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Imagine setting the precedence that an NLI means nothing. What a disaster that would be for roster composition building. I stick strong to it. Use your transfer kid, but you're not getting released. If Dillard has a problem with it, tell em to guide their kids better.

Not releasing him from his NLI is not the equivalent of blocking him from transferring. He can enter the portal, and go anywhere he desires.

Idk what a crab means, but I disagree that this action would hurt recruiting. Kids just changing their mind after they sign hurts the school. We signed a certain number of DBs and accounted for him in the future. That spot could've gone to another HS DB that we would depend on in 2 years...

Hope Mario doesn't release him from the NLI **** that trend. You signed the NLI. You want to transfer? Blow your one time transfer exception. Why the **** should schools give all these guys an NLI release shortly after they sign.