It's all on how and where the money is spent, isn't it? BE basketball money is all pretty much basketball money. Power football money is all pretty much football money. Ohio St, Alabama, Texas, etc are not taking their $70 million a year and throwing $30 million at basketball. They are maybe throwing $5-10 million at basketball, if any at all. These schools all know football drives the bus and that is why they funnel all their resources there. The real issue is that BE schools will struggle to compete in NIL with these large alumni bases that have some deep wallets, but same rules apply, if most of these donors are giving to football, it closes the gap a little bit.ramster wrote: ↑9 months agoYes and no.Rhody72 wrote: ↑9 months agoSo you agree with me that A10 institutions now compete in the B league, and most players and coaches who are late bloomers etc will leave for the A league if given the opportunity. This is extremely depressing to me. Somehow I don't believe that Bryant Univ will ever be satisfied being a B league institution.
We always had the B League loosely defined as Mid Majors.
Players and Coaches who are late bloomers as you say have left for the A League (P5 or High Major) in the past but quicker and in much greater numbers today since the Free Transfer with no sit out penalty, NIL, not sit out Grad Year Transfers and free 5th Covid Year all came about.
Free agency with no contracts.
The $50 to $80 million per School for P5 Schools far exceeds the $4 million per school the Big East schools receive.
Separation into at least 2 levels seems on the horizon similar to FBS and FCS Football.
B League Schools will gravitate towards conferences that play all sports including Football. Conferences without Football will never command the huge $70 million annual money per school. Non Football schools will really struggle to keep up and likely fall back to a lower level.
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Is there any documentation available that shows what monies the big football schools are funneling into basketball from football or are you assuming, RJ ? And, is there any guarantee that - whatever those monies are - are destined to stay the same as they are now or change ?
ETA: this is an open question to KB, as well, as I have not looked into this myself yet.
ETA: this is an open question to KB, as well, as I have not looked into this myself yet.
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It's speculative on my part, although I'm not sure if it would be factored into revenue for a programs respective sports...
I do know a quick glance on google showed Ohio Sts 2022 expenses - $70 million for football, $12 million for basketball.
I do know a quick glance on google showed Ohio Sts 2022 expenses - $70 million for football, $12 million for basketball.
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Jose Perez who has attended Gardner-Webb, Marquette, Manhattan, and WVU is no longer with the WVU team due to academic reasons.
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Transfer portal window reduced to 45 days.
Opens on the Monday after Selection Sunday and runs till May 1st.
Players interested in transferring have until then to enter their name in the portal.
"NCAA Council votes to overhaul college basketball recruiting calendar in addition to slimming portal window."
https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... al-window/
Opens on the Monday after Selection Sunday and runs till May 1st.
Players interested in transferring have until then to enter their name in the portal.
"NCAA Council votes to overhaul college basketball recruiting calendar in addition to slimming portal window."
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ahhhh... now we get the positive attitude !
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Jersey, I suspect reducing the portal window could encourage more first timers to throw their name in even if their first option is to stay. Sort of an unintended consequence of this move by the NCAA is my thinking.Jersey77 wrote: ↑8 months ago Transfer portal window reduced to 45 days.
Opens on the Monday after Selection Sunday and runs till May 1st.
Players interested in transferring have until then to enter their name in the portal.
"NCAA Council votes to overhaul college basketball recruiting calendar in addition to slimming portal window."
https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... al-window/
That said, we shall see in time if I am on to something or not.
Thanks for posting this.
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JD, yeah there are some players that do enter the portal and then decide to stay, only if the coach lets them back and there is room.Jdrums#3 wrote: ↑8 months agoJersey, I suspect reducing the portal window could encourage more first timers to throw their name in even if their first option is to stay. Sort of an unintended consequence of this move by the NCAA is my thinking.Jersey77 wrote: ↑8 months ago Transfer portal window reduced to 45 days.
Opens on the Monday after Selection Sunday and runs till May 1st.
Players interested in transferring have until then to enter their name in the portal.
"NCAA Council votes to overhaul college basketball recruiting calendar in addition to slimming portal window."
https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... al-window/
That said, we shall see in time if I am on to something or not.
Thanks for posting this.
Most because of coaching changes, example Ish in 22-23.
