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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey joined the broadcast team during the Texas and Georgia women’s basketball game on Thursday night and said he was in favor of a one-time transfer rule. Per On3:
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“My advocacy would be, hey, we should be back to some type of one-time transfer exception,” Sankey said during the second quarter. “But we have to support educational continuity if we truly believe that academics is the heart of what we do. And I’m a true believer in that.
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dmaginnisiv•3 hours
So I guess the NCAA has some money they would like to waste on legal fees in regards to another lost cause.
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Bham4Tide•3 hours
Well, here’s the thing. If there is a collective agreement, they don’t have a choice. I have work contracts that prevent me from doing certain things. There is zero difference. If you want to play, you follow the rules. But everyone has to agree to them collectively.
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Bham4Tide•3 hours
That’s why the whole structure needs to be burned down and rebuilt with a commissioner.
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