NCAA preparing to pass new "Miami Rule" (End grad transfers)

[TheRichtShow]

In two weeks the NCAA will vote to pass a rule that will severely restrict grad transfers in football and basketball.

Essentially, if a kid who comes in as a grad transfer doesnt complete his master's, you lose a scholarship for the season. Obviously, schools will be very hesitant to take grad transfers in the future as a result.

It seems like the vote will pass. **** the NCAA.

 

[GhostRecon_Cane]

F**k the NCAA and the clique they claim.

 

[MainLineCane]

Seems the NCAA has a special department there dedicated only to finding ways to ***** Miami

I think they have the entire top floor of the building on the far left

F'em

 

[Ethnicsands]

But the NcAA is there to provide academic opportuntiies to students. Got it.

Fraud. Shut it down.

 

[thereds]

Seems the NCAA has a special department there dedicated only to finding ways to ***** Miami

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I think they have the entire top floor of the building on the far left

F'em

 

[MainLineCane]

In two weeks the NCAA will vote to pass a rule that will severely restrict grad transfers in football and basketball.

Essentially, if a kid who comes in as a grad transfer doesnt complete his master's, you lose a scholarship for the season. Obviously, schools will be very hesitant to take grad transfers in the future as a result.

It seems like the vote will pass. **** the NCAA.

Doesn't complete his master's ever?? or is there some time limit ....because many master's take more than a year to complete

 

[Poptimus]

This proposal is ridiculous, how can you punish a school for something that it has zero control over?

Let me get this straight: if a grad transfer doesn't obtain his Master's degree, the school loses a scholarship. But if, say, a player on scholarship uses/sells drugs and gets booted from school and fails to get his undergrad degree, the school isn't punished. What type of fvckery is this?

 

[Canesfan1899]

But, but, but, the NCAA is supposed to be out to benefit the kids.

 

[D7.]

This is ******* bullsh't

 

[jerive31]

Really a stretch to call this a "Miami rule." Hundreds of kids have transferred via this method. Miami has received, what, a dozen?

I guarantee you that, despite it making good fodder on this site, the NCAA isn't waking up every day thinking of ways to ***** Miami.

 

[itsacanething]

Seems the NCAA has a special department there dedicated only to finding ways to ***** Miami

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I think they have the entire top floor of the building on the far left

F'em

this would have a huge impact on basketball. i believe texas tech and maybe other final four teams have been heavily reliant on grad transfers. i think as long as the kid is enrolled in classes it should be ok. while it is doable completing the masters is harsh in my view.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

You guys have it all wrong, it’s “all about the kids” fellas.

Now think real hard who this prior grad transfer rule has ****ed off the most. Think short little tyrannical madman who wants every rule to benefit him...who almost never takes grad transfers but has lost a few prominent ones.

Hmmm...who could it be?

 

[Pentagon Cane]

Really a stretch to call this a "Miami rule." Hundreds of kids have transferred via this method. Miami has received, what, a dozen?

I guarantee you that, despite it making good fodder on this site, the NCAA isn't waking up every day thinking of ways to ***** Miami.

This is really about college basketball. Unless I am mistaken, Miami has had exactly one grad transfer in basketball--Zach Johnson. I would expect at least 3 this summer before the rule takes affect. It's a b.s. reaction. Player has to be a full-time student to be eligible. Could the player drop out in March after the season is over? I'd suspect maybe a handful will do so.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

This is really about college basketball. Unless I am mistaken, Miami has had exactly one grad transfer in basketball--Zach Johnson. I would expect at least 3 this summer before the rule takes affect. It's a b.s. reaction. Player has to be a full-time student to be eligible. Could the player drop out in March after the season is over? I'd suspect maybe a handful will do so.

You mean three in, I hope.

 

[Pentagon Cane]

You guys have it all wrong, it’s “all about the kids” fellas.

Now think real hard who this prior grad transfer rule has ****ed off the most. Think short little tyrannical madman who wants every rule to benefit him...who almost never takes grad transfers but has lost a few prominent ones.

Hmmm...who could it be?

How many does he lose? Maybe 1 ever other year. He wouldn't play the one and done game until 5 years ago. Now he looks like Calipari. If they change the one and done rule then this really isn't an issue.

 

[Pentagon Cane]

You mean three in, I hope.

Yes.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Yes.

Otherwise we’d be starting intramural players.

God knows we need these transfers.

 

[nobeastofburden]

They are playing a dangerous game and one I expect that will blow up in their faces, in a catastrophic way.

 

[Katzenboyer]

I...don't really get the uproar? This wouldn't have impacted our most important transfers this year (Martell, Bolden) and basically requires that a grad transfer actually...you know...pursue a graduate degree at the school they go to.

What's the big deal?

 

[reg]

You guys have it all wrong, it’s “all about the kids” fellas.

Now think real hard who this prior grad transfer rule has ****ed off the most. Think short little tyrannical madman who wants every rule to benefit him...who almost never takes grad transfers but has lost a few prominent ones.

Hmmm...who could it be?

Jim Brown?