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Yeah if the NCAA goes by the book the ruling they made is completely fair. From what I understood in the article. the kid could have applied for a waiver and stated that the coach that recruited him left as his reason to transfer. I'm not sure if he has to stay with the family medical reason or...

I agree, u don't roll the dice on something like this. This will end in a reversal though. It does go to show that connections and money speak the NCAA language.

I almost took this stance, but once I read the article i realized it's not the right stance to take.

This is 2019. This will for sure go viral. The public pressure will force the NCAA to reverse it's decision, just wait on it. Twitter is undefeated.