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How is it that Jackson played for LSU last year and Baylor this year—without sitting out a year. Why is sitting out required in some situations and not others?
 
She was a GRADUATE transfer from LSU. Graduate transfers do not have to sit out when they transfer.....as I'm sure you know. ;) That's why Geno will possibly be looking at a graduate transfer or two this spring. He needs someone that can come in and help right away.

Chloe Jackson - career
One of three Lady Tigers to start all 32 games in 2016-17 ... Was second on the team in scoring with 13.1 points per game, and fourth in rebounding with an average of 5.1 boards per contest ... Scored in double figures in 23 games and logged six games of 20 or more points.

Transferred to LSU after playing her freshman season at NC State ... Missed majority of 2014-15 season at NC State with a foot injury. Only played in 4 games. Then transferred to LSU. Redshirted during the 2015-16 season because of NCAA transfer rules. :D Jackson has really only played 3 full years of college basketball. 5 years to finish your 4 years of eligibility. She sat out a year when she transferred from NC St to LSU.
 
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Grad transfers are definitely the new big thing in women's basketball. Chloe Jackson and Anriel Howard both made very good basketball decisions to switch programs and compete at the highest level. Jackson ends up being a MOP and championship hero for Baylor, Howard improves immensely at Mississippi State and takes on a larger role offensively. I bet we'll see 1-2 end up at UCONN in the offseason.
 
bballnut90 said:
Grad transfers are definitely the new big thing in women's basketball. Chloe Jackson and Anriel Howard both made very good basketball decisions to switch programs and compete at the highest level. Jackson ends up being a MOP and championship hero for Baylor, Howard improves immensely at Mississippi State and takes on a larger role offensively. I bet we'll see 1-2 end up at UCONN in the offseason.
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Mmmmmm, you may be right but I have a feeling that grad transfer will be Geno's last option. I think we're much more likely to see an international player added to the 2019 class.
 
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bballnut90 said:
Grad transfers are definitely the new big thing in women's basketball. Chloe Jackson and Anriel Howard both made very good basketball decisions to switch programs and compete at the highest level. Jackson ends up being a MOP and championship hero for Baylor, Howard improves immensely at Mississippi State and takes on a larger role offensively. I bet we'll see 1-2 end up at UCONN in the offseason.
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I hope you’re right. We really do need a few good posts PF options so MW can play her more natural position of wing 3 and sometimes 4 position
 
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bballnut90 said:
Grad transfers are definitely the new big thing in women's basketball. Chloe Jackson and Anriel Howard both made very good basketball decisions to switch programs and compete at the highest level. Jackson ends up being a MOP and championship hero for Baylor, Howard improves immensely at Mississippi State and takes on a larger role offensively. I bet we'll see 1-2 end up at UCONN in the offseason.
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I agree. It’s like getting a no cost free agent on a one year deal that fills a need and doesn’t negatively impact your ability to get recruits the following year by clogging the roster. Win- Win for both sides.
 
so two questions...
first, can a player stay for a fifth year at same school or does it HAVE to be a transfer/?
two, i know this would never happen (nor do i want it to) but can collier or samuelson be able to not enter the draft and transfer?
 
No because they have played 4 years they have to miss a year of playing because of injury or red shirting
 
It is interesting that an immediate transfer made a game-changing (and championship-winning) difference for the second year in a row. (Shepard, now Jackson) This may be the new wave in WCBB, like the pro baseball hired guns (Think David Cone and Curt Schilling) stopping by to win a championship or the MCBB one-and dones. As one who is opposed to change of any kind (I have hated Baseball's Designated Hitter for 40 years, and the NHL's expansion beyond six teams for 50 years)I like that many sports have controls in place to minimize this (NFL, NBA)
 
snlMINAJ said:
so two questions...
first, can a player stay for a fifth year at same school or does it HAVE to be a transfer/?
two, i know this would never happen (nor do i want it to) but can collier or samuelson be able to not enter the draft and transfer?
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Yes and no.
Under NCAA general rules you have 5 years to use 4 years of eligibility. Collier and Samuelson have used all 4 years of eligibility at UCONN they cannot transfer.
 
After Baylor’s Elite 8 victory, Kim was asked about integrating Chloe Jackson into the Baylor lineup. She made an astute observation that, “Unfortunately, we are in the transfer business.”

In each of the last 3 WBB championships, transfers have played a significant role. While UConn has had some transfers through the years, outside of the 1 year we got from Z, I can’t think of any others that made significant contributions during the tournament.

When it comes to recruiting, Geno has mostly taken the conventional route going after US HS players. He has stated, “We don’t have a Plan B” if we lose out on top recruits like this past year. While that is not entirely true as the transfers of Nat, Z & Batouly demonstrate, Geno probably needs to broaden his pursuit of transfers along with international players.

Just looking at next year, UConn appears to have 4 very talented players who will start. If Geno can add in one experienced front court player (transfer or international) and maybe one other skilled g/w, the Huskies once again look like a FF team.
 
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Oldbones said:
It is interesting that an immediate transfer made a game-changing (and championship-winning) difference for the second year in a row. (Shepard, now Jackson) This may be the new wave in WCBB, like the pro baseball hired guns (Think David Cone and Curt Schilling) stopping by to win a championship or the MCBB one-and dones. As one who is opposed to change of any kind (I have hated Baseball's Designated Hitter for 40 years, and the NHL's expansion beyond six teams for 50 years)I like that many sports have controls in place to minimize this (NFL, NBA)
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Even though it was a little different, South Carolina don't win the national championship without their two transfers Gray and Davis. They played the year before for South Carolina but they were very important transfers. I see the same thing possible for Westbrook eventually.
 
bballnut90 said:
Grad transfers are definitely the new big thing in women's basketball. Chloe Jackson and Anriel Howard both made very good basketball decisions to switch programs and compete at the highest level. Jackson ends up being a MOP and championship hero for Baylor, Howard improves immensely at Mississippi State and takes on a larger role offensively. I bet we'll see 1-2 end up at UCONN in the offseason.
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Howard might have ended up at roughly the same place if she had just stayed put at TAMU, but I guess there were concerns other than competition.
 