Having a shorter window to enter gives the staff more time in trying to figure out their roster and open spots available to fill.
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The key is, whatever the NCAA was giving us at the time... we were taking full advantage of it while we could. Which we did.
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Good point on the coach having the option of allowing them to come back or not once a player enters the portal. That completely slipped my mind.Jersey77 wrote: ↑8 months agoJD, yeah there are some players that do enter the portal and then decide to stay, only if the coach lets them back and there is room.Jdrums#3 wrote: ↑8 months agoJersey, I suspect reducing the portal window could encourage more first timers to throw their name in even if their first option is to stay. Sort of an unintended consequence of this move by the NCAA is my thinking.Jersey77 wrote: ↑8 months ago Transfer portal window reduced to 45 days.
Opens on the Monday after Selection Sunday and runs till May 1st.
Players interested in transferring have until then to enter their name in the portal.
"NCAA Council votes to overhaul college basketball recruiting calendar in addition to slimming portal window."
https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... al-window/
That said, we shall see in time if I am on to something or not.
Thanks for posting this.
Most because of coaching changes, example Ish in 22-23.
Having a shorter window to enter gives the staff more time in trying to figure out their roster and open spots available to fill.
The coaches option puts a govenor on testing the waters if a player’s first option is to stay, I think. Therefore, my scenario will not likely play out.
Thanks.
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West Virginia certainly has its share of bad luck this year.
I actually thought Battle was a grad transfer, having already played 4 seasons.
He would have been penciled in as a starter.
I actually thought Battle was a grad transfer, having already played 4 seasons.
He would have been penciled in as a starter.
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I didn't think that 'academic issues' were a thing anymore. Didn't the UNC case establish that the NCAA had no jurisdiction over academics?
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The NCAA does have academic eligibility requirements.rhodyblue12 wrote: ↑7 months ago I didn't think that 'academic issues' were a thing anymore. Didn't the UNC case establish that the NCAA had no jurisdiction over academics?
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Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoThe NCAA does have academic eligibility requirements.rhodyblue12 wrote: ↑7 months ago I didn't think that 'academic issues' were a thing anymore. Didn't the UNC case establish that the NCAA had no jurisdiction over academics?
https://www.ncsasports.org/ncaa-eligibi ... quirements
The issue is that Battle did not graduate from Montana State and he already used his one-time transfer when he went from Washington to Montana State.
Battle is a 5th year so he could transfer for a 2nd time and not sit out another year as a Grad Transfer - but he didn't Graduate.
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Yes, I understand that.ramster wrote: ↑7 months agoJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoThe NCAA does have academic eligibility requirements.rhodyblue12 wrote: ↑7 months ago I didn't think that 'academic issues' were a thing anymore. Didn't the UNC case establish that the NCAA had no jurisdiction over academics?
https://www.ncsasports.org/ncaa-eligibi ... quirements
The issue is that Battle did not graduate from Montana State and he already used his one-time transfer when he went from Washington to Montana State.
Battle is a 5th year so he could transfer for a 2nd time and not sit out another year as a Grad Transfer - but he didn't Graduate.
But since Rhodyblue12 didn't reference my post, I wasn't sure that is what he was referring to or if the NCAA isn't involved in academics at all, which is what he posted.
There are still some international players from SLU waiting to be cleared by the NCAA.
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Rothstein did not mention that Battle did not Graduate. I learned that by going to the West Virginia Message Board. Battle was supposedly taking some courses this summer but not sure what happened there. All of this stuff gets into privacy of academic records as well. Not always so cut and dry as these media guys tend to make things look. West Virginia also had Perez and Silverio get denied. Plus their Coach getting canned.Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoYes, I understand that.ramster wrote: ↑7 months agoJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months ago
The NCAA does have academic eligibility requirements.
https://www.ncsasports.org/ncaa-eligibi ... quirements
The issue is that Battle did not graduate from Montana State and he already used his one-time transfer when he went from Washington to Montana State.
Battle is a 5th year so he could transfer for a 2nd time and not sit out another year as a Grad Transfer - but he didn't Graduate.
But since Rhodyblue12 didn't reference my post, I wasn't sure that is what he was referring to or if the NCAA isn't involved in academics at all, which is what he posted.
