This is going to make the blue blood programs even stronger and the weaker

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Apr 14, 2021
3:29:57pm

Lance71 All-American

programs even weaker. For teams like BYU, it probably washes out evenly.

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Lance71

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Let the chaos begin! The one time transfer rule has been approved...

TheLost

4/14/21 3:14pm

What does this rule do, if anything, to grad transfers?

WallaX2

4/14/21 3:18pm

Nothing.. they can still transfer

TheLost

4/14/21 3:33pm

Good

Rat

4/14/21 3:18pm

NCAA just approved free agency

BigYfan

4/14/21 3:21pm

"Limited" free agency.

lightmann

4/14/21 3:22pm

Long overdue.

shoganai

4/14/21 3:23pm

It never made sense that only FB, BB, baseball, and hockey players had to

Everyman

4/14/21 3:40pm

This is going to make the blue blood programs even stronger and the weaker

Lance71

4/14/21 3:29pm

^^ Its going to be a love-hate for BYU

TheLost

4/14/21 3:34pm

BYU is going to benefit some

BigYfan

4/14/21 3:37pm

Yes and no. It will cause blue blood starters to be better and their depth to

kudzucoug

4/14/21 3:41pm

If a kid is really good, they will transfer to a higher profile school. BYU is

Lance71

4/14/21 3:48pm

It will improve things for the athletes, for whom the NCAA is intended to work.

shoganai

4/14/21 3:45pm

But the cost benefit analysis changes for the athletes

BYU '80

4/14/21 3:52pm

When combined with the paying athletes for image and likeness, I don't agree

Lance71

4/14/21 3:56pm

I disagree. Blue blood programs typically thrive on top 100 recruits...

icecougar

4/14/21 6:36pm

I don't think it'll change too much. After a couple seasons, fewer players will hit the portal.

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