You don’t sound worn down! Roster limit is 15 per the NCAA. UCONN usually runs about 12 ish. That would make us “short” going into this season= plenty of room for Aliyah to excel as well as some one else. DeBerry is a HS senior next year-not eligible to help.
As of right now, neither Owens or Davenport would be eligible to help next year either.
Yes. Confirmed knee injury, and she was in a knee brace for a stretch. She had surgery in the off-season, which we had assumed was elective, played the first five games of the season and didn't seem like her usual self, and then sat for what ended up being the rest of the season. We've never gotten a conclusive answer as to what the injury was, but we know it was the knee.
I agree that Carrington will be a great addition IF she’s healthy. As for Touly, we really don’t know how good she could have been. She started to impress during the second half of her freshman season at KY. Then she transferred to UConn and sat out a year. Unfortunately, over the next 3 seasons she was limited by chronic knee problems.
Stop pretending that you don't know that new transfer rules (no sitting for fist time transfer) which have been publicly endorsed by the P5 conferences are scheduled to be voted on ( rubber stamped) by NCAA board of governors in April.
None of the other schools is Stanford's equal academically, but Duke, Notre Dame, and UCLA are all excellent.
What about Princeton? I hear they are a pretty good academic school, have a good program, an up and coming power and I think we might know the coach...
What about Princeton? I hear they are a pretty good academic school, have a good program, an up and coming power and I think we might know the coach...
Key words were “As of right now”
Please provide a link to anything that gives credence to these "new transfer rules". There must be many reports from reliable sources if the vote is/was planned next month. Heck, there should have been at least 5 BY threads citing these news stories.
That is true but I still would like a link or links to the stories that reported the cited new rules.
www.si.com
Thank you.here's a fairly recent article which mentions dates
Coaches Concerned Over NCAA's One-Time Transfer Proposal
The idea of a one-time transfer rule has gained steam recently in players’ rights discussions. However, many D-I coaches are not on board with it.
Stop pretending it’s a done deal. It’s not.
Seriously where you been.
www.si.com
247sports.com
I refer you to my previous post on the matter
Looks like two of the P5 is getting out in front of this. I think this will be a wrap by April.
ACC: Student-athletes should be allowed one-time transfer exemption
The Atlantic Coast Conference has decided to support a one-time transfer for student-athletes across all sports.www.espn.com
The Big 10 & ACC are not the NCAA. More importantly, the vast majority of D1 coaches in football & basketball are dead set against this change. Don’t be surprised if the NCAA tables this issue.
Where are you reading this? There will be no tabling the item is on the agenda for a vote at the April meeting.
You clearly believe this is going to happen. I don’t. Let’s just see how it comes out.
Well I usually ignore threads or links to articles that begin with or contain "ACC" or "Big Ten", I could care less about what any P5 conference "thinks".Seriously where you been.
There was a BY thread started by me.
ACC Supports One-Time Transfer Rule
The ACC issued a major statement after holding its winter meetings.Big Ten proposes one-time transfer rule for student-athletes
More transfer changes could be on the way...
