Bummer it doesn't go into effect July 1. But I guess they wanted it to start in 2019.

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Jun 13, 2018
10:36:24am

Turnpike Lane Monday Morning Quarterback

Bummer it doesn't go into effect July 1. But I guess they wanted it to start in 2019.

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Turnpike Lane

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No more blocking transfers.

riboflavin

6/13/18 10:30am

Nice. They still have to sit a year tho, right?

snowbird

6/13/18 10:32am

Yes

Everyman

6/13/18 11:25am

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Cretin

6/13/18 10:34am

they have to make them sit.otherwise the g5 schools officially become farm teams

6/13/18 10:40am

They should make coaches sit a year too

Sea Chicken

6/13/18 10:47am

I prefer allowing every player they recruited to transfer from the school and be

6/13/18 11:04am

I think this would work both ways.

6/13/18 11:03am

right. but the best players would float to the top, which means p5. there

6/13/18 11:26am

if byu sends out a bunch of guys who transferred from a p5 school because they

6/13/18 11:27am

Not necessarily. We’ve had luck with several P5 players transferring to BYU.

6/13/18 11:41am

Bummer it doesn't go into effect July 1. But I guess they wanted it to start in 2019.

6/13/18 10:36am

July 1 is the beginning of the athletic school year each year

Nat Gas Man

6/13/18 10:46am

Yeah, and the rule change goes into effect in October. So they clearly didn't want it for 2018 football.

6/13/18 10:49am

And yet...

Everyman

6/13/18 11:33am

but it still will not affect a student wanting to transfer out of conference.

boogers

6/13/18 12:49pm

Matt Wells is not happy.

kccougar

6/13/18 12:34pm

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