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Matthew Hinton-USA TODAY Sports
The NCAA approved a new transfer rule on Wednesday that will allow all undergraduate athletes to transfer and play immediately if they meet specific academic requirements. Per ESPN:
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The decision isn't final until the meetings end on Thursday, and the rule still needs to be formally approved by the NCAA's executive board Monday, but that is expected to be a formality. The rule will provide immediately eligibility to any athletes who have transferred during the 2023-24 academic year, including the football players who entered the transfer portal Tuesday and during this window -- as long as they are academically eligible and meeting progress-towards-degree requirements at their new school.

The legislation will not limit the number of times an athlete can transfer -- and there are still two transfer windows -- but they can't transfer midyear and play for a second school in the same season. Although the new rule is tied to academic progress, some in college athletics have expressed concern about the long-term implications for graduation rates.
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39 Comments
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tigerbite210 days
College athletics is headed for the toilet....compliments of an incompetent NCAA....
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To leach on to the stupidity of NC double A -- Do they need an ID to transfer?
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ZenFNmaster12 days
The NCAA could have avoided all of this bullshite if they would have simply understood a very basic and inevitable fact, that players would be getting paid.
5 years ago they could have instituted a generous pay scale with language in the National Letter of Intent that every college football player signs as a contract and avoided this entire cluster frick, while also insuring that the final say of all things college remained with their organization.
Instead they stuck their heads in the sand and made their own demise inevitable. Dumbasses.
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jdd4812 days
NCAA doing everything they can to out stupid the NFL.
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Tigerpride1812 days
All this does is make it possible to transfer more than once without having to sit out a year . Which was already happening because of wavers
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Woodman12 days
Did this just kill the SEC rule that prevented portal transfers from other SEC schools without sitting out a year?
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cajunmud12 days
That was my first thought too...does this trump the SEC rule? I think we're headed for a pissin contest.
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LSUbest12 days
Are they trying to kill college athletics?
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Bucky_B12 days
I want to be on the team that plays Bama every week! so this week i will play for ole miss, next week i will play for LSU, and I really want to play in the Iron bowl so that last week of the season Im going to transfer to Auburn
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Bucky_B12 days
this rule right here is worst than NIL for college football!!!!
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Does this mean a player can transfer to another school mid season and immediately play at the new school?
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Willie Stroker12 days
“ but they can't transfer midyear and play for a second school in the same season. ”
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Then I don't really see how this rule changes anything. They could already transfer and play immediately.
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Tigerpride1812 days
It means they can transfer more than once and not sit out
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BlackPot12 days
It's like we going from the wild west to the wild wild west. None of this, makes this better for anyone.
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Walt OReilly12 days
Imagine giving your hard earned money to schools so they can give it to a bunch of 18 yr olds who might not even stay 6 months at the school. I think I’ll use that money on a vacation instead of some random person I’ve never met before
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Strannix12 days
You will see week to week transfers with highest bidder per game at this rate
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Tigerpride1812 days
Did you even read the story
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BEATIGER12 days
Way to stay ahead of this, NCAA. . . frikkin NOT!!

What a woefully inept bunch of sorry mofos.
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Tiger202212 days
Unbelievable. Are they trying to ruin the game?
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jafari rastaman12 days
If we have a kid that’s thinking about transferring, but we want him to stay, we need to be telling his professors to lower his grades. Then he won’t meet this academic requirement, which will make transferring less appealing, and him more likely to stay at LSU.
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cheeto22512 days
then he couldnt play anyways bc of his grades
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Saunson6913 days
Is this not how it currently is? People transfer and play that season....
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PureBlood12 days
This almost makes it sound like they can transfer in and out whenever. Portal be damned type verbiage.
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PureBlood12 days
Edit - Portal window be damned.
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DandA13 days
The NCAA needs to die. NIL needs to die. These kids are making more money in college than most of them will ever make in their sport as a professional. Not to mention the FREE education they get with their scholarship. This system is even more broken than it was pre-NIL.
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Geaux Guy13 days
These kids miss out on so much. Never experience the ‘apply and acceptance’ stress.
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lsuson13 days
At some point the Feds will take over the college sports and fire the ncaa
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ImBatman12 days
Then it will only get worse with the Feds running it, corrupt too.
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Yep. Ncaa is incompetent but feds are corrupt and incompetent.
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CDawson13 days
The NCAA continues to pour gas on its burning office. The portal is the biggest single disaster I have witnessed in college sports. NIL is easy, being a instant free agent is not.
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