There are still some international players from SLU waiting to be cleared by the NCAA.
It's all pretty much a joke now as guys are getting paid to play basketball, transfers have been approved in huge numbers and now the NCAA is trying to get tough with their rules. Players and teams will lawyer up.
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Yes, all that along with Tre Mitchell and Joe Toussaint leaving.ramster wrote: ↑7 months agoRothstein did not mention that Battle did not Graduate. I learned that by going to the West Virginia Message Board. Battle was supposedly taking some courses this summer but not sure what happened there. All of this stuff gets into privacy of academic records as well. Not always so cut and dry as these media guys tend to make things look. West Virginia also had Perez and Silverio get denied. Plus their Coach getting canned.Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoYes, I understand that.ramster wrote: ↑7 months ago
The issue is that Battle did not graduate from Montana State and he already used his one-time transfer when he went from Washington to Montana State.
Battle is a 5th year so he could transfer for a 2nd time and not sit out another year as a Grad Transfer - but he didn't Graduate.
But since Rhodyblue12 didn't reference my post, I wasn't sure that is what he was referring to or if the NCAA isn't involved in academics at all, which is what he posted.
There are still some international players from SLU waiting to be cleared by the NCAA.
It's all pretty much a joke now as guys are getting paid to play basketball, transfers have been approved in huge numbers and now the NCAA is trying to get tough with their rules. Players and teams will lawyer up.
If all those players stayed or have been eligible along with Huggins not getting in trouble, they probably would have been contenders.
Interim coach Eilert still has some talent there with Kriisa, Edwards, Slazinski, and Akok but not close to what could have been.
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Nothing new here as the NCAA never fails to disappoint.
But it’s absolute insanity to have not ruled on waivers within almost a week of the season starting
Could easily figure all of these out months ago and let teams prep accordingly
But it’s absolute insanity to have not ruled on waivers within almost a week of the season starting
Could easily figure all of these out months ago and let teams prep accordingly
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And they are not finished yet!!
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Yeah. I understand that there are tons of transfers and waiver requests now, but this isn't the first year of that. It's a completely foreseeable issue that they seemingly did nothing to prepare for. The NCAA's response to any sort of issue that arises seems to be throwing their hands up and insisting they couldn't have done anything proactive, especially when it comes to issues involving player eligibility and compensation.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago Nothing new here as the NCAA never fails to disappoint.
But it’s absolute insanity to have not ruled on waivers within almost a week of the season starting
Could easily figure all of these out months ago and let teams prep accordingly
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I just wanna know what exactly takes them so long.SGreenwell wrote: ↑7 months agoYeah. I understand that there are tons of transfers and waiver requests now, but this isn't the first year of that. It's a completely foreseeable issue that they seemingly did nothing to prepare for. The NCAA's response to any sort of issue that arises seems to be throwing their hands up and insisting they couldn't have done anything proactive, especially when it comes to issues involving player eligibility and compensation.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago Nothing new here as the NCAA never fails to disappoint.
But it’s absolute insanity to have not ruled on waivers within almost a week of the season starting
Could easily figure all of these out months ago and let teams prep accordingly
Have they looked at David Green's appeal yet?
Do they look at it and discuss it with multiple people in the NCAA and vote yes or no?
Does it take them an afternoon once they finally get it? Or is everyone incredibly indecisive? Is it up to one person at a time?
Ok they read his appeal then decide whether or not he should be eligible. How can it possibly take longer than like 30 minutes for one individual issue. This is some pretty basic stuff.
The NCAA has their parameters. Look at the argument given on Green's behalf, decide if its good enough and give a ruling.
They should be able to knock out several in a day I mean what in the actual hell.
David Green, 2 year transfer, played in six games last year, got hurt, dismissed from the team, transfers. I'm sure we will argue that the reasons for his dismissal aren't that bad and since he only played in six games he should be given a waiver.
This stuff isn't difficult. It's just pathetic.
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Yeah it’s so darn frustrating, the NCAA always works @ their own pace and we need a decision!!
