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Post by planoaggie on Nov 16, 2023 16:10:08 GMT -5
King on the other hand will have to sit out a year since he played in the Michigan game and recorded 1 assisted tackle. Of course he can apply for a waiver and see what happens. no waiver needed unless the rules have changed. when you transfer "down" a classification (i.e., fbs to fcs, fcs to d2), you do not have to sit out a season... I don't believe this is correct for second-time transfers. The NCAA have put in much stricter rules for mult-transfer players, but what I don't know is whether these stricter rules apply when you transfer down. My intuition is that it does.
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Post by planoaggie on Nov 16, 2023 16:34:58 GMT -5
A&T's History in the portal has been good mostly but I'm not a portal players fan . If the are not Plug In Play athletes with in game experience I'm not really interested. At least with JOCO and High School talent they are coming of a season of on field activity, unlike a lot of portal players that have been setting for a season or seasons on the sidelines. The only advantage most portal athletes give you with no in game experience . Is his practice record against starters and there back up's on his previous teams depth chart and there HS tape and star rankings. Other than that your just getting a bench warmer looking for some playing time that he may or may not get at his next stop . The Portal is Hit or Miss even when the player is Plug In Play because sometimes that level of play dose not transfer with him, so the portal is a Dice Roll that sometimes comes up Snake-Eyes . That kind of describes that Mario Love kid we brought in last season. He never got on the field at NC State and never got on the field for us. That is why I place most of blame on a bad recruit (transfer or HS) on the coach. It is a risk in either case and the coach gets to choose which route he prefers. I also addressed Saabman and your example. I mentioned that it is less of of a risk than HS if the transfer player saw the field in college. Zero difference between transfer and HS players in my opinion if he sat the bench. Kenji Christian is another example. He did not play a single down for Virginia Tech. It was a gamble that worked out positive for most part with the exception of the occasional fumbles. But what evidence did we have that he was better than an incoming freshman RB? In my opinion, I would do a 6/4 split leaning towards transfers in building a competitive team quickly and if it did not work out then that is on me and not the portal.
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Post by westcoastaggie on Nov 16, 2023 17:43:04 GMT -5
That new MS and Ph.D in Criminal Justice will attract some grad transfers. Just my opinion.
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Post by oleschoolaggie on Nov 16, 2023 19:15:15 GMT -5
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Post by planoaggie on Nov 16, 2023 22:21:04 GMT -5
I don't believe this is correct for second-time transfers. The NCAA have put in much stricter rules for mult-transfer players, but what I don't know is whether these stricter rules apply when you transfer down. My intuition is that it does. Do college football players have to sit out if they transfer?
Sitting a year is only mandatory when transferring within Division I if you play football, baseball, men's basketball, or women's basketball. If you play Division I FBS and transfer to FCS or a lower division you don't have to sit.Your example applies to a FBS-to-FCS transfer player. That I know is no issue. King's example is a FCS-to-FBS-to-FCS transfer. He has transferred twice and that is the type of transfer the NCAA is trying very hard to stop without the player sitting out a year. I believe he may have to sit out or seek a waiver or exception. Let's see where he lands and whether he is eligible to play right away.
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Post by saabman on Nov 17, 2023 9:45:09 GMT -5
Do college football players have to sit out if they transfer?
Sitting a year is only mandatory when transferring within Division I if you play football, baseball, men's basketball, or women's basketball. If you play Division I FBS and transfer to FCS or a lower division you don't have to sit. Your example applies to a FBS-to-FCS transfer player. That I know is no issue. King's example is a FCS-to-FBS-to-FCS transfer. He has transferred twice and that is the type of transfer the NCAA is trying very hard to stop without the player sitting out a year. I believe he may have to sit out or seek a waiver or exception. Let's see where he lands and whether he is eligible to play right away. It’s important to note that you’re eligible to compete in gameplay for four years. You have five years to complete your four years of play. In D1 schools, this five-year clock commences when you become a full-time student, even if you don’t play sports there. It only stops in rare cases. How many times can you transfer colleges? NCAA colleges allow transferring more than once. But some transfers could incur penalties. Especially if you’re transferring to a four-year college for a second time. Let’s suppose you want to transfer to your third four-year school. Let’s also suppose that the previous two four-year colleges you attended offered your sport. In this hypothetical, the transfer is allowed but with a penalty of sitting out a year. That means you will not play and possibly not practice with the team for an entire year. Now let’s look at another hypothetical. You’ve transferred from a four-year school to a junior college that’s only two years. Now you want to transfer back to a four-year school to finally complete your degree. In this scenario, you can transfer without penalty. Even though it will be your second time playing for a four-year school, it will be your first time transferring to one. If your grades and athletics are up to snuff, you can practice and play. Also A student-athlete may transfer and play immediately if the student transferred to a second school and returns to his or her original school either without practicing or competing in athletics at all, except for one 14-day period (i.e. a tryout).
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Post by Agg E. Pride on Nov 17, 2023 12:08:29 GMT -5
Someone mentioned the NCSU transfers Mario Love & Keon Caudle.
What’s up with them? Still in the program? Gone? Both were ballyhooed & decorated HS players who earned P5 deals, but…
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Post by Bornthrilla on Nov 17, 2023 12:11:24 GMT -5
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Post by aggiedad81 on Nov 17, 2023 12:18:31 GMT -5
will the Oklahoma commit play next year? do yall really think King will transfer back to us?
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Post by Bornthrilla on Nov 23, 2023 11:15:50 GMT -5
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Post by VA's Finest on Nov 23, 2023 12:46:47 GMT -5
Oh man, not sure how to read the tea leaves...
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Post by A&T-roy on Nov 23, 2023 13:56:13 GMT -5
Oh man, not sure how to read the tea leaves... My read: Either he's staying or he's going!
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Post by Bornthrilla on Nov 23, 2023 14:06:58 GMT -5
Or option C ... he's bored and just needs some attention via social media.
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Post by aggiechampd on Nov 23, 2023 16:47:16 GMT -5
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Post by ATLaggie on Nov 23, 2023 17:17:42 GMT -5
Avarion Cole is a great player no doubt but if Coach Brown has to get bigger than he doesn't fit the hopeful system.
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