NCAA Transfer Rules

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Ralph D. Russo (ralphDrussoAP)

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At its meeting Friday, the NCAA Division 1 Council, among other things, determined that grad transfers didn’t have to seek a grad transfer degree from their new institution but merely work toward another undergraduate degree. The NCAA site reads: "The Council adopted legislation to allow graduate transfers to seek a second undergraduate degree or enroll in coursework that could lead to another degree after they transfer. "

New NCAA Grad Transfer Rule Could Help UCLA

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Jeff Borzello (jeffborzello)

Jeff Goodman (GoodmanHoops)

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Despite NCAA Board Not Recommending One-Time Transfer Waiver, Optimism Remains...

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The NCAA Needs a One-Time Transfer Rule—Just Not Right Now

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Will college football coaches be forced to change their approaches in the era...

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Gary Parrish (GaryParrishCBS)

It's not urgent that the NCAA allows transfers to be immediately eligible,...

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Jeff Goodman (GoodmanHoops)

DI Council approves transfer resolution

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NCAA Proposal Will Grant Transfers Immediate Eligibility

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NCAA One-Time Transfer Rule Expected To Pass In January, Opening Up A...

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How NCAA Transfer Legislation Impacts Academic Progress Rate

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DI board backs transfer proposal, suspends academic penalties

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NCAA to Grant D-I Transfer Athletes Immediate Eligibility This Year

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Don’t we have one? I forgot his name

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Marvin Cannon. Hopefully this is what he’s been waiting for.

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Could hundreds of college football players be left stranded by NCAA apathy?

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Jon Rothstein (JonRothstein)

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Could have put this in more than one thread but going to “park” it here:

Inside College Football's Recruiting Reckoning

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Bryan Fischer (BryanDFischer)

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The expectation and the impact of this year's transfer market