NCAA changes transfer portal rules for players entering portal a 2nd time

[88ND]

NCAA makes change to college football transfer portal

The transfer portal has forever changed college football and how schools create their rosters, and now the NCAA has brought in another new change. While players

www.si.com

 

[NDinNJ]

Surprised.

 

[NDgreatestofalltime!]

Surprised.

“Mental Health” concerns will be the tactic they’ll use. In todays society it’s all about mental health and who is to say one someone else’s mental health concerns really are?

NCAA “son, if you transfer a second time you’ll have to sit for an entire season.”

Player “but it’s not because of playing time, it’s my mental health.”

NCAA “ok then, play away!”

 

[88ND]

“Mental Health” concerns will be the tactic they’ll use. In todays society it’s all about mental health and who is to say one someone else’s mental health concerns really are?

NCAA “son, if you transfer a second time you’ll have to sit for an entire season.”

Player “but it’s not because of playing time, it’s my mental health.”

NCAA “ok then, play away!”

It's their out when someone plays the race card.

More bullshit

 

[burmafrd1943]

First you play the race card; if that fails you play the gender card
if that fails you play the LGTBQ card
If that fails you play the 'oh this will make me sad card'

 

[Patrirish]

Surprised.

It’s a move in the right direction but it doesn’t go far enough

 

[echowaker]

The first player to take it to court will win.

 

[Patrirish]

The first player to take it to court will win.

On what basis ?

 

[NDinNJ]

On what basis ?

Because the NCAA will fold like a lawn chair.

 

[Patrirish]

Because the NCAA will fold like a lawn chair.

That’s not a legal argument

 

[NDinNJ]

That’s not a legal argument

Sure it's not a legal argument, but it's what would happen. NCAA is afraid of litigation, too many losses in recent years.

 

[Patrirish]

Sure it's not a legal argument, but it's what would happen. NCAA is afraid of litigation, too many losses in recent years.

I would think that participating schools would contribute toward the legal costs

 

[echowaker]

On what basis ?

Look at their track record . Restriction of commerce comes to mind.