Is there anything legally that would be challenged if the rule was changed back...

[dawgstudent]

to where all transfers have to sit out a year except grad transfers?

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

to where all transfers have to sit out a year except grad transfers?

Is that how it got changed in the first place? I was thinking someone challenged it in court.

 

[dawgstudent]

I thought the NCAA just changed it when COVID took over. The rule they just changed was multiple transfer rules. It used to be you were able to transfer once freely without sitting out. I just wish they would go back to the original of you have to sit out regardless. I know we've said this so many times before but it would eliminate 90% of the problems we are having in college sports.

 

[Raiderdawg]

to where all transfers have to sit out a year except grad transfers?

The NCAA settled an antitrust lawsuit by dropping the transfer restriction.

 

[Xenomorph]

to where all transfers have to sit out a year except grad transfers?

Any court will shoot it down.. The federal government provides all these universities with money to educate students. It's not going to sit idly by and let athletics possibly dictate where a student goes.

 

[Anon1720198386]

Buyout clauses within the NIL
contract would mitigate roster attrition.

If school X wants to take a player from school,Y. School Y should be compensated for any NIL funds given to the player