Tate approved

[404CANES]

Your scenario doesn't hold any weight unless the fans you're describing are straight up racist or something.

How would anyone turn on Enos & Diaz if Tate doesn't win the job? DIAZ is the one that brought Tate in so he obviously has no favorites between Jarren & N'Kushi. Enos just got here so he obviously has no favorites either. If Tate doesn't win the job then this literally is someone not winning the most pure QB competition we've had here in decades.

Lighten up and enjoy the RARE moment that we catch a break from the godforsaken NCAA.

Nothing you said had weight or relevance

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

If the question was serious, because now we know for sure what we’re going to get:

A starting QB who has faced a genuine gauntlet - real competition from at least 2-3 dudes who can execute a forward pass.

Not sure I understand your response.

Why would any fan want a quarterback transfer, almost seem to be cheering for it, when we need solid competition between three guys?

I don’t have any idea who’s going to win the job, do you?

And I don’t think the coaches might even know after spring. In fact they may not really make up their minds until late summer unless one guy is obviously ahead of the other 2. Spring practice does not provide enough of a sample size to make a clear determination. Unless, as I said, the other two guys are just abysmal .

 

[brcane1]

I doubt, seriously doubt, they announce a number three or even number anybody. Why would you even do that?

Apologies if it wasn't clear in context, but I meant that the announcement would be the transfer and that it would only be readily apparent to that player that they were stuck at the bottom of the depth chart.

 

[L A M P]

If healthy Phillips is the one I wish could get approved

Martell all day. QB play has plagued this program for over a decade. Just relaying not to get on Martin hype train while overlooking Cam. Supposedly he is the real deal.

 

[Redstate12]

 

[PimpCane7]

Told y'all money talks. Tate will be Miami's best QB since Dorsey.

You say some dumb ****.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Apologies if it wasn't clear in context, but I meant that the announcement would be the transfer and that it would only be readily apparent to that player that they were stuck at the bottom of the depth chart.

I see what you’re saying, but as I said in another post, I just don’t think there’s enough of a sample size to make a clear determination in the spring. Yeah we will learn certain things, like who throws a nicer ball, who has the prettiest spiral, who puts more air under the ball etc. etc. As to who actually it’s going to be, I don’t think we will know myself

 

[Insanecane]

Let's go!

 

[brock]

I was told (current player) not to expect much from him. Cam Davis is the one to watch. TIFWIW

Davis looks like a beast physically

That’s who I think should start game 1 honestly especially since I think they will ease Lingard in.

 

[RedPill Stepdad]

You say some dumb ****.

Money does talk, clearly. And Tate will be looked at as the QB who got this program turned around. Similar to Dorsey.

 

[Tad Footeball]

Nothing you said had weight or relevance

Your existence on this planet lacks both weight and relevance.

 

[caneallday21]

Oh I can't wait for the beating we lay on those punk *** Gaytors

 

[rustywalkedaway]

Here were the behind-the-scenes factors that convinced the NCAA to OK Martell’s waiver

How Miami Hurricanes quarterback Tate Martell’s attorney, Travis Leach, made the case that after landing quarterback Justin Fields from Georgia, Ohio State made no efforts to keep Martell. This argument carried weight with the NCAA.

www.miamiherald.com

Interesting. If true, it sounds like OSU's lack of objection or resistance mattered a lot. If so, maybe that should be part of the new operational standard for waiver requests in the portal era? If the school the kid is leaving does not object, just automatically grant the waiver?

 

[righty]

**** no. School shouldn’t have any say on a 18-21 year old kid like that. Give all college players a one time transfer, free of any contingencies. They transfer again then they can sit a year.

 

[TheRichtShow]

Here were the behind-the-scenes factors that convinced the NCAA to OK Martell’s waiver

How Miami Hurricanes quarterback Tate Martell’s attorney, Travis Leach, made the case that after landing quarterback Justin Fields from Georgia, Ohio State made no efforts to keep Martell. This argument carried weight with the NCAA.

www.miamiherald.com

Interesting. If true, it sounds like OSU's lack of objection or resistance mattered a lot. If so, maybe that should be part of the new operational standard for waiver requests in the portal era? If the school the kid is leaving does not object, just automatically grant the waiver?

When they revamped the waiver rules a few years ago, they made this one of the requirements.

Sure you can get a waiver even if your old school objects, but its much harder

 

[deleted18678]

Money does talk, clearly. And Tate will be looked at as the QB who got this program turned around. Similar to Dorsey.

How did "money talk?"

 

[DemCanesByke]

They granted the waiver because they did not want to open the ohio state can of worms but its great for us!!-

 

[JerseyCanes]

A GROUP of MF'ers had to look at this huh?.... I wonder if it was a group that looked at all the other transfers....

They were looking for a reason to deny but couldn't come up with any justification... especially since OSU gave the blessing..

... man F%ck the NCAA!!!

JC

 

[TheEye]

A GROUP of MF'ers had to look at this huh?.... I wonder if it was a group that looked at all the other transfers....

They were looking for a reason to deny but couldn't come up with any justification... especially since OSU gave the blessing..

... man F%ck the NCAA!!!

JC

They still could have said no. Not everyone is elligible, regardless of the situation.

 

[RedPill Stepdad]

How did "money talk?"

What do Patterson, Fields, Martell all have in common? They all hired lawyers and every single one of them got approved. Those lawyers weren't free. Money talks.