The 1996 team had a huge group of JC transfers.

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Jul 18, 2019
1:31:39pm

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The 1996 team had a huge group of JC transfers.

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Benfica1

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JC/D1/Grad Transfer RB's, WR's, and DB's......why doesn't BYU do this more?

Punk Philosopher

7/18/19 1:05pm

My guess is because BYU the institution makes it more difficult.

Lieutenant America

7/18/19 1:07pm

This is true.

7/18/19 1:20pm

No. It is not true.

7/18/19 1:32pm

TNT doesn't know. Seems like many of the big players in 96 were JC transfers

TNT

7/18/19 1:07pm

I don't think that is the goal, you'd rather have players you can develop

Jericho

7/18/19 1:09pm

I know it’s not ideal but for BYU it’s less ideal and more realistic

Punk Philosopher

7/18/19 1:16pm

Agreed

Jericho

7/18/19 1:24pm

That's why you just work at getting your roster balanced so you don't have

7/18/19 1:50pm

You need a strong pipeline of high school recruits, but a decent portion

BigBrotherUte

7/18/19 1:52pm

The 1996 team had a huge group of JC transfers.

Benfica1

7/18/19 1:31pm

You mean like how we signed 2 grad transfer RB and 2 JC DBs this year?

molodyets

7/18/19 1:35pm

I mean like how when asked about it KS said they won’t be doing that in the

Punk Philosopher

7/18/19 1:38pm

link?

7/18/19 1:43pm

?

bigbluecougar

7/18/19 2:06pm

For one thing, JC programs are dropping football right and left these days.

gwalker

7/18/19 2:24pm

I did not know this about OJ. But, sure enough, he went to San Fran CC.

hitechcpa

7/18/19 3:16pm

That’s the exception to the rule. That’s why

macaroni

7/18/19 3:41pm

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