That would open the flood gates, wouldn't it?

Feb 9, 2016
9:46:34am

Dr T-bone Playmaker

Probably is a good thing that they don't let kids transfer with waivers very often, but I don't really mind kids transferring, whether it is away from BYU or to BYU. If they don't really want to be there, why would you want them anyway?

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Joe Brown Waiver?

Dr T-bone

2/9/16 9:33am

Read the story above. He wants to be closer to home and is LDS.

Mister P

2/9/16 9:35am

Brown cited "religious reasons" in his waiver.

Triggerhappybunny

2/9/16 9:40am

That would open the flood gates, wouldn't it?

Dr T-bone

2/9/16 9:46am

The reason for transfer regulations is because otherwise recruiting never stops

runnincoug

2/9/16 9:55am

Understand this - Just think NCAA should be little more free with their waivers

Dr T-bone

2/9/16 10:18am

All this while coaches jump from school to school regardless of contracts.

Lalau

2/9/16 10:37am

Exactly!

Dr T-bone

2/9/16 10:54am

Schools can drop any athlete they want and bring in someone else the next year.

jvquarterback

2/9/16 12:52pm

If a school takes a scholarship, the student should be allowed to transfer

YIsForBrigham

2/9/16 12:54pm

This I agree with 100%. It probably is already true.

runnincoug

2/9/16 12:56pm

I'd hate to see it go through if that's his reasoning. It would bite many schools including BYU.

soupie

2/9/16 10:45am

He wouldn't be the first to have it approved for religious reasons

YIsForBrigham

2/9/16 11:02am

Who are some others?

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