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Yes don’t get me wrong I do agree there is a bit of nuance in Green’s situation for example that makes it more complex than others.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑7 months agoI just wanna know what exactly takes them so long.SGreenwell wrote: ↑7 months agoYeah. I understand that there are tons of transfers and waiver requests now, but this isn't the first year of that. It's a completely foreseeable issue that they seemingly did nothing to prepare for. The NCAA's response to any sort of issue that arises seems to be throwing their hands up and insisting they couldn't have done anything proactive, especially when it comes to issues involving player eligibility and compensation.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago Nothing new here as the NCAA never fails to disappoint.
But it’s absolute insanity to have not ruled on waivers within almost a week of the season starting
Could easily figure all of these out months ago and let teams prep accordingly
Have they looked at David Green's appeal yet?
Do they look at it and discuss it with multiple people in the NCAA and vote yes or no?
Does it take them an afternoon once they finally get it? Or is everyone incredibly indecisive? Is it up to one person at a time?
Ok they read his appeal then decide whether or not he should be eligible. How can it possibly take longer than like 30 minutes for one individual issue. This is some pretty basic stuff.
The NCAA has their parameters. Look at the argument given on Green's behalf, decide if its good enough and give a ruling.
They should be able to knock out several in a day I mean what in the actual hell.
David Green, 2 year transfer, played in six games last year, got hurt, dismissed from the team, transfers. I'm sure we will argue that the reasons for his dismissal aren't that bad and since he only played in six games he should be given a waiver.
This stuff isn't difficult. It's just pathetic.
But to your broader point is there any actual process? Or are they just see sawing on what they want to do here? Some committee that cant come to a unanimous decision so there still isn’t one?
You’d figure (right or wrong) there’d be enough precedents with almost every type of transfer situation by now that they’d have former cases to work off of
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If he isn’t cleared though, please don’t go “ah NCAA hates us, hates mid majors blah blah blah”
This has happened all over the country, all types of schools.
Hopefully people don’t think we’re being singled out, the NCAA has made it clear they’re cracking down on two time transfers (I don’t agree with it) but Archie and co had to know they’d have a slim chance for Green to eligible.
This has happened all over the country, all types of schools.
Hopefully people don’t think we’re being singled out, the NCAA has made it clear they’re cracking down on two time transfers (I don’t agree with it) but Archie and co had to know they’d have a slim chance for Green to eligible.
Go Rhody
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For sure. I’m not commenting on whether Green should or should not get one. I don’t have enough historical knowledge of every similar waiver case to know what his fate should beRhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago If he isn’t cleared though, please don’t go “ah NCAA hates us, hates mid majors blah blah blah”
This has happened all over the country, all types of schools.
Hopefully people don’t think we’re being singled out, the NCAA has made it clear they’re cracking down on two time transfers (I don’t agree with it) but Archie and co had to know they’d have a slim chance for Green to eligible.
More commenting on the process (or lack thereof) that has us still in limbo
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I would hope that the NCAA has supplied URI some information about if Green will get a waiver or not or URI have accumulated enough information to have a good idea on where Green stands. I would hope.
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Not sure about the whole timeline of this process, but the NCAA Eligibility Center (previously called the Clearinghouse) is probably dealing with so many requests. Not just the multi-transfers but also those meeting the academic standards, example some international players.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months agoFor sure. I’m not commenting on whether Green should or should not get one. I don’t have enough historical knowledge of every similar waiver case to know what his fate should beRhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago If he isn’t cleared though, please don’t go “ah NCAA hates us, hates mid majors blah blah blah”
This has happened all over the country, all types of schools.
Hopefully people don’t think we’re being singled out, the NCAA has made it clear they’re cracking down on two time transfers (I don’t agree with it) but Archie and co had to know they’d have a slim chance for Green to eligible.
More commenting on the process (or lack thereof) that has us still in limbo
Remember the rules did change earlier this year, making it much more difficult for immediate play.
I am sure Archie and company were all well aware of Green's situation when they offered him.
So yeah, they are probably well prepared to play this season without him, it would just be gravy if he is available.
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No there's no excuse for their delayJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoNot sure about the whole timeline of this process, but the NCAA Eligibility Center (previously called the Clearinghouse) is probably dealing with so many requests. Not just the multi-transfers but also those meeting the academic standards, example some international players.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months agoFor sure. I’m not commenting on whether Green should or should not get one. I don’t have enough historical knowledge of every similar waiver case to know what his fate should beRhody15 wrote: ↑7 months ago If he isn’t cleared though, please don’t go “ah NCAA hates us, hates mid majors blah blah blah”
This has happened all over the country, all types of schools.
