One-time transfer exemption for all sports

One-time is too few.

As long as they want to consider them amateur student-athletes, then they shouldn't limit the number of transfers by making players sit out for a year.

I agree with this rule and the SEC is going to look pretty dumb if they don’t adopt it imo.

Assistant coaches are making more money and moving around from school to school more than ever before, with many of them waiting until right after early signing day or national signing day to do so once these recruits are locked in.

These student athletes should be given the same opportunity at least once imho

The SEC should support it and push for to adopt it immediately.

Nothing would even change until the NCAA agrees to lift the moratorium on transfers, but if the P5 conferences want it then they will get it.

Can of worms [OPENED]

There is entirely too much "if coaches can do it, why can't players do it" bellyaching going on in today's sports. There should be no wonder why so many athletes have an entitled attitude.

If players want to be able to leave, they should be able to do so if they are willing to pay for it. You might not like it or think it's not enough, but there are buyouts/consequences for adults leaving. If these kids want to be treated like adults, pony up.

Might as well get on board and take it out of the hands of the NCAA with the bs waivers. It's already essentially happening. The NCAAs waiver exemptions don't make sense anyway. Martell and Fields should've never been eligible last season yet others were turned down. Makes no sense. Take away the subjectivity of it.

As for depth, your school will just take transfers as well to fill the holes.

The biggest issue will be the 25 man initial counter rule. Are they going to abolish transfers from counting against them? If not then tampering will be out of control as schools will start including transfers on their recruiting board. Also if schools, like UCONN currently, have mass exodus' of transfers how do they get total scholarships on a competitive level with a 25 man counter limit? I think UCONN has had 26 kids leave.

Lol...

Commit to bama get a charger
Transfer to ls-who get cash
Transfer to USCw get a house...

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It won't. It will do the opposite. It will allow the best players on mid level college teams to transfer to the top teams who have a weak position group. This will only serve as a way to supplement the top teams around the country (money programs).

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You will also see a lot of talented players transfer away from top teams because they don't want to wait an extra year or two for more playing time. You'll see some players go to better teams, but you'll see a lot more players go to worse teams.

I agree actually

Because the NCAA is so biased with whom they allow and who they don't that it doesn't make sense at all.

How some of these Basketball dudes got approved and Vanover didn't at Arkansas astounds me....