NCAA ends transfer restrictions

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You may recall that back in December, a federal judge temporarily put the NCAA’s transfer restrictions on hold as part of a player-led antitrust lawsuit. The US Department of Justice joined that lawsuit a bit later.

Yesterday, the NCAA and DOJ announced a final settlement of the antitrust claims. The settlement requires the NCAA to lift all restrictions on the number of times a player can transfer. It also restores one year of eligibility to anyone who was forced to sit a year for transferring from 19-20 to now.

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So we could one day see a kid graduate having attended 26 different schools. This is wild.

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Does anyone know if you are allowed to transfer in season?

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Does this make the portal and all of the deadlines obsolete?

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I guess this means that Kopp gets another year of eligibility.

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And, How about getting a “degree” with 26 schools listed?

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I hope so. He got screwed as bad as anyone.

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Good, that gives him an extra year to learn the offense.

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That would certainly give new meaning to the phrase “well-rounded education”.

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:joy::rofl::sweat_smile:

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And potentially at age 27 too

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Kopp got screwed? How?

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Last year he was denied immediate eligibility after his second transfer when everyone else was getting it.

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Trending more and more NASCAR!

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Coming soon: Pottersville RedHawks/Bobcats/Rockets/etc.

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Chelsea FC would be proud

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Mac & Joe’s and Skipper’s at the 25 yard lines would be cool.

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Skyline decals on the helmets are coming eventually!

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Give 'em 20 years (maybe sooner) and they’ll look like golfers or NASCAR (too many to list)

  1. Chest right side
  2. Chest left side
  3. Right sleeve
  4. Left sleeve
  5. Collar fight side
  6. Collar left side (collar back? too???)
  7. Hat front
  8. Hat right
  9. Hat left
  10. Hat back
  11. Bag??? front/back/right/left???
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Bruno’s pizza slice helmet decals!!

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