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I'm in opposite camp. Kids are already penalized by having to sit out a year for transferring. I don't see an argument for a coach to be able to restrict a player for more than a year of playing in amateur sports

I'm not opposed to having blocks for grad transfer to scheduled opponents etc though

I tend to agree with this. When coaches can pack up and leave at any time I don't think it's a problem to let kids transfer wherever they wanna go as long as there is that one year penalty

As for grad transfers I am a little more ok with teams blocking a kid from going to a team on your schedule since he can play right away.

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Posted by TigerPaw1

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Posted on 6/26/17 at 9:43 am to TigerPaw1

What’s next for Auburn’s defensive back, running back recruiting after key misses? (SECCountry)

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What’s next for Auburn at defensive back?

Friday served as a wake-up call for Auburn’s defensive back recruiting in the Class of 2018.

Neither miss came as much of a surprise, but when Kyler McMichael and Jalyn Armour-Davis decided to go somewhere other than Auburn, it reminded the Tigers they still have plenty of work left to do during this recruiting cycle to haul in an impressive secondary. McMichael spurned Auburn, a school he’d visited twice in the last month, for Clemson. Armour-Davis finally went public with his silent commitment to Alabama.

McMichael and Armour-Davis are the No. 13 and No. 15 cornerbacks, respectively, according to the 247Sports composite. Those were the top two cornerbacks Auburn was chasing, so now it’s time to turn the attention elsewhere.

Here is a look at the seven defensive backs to watch now that McMichael and Armour-Davis are off the board.

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