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NCAA's broken transfer waiver system
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[QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 3704563, member: 549"] [MEDIA=twitter]1316002408418488320[/MEDIA] >>Under the proposal developed by the NCAA Working Group on Transfers, athletes are afforded a one-time transfer during their athletic careers without suffering the penalty of sitting out a season, reversing a policy from the 1960s. Fall and winter sport athletes would have to notify their schools of a transfer by May 1, with an exception extending the date to July 1 for an end-of-the-year head coaching change or the non-renewal of scholarships. Spring sport athletes would have until July 1 to notify schools of transfer. Athletes missing those deadlines would not be immediately eligible at their new school. In order to transfer and be eligible, athletes must also leave their previous school academically eligible, according to the proposal. An athlete’s previous school would not have any ability to object to the transfer. The legislation prohibits athletes from competing in the same academic season at two different schools. The NCAA would not impose limits on the number of transfer athletes that a D-I program may accept in a given year, the legislation says.<< [/QUOTE]
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