Hopefully people don’t think we’re being singled out, the NCAA has made it clear they’re cracking down on two time transfers (I don’t agree with it) but Archie and co had to know they’d have a slim chance for Green to eligible.
More commenting on the process (or lack thereof) that has us still in limbo
Remember the rules did change earlier this year, making it much more difficult for immediate play.
I am sure Archie and company were all well aware of Green's situation when they offered him.
So yeah, they are probably well prepared to play this season without him, it would just be gravy if he is available.
They've had the appeal for Green since the spring
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PRT, I didn't hear when they actually filed the waiver.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑7 months agoNo there's no excuse for their delayJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoNot sure about the whole timeline of this process, but the NCAA Eligibility Center (previously called the Clearinghouse) is probably dealing with so many requests. Not just the multi-transfers but also those meeting the academic standards, example some international players.KingstonLane wrote: ↑7 months ago
For sure. I’m not commenting on whether Green should or should not get one. I don’t have enough historical knowledge of every similar waiver case to know what his fate should be
More commenting on the process (or lack thereof) that has us still in limbo
Remember the rules did change earlier this year, making it much more difficult for immediate play.
I am sure Archie and company were all well aware of Green's situation when they offered him.
So yeah, they are probably well prepared to play this season without him, it would just be gravy if he is available.
They've had the appeal for Green since the spring
Preparing all the paperwork does take a little time, because they want to make sure they give him the best chance for approval.
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True we don't know, but I can't imagine it took us several months to submit something that important.Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoPRT, I didn't hear when they actually filed the waiver.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑7 months agoNo there's no excuse for their delayJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months ago
Not sure about the whole timeline of this process, but the NCAA Eligibility Center (previously called the Clearinghouse) is probably dealing with so many requests. Not just the multi-transfers but also those meeting the academic standards, example some international players.
Remember the rules did change earlier this year, making it much more difficult for immediate play.
I am sure Archie and company were all well aware of Green's situation when they offered him.
So yeah, they are probably well prepared to play this season without him, it would just be gravy if he is available.
They've had the appeal for Green since the spring
Preparing all the paperwork does take a little time, because they want to make sure they give him the best chance for approval.
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After watching the Grasso comedy show and that was “public” information, I wonder if the actual waiver application for Green is available per “freedom of information”
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Japhat Medor, the point guard transfer for Fordham from UTSA just received a NCAA waiver. It was not for more than one transfer, rather, course credit minimums .
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From Jon Rothstein:
Source: Fordham's Japhet Medor has received a waiver from the NCAA and is immediately eligible for the 2023-24 season.
Medor is NOT a two-time transfer, but needed to pass certain academic requirements to be eligible.
Transfer from UTSA who averaged 13.7 PPG last season.
Medor played in charity exhibition for Fordham on Sunday. Game hi scorer with 23 P, 7 R , 9-14 FG
https://fordhamsports.com/sports/mens-b ... core/15591
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Medor was huge pick-up in the portal from UTSA, now in the AAC.ramster wrote: ↑7 months agoFrom Jon Rothstein:
Source: Fordham's Japhet Medor has received a waiver from the NCAA and is immediately eligible for the 2023-24 season.
Medor is NOT a two-time transfer, but needed to pass certain academic requirements to be eligible.
Transfer from UTSA who averaged 13.7 PPG last season.
Medor played in charity exhibition for Fordham on Sunday. Game hi scorer with 23 P, 7 R , 9-14 FG
https://fordhamsports.com/sports/mens-b ... core/15591
They hope he will ease the loss of Quisenberry.
Plus, getting (F) Josh Rivera (10.6 pts/5.3 rebs) to help bolster the frontcourt.
He shot terrible in the exhibition but did have 14 rebs.
Fordham is the only school in the A10 not to lose a player in the portal.
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Green committed 5/3. How long do we think it took us to submit the waiver? A week? Two?Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoPRT, I didn't hear when they actually filed the waiver.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑7 months agoNo there's no excuse for their delayJersey77 wrote: ↑7 months ago
Not sure about the whole timeline of this process, but the NCAA Eligibility Center (previously called the Clearinghouse) is probably dealing with so many requests. Not just the multi-transfers but also those meeting the academic standards, example some international players.