TerpWomenFan said:
Even though it was a little different, South Carolina don't win the national championship without their two transfers Gray and Davis. They played the year before for South Carolina but they were very important transfers. I see the same thing possible for Westbrook eventually.
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Davis and Gray only played one season for Carolina. If they had come back for second season, we'd have given it a go, I think. Even it was just Gray.
 
Minicoop69 said:
Transferring without sitting out a year only happens to Notre Dame with Shepard. Other than that, they must sit, Like Stevens and Camara with us. Different schools have different rules.
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Also happened with AEH at MS St and a number of other programs. The rules governing transfers are changing rapidly. There is no reason to believe that UConn could not also benefit from more liberal NCAA transfer rules should the right player transfer to Storrs.
 
Gamecockfan77 said:
Howard might have ended up at roughly the same place if she had just stayed put at TAMU, but I guess there were concerns other than competition.
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Potentially, but I'm not sure Blair would've moved her to the perimeter like she wanted. She also had a very different experience playing with a pass first PG in Holmes compared to playing with Carter.
 
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Soxx said:
How is it that Jackson played for LSU last year and Baylor this year—without sitting out a year. Why is sitting out required in some situations and not others?
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Plebe said:
Grad transfer. No waiver required. Automatic immediate eligibility.

Similar to when Butler transferred to George Mason.
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Thanks!! Did not know this.
 
There was an article in this a.m.'s Courant that the NCAA is considering tightening up the grad transfers substantially. If a grad transfer plays for you and does not earn an advanced degree within "X" period of time, you'll be penalized a scholarship.
 
Cheddie said:
There was an article in this a.m.'s Courant that the NCAA is considering tightening up the grad transfers substantially. If a grad transfer plays for you and does not earn an advanced degree within "X" period of time, you'll be penalized a scholarship.
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I saw that, but I wonder just how much of a penalty losing a scholarship for women’s basketball is. D1 teams get 15 scholarships. Very few teams use all 15 scholarships and even those that do probably don’t go much beyond 7-8 players in big games.

So if I’m a coach and I’ve got a chance to upgrade my team by bringing in a grad transfer, I’m not going to spend a lot of time worrying about losing one scholarship if that person doesn’t complete their degree.
 
Minicoop69 said:
Transferring without sitting out a year only happens to Notre Dame with Shepard. Other than that, they must sit, Like Stevens and Camara with us. Different schools have different rules.
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That's not true. Chatrice White transferred from Illinois to Florida State and did not sit out a year. The schools have little to do with this, you need to blame the skitzophrenic NCAA.
 
Cheddie said:
There was an article in this a.m.'s Courant that the NCAA is considering tightening up the grad transfers substantially. If a grad transfer plays for you and does not earn an advanced degree within "X" period of time, you'll be penalized a scholarship.
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The NCAA is reconsidering all transfer rules including a model that would eliminate all reshirting (including medical) and sitting out a year in the case of a transfer. New rules to be in place by the start of classes in August.
 
CocoHusky said:
The NCAA is reconsidering all transfer rules including a model that would eliminate all reshirting (including medical) and sitting out a year in the case of a transfer. New rules to be in place by the start of classes in August.
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In the old AIAW days, you could transfer at the end of a semester and be eligible immediately.
 
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DanishBulldog said:
In the old AIAW days, you could transfer at the end of a semester and be eligible immediately.
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I think the NCAA is getting closer to that old model. BTW this is only a WCBB, MCBB and football issue.
 
oldude said:
Also happened with AEH at MS St and a number of other programs. The rules governing transfers are changing rapidly. There is no reason to believe that UConn could not also benefit from more liberal NCAA transfer rules should the right player transfer to Storrs.
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Concurrence seems to by my theme today. Actually, I'm not an anti-ND, just Pro-UConn over everyone else. The sentence beginning: "There is no reason to believe"--That gets a triple A plus from me.
Maybe others on the BY know the intimate details concerning the Shephard "interesting" transfer, I don't. I'm stuck with a legalistic/ fundamentally fairness mind. That which is done to these the least of my children should be done to all. While all shoes don't fit all, those things controllable , with College sports, should be fair and even handed.
 
CocoHusky said:
I think the NCAA is getting closer to that old model. BTW this is only a WCBB, MCBB and football issue.
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On the face of it this sounds great for the kids. I have another view: The transfer rule of sitting out may seem punitive and to some that may be true. Kids react, only a rare kid thinks it through; this current method makes them think before they jump. That is good for the Player, good for the coach and usually good for the team--time to build chemistry. I truly would hate to see the Semester transfer/eligible to play scenario enacted. What a can of worms that would create--there could be coaches buying kids (with perks) knowing that kid would give him an NC. That would be putting the wolves in the hen houses.
 
triaddukefan said:
Actually Gray played two seasons at Carolina, one season at South Carolina :cool: Davis never played for Carolina :D
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It's too bad they finally got colonization halfway right in Northern Carolina. Things would have turned out better if you'd kept getting disappeared.
 
Minicoop69 said:
Transferring without sitting out a year only happens to Notre Dame with Shepard. Other than that, they must sit, Like Stevens and Camara with us. Different schools have different rules.
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Shepard did sit out a year; she did not play her sophomore year because of injury. To ask her to not play for two years was ridiculous, plus she lost a year of eligibility in the process. It is really time to stop kicking this dead horse. Any objective observer would agree with the decision.
 
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