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I think you could potentially see high caliber players leaving their non-power 5 teams pretty regularly- big schools would start treating smaller schools like jucos. This rule seems like another move that will strengthen the Power 5 conferences at the cost of all other smaller conferences.John K wrote:It looks like the NCAA is seriously considering changing the transfer rules, so that players don't have to sit out a year anymore, if they transfer within the same division. That would pretty much mean no more drop down transfers for MSU and all other FCS schools.
My thought as well. I would hate to see this turn into a situation where top-tier schools poach from middle tier schools, then middle tier schools poach kids from FCS schools. The fcs recruit from D2.The Butcher wrote:I think you could potentially see high caliber players leaving their non-power 5 teams pretty regularly- big schools would start treating smaller schools like jucos. This rule seems like another move that will strengthen the Power 5 conferences at the cost of all other smaller conferences.John K wrote:It looks like the NCAA is seriously considering changing the transfer rules, so that players don't have to sit out a year anymore, if they transfer within the same division. That would pretty much mean no more drop down transfers for MSU and all other FCS schools.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-footba ... es-changes
I'm glad that i am not the only person that thinks this is a bad idea. The NCAA has worried me for yearsThe Butcher wrote:I think you could potentially see high caliber players leaving their non-power 5 teams pretty regularly- big schools would start treating smaller schools like jucos. This rule seems like another move that will strengthen the Power 5 conferences at the cost of all other smaller conferences.John K wrote:It looks like the NCAA is seriously considering changing the transfer rules, so that players don't have to sit out a year anymore, if they transfer within the same division. That would pretty much mean no more drop down transfers for MSU and all other FCS schools.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-footba ... es-changes
Yeah, all the problems with eligibility rules & the like, and this is the thing they "fix"?Hell's Bells wrote:I'm glad that i am not the only person that thinks this is a bad idea. The NCAA has worried me for yearsThe Butcher wrote:I think you could potentially see high caliber players leaving their non-power 5 teams pretty regularly- big schools would start treating smaller schools like jucos. This rule seems like another move that will strengthen the Power 5 conferences at the cost of all other smaller conferences.John K wrote:It looks like the NCAA is seriously considering changing the transfer rules, so that players don't have to sit out a year anymore, if they transfer within the same division. That would pretty much mean no more drop down transfers for MSU and all other FCS schools.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-footba ... es-changes