Remember the rules did change earlier this year, making it much more difficult for immediate play.
I am sure Archie and company were all well aware of Green's situation when they offered him.
So yeah, they are probably well prepared to play this season without him, it would just be gravy if he is available.
They've had the appeal for Green since the spring
Preparing all the paperwork does take a little time, because they want to make sure they give him the best chance for approval.
Take down the Robert Carothers banner and fix the concession stand lines
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Have no idea, also don't know how many other multi-transfers committed then or prior.RhowdyRam02 wrote: ↑7 months agoGreen committed 5/3. How long do we think it took us to submit the waiver? A week? Two?Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months agoPRT, I didn't hear when they actually filed the waiver.PeterRamTime wrote: ↑7 months ago
No there's no excuse for their delay
They've had the appeal for Green since the spring
Preparing all the paperwork does take a little time, because they want to make sure they give him the best chance for approval.
Also remember that all the transfer and enrollment papers have to first be submitted and accepted by the university before he officially becomes a student athlete at URI so they can file on his behalf.
In addition, the NCAA was also dealing with all the waiver requests by the football transfers which needed to be dealt with first.
There are several other players and teams also waiting to hear back, just have to wait and see.
Also don't even know if the staff already got some feedback on this, but it hasn't been released yet.
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It’s David Green Waiver week
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NCAA will consider modifications to transfer rules amid heavy criticism directed at waiver process
The request comes as the NCAA has dealt with considerable scrutiny in the waiver process.
By David Cobb
https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... r-process/
The request comes as the NCAA has dealt with considerable scrutiny in the waiver process.
By David Cobb
https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... r-process/
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"The NCAA went on to say they were not in a hurry"Jersey77 wrote: ↑7 months ago NCAA will consider modifications to transfer rules amid heavy criticism directed at waiver process
The request comes as the NCAA has dealt with considerable scrutiny in the waiver process.
By David Cobb
https://www.cbssports.com/college-footb ... r-process/
At least they're being honest.
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It's not like NCAA hoops generates enough dough to just hire all kinds of waiver reviewers all willy nilly just to get them through...oh wait, ne'er mind.
Why don't they do what H &R Block does and hire some freekn seasonal help?
This is like the last little stupid piece of the puzzle they insist on maintaining the ability to eff up. No wonder the P(Infinity) wants out....
Why don't they do what H &R Block does and hire some freekn seasonal help?
This is like the last little stupid piece of the puzzle they insist on maintaining the ability to eff up. No wonder the P(Infinity) wants out....
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Fuck the ncaa
Ruined the sport
stupid ass free agency
Soft players with no loyalty
Microcosm of todays youth
If a coach effs a school then fine
But this portal had ruined the sport
Ruined the sport
stupid ass free agency
Soft players with no loyalty
Microcosm of todays youth
If a coach effs a school then fine
But this portal had ruined the sport
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Knowing how the NCAA works, I wonder if it will soon announce waivers are automatically guaranteed to players if transferring to a member school of the Big Ten, SEC, Big-12, ACC, PAC-12, or BE (similar to the new NIT selection process). All others will have to be evaluated on merit.
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RF1, that would not surprise me but, I think if the NCAA permitted that then there could be blow-back on them (maybe legal action?) by the non-P5/6 schools.
At that point, it would just make sense for the P5 to just split off and do their own thing and leave everyone else with the NCAA.
At that point, it would just make sense for the P5 to just split off and do their own thing and leave everyone else with the NCAA.
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FOIA requests are for government agencies only.
Slava Ukraini!
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Right, so you'd have to petition the URI side as opposed to the NCAA. That said, because of FERPA, if you filed and got anything it would be heavily redacted
Take down the Robert Carothers banner and fix the concession stand lines
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That won’t happen.RF1 wrote: ↑7 months ago Knowing how the NCAA works, I wonder if it will soon announce waivers are automatically guaranteed to players if transferring to a member school of the Big Ten, SEC, Big-12, ACC, PAC-12, or BE (similar to the new NIT selection process). All others will have to be evaluated on merit.
Go Rhody