Here we go. NCAA to allow multi-transfers

[king_kong_]

I love this

Great for college football, which has never been more popular than it is today

The waiver process was idiotically inconsistent to begin with

 

[king_kong_]

NCAA basically washing it's hands and saying " I'm out, you wanted it so here you go deal with the turmoil"

No.

They just cannot win in any court with their “amateur status” 80 years in the rearview argument.

They desperately want to be in control, but capitalists beat socialists every time.

 

[Joedaly]

Imagine Florida State being able to get a top QB to transfer after their QB got hurt so the bowl committee couldn't drop them in the rankings.

 

[BigRedBeliever]

What does that have to do with this? Are you dense?

"I know that is what you are but who am I?" quote from Pee Wee Herman from the basement of the Alamo...

 

[king_kong_]

Imagine Florida State being able to get a top QB to transfer after their QB got hurt so the bowl committee couldn't drop them in the rankings.

would've been awesome.

 

[inthedeed]

very sad state of affairs possible
oh well, back to basics for me

 

[Redscarlet]

I love this

Great for college football, which has never been more popular than it is today

The waiver process was idiotically inconsistent to begin with

This new idea is a bad idea..

 

[huskat]

NCAA basically washing it's hands and saying " I'm out, you wanted it so here you go deal with the turmoil"

They didn't volunteer...they lost virtually every lawsuit regarding their business model that has been in place for decades.

 

[huskerfan1414]

"I know that is what you are but who am I?" quote from Pee Wee Herman from the basement of the Alamo...

Ok.
Merry Christmas BRB!

 

[king_kong_]

This new idea is a bad idea..

Can you explain why and who suffers because of it?

 

[TampaBaySkers]

Imagine Florida State being able to get a top QB to transfer after their QB got hurt so the bowl committee couldn't drop them in the rankings.

They still would of been bumped

 

[90sman]

No.

They just cannot win in any court with their “amateur status” 80 years in the rearview argument.

They desperately want to be in control, but capitalists beat socialists every time.

People with power using that power to limit the opportunities of others is VERY capitalist. And, I think you could argue that the current trend in college football of spreading the wealth and putting more power in the hands of the labor is actually more socialist.

 

[phoenix4nu]

would've been awesome.

Too bad Purdy didn't stay there so he could step in.

 

[90sman]

People with power using that power to limit the opportunities of others is VERY capitalist. And, I think you could argue that the current trend in college football of spreading the wealth and putting more power in the hands of the labor is actually more socialist.

Tell me where I'm wrong.