NCAA Transfer Rules changing?

[Guapo]

The university can cut the kid's scholarship each year. They rake in millions.
The coach can go pretty much anywhere he wants. He makes 6 or 7 figures.
And the kid should be loyal because we don't want our pastime messed up?
If we offer the kid's such a great deal, why are we begging them to come here and not vice versa?

Preach it brother Dave

 

[djct1999]

The university can cut the kid's scholarship each year. They rake in millions.
The coach can go pretty much anywhere he wants. He makes 6 or 7 figures.
And the kid should be loyal because we don't want our pastime messed up?
If we offer the kid's such a great deal, why are we begging them to come here and not vice versa?

No one is arguing that what is in place now is fair but that doesn't mean the new proposal is either. Extremes are never good. That being said, if a coach decides to leave or a kid needs to move home to be near a sick parent, they should be able to transfer without penalty. If nothing changes fundamentally, they should have to sit out a year. Other wise, its simply free agency and reeks of professionalism.

 

[polycom]

No one is arguing that what is in place now is fair but that doesn't mean the new proposal is either. Extremes are never good. That being said, if a coach decides to leave or a kid needs to move home to be near a sick parent, they should be able to transfer without penalty. If nothing changes fundamentally, they should have to sit out a year. Other wise, its simply free agency and reeks of professionalism.

Just because we call it amatuerism doesn’t mean that it is.

 

[David 76]

No one is arguing that what is in place now is fair but that doesn't mean the new proposal is either. Extremes are never good. That being said, if a coach decides to leave or a kid needs to move home to be near a sick parent, they should be able to transfer without penalty. If nothing changes fundamentally, they should have to sit out a year. Other wise, its simply free agency and reeks of professionalism.

I don't know the right answer. Just find posts that essentially say "that would ruin my entertainment" stupid. They built a multi-billion dollar industry off the backs of these kids. But we enjoy it, so they should have less rights than I do.