idea. Who was that player that Mike Gundy wouldn't let go to an SEC school? The coach or school should have ZERO say in where a player transfers to in my opinion.

Except recruits sign contracts. Most contracts have a non compee clause. Ive igned contracts where they sure as shit had say where I could work if I left

 

[LucklessPadresFan]

I don't see that being a huge issue. What I'd like to see in NCAA bball is getting rid of the "one and done" student athletes. The NBA should have a special draft for kids coming out of high school who think they have what it takes. If they don't get drafted by an NBA team, then they need to complete three years in the NCAA before declaring for the NBA draft.

 

[Olyduck]

I woud rather the coach not have a say in where they can or cant transfer. But I think the only clause should be not to a school on the schedule for the following year.

 

[BamaTee1]

I'm sorry, but the last thing we need is coaches spending the offseason trying to win steal walk-ons from the teams on their schedule the next year. Aside from introducing chaos, it would also provide a reason for coaches to exclude walk-ons who would probably never play. That's not a good thing, in my opinion.

If your coach is recruiting walk-ons from other teams on the schedule next year, to get secrets for one game, I will show you a team that sucks!

 

[BamaTee1]

I woud rather the coach not have a say in where they can or cant transfer. But I think the only clause should be not to a school on the schedule for the following year.

There is nothing wrong with that. I will even add that if that team is on the schedule during the transfers eligible years

 

[rolltide14_0]

There is nothing wrong with that. I will even add that if that team is on the schedule during the transfers eligible years

Good ideas.

 

[john01992]

I'm sorry, but the last thing we need is coaches spending the offseason trying to win steal walk-ons from the teams on their schedule the next year. Aside from introducing chaos, it would also provide a reason for coaches to exclude walk-ons who would probably never play. That's not a good thing, in my opinion.

its a guaranteed non issue in every sport besides football. i dont see why a potential issue in one sport should hold up something like this which has become a major problem across the NCAA