UCF Loses Starting Safety To Nebraska Via Grad Transfer

[Drew]

Rumblings one more defensive back could be grad transferring from UCF to Nebraska in addition to Neal as well. Every bit helps.

 

[Adios]

Rumblings one more defensive back could be grad transferring from UCF to Nebraska in addition to Neal as well. Every bit helps.

Helps Nebraska or UCF and the AAC?

 

[Drew]

Helps Nebraska or UCF and the AAC?

UConn. We play UCF week 1...

 

[Scrutiner]

Could be viewed as bad optics for UCF and the AAC, but it's probably just a confirmation of how much the players liked the coach.

 

[gioff23]

I think the UCF QB should follow him. Now.

 

[freescooter]

I really hate the grad rule. You get 5 years to play but that sort of makes a mockery of the whole concept.

 

[gioff23]

I really hate the grad rule. You get 5 years to play but that sort of makes a mockery of the whole concept.

i equally hate the transfer rule. In what other world is a student restricted from transferring? Another proof point that athletes are chattel.

Worried about losing players? Recruit, assimilate and develop players better. And win.

Can you imagine your kid getting a scholly to study kinesiology at UConn only to find out after 1 year that the head of the department is leaving and the program will be moving in a direction your kid wants no part of. Not one of us, would say, hey you got a scholly, you can't transfer - or you can, but you need to study something else for a year, and then in 2 short years you'll be studying what you are passionate about. You should thought of that before you enrolled at UConn."