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The NCAA loves to pick and choose so I'm not using precedent as a reason he's a lock to get a waiver. No one really knows what he has done to be prepared to graduate in 2.5 years from Ohio State or how that correlates to what Miami will accept. We're never gonna know fully. The push to graduate...

Makes sense. But is also a risk, right? If he enrolls at Miami, he's no longer a grad transfer candidate and he's guaranteed to sit the year without the waiver. I wonder what compelling argument he's got to make. Is a coach retiring unexpectedly enough?

The NCAA isn't known for the speed at which it works. One week doesn't seem like alot of time.

Thats why the graduating thing seem so far-fetched. Also, how quickly does the NCAA actually work? How is he gonna get a waiver before the time to enroll for this semester is over?