Issiah Walker

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And we’re sure this covers both direct recruits and transfers? Because transfers have a whole set of rules to go along with the basic recruit rules. And NCAA bylaws are too plentiful to just assume this is the only doc on it.


Yes, it covers recruits AND transfers. Everyone who signs an LOI/Financial Aid Agreement for the first time. EVERYONE. With the exception of walk-ons who have been at the school for a year (or other-sport scholarship athletes who have been there for a year, such as Jimmy Graham).
 
I’m talking about how they handled things since the season ended, especially the unity shown by the incoming recruiting class.

We all agree the entire first season was an unmitigated disaster.
Gotcha. My bad for misunderstanding. I hope to god he takes what he has done these last two offseasons and does the same this season. I will be the first to eat crow. We will be cooking if so.
 
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Yup, I don't need all the foreplay! lol
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Well, if that transfer is going to be on scholarship (=receive financial aid) the rules you quoted are unequivocal.
15.5.6.3.2 Recruited Student-Athlete Entering After Fall Term, Aided in First Year. [FBS/FCS] A
student-athlete recruited (per Bylaw 15.02.8) by the awarding institution who enters after the first term of the academic year and immediately receives institutional financial aid (based in any degree on athletics ability) shall be an initial counter for either the current academic year (if the institution’s annual limit has not been reached) or the next academic year. The student-athlete shall be included in the institution’s total counter limit during the academic year in which the aid was first received. (Revised: 1/15/11 effective 8/1/11)

Last sentence basically is a count forward. This is why you can’t just live by a single bylaw. There’s thousands of them.
 
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