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The original Mercury article includes the transfer policy--which says, basically, no one can--verbatim. So any athlete who goes there should know he or she is stuck for the duration of eligibility. Stupid policy, yes, but right out there. No surprises.
The further problem is that their policy does allow them discretion to release the student athlete:The problem is they have allowed other Athletes to transfer unconditionally, regardless of what their policy says.
This is getting better than The Three Stooges.....
Did KState advise her that it's "policy" results in a scholarship athlete becoming an indentured servant?
Shame on them! May the BB gods foil their efforts for years.Kansas State sounds like it's being run by a bitter bunch of bureaucrats who, like so many bureaucrats in general, can't admit error because they think they'll lose face. What they probably will lose are some potential recruits over the next couple of years.
Good point. Has Geno ever not immediately granted an unconditional release for a player wishing to leave? Geno has had plenty of practice with granting releases over the years and can't imagine him doing something like this.I know I am probably going to gwt hammered by saying this but say I must:
Are we sure we know all the facts on this one? For the life of me I cannot understand why any university would make such a huge negative public spectacle of themselves for something so seemingly obvious unless there was something going on that has yet to be made public.
All this "now you may transfer here/now you cannot" not withstanding of course...
Just throwing this out there, trying to understand...
Well let's not be ridiculous here. She can leave anytime she wants and go to any school that will accept her. She's not a hostage. I know she would have to pay and can't play, but that's very different than being held hostage.This is getting freaking unbelievable. I thought hostage taking was illegal in this country.
Well I think they believe there has been tampering. And they probably believe they are standing up for doing things right.I know I am probably going to gwt hammered by saying this but say I must:
Are we sure we know all the facts on this one? For the life of me I cannot understand why any university would make such a huge negative public spectacle of themselves for something so seemingly obvious unless there was something going on that has yet to be made public.
All this "now you may transfer here/now you cannot" not withstanding of course...
Just throwing this out there, trying to understand...
HoopsFan21 said:Good point. Has Geno ever not immediately granted an unconditional release for a player wishing to leave? Geno has had plenty of practice with granting releases over the years and can't imagine him doing something like this.