Those who grant and deny transfer waivers are jokes

[Chewbaccer]

Look, I'm in favor of Justin Fields and Tate Martell to have immediate eligibility, I've said it numerous times, but make no mistake, they only transferred because they weren't good enough to be the starter where they were at, and that's understandable, and they get to play.

Luke Ford's grandparents are in failing health, and he transferred back home to Illinois when it's highly likely he would have been the starter at TE, or got significant playing time had he stayed at UGA, but for some reason, his waiver gets denied.

Eat shit.

 

[socaljim242]

Look, I'm in favor of Justin Fields and Tate Martell to have immediate eligibility, I've said it numerous times, but make no mistake, they only transferred because they weren't good enough to be the starter where they were at, and that's understandable, and they get to play.

Luke Ford's grandparents are in failing health, and he transferred back home to Illinois when it's highly likely he would have been the starter at TE, or got significant playing time had he stayed at UGA, but for some reason, his waiver gets denied.

Eat shit.

Totally agree. Everyone knows it's BS.

 

[DeafOranguntan]

Because of this post, the NCAA just gave Justin Fields another waiver.

 

[steelerssb]

Look, I'm in favor of Justin Fields and Tate Martell to have immediate eligibility, I've said it numerous times, but make no mistake, they only transferred because they weren't good enough to be the starter where they were at, and that's understandable, and they get to play.

Luke Ford's grandparents are in failing health, and he transferred back home to Illinois when it's highly likely he would have been the starter at TE, or got significant playing time had he stayed at UGA, but for some reason, his waiver gets denied.

Eat shit.

Don't forget the NCAA being shitty on this, too

 

[Kaplony]

The NCAA obviously makes decisions like this by blindfolding themselves and throwing a dart at a board labeled "Approve/Disapprove". That's the only logical way that explains the decisions they make.

 

[7Samurai13]

The NCAA obviously makes decisions like this by blindfolding themselves and throwing a dart at a board labeled "Approve/Disapprove". That's the only logical way that explains the decisions they make.

No. If you are going to one of their A-List teams; Michigan, Ohio State, Miami, etc; you get your waiver granted. If you go to a mediocre program that shit gets declined.

 

[jwolt92]

No. If you are going to one of their A-List teams; Michigan, Ohio State, Miami, etc; you get your waiver granted. If you go to a mediocre program that shit gets declined.

Very kind of you to call Illinois a mediocre program

 

[7Samurai13]

Very kind of you to call Illinois a mediocre program

They did the same thing with the kid that went to Virginia Tech, I wouldn’t put them at the absolute garbage level.

 

[Rolltide94]

Look, I'm in favor of Justin Fields and Tate Martell to have immediate eligibility, I've said it numerous times, but make no mistake, they only transferred because they weren't good enough to be the starter where they were at, and that's understandable, and they get to play.

Luke Ford's grandparents are in failing health, and he transferred back home to Illinois when it's highly likely he would have been the starter at TE, or got significant playing time had he stayed at UGA, but for some reason, his waiver gets denied.

Eat shit.

couldn't he get one of the baseball players to call him cracker or something.

 

[Kaplony]

No. If you are going to one of their A-List teams; Michigan, Ohio State, Miami, etc; you get your waiver granted. If you go to a mediocre program that shit gets declined.

South Carolina got a transfer DT from us that was approved and the only reason he transferred was because he was a fatass and didn't want to work out.

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

WE NEED TO REVOLT

fight the system and overthrow the NCAA. We need a new system to correct everything at once... it can wait til the next off season though.

 

[7Samurai13]

South Carolina got a transfer DT from us that was approved and the only reason he transferred was because he was a fatass and didn't want to work out.

According to the NCAA, all SEC teams are A-List teams.

 

[jjc2009]

The NCAA obviously makes decisions like this by blindfolding themselves and throwing a dart at a board labeled "Approve/Disapprove". That's the only logical way that explains the decisions they make.

 

[Kaplony]

According to the NCAA, all SEC teams are A-List teams.

Calling any team coached by Will Muskrat an A-lister is an offense to real A-listers.

 

[outofyourmind]

Most everybody could claim they had some relative that was in ill health just so they could get out of their commitment.

If you start doing it, the floodgates will open and it will become nothing but bullshit.


What's the worst that can happen??? Redshirt and sit out a year.
Oh, the horror.

 

[Across The Field]

No. If you are going to one of their A-List teams; Michigan, Ohio State, Miami, etc; you get your waiver granted. If you go to a mediocre program that shit gets declined.

I would put Miami squarely in that "mediocre" category.

 

[Across The Field]

Calling any team coached by Will Muskrat an A-lister is an offense to real A-listers.

And muskrats.

 

[Across The Field]

Most everybody could claim they had some relative that was in ill health just so they could get out of their commitment.

If you start doing it, the floodgates will open and it will become nothing but bullshit.


What's the worst that can happen??? Redshirt and sit out a year.
Oh, the horror.

How? There has to be an actual ill relative.

 

[7Samurai13]

I would put Miami squarely in that "mediocre" category.

But they are a name, for whatever reason, they are still a big name.

 

[Diego Roll Tide]

If you expect consistency or logic, don’t turn to the NCAA.